Cutting Oats! - John Deere 7600

[@HowFarmsWork]

The orange color comes from a mixture of pollen and oat rust known as “Puccinia coronata”, the mower itself isn’t rusting through

[@mikepagel1021]

I was just going to ask, then I saw your answer.

[@bomberking401bomber6]

How Farms Work hello

[@sarabennett5983]

You are so funny

[@scottodonahoe9505]

Same thing in the fall on grass . Not harmful just ugly . Lawn care tech I see it every year !

[@zuestoots5176]

A tractor working is so majestic. I'll pull off the highway just to watch a tractor under load. I live in Idaho, and our town is surrounded by farm land in every direction. I will drive a tractor all day if given the chance

[@stevenwalls7215]

The good o country music in the back ground just makes these kinda videos even better to watch to us from the country just makes it feel even more like our real lives so thanks

[@robertg.9964]

I have to say, You and Nick Welker do an excellent job on you videos. I know between farming and video editing, it's extremely time consuming, but I and your other 232K subscribers greatly appreciate all that you do on the farm and informing us how a farm works. I really think these videos will encourage our children to either farm as well or support our local farmers. I definitely do every year buying locally. Thank you again for all you do!!!

[@henrygraf7860]

Thanks for not skipping over the mowing process.

[@kristenscott9438]

Very beautiful video, Ryan! SO relieved to see that the crops are doing well! Calvin is so adorable!

[@aaronbrenneman1674]

Im glad to see you take care of your equipment and that you even check the oil before you get ready for work. Great job👍🇺🇸

[@wyattsimpson6810]

I was just pulling into our hay when this video came out. Raking up 2nd crop. Love the videos. Keep up the great work

[@America-First2024]

2nd cut? Man! I’m still working on first cut. (Rain) 😕

[@wyattsimpson6810]

We were dry all then rain then back to dry but yep 2nd crop

[@mraetnts]

Seeing your pup in the cab when leaving the farmstead is the cutest thing. Also - kudos on the US flag on the 18 wheeler

[@g.n.g4851]

Saw the Flag hanging on the side of Big Red! Thank you for the display!

[@workhardlivefree3818]

You throw them oats in a trailer and You'll be superstars from the 80"s... Haulin Oats

[@williammatthews2948]

Steven Johnson That's just wrong. Lol

[@kadenwatt2033]

Lol I'll give you credit for that one

[@frankeem3820]

It's Hall and Oats.

[@workhardlivefree3818]

@@frankeem3820 can't tell from texting form here... but You do realize that was a joke right? Little play on words...

[@frankeem3820]

Yep I know it's a joke. Have a good day.

[@14Marathons]

Great video Ryan. Great to see Travis and Rocket in the video as well. You and Travis have awesome channels. Thanks!

[@stevemondal.]

Good to here you can hold on the the JCB for while longer. Thanks Ryan.

[@BogeyHawks]

I think this is one of your best vids yet. Nice job.

[@eddeetz493]

The cattle will come running for those wrapped bales. Good luck with a great 2nd crop and over 100 bales on the oats. Do you stage the oats for winter pasture feeding. Feeding will be a snap with the JCB. Looks like hay will be at a premium with lack of production.

[@michaelpedersen1672]

Very informative. I am certainly not a farmer. I enjoy watching you go through your work days. Keep,up the good work.

[@fermewestshefford]

A rapper , very funny ! And I like this kind of video to! Great job Ryan

[@gavv_2379]

The Wheelman looks amazing!! I hope you are enjoying it!! Love your vids!! :)

[@RandysFiftySevenChevy]

That is so satisfying to watch Ryan, I love seeing family farms in action. Great job.

[@rogerwilson9892]

Look like you going to see some nice bales off the 25 acre oat field and hope you will have more hay than you will need this winter.

[@j.b.caldwell7420]

Travis and you both have referred to your prior alfalfa seedlings as having a lot of loss over winter and the following year. I can’t recall that you ever let this hay ground lie fallow or rotated to something other than alfalfa . How did you do that without the old alfalfa roots choking out the newer seedlings ? We can’t do alf after alf here - have to rotate corn or grass for a season.

[@anthonybanda8192]

we are on our second cutting of hay here in michigan. we got a lot of rain the hay is growing fast. trying to cut hay and harvest wheat at the same time staying busy. good thing we have some hired help.

