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Well lets see some work in that field ! Geez no talking more work😮

Good Job, 'TeamWork'

I bet those bells would make great milk with the cattle that produce high milk fat

Those are the most beautiful bells I've ever seen! They must be worth a premium. It's too bad there's not a lot more of them.

Bro I love farmers! Respect!

Long story going nowhere

We did sell our hay bales but we ran 90 lbs bales and a newhollond bale wagon, or 3 flat beds, 118 bales per wagon, had milk caw set up 86 stall free stall barn 245’ long 5 silo’s 3 were haylage,2 were silage 2 20x80 and 3 15 x 60 silo’s

Your dad looks like the late actor Danny Aiello 😂

Ill buy a load too bad im in new Mexico 😅

When we had cattle and we had to purchase our hay we always would throw salt onto the round bales. This would help dry out any extra moisture in the hay and the cows would pretty much clean up the hay better between each bale.

Great sound. Great videography. Smooth production. Nice James Cyril Bamford tele handler!

I think it's a male thing, have you ever seen big holes dug on the beach?

I’m 22 and would love to drive doing this in a manual wish I was closer to wherever this is

All small squares?

Gosh this farm is 3 hours from me haha. (I'm western PA resident) You guys have quite the setup for commercial Haying being in ohio.

Where is it ?

Never heard of clay for building up in the north we dig that crap up and replace it with class five gravel .

who the f runs a JD with a MF; green and red/white don't match (jk)

I am a little bit late to the game, however, I am assuming that you will be putting up a timber frame building as by and large you Americans do and the “ footings “ or as we say foundations are not engineered to take the load off a single span 180 so the ( kinda ) obvious question is why have you not done foundations the length of the building to carry the load of the uprights that will support the load?

so whats a dryer and how does it work without a roof

Very nice!!!

Another benefit of the 5075 is that you can run it all day (even turning an 8 foot bush hog mower on 5-7 gallons of diesel as long as you are not in 4WD. Try that with a 6000-series.

What situation would your guns be dangerous 😂

That building is going to be crazy big. The cement trucks looked small in the area 😂

180 x 300, is one and 1/4 acres. That's a big building.

How big of a barn would you suggest to hold about 20,000 small square bales

so is that barn supposed to store around 150,000 bales

Impressive building. Any plans for all the water that will being draining off the roof ? What will power the dryer, propane ? Thanks for the video.

Nice.

This is going to be a massive barn when completed. Will you be cementing the entire floor area?

Without Carl that job couldn't possibly get that pour done. He held that rake perfectly and answered all the questions with great oratorical skill. You go Carl.

Top off not a good look , big shed , can't wait to see it up

Good video.

Dont forget your sunscreen!

What a nice guy

Thank you for covering the build of this ...can I even call it a hayshed?!!! That dryer is very interesting! Have you started haying yet? Here in Central Minnesota the hay is ready but can't get more than 2 days of dry weather. At least our ground is still ok unlike some farmers not far from us. If we were still milking cows we would be cutting and baling the next day for balage. But we just sell the hay now! Looking forward to your videos! Love watching them all!! Good luck this summer!!

I used to unload the wagons of alfalfa on a dairy farm for an old family friend. We did about 1200 bales a day and unloaded and stacked all by hand. The only catch was the guy’s father did the baling and he loved to pack as much hay in a square bale as possible so they never weighed less than 80lbs. It sucked but after it was done it felt amazing

I remember visiting aunt katies dairy farm as a kid. The guys were bottle feeding calves and i recall their alfalfa bale room having this copious dense odor to it that unplugged the sinus. That herb/grass ? must be nutritiously potent

Nice work! You guys have an amazing crew and I really enjoy your videos. Keep it up. Look forward to more progress updates.

What kind of spray rig is that. I am in the market to upgrade.

Have you considered getting a trailer that hooks on the back of the square baler and can carry 5 bales as they are made. Then the bales are dropped at the end of the field and you don't have to drive around the field to pick up. Saves time fuel and wages. Also hay is in the barn faster.

Omg I don't know how any body can watch this you can train a monkey to run a pan and a 120 excavator give me a break

In the mid 1950 s i ran a new holland super 77 pto driven baler with a Farmall 400 diesel tractor . Did quite a bit of custom baling , 1500 acre corn and bean farm . Boss said " in your spare time ,cut that 70 acre alfalfa field and put in the old dairy barn " SPARE TIME ????? !!!

That's pretty awesome!

You never got back to us and showed the progress on 32,000 square foot barn

Wow, hell of a crew! you guys do it all. Can't wait to see this barn and drying system. Is the rebaling gstaying put or going in the new barn as well?

Interesting to see that you test how fit the hay is the same way my dad taught me way back in the 1970's in the UK. Get a hand full, pull it out in both hands and twist. We can get away with a couple of green stems and no mould. Looks great hay for young stock

Awesome video as always ❤❤❤

Only a couple semi loads, no big deal lol. 😂 Man you must move a lot of hay. You guys are awesome, heal up and keep the videos coming.

Everything goes better when Carl is involved!