COLLEGE GIRL DRIVES SILAGE TRUCK (JD 5830 Chops Wheat)

Laura is home from college and drives a silage truck for us as we chop wheat for silage!
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[@alanwoods2010]

Nice to see a family working a farm together.

[@edgarkyeyune7729]

Your channel is the best. Always nice to see Laura in them. Hearty greetings from Dubai, United Arab Emirates. 🐿️💕

[@joallen3579]

Nice to see a family working on a farm together! :)

[@clintwalker9052]

Laura is awesome

[@nesandhiller5323]

Nice to see family working together to get the job done.

[@fredpoort2861]

Great for watching thanks for your time

[@johnm1898]

Fun video to watch. Thanks for posting.

[@wallaceloan4169]

Top work Laura you are a natural. Another good video and real life every day on the farm.

[@allenhrubes8598]

Truly, a family farm. Downright impressive! In the day of corporate farming, it's a breath of fresh air to witness your day to day activities. I used to farm here in Eastern Montana about 20 years ago until my health dictated I had to give up farming...I'm a new subscriber. Thank you for documenting your activities like you do. Keep up the good work👍👍.

[@shawnmcreynolds3193]

you guys do a good job nice to see your sister help you get things done we never cut wheat for silage before

[@robertlackey3176]

Doing a great job on the videos and the farming and way to go Laura

[@tompeters4234]

Great video. Was put together nicely and fast paced. Kudos. Nice improvement on the end.

[@dacase2]

Kansas gals not only pretty but also know how to work. Good Job!

[@travismoore6769]

nice work there

[@rshoemaker7368]

Always wondered about those large piles of food at the diary farms we pass by in our area. Love the education! Thank you.

[@philxdev]

it is actually a really good preservation method that can even enhance the feed quality by adding vitamins that are produced by the good bacterias within the fermentation process, feeding only silage however is not the best way for meat and milk quality and of course for the health of the cow.... but the silage fermentation process can also go wrong: if the silage does smell bad .. it is.. since this process can also go bad with f.e. butyric acid etc... especially on dairy farms this method allows for a constant high quality feed for the cows and it can also be made with plant material other than just gras, like f.e. corn, alfalfa etc.. giving this process the utmost care is mandatory because you want a good and healthy fermentation process.. every hole and every leak than introduces air into the fermentation process has to be avoided at all cost.

[@trucker-ron]

Just found channel pal,reminds me of fellow Irish man farmer Phil how your family all help out ,i love it cheers

[@paulcasefarms9933]

Good video!! Don't apologize for being ''scientific'' as farming is much more scientific than most folks have any idea about. Way more than just'' making a hole in the dirt put a corn in it and cover it up and watch it grow''.

[@paulcasefarms9933]

Is the kenworth the replacement for the truck that rolled over during milo harvest?

[@BigSmiles214]

Great job Laura

[@ziauddin7948]

fantastic wheat chopping & silage preparation # yes wheat should be harvested before maturation at which water content in the leaves , stem & grain is sufficient for silage fermentation # inoculant is the bacteria which release enzymes to facilitate fermentation of silage # good pressing of silage through loader to remove air for anaerobic fermentation of silage #

[@arlenstrauch]

Great video! I have never seen the inner working of a cattle trailer. You handle that trailer like a pro. I subbed for that reason alone. 😁

[@SuperAliceleo]

Great share my friend ..big job being a farmer ...

[@johnmurphy3175]

Hi from Cork Ireland. I ran a JD 5830 years ago. I notice a hydraulic motor/pump fitted to the blower can you go through this in more detail in another video. The wheat field is mown real neat.

[@robertpayne2717]

Had a cousin that had some drought stricken corn in southeast Iowa 1983 corn grain yield was about 30 bushel. Him and his neighbor had had an old Dairy barn concrete foundation which the lined the sides with round bales and they proceeded to cut their worst corn fields for silage they used an old H farmall with silage fork to spread and level and pack the silage in their improvised Trench silo I think Al had a M farmall with a 2 row mounted silage cutter.... they had a neighbor down the road that was baling hay with his old Allis Chalmers Roto baler was kinda neat to watch 30 and 40 year old equipment at the time actually working...

[@cam8318]

good work

[@herbhouston5378]

Good video... I like how you all work well together...

[@scottjensen4752]

Looks like you use some high sides for your trucks ,lots less wasted.

[@aaronsanborn4291]

Y'all come on up to the North Maine Woods we'll teach y'all how to really drive a truck. I grew up on my grandfather's dairy farm here in Maine and I spent a few years stationed at Ft Riley.

[@danielrandolph9170]

👍🇺🇸 Daniel from central Mississippi

[@western0693]

You guys would love a degelman silage blade

[@aaronjarvenpa1743]

Why isn't there a pit or why not a bagging machine to keep the silage inn ?

[@connork4440]

Nice video do you chop grass or sorghum

[@gruffjenkins5603]

Why don’t you use a buckrake to lift the silage up the pit, anyway great video once again

[@willjones6234]

Are those log skidder tires on the forager?

[@ghostofcato3052]

Whoa! She is beautiful!

[@doycowzintexas1672]

Does the dirt hurt it and do you cover the wheat silage

[@jenniferallen9733]

"That's kinda scientific"--got me laughing! I was following as a scientific gal. I shall learn more after I get done with my summer teaching job. Anatomy & Physiology is my knowledge base right now so I want to investigate this silage process.

[@jamesmarsh4957]

that will make so great fodder very good stuff

[@nicholasmiller7394]

Aren't you guys near salina

[@AceHardy]

✍️

[@ajskab99]

How does it go agewise (oldest to youngest) of you guys? I’m guessing Greg is the oldest.

[@PetersonFarmBros]

Yes, you can find info on our website www.petersonfarmbrothers.com!

[@michaelbeckingham6220]

You want duel wheels on the tractor on the heap it packs it down better

[@wheeln24-79]

Actually I think your wrong. More weight is put down with one tire. If there were 2 the weight would be half as much. So your compacting less area with only one tire but putting more weight on and compacting it better.

[@petersonfamilyfarm1778]

We prefer to pack with dual wheels, yes, as much for safety as anything. But this was only 20 acres of silage so it was not worth putting the duals on. When we chop 300 acres of corn for silage in the fall we will put the duals on to pack.

[@laurat6601]

I met you in real life in arksnal in I cattle show good videos you looked at my cow

[@dmelnik4020]

What chopper do you have like 730 John Deere because I know it’s a John Deere because your farms basically you’re Farm is John Deere’s

[@dlmarquart]

Smell the sweet odor of the silage

[@kdf4440]

i do not miss our 5830

[@nicklad9463]

I hope Laura is old enough to be driving that truck legally:)

[@willgaukler8979]

...sure...if she wants to.....did you notice how comfortable she is driving it too....there real Farmers...everybody drives everything one day I think...

[@jakewalter3729]

Lo

[@alexpollard9157]

Why don’t you guys use head or chest cameras so you can use both hands to work

[@petersonfamilyfarm1778]

We have our GoPros on clamps we can attach to stuff. To get them out and attach to head or chest takes too long during a busy work time like chopping silage.

[@azepromidi]

lazy man truck 4:40

[@paulamccarthy5489]

First