Chopping corn silage for the brood cows with the 1958 Farmall 560 & John Deere 34 chopper

[@joetanguay2544]

Always enjoy watching your video, keep up the good work

[@artillerest43rdva7]

it is always so nice to see you taking care of the cattle, dingle berry is so funny how he avoids you because you hurt his feelings by yelling at him! they are so funny! it is great you have the corn as a back up since the hay failed due to insufficient rain! you always seem to need that back up plan when ever you are a farmer! due to being tied to the weather! great video, it is good you caught your phone! there is nothing harder to do is sanitize your post diving in a fresh warm pile! take care and be safe out there! keep taking out those vermin!

[@keithgreene2469]

Gotta love those controls you designed for the dump trailer !

[@Tom-np3en]

Thanks for your efforts, I’m in Queensland Australia who lived on sheep and cattle stations and it is eye opening to see the difference in raising livestock

[@trentonromig9765]

Very nice video love it I want to see that 1066 hydro agin some

[@OldRedTractors]

The 560 is a nice tractor. I'd like to own one someday

[@knappfarms]

We use them for everything just big enough to be really useful yet affordable because they are too small for big farmers to do anything with

[@dobberaaron6658]

You did awesome I love watching that old Machinery work looking forward to more videos. Dingleberries awesome you should make some shirts or hats that would be cool do you have any that have your guys's logo that would be cool take care God bless

[@knappfarms]

Mom makes some stuff for us to wear with our logo haven’t really looked into selling yet hard to find an easy shipping and ordering sight to go through and time to make everything I will let you know when we do though I appreciate the support

[@bueno7052]

Many years ago, I remember some corn was dry like that when chopping for silage. When blowing into the silo. Dad would run a water hose to the blower. He said it would help it ferment better when it was dry. Wonder if anybody did that too.

[@Hinesfarm-Indiana]

Good video, nice looking cow chow 👍🌽🌽. How wide are your corn rows? We’re hoping to start beans next week.

[@knappfarms]

We are still pretty green in most field but they are starting to turn yellow faster every day

[@Hinesfarm-Indiana]

@@knappfarms oh ok 👍

[@Dirtknapps]

That is my 58 560

[@knappfarms]

Fixed

[@richardkarpensky1232]

Where is your farm at I'm from mo

[@knappfarms]

North west Indiana

[@ArmpitStudios]

Man, I dig that little chopper. Nicely trained dog. Is that Rusty?

[@knappfarms]

She is actually Rusty’s daughter

[@ArmpitStudios]

@@knappfarms Ah, that makes sense.