[@richardbloomfield1247]

Will you do a video on you wrapping the bales

[@HowFarmsWork]

I'll be making a video when we wrap them!

[@richardbloomfield1247]

I will be ready to watch it

[@robertmacleod4058]

That stuff wrapped will make great feed for your beef cows. Could you tell how the stand under the oats looked?

[@HowFarmsWork]

Robert MacLeod there was a lot of variability since the field was contoured

[@sarabennett5983]

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[@ReverseProof]

Great video, Ryan. You're video/drone work is second to none!

[@HowFarmsWork]

❤️

[@FoolOfATuque]

I was in some heavy stuff this weekend with a rotary cutter. It was not a fun time and very slow going. We don't do alfalfa or silage so no need to invest in a mower-conditioner. Sitting under a rotary cutter in the hot Texas sun pulling grass out of the rotors, because you were going too fast isn't fun. Sometimes (always) I learn my lessons the hard way. I also get to learn those lessons multiple times. The mega wide pick up on those John Deere balers are incredible though! It will go through an windrow no matter how heavy. Lol!

[@augustreil]

That was hilarious with Rocket and your hat !

[@SoybeanFarmer3300]

nice video great editing and finishing up with Rocket wearing your hat gave me a great laugh...

[@laurosanchez9580]

I love Rocket, he is a true farm dog...

[@jerryminney3555]

Hello Ryan , That looks like it would make you less opt to make a mistake but on the other hand it will make your rows nice and straight , have a great week take care

[@dougeubank]

Hello Ryan, question, how many drones have you lost by running them into tractor or equipment? Great video, keep them coming.

[@boys597]

Hey, here in Norway we using a lot off fendt vario. The reason is easy. It makes the silage go a lot faster. And its mutch cheaper too drive. 😊

[@cassiuspuckett8789]

Nice video Ryan. Nice stand of oats, and looks like a good bed of alfalfa underneath......

[@aussiepedrosmith78]

Call me strange buts there's something extremely satisfying watching the Moco cut oats!

[@kirkking6601]

Awesome moco video. I just got a JD 630 moco this year and started cutting Bermuda hay.

[@markb.1259]

You make awesome videos Ryan! You explain well what y'all are working on, the camera work is totally outstanding. The drone work is Top Notch! I don't know how you get some of the action shots flying around the cutter while cutting. Thanks!

[@b2617]

Great video! Love the drone and music.

[@Butterfly-mt5ml]

What a pretty mow! Dumb question 🙋‍♀️ Where’s the hay going as you’re cutting it?

[@ceemorebuts]

If planning on expanding cattle herd, you may what plan on putting tricale in fall for spring baleage then double crop Sudan-sorghum. Could get 2 cutting of Sudan-sorghum. But that’s my 2 cents, hope to it helps

[@ceemorebuts]

I think there are some variety that are baleage ready around June 1st but understand delayed corn and soybeans planting will cause problems, but planting rye or tricale could bee harvest as grain if delayed in baleage, if there’s a market,then sorghum or millet

[@plowboy7700]

Anything goes south don't call me. 🤣 Same thing I tell my Dad when he goes to the field.

[@MatthewHoag77]

Typical farmer banter, especially with these two good ol' boys.

[@lucasdobson8344]

Ahh the starting of that mower brings me back

[@garlandhenry6792]

Good video as always. Thanks for the ride a long

[@peteraernouts5741]

around here the hook a disc mower to a self propeld chopper cut and chop the oats at the same time and load it on a trailer and make silo that way it gives a lot less of dust and dirt in your silage.

[@joshbutterfass2362]

What does Travis think of the auto steer in his tractor

[@jacobbabcock5282]

Travis has a channel called The rest of the story. I would ask him there

[@tucobenedicto109]

Cool video after tedding and bailing. Maybe Monday a camera on the jcb brush bucket, and show the clean up. Do you save the wood to season? Hope you didn't lose that much oats. Great to feed the cattle.

[@minnesota4169]

How do you like the flails on that moco? We have a New Holland H7230 (not a hydroswing) but I really like it but it has rollers. I thought the flails would beat the grain off the oats...but not so much? I've never used an auto steer either but it looks kinda cool. I guess the difference is I'm not trying to make a video while I cut. Pretty cool though.

