Second Cut Hay Finale 2024 (Pt I)

[@farmingforfunandprofit940]

Good to see a channel that is more doing than. talking about doing, and not offering advise on many subjects that i hardly see in action in their operation.....

[@windrowfarm]

Thanks so much! (I know I do a lot of talking, so I'm glad it doesn't feel that way.) Thanks for watching!

[@HumbleHaymakers]

Tough making late season hay. We still have a bit more to do to wrap-up 2024.

[@windrowfarm]

Thanks! I hope that's finishing up well (I'm chipping away at getting caught up on your videos, but I'm behind!)

[@fullers1966]

Live in Central Wisconsin woke up this morning at 32°getting cold too soon are you going to be running your videos throughout the winter love watching your videos

[@windrowfarm]

@@fullers1966 hey there - thanks so much! I’ll run out of season content pretty soon - just have a backlog of video finishing out this hay year. Maybe I’ll have some motivation to make discussion videos about how I got started, or ways I balance farming with other part-time work. But winter gets pretty slow around here. I hear you on the temps though!! Hope you’re doing well!

[@garywest-cl7id]

I really enjoy watching your channel. In my opinion, you would be way ahead if you had a conditioner on your mower.

[@windrowfarm]

@@garywest-cl7id thanks! I agree a tine conditioner might help the super early and super late batches I do. In general the rest of the summer goes well without one in all-grass (and I unfortunately don’t have the $$ or horsepower for it anyhow). Thanks for watching!

[@gamefarmer188]

Have you ever bailed with the 135 since you have put the thrower on the baler

[@windrowfarm]

@@gamefarmer188 once! On a flat, smaller field. It worked it, but it managed 😊