Oh NO! Too Much HAY!

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[@anthonyhengst2908]

Too much hay??? There's no such thing as too much hay!!! I said it before and I will say it again,"The families that work together stay together.".

[@DavidHines-wn5gf]

Seeing Grant reminds me when my son would ride with his grandpa in the tractor plowing in the fall, he would get tired and fall asleep behind the seat in the 4430!

[@farmergage6773]

Grant is just like me when I was little and used to ride with my Dad every chance i got to. Before you know it Grant will be helping out, and running equipment. Awesome video, you never can have too much hay.

[@randybedker1584]

Never have to much hay. My grandpa was dairy farmer he always said you need atleast 6 months carry over prefer 12 months. That was in the 70s as long as you rotate should be fine. He had 3 barns he stored hay in back then he did all small squares.

[@mattharris1995]

Ask me how I know! That was funny

[@ThomasDrehfal]

Great video Kip! Nice to see that you are able to have precious moments with Grant - he will remember them.

[@jerryfish1303]

He is turning into a fine young farmer

[@jimmyb3028]

Hi kip Love how your barn operation looks nice and neat and everything's inside awesome setup!!!

[@donwallace4342]

Never too much hay

[@ricknascar1]

Good to see Grant !!!

[@jehsdca]

We absolutely loved your videos from Idaho and those self driving tractors!! I’ve never seen anything like that before. That was really cool!

[@bobhover3863]

Another great video. Very heartwarming to see Grant hanging out with you. Very special. God bless.

[@canvids1]

Thanks always Kip I watch all your videos and so enjoy them. Takes me back to your sons age and growing up with my Grandfather. ❤

[@johnbucklerfarms]

You remind me so much of my Past Brother in law he was a Wrestler and couldn’t go to Vietnam because of knee injuries and he was my Second Dad teaching me about the farm and Was a Ag Teacher for 50 years! I’m so glad you got in the Auto Steer on the older Tractors! We just sold Calves and topped $320 on 500# steers! I know you are a Dairy Farmer but Beef is Bringing Stupid Prices! It’s Too Bad For people who have to Go to the Store and like me Paying $6.00 a pound for Burger!

[@jamesforman6587]

The corn here in southern Cook County south side of Chicago is barely out of the ground

[@alfredomarotta6604]

Too much hay is good thing. Grant really enjoying the rides...priceless memories there brother. Happy and safe Independence day, stay well be safe and God Bless.

[@bobpurs]

Never too much Hay Kip. We're still working on first cutting. Need a good window to get it finished. You and your family have a good 4th Holiday. 👍

[@jerryfish1303]

I just watched a video of your wedding from a few years ago you always include Grant that is the best thanks

[@jameschapman6908]

When you build your commodity shed for soy cotton seed distillers and minerals put an extra bay on for hay. O you might want to add teeth to your bucket cause that haylage digs out hard. Nothing like corn silage.

[@billherman37]

It looks like the tall corn is on the tile lines and you have compaction in-between the tile. We are just a state west of you and would be happy if some of this rain would go to you. Spring started good in April then started raining and hasn't stopped.

[@burtzorn4059]

HAPPY FOURTH TO ALL OF YOU. Stay safe and cool guys.

[@user-og9hd2sj8z]

Thanks for another great video Kip. It was interesting and enjoyable to watch. Wow. Lots of round bales that is for sure. Nice you have a shed that you can put some of them in. Keeps them dry. Like that old 4020 tractor. Keep that. Nice to hear about all the you tube channel farmers that were at the John Deere test farm. Must have been nice to see all of them and be able to visit with them. About it I guess. Thanks for everything. You all take care and be safe. The Iowa farm boy. Steve.

[@kevinbardsley2644]

Old saying in New Zealand extra feed is like money in the bank I enjoy your farming

[@mikenawrocki1837]

Thanks for video

[@hayman1971]

check out a bale wrapper for your hay. alot cheaper than a barn plus doesnt take up equipment storage. inline not an individual bale wrapper.

