Mowing Darn Nice Hay!

Beautiful

One of the rewarding moments of making everything come together

That's NOT steep, beautiful laying ground

Maybe 3 cuttings this year

Awesome yield! How is the fuel burn on the T5 now the HP is dialed up?

That amount is going to make bales fast, may have to wind out the weight or have busted strings.

thats some nice hay.. :) ours is behind becuz of the flood then being cold out..

Good looking Hey Dennis. Say did you ever make any videos of that 6130R working before you took it back?

Interesting cutter, (offset to tractor) lots of universals to grease on that PTO. Really like the channel & beautiful hay!! Newly subscribed from Mid-Atlantic area. Take care!

Have you ever seen a mower that’s become very common here in Sweden, called a ”Butterfly”? Its one mower in the front and one at each side, behind the tractor. Then you would be very efficiant, having a job aside as you do...
Maybe help your neighbors and get some income on the investment?

That's some great looking hay

i would like to know what you did to get from a trashy field to beautiful field like that

Hay up here in eastern Ontario is not so good. Been Cold till last weekend. Take Care.

Wow, that is some great looking hay Dennis. I hope you get lots of bales. Thanks for sharing the mowing job with us.

Good looking stuff. Think you will sell it all or be keeping it?
Whats a bale going for down there?

Is that just a mower or does it have a conditioner ?

you'd better be careful, you'll get some of that seed in your beard and have hay growing under your nose.. lol

Well it looks like we've got your rain here now 😣. I reckon a hydroswing mower would be a nice investment 😆. I've pretty much done the same with my fields. Basically I'm stupid enough to take the small, annoying fields that every one else is clever enough to leave alone 😂😂😆

Looks good!  Our hay here has been marginal this year.  It has rained almost non stop so a lot of the pastures have not been sprayed or fertilized, and a lot of the wheat turned before farmers could cut it for hay, so wheat hay will be almost non-existent.  I'm fixing to start our grass hay next week if weather prevails.  So far the Bermuda is very stunted due to the cool weather.  It'll be interesting!  On another note, what do you use to mount your camera to the equipment?  I want to try that but don't want the camera to get bucked off, either.  Thank you!

Thanks for the video Dennis. Are you done with that glass factory pad?

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Thick is good except on drying time! Nice rig you got there sir

Hey Dennis. What PTO HP did you end up at after you tuned up the engine?
Sorry if this a repeat.

I have found weather bug to be the best for weather

Nice video

Definitely a different type of grass than we have here in Ireland. Hope the sun keeps shining 🌞 Dennis.

How's the tractor trading going

Wondering if your still happy with the eco tune you had done?

Nice.

That tractor dose a good job

you need a discbin that turns both ways

I often see no front attachment. Is this not usual in your Region?

I often wonder how the decision is made to do things, like mowing a field. That mower looks like it runs best off to the right. Does it also track along behind, or even to the left?

Are you mowing to the right to prevent driving on the standing hay? Does it knock it down, and make it harder to mow if it's not offset?

You seem to be following the basic outline of the shape of the field. With each pass, you seem to stick to the basic shape. Does this help out in some way? Is it just drivers choice, or does it somehow make a better mowing process? I understand the limits of the parcel, but once around the edges, can you straighten out the rows? Would it make it easier to navigate? Or would it make some other unknown problems? It would seem that the easiest way would be straight lines, and that would be based on the second or third trip around, but reduce the amount of steering, backing, and unnecessary trips around tight corners with unproductive moves.

Just curious! Thanks.

I do not know anything about hay but that looks good enough to eat (if I was a cow or sheep)

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What is the best sweet hay I don’t know a lot about the hay business

What model cutter is that? I’m looking at a Kubota 5032 today (Vicon) got $19k and I wanted your opinion. It’s not a conditioner, just mower with 8 disc & 3 knives per disc???

If ya wanna make money at farmin don't grow corn just hay and grain

Have you ever tried reed canary grass in the low/wet spot?A lot of it here in Mn. Not as good of quality but does very well in wet conditions

I love this video can't wait too start doing it my self one day

You’ve done great work on that field. Must have been hard, but look at that green grass !

Where are you located at

Can u wrap that wetter hay for silage?

Dennis do you have a video of how you open up a field when cutting for hay or opening up an alfalfa field. If not, would you please do one.

watching my first hay mowing video in 2024 but the video is from 2019....well it popped up....i bet i watched 5 yrs ago

Even though it’s a four year old video, I’m happy to have found it. Nice to see a real farmer running some NH machines. While that’s what we’ve ran for generations, I’m open minded on what’ll be next. Nice to see a T5 in action.
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My grandpa used to say that the clover seed is always there you just gotta get the ph right to make it grow to its fullest potential. Snd that field is absolutely beautiful crop of hay buddy. You sure got it going your way. Hopefully it's still producing this year like it was that year.

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