We're Making Hay!

[@spideybrent]

Hello from Moosomin, Saskatchewan, Canada great videos thanks for sharing with all of us 😊

[@robertpappa5129]

Now days running most modern farm equipment is like being a airline pilot. You are basically there to monitor the computers.

[@TimMai-tf5pc]

Looks like you are off to a good start.

[@Alansteiner-k6q]

hey trevor we were out to the ranch last week i saw drew and we had good conversation with carl from chicago !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!1bought a hat saw the long horns and the hay you were read to bale awesome our son and now daughter in law live 11 mes from ya !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!1

[@BalesHayFarmandRanch]

Thank you for coming out! Sorry I missed you.

[@machineryworking4589]

I can't stop watching

[@drbeal1]

I noticed the Darf rake picks up more dirt/dust than the Rowse.

[@patdoka5716]

Heard a driver lost a load of hay on the freeway here in Phoenix earlier this week? Was that your truck ? I hate being the news maker for the day! Love the videos, keep them coming.

[@andrewleimgruber587]

Rowse has tighter spacing on rake teeth too. Helps clean it up.

[@skibik64]

Question on the stacker or road sider(whatever you call it). In a full stack does the driver manually change the way each layer is stacked or is there a computer that is programmed to automatically change each layer to how you want it stacked? I know the change in each layer is to interlock the layers, same as what we used to do manually stacking on a hayrack decades ago, but just wondering if he did each layer manually or if it was automatic.

[@BalesHayFarmandRanch]

Hi! Great question. The old style was all manual!!! But these new ones, for the past 15 plus years have computers. You can create different set ups. This is the combination we like!

Do you ever bale just plan grass? From Ireland and the only hay we've ever done is grass hay

[@BalesHayFarmandRanch]

We bale regular Bermuda grass.

[@chrisgilbert2152]

finally paid $17 a bale today in Norco!! 110lbs.. hooray for us!!

[@BalesHayFarmandRanch]

Too heavy for my liking. That’s cheap!

[@beavernw7017]

What is the price pre ton? Good this year?

[@johnjr48]

Rowse probably has more tires because it has more rake wheels. Which mens longer frame sides.

[@albertlabrouche159]

Hey Trevor, sometimes ya just gotta bale it! You know! Rowse should be able to be closer and follow the ground better with those wheels.

[@rickcampbell4920]

Where is your moisture tester

[@BalesHayFarmandRanch]

My back seat with a dead battery!!

[@bobwalton3642]

You don’t need a moisture tester anyone that has bailed a lot of hay can tell if it’s ready to bail by just looking at it and the smell of it

[@rickcampbell4920]

I agree and can too, he was stabbing bales with it one day so I was being sarcastic but also get a real number.

[@rickcampbell4920]

High moisture high weight, you know that

[@brenttully-lc7vk]

Hi 👋🏻 Trevor bales.

[@BalesHayFarmandRanch]

Hello there!

[@HectorRamirez-hf7fj]

Wow this video says a lot we will to jail if we do this in California 😂😂😢

[@BalesHayFarmandRanch]

lol

[@WilliamQuisno]

Your the boss, stop them!!

[@joelhenderson5404]

Im glad we dont hafta use steamers in Oklahoma.

[@CurrentChoices]

flakes defined again as??

[@albertlabrouche159]

Each stroke of the balers plunger creates a flake or a portion of the overall bale. Usually 3" or more thick depending on the size of the square baler. Small bales 3", big bales thicker.

[@joesteiner6564]

3 tie Bales ,,????

[@BalesHayFarmandRanch]

3. Yes.

[@joesteiner6564]

If it's not dry enough it will stack burn

[@KM-ji5to]

Lots of stem moisture

[@BalesHayFarmandRanch]

Lots!!