Finally Time to Bale Hay!

We knocked the rust off and got one field baled. We got things put away 35 minutes before a heavy rain hit!

[@131dyana]

Love the hay stack pick up. Never saw that before. Love the video thanks. God bless.

[@markgray1119]

Just found you last night, watching from Brisbane Aus. Takes me back to when I was a kid watching everything, mowing, tedding, rowing, baling then picking up.

[@AmericanHayMan]

Thank you! Hope to keep making interesting videos for you!

[@cliffordarnoldussen]

This is the first time I ever seen your channel it’s very interesting I like to wait to do your videos

[@gracieheaton7967]

Watching on lunch break. Very entertaining

[@bradh74]

Nice job with the video! That Bale Baron would make square bales a lot easier. I saw a video were the accumulator had a carousel (like) on it and it held almost as many bales as a wagon but would also unload the bales in a steady stream (on a conveyor that runs in a loop off of the top into a loft (possibly to the ground as well) but that sure beats picking all those up by hand. I think if I ever got into farming I would just use round bales to feed cattle so it would be easier to move around but you probably sell hay to people with Horses I believe they like the square bales better. Cool operation anyway thanks for sharing, I enjoyed watching you guys make short work of that field! Editing may make it look easy but it's done!

[@AmericanHayMan]

Thank You!

[@rileygarrett3551]

Another great video

[@korbinrobinson3736]

Here from Gracie’s story 😂

[@franklackie2469]

Yes that's what the preserver will do

[@LinusNilsson1996]

what kind of liquid are you spraying hay with?

[@AmericanHayMan]

Hay preserve. Its mostly a food grade preserve.

[@jogadadigital8160]

Para os rebanhos comer capim é igual comer agriao, alfaces, e repolhos . Acelgas e couves . E almeirao. Picado ou inteiro entra na pança e aaahhhhhh!!! Que delicia !!!!

[@jamesbarbour8400]

That 'Bale Baron' looks like a great piece of kit, though doubtless expensive !

[@AmericanHayMan]

Yes it is! It really streamlined the operation and we would be lost without it now.

[@doniebrady4466]

How many acres?

[@AmericanHayMan]

Barely enough to pay the bills

[@ronjohnson3695]

Cut youre production time attach a wagon and have a guy stack the hay in the wagon while thebales are coming out . I stacked a lot of hay in wagons myself while following the baler

[@AmericanHayMan]

Love the idea! Cool fact is that I actually have done that in that exact field many years ago.

[@ronjohnson3695]

@AmericanHayMan I live in upstate N.Y and farming around me is all gone . Washington County still has farms but that North of me . Can I have an idea of you're state ? When I was a kid I wanted to be a farmer. My hobby is a vegetable garden myself. I think knowing how to grow food for myself is very important especially knowing the attacks and regulations directed at farmers including energy costs . I work for a large grocery store chain and a lot of " fresh " produce is Actually imported from other countries. I think it a dangerous idea myself in today's world 🌎

[@felixantonio8785]

Olá, quando você saiu com a máquina, do lado esquerdo eu vi um monte de tranqueiras, bagulhos amontoados, aí eu pensei: lá também tem isso! não é só aqui. 🤠🤠🤠

[@canvids1]

What a awesome video of your operation wow. nothing like this back in the 1950's all hard work manual labour Me as a young 12 13 year old. thanks great video of real new stuff.

[@AmericanHayMan]

Thank you!

[@MentalMickey]

Toni Kukoc - Chicago Bulls 🤠🤠🤠🤠🤠

[@AmericanHayMan]

MJ

[@richardtutor8331]

Great job man