Farming where NO Farmer has Farmed before!

[@mrtrusty101]

I'm sure Frank will be very proud of you guys. Thanks for sharing Dave

[@JenBurnett-l5j]

Thank you for sharing this story about Frank. He was my sisters husband and a very good man.

[@farminainteasy]

Yes he sure was. Many great memories!

[@chrisd531]

Keep the good memories, Frank will never die this way, he'll always be with you

[@farminainteasy]

Thank you! Absolutely!

[@jimholbay5148]

Great story about Frank, I love it and all your videos 👍

[@farminainteasy]

Thank you so much!!!!!!

[@jardakyrian5275]

Great storytelling, its sad to lose a good friend, at least they leave us with some great memories❤

[@farminainteasy]

Yes they sure do, thank you!

[@ElsaLay]

Hi "Mr.Hay king" of Canada...😂 It's always a joy to watch your video's... It's always great to see new land being opened up for agriculture, far too much agriculture land is being sold of for development... Stay safe...👍🌾💚

[@farminainteasy]

Hahahaha hay king.... haha thank you for watching and enjoying, let alone appreciating the work we are doing.

[@andrewbadgery4572]

Thank you for answering my question much appreciated

[@farminainteasy]

No problem! Have a great day

[@susangreen6478]

This was so amazing!!

[@farminainteasy]

Thank you Susan! See you this week!

[@jimholbay5148]

I would get a bronze plaque made in Franks memory and plant it next to the trees.🙏

[@farminainteasy]

Hmmmmmm, good ideas!

[@paddyflanagan8428]

The good agri spread spreader built here beside me here in Ireland

[@farminainteasy]

Very nice!!!!!

[@chadtosh6831]

Looks like you’ve got a couple of bales to roll up out there. 🤔🤣👍

[@farminainteasy]

Yes, we sure do. Actually shipping some of them out right now!

[@moorgrovee]

❤

[@chadtosh6831]

Yep, hard losing a good buddy. But enjoy the memories.

[@farminainteasy]

Thank you!

[@andrewbadgery4572]

I have a failed barley crop in head. Still green can be made to silage. I am concerned that cattle won’t like the hairy heads of barley and get stuck in throat? What’s your experience

[@farminainteasy]

Sorry to hear about your barley crop.. There are a few of those around here as well. We always try to use "smooth awn" varieties when our crops are destined for a forage crop. If your variety is NOT a smooth awn, you can still sell it to someone that is going to chop or process the feed in a prepared ration, such as a TMR mixer or pit silage.