Final Steps in Making Hay .... Racking and Baling the Grass

[@valeriebillings7248]

I’m learning so much from your videos. I grew up in the country (South GA) and there are fields of hay, corn, cotton , peanuts, soybeans and cows. Not to mention dairy farms but I’ve never been out to see how it’s all done. Your channel is entertaining yet educational. Love it! Thanks for sharing great content ❤👍🏽

[@d.conraddoctor5465]

@prideranch, It is truly a great feeling to be able to get hay off of your own property. I am looking forward to getting my hay bales tested. Thank you for providing me with lab information for DairyOne.

[@PrideRanch]

Sounds great!

[@johnkemp4370]

Love the channel I was raised in Midlothian

[@PrideRanch]

I've been there a few times. Friend of my raises horses out that way.

[@johnkemp4370]

Who I may know him.? Between 1958 and 1965 my father owned over 400 horses

[@johnkemp4370]

You can push that bale around with your tractor and they can rebale

[@BigDHemi4UCME]

They can rebale the ones that didn't get wrapped. Occasionally with those JD round balers they will show on the monitor that the bale wrapped when it actually didn't. I've had that happen a couple of times. I use a JD 4430 and 567 baler.

[@PrideRanch]

It was my first time. I didn’t know about that. But I did go and count every one before I paid. 😂😂😂🤷🏾‍♂️

[@moroccaninphoenix7594]

Beautiful looking field. How do you like your John Deere tractor?

[@PrideRanch]

Yes indeed!!! The one you are looking at in this video isn’t mine but I do enjoy mine. I’m in Texas so it gets hot. I enjoy the Cab with AC and heat.