Grinding ear/shell corn for the cattle.

[@ianhotson6057]

That brings back memories for me, thanks for posting, I enjoyed it!

[@kopenhagenkid]

Great video

[@grantpowers]

Your white looks great,,, my horse is a farmall 856, same grinder,, I fill 3 cribs each season, grind it and sell locally

[@dougc.3998]

Grew up in west central Illinois, all our equipment was old green machines. They all did the same jobs as yours. I didn't live on a farm but worked on family and neighbor's farms. I miss some of the things from my teenage years that I did on the different farms I worked on but not enough to want to farm myself. I try to tell my kids what life was like back then, we worked hard but had times to goof off too. I had enough money from odd jobs that I didn't worry about it until I got the idea I wanted a real job in town 25 miles away. I was broke most of the time after that. Haha. The small family farm is mostly gone when you could make a living on them but enough still survive through hard work and dedication to that idea of self reliance. Good work on the video, people need to know there are still family farms alive and working.

[@farminginnorthernillinois]

Yeah we are a very small family farm but my dad still works off the farm but he thinks this is the best way to teach me and my brother good values and keeps us pretty tight as a family, and I’m proud that we were raised this way. Thank you for your comment and watching.

[@chargermopar]

That looks like running corn through a wood chipper! Good thing you have the Bobcat for getting that pallet out of tight space.

[@trentonromig967]

Very nice I wish we had been for shelled corn and to put our feed in very nice we have new Holland 355 we grind oat hay wheat shelled corn and ear corn

[@harrieberendsen4717]

Good information, greetings from Holland

[@justinmcconnell3800]

Pretty similar to our current operation for beef cattle. Gehl 125 grinder and we run it with a Ford TW-5

[@gasdieselgrease5746]

I used to drive a feed truck For Dekalb feeds both when they were just DeKalb feeds and after Huber bought them. I’m racking my brain trying to remember if I ever delivered to your farm

[@farminginnorthernillinois]

You may have.

[@mikemontgomery7337]

I've ran a White ! It ran great but it was very cumbersome because it was 2 mile long !!! 😂

[@justinbourget1560]

You can make a corn flour with your grinder mixer?

[@henery09]

hi nice corn is this to feed cows or hogs lots of it, how long does this last to feed out thanks for the video and where is this .

[@farminginnorthernillinois]

It’s to feed cattle, and we make 2 1/2 tons at a time, a steer will eat between 10 and 20 pounds per day depending on the size.

[@erniecothran3112]

What is your cost per 100 lbs ?

[@randyvoss]

Where in northern I'll. Are you?

[@farminginnorthernillinois]

Ogle county area.

[@erichill1230]

what is all of your name and the boys name and i like your video