Making Hay 2024 | Complete Process from Field to Barn

[@genedieball]

Sir Thank You for your time and videos. Farming alone is hard work. Doing your videos doesn’t make it any easier. Again thank you and stay safe.I hope to see more of your videos.

[@jimwhite1061]

Thanks for the video, it's good to see someone using smaller equiptment; I can relate to that.

[@edwinschwartz2472]

I agree. In my 65 years of making hay, I have found that it is much easier to judge the distance from obstacles on the first pass cutting around the outside of a field to drive clockwise. This puts the left side of the tractor to the outside instead of the far end of the mower conditioner. For me it’s much easier to judge the distance away from fences and brush on the outside swipe. It all has to be cut anyhow. Just my thoughts. Keep up the good work.

[@farmerslife2612]

Great job 🎉🎉🎉

[@ChickenScrape]

Looks like you guys made some nice hay. I've seen some guys with much newer and bigger equipment just make junk.

[@KJV-Bible-verses-wo3mo]

Love the accent and great video

[@AndreiVintan]

Nice video broooo😊❤

[@briantaylor467]

One year when we had the farm we took the square baler out to bale some tremendous good hay and we had 2 times up and down the field left to bale and the flaming baler blew up so i had to go and buy a new baler i came back with a John deere 3320 and what a bloody great baler she was by heck she could put it through in no time at all mate

[@Keller_Ranch]

Wow, interesting story! John Deere definitely has made some really nice square balers.

[@jwoutdoors1451]

Does that 135 handle the hay one pretty well?

[@Keller_Ranch]

@@jwoutdoors1451 yes it does.

[@jwoutdoors1451]

@@Keller_Ranchthat’s good to know. Looks like it does. Is it a diesel model?

[@Keller_Ranch]

Yep, its got the Perkins diesel. We have been using it quite a few years and it rarely gives us problems.