BALES GALORE - ITS SILAGE 24!

Making the first cut silage to feed our 550 cow dairy herd on the Isle of Man.
We make it all in round bales (baled by our contractor McMillin Farms). All the processes, mowing, tedding, raking, baling and wrapping.

[@antonyfarming]

You've done 1 or 2 bales then 😮good job team 👏 👍

[@neilellis]

Hello sanders farm,great video ,good to see the system at work again, looked like some nice silage was made 👌 👍 😎🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿

[@sandersfarmvids]

Wasn’t too bad, could have done with it doing a week earlier!

[@yorkshire_ag_videos]

Great video some nice kit there 👌

[@themunter4488]

That is the most wrapped bales Ive seen in one stack !! Is it for 1 herd ?

[@sandersfarmvids]

Yes just for 1 herd! That stacks not even full yet. Usually make around 5k bales

[@tinnie1835]

You dont have conditioner and why? With thick crop like this it could be useful. How are you happy with kuhn baler.

[@sandersfarmvids]

If we were clamp we would use conditioners but we have found to make better quality bales a Tedder gets it that bit drier

[@sandersfarmvids]

Kuhn baler makes a great bale compared to mchale and wrapping system works well

[@lol-vz8kd]

Is there a reason you don't use a combi-baler?

[@sandersfarmvids]

Wrapping at the stack is the best way to do it. Bales are carted , wrapped and in the stack within around 45 mins from coming out the baler. Moving them after they’re wrapped is asking for trouble

[@utarinurulutami5480]

Salam hormat. Hallo, saya dari indonesia. Saya adalah anak dari seorang petani dan saya lulusan sekolah peternakan. Adakah lowongan pekerjaan di perusahaan anda? Mungkin anda bisa membantu saya? Saya sangat membutuhkan pekerjaan.. Terima kasih..

[@sandersfarmvids]

Not at the moment sorry.