Family Farm with MASSIVE Hay Production (13,000 bales/day!!)

I like the bale collecter

I hope your making $ with this video cause your bro kinda acts like he wishes you were running a piece of equipment.

Great video interesting to see European style machinery in America gonna enjoy your videos

Do you bale any Bermuda grass? That is pretty much all we feed in AR

WOW, great job

We would buck bales all summer following the cuttings. Sometimes we would need extra help and hired kids from town, very rarely would they last a whole day. The tractor driver was the farmers 10 year old son, come on guys we’re burning daylight. Too funny. During really hot days we would work sunup til about 10, got to the lake til 4. Have dinner and work til dark.

I just learned a whole new thing today. This is cool.

For a hand guided tractor, those windrows are pretty darn straight!

Man your dad is tough, raking hay in august on an open station tractor. My hats off to him I dont like mowing my small yard in august

Verdad que la agricultura de Estados Unidos esta a otro nivel.

LESS TALK, MORE EQUIPMENT ACTION

sound is too loud, damn

what is "hay"? isn't it the leftover from harvesting wheat stalk and stuff??

The farm I work on we place skids under our bales and it gets old fast having to get out and move kids every time you add another row or take away another row of bails

C'mon Family farm, let's do 20.000 and even 25.000 bales!

Do not spray persistant herbicide, it makes tbe manure worthless

I baled hay for 40 years in Lancaster, Ca and am so impressed with your haying operation !!!!!

Hay there! Neat.

Y’all hiring driver?! :) cool vid

Only in ohio

MY GOATS LOVE YOUR HAY SIR. THANKS FROM MY GOATS TO YOU FARMERS.

man I am Mexican I can do any labor work but hay is one of the toughest jobs ever the dust is ensane. and warmest days are the most the only days they work on.

ads....LAME!

Farms in Ohio be like:

Why all small bales, why not do 3x3 or 3x4 bales? Seems like it would be easier, fewer bales to manage. I feed all big bales now.

The bail stacker remains a complete mystery. As does the matter of how the stacked bails get into a configuration for the grapple to lift them onto a truck remains a mystery too. For the reasonably heavy amount of talk there was very little info transferred in this video. All the bits I could figure out by watching I know, the rest remain unknown. Anyway, it's a good human interest video (sort of) but it would have been a lot better if it actually informed me of something I don't know.

The world is good when you are making hay.

GO GO Masseys

this is how i love farmmer life. it so amazing. i spend my time to my dream in farming simulator,

I was on a 4 man crew that threw thousands of straw bales for 34 cents. Easy money for high school kids in fairly nice Missouri weather. We should've charged more! There weren't any other crews around, and the farmer had a contract with the hwy dept for $2.50. Not bad for the farmer who already sold his wheat. I still aint complaining though. June straw bales are WAY easier in a hayloft than alfalfa or clover when it's 100°!

wow that is impressive , to think we use to do what you do in a day was our year

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Love watching how others do hay,retired farmer from New Zealand thanks

Some decent raking and bailing footage between the hours of some guys face and endless talking

Great work, tractor farming in field

Trust that God will help you with all your farming problems or whatever.

We are getting close to third cutting in Washington state

It is not possible to watch the video!!! it 's better to look at how they work , and not at the operator 's face all the time , what haven 't I seen in your face ??? The most important thing is to shoot so that the mug is on the whole frame!!! Please tell me the reason why you are constantly doing this, I'm talking about the fact that you are filming yourself, the reason for this behavior is not clear to me, please voice it. Better do it like at the end of the video, when you arrived and got out of the truck and went to shoot the loader as he transports and stores the cargo., it's much nicer to look at your face. It's starting to annoy and very, very much. And one more thing, why do bloggers from your country and you also like to chat, chat and chat, it's not clear how you work or just need to speak out??? Are we going to talk or something??? So make another video online broadcast where you can talk enough, so don't mix everything in one pot, there is an old proverb that says "less words, more work.If you like to look at yourself, then make your whole office mirrors and admire the gray hair. Admired gray hair for a long time only the female sex, you're a man, and a man should not do such things.

why don't you pull the Barons behind the balers to save a tractor.

99% of what’s advertised on Facebook Marketplace is mixed grass/weeds but EVERYBODY claims Orchardgrass. It’s pathetic.

ALL WORKERS SHOULD HAVE ON GREEN SAFETY VESTS. HIGHLY VISIBLE.

You talk so much .

How many acres did you collect from?

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Hello. Could you help me financially expand my agriculture-related project? With this money, I would purchase the equipment necessary for harvesting livestock feed and cultivating the land. If you want to help me. In the description of the channel, the mail is indicated. Write there. Thank you.😊😊😊😊😊

In 1962 I got $2 a day to stack hay on wagons and stack in hay mows in old Pa. Dutch bank barns.

How many bales in a big bales.

Are your fields irrigated or all rain fed water ?