[@terrydarow8401]

That is what I would try to do hard times but build a hay barn for all of your hay but I like it when your equipment is put away looks so clean and neat love you guys ❤❤

[@jimpolk]

Too much is never a problem

[@michaelwood5327]

Dad, got a great looking truck.

[@KipSieglerFarming1]

👍👍

[@Farmerzeb1618]

Another great video Kip ❤

[@JamesHenningfeld]

Kip I have never figured out why you never got one of those round bales accumulator from the back of your round balers I would think runny nose, skid, steers, cross the field, tearing the hell would wreck your hayfields

[@johnhenderson299]

Grant loves the skid steer

[@multipower617]

Too much hay ! That's like having too much money in the bank

[@KipSieglerFarming1]

👍👍

[@Husker3435]

Not at all, in fact it is very comforting to have that ace in the hole. God Bless all y’all Kip and have a great 4th of July 🇺🇸💪🏻🇺🇸

[@stevebiddle8912]

Always good to see Grant. Corn looks fantastic! Great. First cutting. Have a safe and happy 4th of July.

[@burtzorn4059]

Looks like a fertilizer issue definitely. It happens. Nice looking bales. Glad to see the Grant Man keeping you on the straight and narrow 😆😂😆

[@danvanninhuys745]

Your farm looks great.

[@roymclean4763]

Why don't you put a 2nd row up in the bale stack to save space and reduce rain damage?

[@janicewilliams6820]

Super dad...crops look great Kip. HAPPY 4TH OF JULY!!!!

[@markfleck7981]

Have you ever considered using a white plastic wrap on them bales?

[@JohnSmith-dj1gy]

TO TOO TWO LETS GO !!!!!!!! DO YOUR SPELL CHECK HOSS.

[@martywade5519]

I think you could get a few more bales in there if you put them all in the flats, put the first one on the flats and lay the second one on the flat stick the prong through the middle of it light up or a flat way and you can stick the third one through the middle on the in the round and said it on the top. I think you can get them three almost.

[@jvin248]

How much feed deterioration do you see when sitting those bales on the ground? Better to sit them on something like old pallets? I've heard 30% loss of bales over a season.

[@martywade5519]

Spending many hours on a 650 SX700 750 the 700 was the best pushing roads logging

[@gavindewis8496]

given how hard a time local farmers are having getting feed, you can't have too much feed :)

[@ralphgrunz1498]

100 farmers were asked what they do in their spare time: LOL

[@Daveco82]

work on that high and tight young buck!

[@rubenmanitowabi5671]

Good video do you ever use tarps for your outside hay?

[@jamesforman6587]

Are you going to wrap the round bales to keep them from getting moldy

[@kurt4917]

Skid loader with no door is probably not the safest place for young kids. Great to get Grant out on the farm, but maybe not there.

[@matthewpeck4487]

Compacted soil might be the issue?

[@nannettehuffman8397]

Too vs To.

[@jamesforman6587]

Years ago when I selling Chevy trucks we would take ramps and put them over a Ford truck and a Dodge truck out in front of the dealership and then drive the truck up in the ramp and over the vehicles for a king of the hill presentation

[@tylerhulshof84]

Why use a 1 tine bale fork, why not a 2 tine?

[@kevingordon7426]

Will the new bailer change?

[@stevenhancock7462]

Do you wrap or cover those

[@KEVIN24098AFGLHJAF]

Kip, how do you know?

[@jclarkj6]

What weight did you wrestle at? I was 180 but started at heavyweight-back then anyone over 180 (185?) was heavyweight.

[@markgreen9763]

Why is 53 closed for trucks to go down it

[@countryguy72065]

Rebuilding the bridge north of Bowers...

[@judithsonnek9218]

Extra riders on machinery--no, no!!

[@homey3051]

[@user-nm5dz1cc6x]

Please do not ever unload any type of machine with your child in it very unsafe

[@darrenmotl8131]

Did you invite mn millennial farmer to your farm

[@butchmcgregorb1203]

Never sell your farm young man it will bite you in the a$$ every time