Crop Flattening Windstorm Strikes Again

[@ginggur17]

The pick up truck looks the part with the trailer connected. Hannah, you are such a great help. 👍👍🙏🙏🇬🇧🇺🇸

[@ginggur17]

Your time lapse was amazing. God bless you guys. 🙏🙏🇺🇸🇬🇧

[@cody28h]

Love how dad sits and supervise you two boys reminds me of me and my brother Scott and dad

[@michaelowen1750]

Take the old roller to a driveline shop-- they can weld it back together true and you'll have a spare.

[@angus4202]

cheaper than a new one too

[@johnmoore669]

Ryan I am so sorry to see the damage to your farm. The main thing is you all are okay and safe but my heart aches for the damages I seen in the drone footage. God be with you all. God Bless!

[@b2617]

Tell god to chill with the wind then...

[@bryankeator8396]

Inline wrappers are the way to go. Used both alot.

[@georgedavidson7986]

Wrappers work real good. You can get the hay off when the weather is damp. But the plastic is expensive

[@Blueriverfarms]

Condolences on the crop losses; hope it is not as bad as last year! Here to keeping your head up and keep moving - forward.

[@rusnsc7622]

Good grief! Between storms like this and drought elsewhere…Been tough this year in agriculture. Sorry for the hit to y’all’s farm Ryan. 🙏

[@timstevens2866]

Cool video of clouds rolling in!

[@KingRobin2021]

Love watching your channel cause I get to watch everything that happens in the near by area. Keep up the Great work

[@GracefulPlants]

Aww Jack Jack "helping" in the shed

[@tonymckeage1028]

Great How Farms work Video, thanks for sharing

[@keithwest2575]

So sorry for the damage. That is one more reason that I contend that farmers are the biggest gamblers that there are. Plant a crop and the majority of the time between planting and harvesting is out of your control. Best of luck, take care & stay safe.

[@maciii069]

Sorry to see the crop damage after the storm. Very disheartning. Keep safe.

[@fazerainbow5674]

awsome video ryan yes you will definally need a wraper in the near future will make things alot easeir and better for you thumbs up and shared

[@cdarting91]

Easy on the bale’s Ryan!!! This isn’t Farming Simulator!!!

[@michaelbaumgardner9493]

Good evening. Being a Propane hauler, bout the only thing you can do is 1 move the pig farther away from the house or 2 build a lean to or building around it but use lightening rods and run thick gauge wire to multiple rods driven into the ground 3 get a Propane pig that can be buried. Positive and negative results with each option. Propane expands 10x its liquid state in a atmospheric release. Vapor lights off 1st then the liquid. Repeat until no liquid or vapor is left. Be safe everybody

[@robertbrewer7597]

I was told you have to replace both upper and lower drive rollers at same time. Replacing only one will cause excessive wear on chains and sprockets.

[@ianhaggart1438]

RTFM when stuck only 😉😁. Suppose you'll have a nice fancy gate post now. 😉. Good work and a great video for watching before supper. So a big thumbs up from me 😋👍. Stay safe 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿.

[@ronaldjennings8057]

I hope you turned out to be safe Ryan I know how weather gets up there take care God bless🙏🚜

[@SimonKL11]

It's so bad to see the damage. I just hope that harvest won't be too crappy☹

[@jamiefrench9023]

I can already hear the reel of despair creaking this fall during corn harvest.. sad to say the least 😢

[@tim_g3478]

Ryan, sorry to hear about the crop damage…..again! However, you are a fortunate man by asking Hannah to marry you. Anyone that has the foresight to save and bring the melted butter in the face of an emergency is a special person! Hannah’s skills keep coming out!

[@hannahsmith239]

😂😂 I was gonna make these brownie things and I just got the butter melted when Ryan walks in and goes, “I kinda wanna get home… there’s a bad storm coming” 😂

[@tim_g3478]

AND Brownies! Ryan, why did it take you so long asking Hannah to marry you! Hannah, you are a multi-talented person, from welding to baking to driving Big Red!

[@Pinziee]

engaged and Hanna takes the Pickup ;-). Don't like thunderstorms at all ... Greetings from Belgium

[@glenfredrickson2881]

Ryan I think you have a pattern forming with down corn, you might want to look into copper levels in your corn plants with a Sap Analysis test. Adequate copper is needed for cell wall flexibility which would allow that corn to bounce back. I too, had lodged corn in the past few years. After doing a lot of sap testing this year I discovered most of my fields were deficient in copper and several other nutrients. Where I addressed that with some foliar application of copper and many other nutrients all of that corn is standing really well, where I didn't do foliar applications I see some corn going down in small areas from recent winds. I would venture a guess and say your corn would probably be deficient in other metals as well. Most of them are there in the soil but are oxidized and not plant available. Hence the need for a Sap Analysis test to get an accurate picture of what your corn is able to acquire from the soil.

[@HowFarmsWork]

We'll look into that! Thanks!