[@raphael7088]

hello how farm work.I is french and i follow your channel,you have the beautiful farm and good job with tractor and mower.

[@jcbryant2305]

Would you consider now that you’re doing more hay getting that self-propelled mower you guys demoed a few years back

[@biggamehunter9138]

Your mower would pick up more of the oasts you run over on your first pass if you extended the mower all the way out and then after your first pass turn around and go the opposite direction

[@HenryLoenwind]

I wonder what the wheelman turning calibration would do in a vehicle that can turn on the spot. Not many out there that have a steering wheel, tbf. ;)

[@jamisgood21]

Man I love my state! Such a beautiful place.

[@hadritoys]

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[@davedunn2124]

RYAN, have you guys ever ran higher moisture hay through your baler? If so how did it do? Guessing you were shooting for 20% or less just to preserve it

[@HowFarmsWork]

This stuff is going to be dry, it wasn’t cut soon enough to make decent silage, at this point I’m looking to keep the rain off the bales. We’ve run wet hay through it before and had issues

[@MatthewHoag77]

Calvin, being the Good Dog that he is, let Rocket go for the ride. What does Rocket do? He "steals" your hat. Dogs, I tell ya. Thanks for the video.

[@jackparkey8421]

Loved how he went to his spot ....said let's go!

[@conortimm733]

If you’re wrapping the bales why ted it? Is the ground that wet around you? We just take each row over then bale it within 24-30 hours

[@AndreyK415]

What are those deep green tall plants in ditches/low spots, seems like you might not want them in your feed? 11:49

[@HowFarmsWork]

That’s ragweed, it’s pretty fibrous although not toxic for the cattle so the cattle tend to pick around it. After heavy drought conditions or application of fertilizer, ragweed can accumulate nitrates which can be toxic for the cattle, but for the amount of ragweed in the field that isn’t as big of concern as storage

[@Lordwilliams1990]

make sure you put enough layers of wrap on the bales, minimum 10 with whole crop. how do you get on with the moco, are they ok on hills? I would leave it 24 to 48 hours in the rows then bale and wrap it. You can bale and wrap the same day with whole crop.

[@benjaminbauer4883]

Joesph Williams I know at my place we can’t leave any bales panned for silage longer than 12 hours or we are trying to wrap sponges

[@thomasmerwin8894]

Do the cows eat the rag weed to

[@MrOutdoorsman015]

Does a center pivot moco work better than a right sided one in your guys opinion?

[@HowFarmsWork]

We’ve used both and this one is definitely more versatile and works better

[@MrOutdoorsman015]

We've been using a right side since 2002, I've been trying to get the "boss" to invest in a center pivot for it being easily handled

[@nickb8161]

Hi your videos are something I look forward to

[@diggerdave.6587]

We never tedd oats as we find that it knocks out too many seeds especially if its mowed as the G.S you mention. Do you not have that trouble Ryan?

[@jerryfowler4960]

Some nice photography.

[@Antieau4]

Hey Ryan: I'm new to your channel and making my way through your videos. I am not a farmer, but have mowed hay with my father in law years ago. How is the mower head controlled to track to the left, right, and center behind the tractor? Is it manually "steered" or does it track automatically? I'm not sure you'll even answer me on this old video. I'm here, I'm subscribed, and I'm knocking out your video library. Thanks for what you do. Stay safe!

[@donaldhuisjen3223]

Really like Rocket. Wish I had a dog like him. Cool flag by the road.

[@Drew1776.]

How long did it take to mow the entire feild???

[@tonymckeage1028]

well done ryan, theres nothing like cutting hay

[@scootertoro5368]

How many tractors does a dairy farm normally use or have our own?

[@TheDba6060]

Some kind of different trees on your oat field, what wat that? 😉 16:06

[@valtur25]

looks like hemp to me - a popular plant used to make fabrics like linen or rich biomass, shouldn't be mistaken with cannabis

[@zuestoots5176]

@@valtur25 Hemp is a strain of Cannabis.

[@billwieland8497]

Do you forsee a need to use Big Red to move bales?

[@HowFarmsWork]

It would be nice to use it for that, but it wouldn’t fit in my driveway with a trailer on

[@SKC640]

I dig the wheelman and am super interested but have one question. Does the GPS receiver have to be above like on a cab? Can it be used on a open station with no rops

[@brutallyhonest5239]

love the drone footage

[@Idahovandal4ever]

Did you underused that with alfalfa? It seems pretty light, not much of a cash crop by itself.

