Second hay harvest of the season: always a learning experience (

Chuck teaches me how to use the hyaline for the first time, Bri helps with the racking of the cut hay & the baling gets completed after frustrating malfunctions.

[@lynnbrown4219]

Oh Brook you have such a beautiful property. The scenery is out of this world. Well done with the tractor and the hay.

[@freedomranchhomestead7961]

Thank you! We feel in love instantly with the scenery here and knew it was a pretty special place ☺️

[@michelleblandine]

Y'all did really good with the bales 👋👋👋 praying for God's blessings and provision concerning the refuge 🙏🙏🙏 sending you loads of love from Nairobi ❤❤❤

[@freedomranchhomestead7961]

Hello Michelle! Praying for God's blessings over you and your family ❤️

[@eugenechampagne3587]

HAY. Great video

[@freedomranchhomestead7961]

Hay, thanks 😂

[@CCRider5312]

MY FAVORITE VIRGINIA KZbin FAMILY! 😁👍🏼

[@freedomranchhomestead7961]

Our FAVORITE follower ❤️❤️❤️

[@CCRider5312]

Brooke look at you go on that tractor 🚜 yeah, girl power 😁👍🏼 ! Chuck y’all should Seed that field or one of your bigger hay fields in Alfalfa grass, it would make some great hay for the Horses. 🐎 Brooke I saw the guilty Boar 🐗 trying to tear under the fence at the end of your last video. As long as those boars 🐗 🐗 know or think there’s food over at waddles they’re gonna continue to tear that fence up with some hot wire to deter them. Now those 2 boars they’re 100% the definition of being a pig ! Pigging up all the food 🤣

[@freedomranchhomestead7961]

Good suggestion on the alfalfa grass...we definitely need to encourage the field to produce a little more hay for the critters. Yes, the boars were giving us a hard time with their new pen, but they have settled in nicely now and know it is there new home 🏠