[@glenfredrickson2881]

@@HowFarmsWork If you want to dig deeper for a better understanding into the subject of oxidized metals in soils I would highly recommend a video recording of a webinar that Advancing Eco Ag has. The video on KZbin is titled "How to Release Manganese and other Metals from Soil Reserves." The first 36 minutes is the webinar recording the rest is Q and A format.

[@yvonnejohnson1557]

Instructions are only good for one thing starting fires thanks Gary

[@gungadin6889]

That JCB with the tele boom is just a Beast Master

[@nealhadley1482]

Some good drone coverage. Mother nater has NOT be very nice to farmers the last couple/few years,depending on what part of the country. I liked the way you straightened the sheet metal with the handy dandy crescent wrench. That is VERY HIGH TECH. Since I left the farm in the late 70's,I did the military thing for 5 years. Got a job doing Depot Maintenance on F-4's. That is the very tool we used to roll the forward edges of the main landing gear doors after final rigging. You don't want anything hanging down at the speed of a fighter's speed or it could just get damaged. I liked the comment about getting the old roller welded an keeping for a spare. It never hurts to have a spar anything on the farm.

[@uppsalahazzemarkstedt2759]

Perfect preparedness with melted butter and corn to pop can you always find, Ryan. Good thinking of Hannah! Te-hee!

[@dirtthunder1638]

Hanna is a true farm girl! Jumps right in there.

[@ryanwaege7251]

That last shot...oof. Stay safe and well, Ryan & crew.

[@BillSkidmoreoutside]

I loved the tube wrapper that I used to have, no special equipment needed lol

[@chesterraybon3442]

That damage looked ugly. Really hate it for you all. Everyone is ok so that's the blessing out of this. Take care.

[@jordanschneider6505]

I remember when that storm hit wisconsin and it was wild.

[@EtzEchad]

Boy, this has been a lousy year for all the farm KZbin channels I follow! I hope you didn't lose much.

[@ryanbergman618]

Travis is right no farmer uses the instructions

[@brittblanton8342]

So sorry Ryan to see the storm damage, I guess you guys will have to use the reel of despair on some of your crops again. That’s horrible about your neighbors house.

[@craigmiller5372]

Cool timelapse. Hope your crops did ok. Looks like you have been getting plenty of rain.

[@patkelly7999]

Great job Everybody, sorry to see Ye got storm damage again :( :):)

[@waterskiingfool]

Sucks the weather got your crops again

[@jacksmith827]

Ouch, looks like the wind did a number on that corn.

[@DaveSteen]

Instructions are for reading while in bathroom to see if you did it right lol

[@jeffslaven]

Horrible luck. So sorry that this happened again. Keep the faith.

[@edloughrey1181]

I was in Mahtomedi (St. Paul area) MN during Draco last year a pretty good sized tree branch fell on my car. I saw the video of your place that made m cars little dents very insignificant. Sad to here about your neighbor glad you two are ob

[@ohiofarmer254]

we had the same storm on the 11th here 83 mph winds for about 20 minutes. I dont know anyone with crop damage but every power pole on our road came down and we lost a bunch of trees 36 hours with no water sucks

[@ericbray5596]

I just have one question and that is why do you not use forks for hay bales seems to much to line up the pallet forks

[@heyerstandards]

14:38 unintentionally the most Wisconsin-ish thing

[@russellschneider4317]

You have to do both if the other drive roll one is .010 different in Size to the new one

[@paf950]

We've had quite a few damaging storms here in Michigan this summer...crazy weather.

[@mickoostingh5777]

well hopefully better next year

[@keithkuckler2551]

Sad to here about your weather. I drove down from north east minnesota on the first week of August to visit and old friend of mine in Lancaster. I spent a few days in the area, and, the crops looked pretty good. We in Minnesota, especially the north east part have had almost no rain all spring and summer. I no longer farm, but, the drought has created the conditons for some big forest fires. Our air quality has been horrible because of the smoke, and, ash falling, even though i am almost forty miles form the biggest fire.

[@Token_Civilian]

Oh my goodness. Your corn can't catch a break these last couple years. :-(

[@birdfeeding]

Still loving the teleskid!

[@daveconger6199]

Prayers from Durant Iowa (Quad Cities)

[@Newberntrains]

If it runs it was done right If it sounds bad it was done wrong If parts go flying when turned on u turned the wrenches the wrong way

[@jtschwinghammer]

Damn! Y'all can't catch a break can ya?

[@theGovnr1]

I am pretty sure OLF had a similar type of problem with his Baler earlier this year

[@robinrhodes8399]

Should get a bale trailer. And you can hook on to your truck with it.

[@toddseefeld8469]

Gotta love that JCB

[@nikphoenix]

Hopefully the corn can stand back up some what.

[@chrisroeben1085]

Just be thankful that your farm isn't located in the northern part of the county along County T near Boscobel. Some flatten crops, a barn foundation wall crumbling away, or the neighbors propane tank being struck by lightning would have been the least of your concerns that day the tornado 🌪 swept through the area.

