Anderson Bale Wrapper...Wrapping Baleage!!

Brand new & dialing it in!! This is the same wrapper that will be wrapping my baleage this year.

[@29Fiorello]

Every time my husband and I drive in the country and see all these big tubes of hay, we comment to each other that we wished we knew how it was done. DUH....so I went on KZbin, and now we know. I think that farming is fascinating, and I am so glad that it is so easy to find out how things are done/

[@veesercattleco.4111]

The power of KZbin huh!!? Glad I could help!!

[@iiSup3rior]

Im here for the exact reason, seeing how they do all this.

[@Furious321]

Using this in Farming Sim 22 and it's awesome to find out how accurate the in-game functionality is to reality. Cool-ass machine.

[@benjaminbauer4883]

Love these wrappers, my uncle has one when our tractor drive tube line wrapper broken down we used his it one man job with that.

[@veesercattleco.4111]

Yes! They are nice!👍

[@johnwayne3101]

Wow. Always wondered how that was done. Great video thx!!

[@veesercattleco.4111]

You got it John!!

[@harrisfarms5753]

U said u fed the steers the haylage I am trying the same thing this year but wasn't going to use corn silage what is your thought on that trying to get the same product with haylage

[@veesercattleco.4111]

If feeding haylage.....highly suggest they get a grain ration daily as well.

[@benandsylvia]

Cut and baled on one day? Do you have any risk of combustion? In Ontario, Canada, we cut and in a day or two, rake, then by day 3 at the earliest we bale. Now that I'm at the end of the video I hear you saying it's cattle grass,like sargum, so disregard everything I just wrote! Love the wrapper,man!

[@mewraha7182]

Who else loves baleage? I LOVE baleage!

[@danrasmussen4658]

Thinking about getting one do u know if they work good with dry hay

[@user-A244F]

If you're hay is dry enough you can store it in a barn anything less you can wrap from almost dry to just baled

[@geoffhirsh2402]

What moisture % are you trying to bale it? How do you check the moisture level? Enjoy the videos.

[@buffranchAB]

45-55% is a good target, some balers are equipped with moisture sensors

[@CampkyGaming]

As a non farmer but very interested can someone explain to me the purpose of tubes rather than individual storage etc?

[@freisdairyllc6898]

It takes more plastic to wrap each bale individually, thus increasing cost.

[@johnhatt1219]

Mia ben where some new videos

[@Jack--mu3gs]

Love the way the Americans dont know what silage bales are. Haha we use a wrapper like this but it does one bale at a time hehehe

[@veesercattleco.4111]

I'm not sure if I understand your comment? I'm an American, in America...wrapping Silage bales?

[@mfdriver90]

​@@veesercattleco.4111 I think he means wrapping every single bale (like they do in the Uk and Ireland) not the inline wrapping.

[@redpower1466]

Alot of farmers in America wrap bales for silage both individually and in the continuous tubes.