[@brycemarsaglia3601]

Great video ryan. Oats look great! How many acres did you have in?

[@SomeGuyFromOttawa]

I was wondering about the rust look in one of Travis' videos... Always appreciate the time and effort you put in your videos! Maybe you should check Rocket's doghouse for your other missing hats!! lol

[@paulschoenfelder7500]

what is all the orange looking residue on top of the Mow go.

[@ethanhuber5360]

We're 90 acres into our mowing. Alfalfa is so thick and tall it's been plugging the conditioner.

[@lingenfeltera]

If you are wrapping the oats, why are you concerned with drying them out?

[@HowFarmsWork]

The oats were cut at a later stage maturity which won’t result in enough carbohydrates for good ensiling. You have to get them to around 40-60% moisture. They got rained on the next day unfortunately after the forecast changed.

[@albransix]

I have never thought of making hay out of oats. That is a good idea.

[@ernestdougherty3162]

Damn big projects to the video Ryan I think you should give your hat to rock it I think it looks better on him than it does you lots of laughs and he didn't seem to mind it overall good video at least your ring held up so you can cut the roads now if we can get them bailed and wrapped that would be great

[@frankeem3820]

Hello sir, thank you for another great video. Makes me wish I was still farming. Question, Define good forage. Is it the amount of protein or fiber or what is good forage?

[@3069mark]

I love Rocket and how she rides with you. That is so neat.

[@stephenlay6864]

r you going to plant any thing after oats

[@carterfarms5906]

U and travis are so funny lol " i got my phone on me if anything goes south call someone else "😏😏😏😏😆😆😆😆😂😂😂😂🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@billylindauer3636]

Will you be using a line wrapper or individual wrapper?

[@jamesmcmahon7091]

I like how suttely modern technology can be incorporated into older tractors eg the wheelman We are apparently in the modern era but I am yet to see a 7600 with jet engines

[@bluemtnsman]

I completely understand that you are doing demos for different useful products, such as Wheelman and said demos take place whenever possible during the year. Got it. However, for cutting oats that will be teeded, would you normally use the Wheelman ? Great videos sir,,, thank you.

[@HowFarmsWork]

You could, but it would be difficult to Ted just the windrows

[@shopshop-lx9hj]

Honest question----what's the point of the wheelman if you are still going to be in the cab?

[@wheelman9]

Wheelman is a Hands free autosteer system that allows you to concentrate on the other tasks involved in farming. It reduces driver fatigue and reduces overlap and skips in application.

[@chrisrenken9303]

Is the deck getting rusty or is it residue from cutting

[@koltonwagner8670]

How high are the sides on big reds trailer?

[@hvlineman5227]

All around awesome footage on this video thanks for sharing

[@stupatt321]

11:49 what did you go threw?

[@trevormeixner735]

Ryan the wheelman products look great and look like they will do a good job just curious if youve tried any products from trimble?

[@arblick]

How many bales you get and how much weight per bale?

[@fasterdura1772]

Awsum video👌👌👌👌. But the John Deere moco with the flail type conditioner is the WORST in oats. Walk behind and see all the seeds on the ground threshed. Roller crimpers are the best. But I guess each to their own. Love the video tho. Happy harvesting 👌👌👌👌.

[@brandykaminski8289]

I'm 12 and I am interested in ur videos ur awesome a great farmer.

[@donald1056]

The flag is on your grain trailer - far-out - old rocket is your #1 buddy I see - very good dog

[@fletchergreen353]

Yes he is a good doggo

[@thedeere1012]

How many hours are on the 7600

[@MrVailtown]

Your wrapping it to ferment , what is desired moisture level under idea conditions for this? Was that milk weed that was mixed in with oats ?

[@HowFarmsWork]

40-60% to ferment, but with the weather we weren’t able to cut it at the right time which is before it heads out. We aren’t so much wrapping to ferment as we are to keep the rain off of it.

[@kjeglmangle9256]

How tall were the oats when cutting?

[@mikebonge7206]

That moco looks like it could cut anything. And you moving fast

[@SteveHolsten]

Rocket was enjoying being in the cool A/C.