[@GoldPicard]

I was up in Marshfield that day and boy oh boy were those clouds moving, ended up having a load go down to Ohio and was basically chasing it all day and the light show was pretty impressive.

[@charleslynch7274]

Sucks u guys got hit with another bad storm and knocked the corn over but on the bright side great to know Hannah is a scooby doo fan

[@cdarting91]

When did you get that JD skid steer?!?!

[@doclull1989]

Hey Ryan!! Tell Travis to stop tearing up the equipment!! Sorry you guys got hit again. Hopefully wasn't as bad as last year.

[@someperson7]

Hope the neighbors are ok😟

[@scottmelnyk9719]

How about a Ryan and Hannah engagement update video?

[@chevyon37s]

Please for the love of god get some proper bale spears for the skidloaders

[@HowFarmsWork]

I have some, only prefer them when loading bales onto the bale carrier, otherwise when loading bales on the flatbed they’re hard to get off the spears when unloading, and you can stack them together tighter with pallets

[@denisricher1349]

Hi Ryan, Have you seen the bale accumulator that Sonne Farms has been demoing..... Saves you a lot of time with piickup as all the bales end up in the same area.... Check it out sometime if you haven't seen one

[@ryanwaege7251]

We average about twice the yeild per acre in WI vs SD where the Sonne's farm, so it may not be worth it.

[@cartervandehey9704]

I’m sorry about that hope it’s not very bad.

[@shawnogorman7085]

Any idea if thats the same system that hit Millinial Farmer? He was showing some crop damage the other day on Instagram

[@Dale37]

Farmers here are gonna be running all night trying to get their corn done, we have a hurricane headed our way.

[@jameshaynes9631]

Well i gess its another hay year .last year was horrible my dads shop burnt are hay tractor burnt and a lot of tools burnt. Iv made one video about it .and bought a new 6420 hay tractor . I'll make another video showing the shop

[@MisterTee2010]

Did your corn recover at all ? Hail and strong wind is the worse. And drought.

[@hturbo1007]

We had that same storm blow through Dubuque county. Some wind damage to corn. I've noticed that only certain hybrids were affected, saw it in the same field side by side one hybrid down and the next one standing right next to it unaffected. What hybrid are you using if you don't mind me asking?

[@plowboy7700]

I would have taken that storm. It's been so dry here we had a fire next to us burn 6000 acres in 5 hours.

[@huntington7995]

And this is why God made a farmer

[@richardpoe2461]

It’s a darn shame that you can’t grease a lot of those bearings. But then Deere can’t sell you $$$$ parts.

[@briangoll1909]

It just can't rain gently anymore I guess

[@SledgeHammer43]

To protect your hay So would large hay shed or barn.

[@evanknobloch3968]

Nice vid

[@ollie-lk5dx]

OMG not again !!

[@noelcahill6707]

Get a baler with the combi rapper

[@clinthochrein888]

Strap your load before you hit the road! Heart broken to see the crop damage.

[@kirklothert3435]

A windstorm. No bueno

[@noahlichti4152]

Why not use bale spears instead of pallet forks, would be easier and quicker don’t have to line it up perfectly

[@dennisnissen4760]

DAM!

[@defan4evr]

Really need to check out Cole Sonne channel from Sonne Farms they have a deal behind their ballers that holds up to 3 bails and you can dump them all pretty much in a row makes picking up a lot faster and easier.

[@edwinflores6861]

I can see a siluet man walk in the sky, in minute 15:18 secons

[@larrybg9293]

Oh no. I pray not as bad as it looks.

[@Adam_Poirier]

Well maybe one of these years a good windstorm above all of those damn solar panels away

[@frankeem3820]

What is the acid that you use on the hay? Just curious.

[@HowFarmsWork]

Hay Pro

[@garlandhenry6792]

Oh no 😳

[@PaulHigginbothamSr]

Makes me not want to put the propane tank next to the house.

[@crazyredneck7284]

Hey Ryan what's the tank in front of the baler do

[@HowFarmsWork]

It’s acid to help preserve the hay when it’s higher moisture

[@crazyredneck7284]

@@HowFarmsWork oh nice would like to have that on our farm but our baler doesn't support it.

[@johnperry5102]

they have a rapper and baler all in one unit works good, don't know about the cost of it.

[@MrJoliver33]

Why don't you stack in a triangle? Two on the ground and one on top. This at least keeps one out of the dirt.

[@HowFarmsWork]

Snow piles up in the winter and ruins the netwrap when it melts into ice around february

[@laneluckhardt5510]

Time to buy a corn real

[@stuartsplace100]

$1700.00 is quite a bit,but not much if u do not have a baler that runs

[@nataliespiker4656]

Hey Elkader iowa is not far from me

[@HowFarmsWork]

We're just across the river!

[@nataliespiker4656]

@@HowFarmsWork i live just down the road from elkader. Depending on what way u went u could of gone through my town. I go to the John deere place there to get things for my lawn mower 😊