Baling Hay On A Dairy Farm l 1st Crop Grass Hay l 2024 Hay Season

I have to give your family a big thumbs up for farming those hills. Ok it has been almost 45 years since I have lived on an Easter outh Dakota farm, but I had the pleasure of helping my younger brother work up some small fall/winter food plots the past two days with a 826 International near Bangor Wisconsin. We didn't have as steep of hills in Eastern South Dakota so trying to disk the steeper little notches were a little hair raising by my farm memory standards. Only once did I feal one of the rear tires get a little air as I was turning out of a steep little notch. The ground was a little wet right up by the trees and was steep enough that I had to keep nudging the disk shallower to the point I moved more dirt spinning the tractor tires than what disk was moving. I am much more comfortable in Eastern South Dakota's primarily square fields with slightly rolling hills in comparison to the hills your dad farms.

as a swiss I can only marvel at how many small swaths you make. By the way, the landscape is exactly like ours. It's unbelievable. wisconsin is a switzerland inside usa

This video certainly showed the steep and uneven ground you guys battle. I watch a lot of you guys, on the hills, but I could never picture it as clearly as this time. Great vid, as always. Thank You!

hi, i suggest you carry a portable air horn with you in the tractor, in case a round bail is headed towards your family member (who my be picking up round bales) they can't hear that bale sneeking up on them. but they could hear that air horn. you know that working on hilly farm ground has many dangers FB in WY

If you throttle back when you are dumping a bale, they don't have as much spin coming out. And JD balers close slower than they open, look at the hoses, they are usually different sizes. Great video, and it's a learning curve with a round baler.

Love to see when a family works together like y’all do wish I see more of it in America these days

Aaron your pretty good stacking bales one handed while filming. Excellent work 👍🏾

Quite a productive day having both balers going. Even with some our gently sloping ground, the bales can roll a considerable distance. I've heard tell of runaway round bales in the hills of southeast Ohio...not a good situation when they don't stop 'til they hit a fence or a fencerow.

Interesting to watch you climbing those hills. They sure look steep. Thanks

Glad to see 2 skid loaders running. We used to run big squares and having 2 skid loaders made everything so much faster. Great work!!

Great feeling to have all that hay for winter

Hills are NOT the only thing that can make big round bale roll away. A very strong wind can make round baies fly across a field too!! Thanks 😊.

Good to see you are enjoying the round baler demo. I just sold my Vermeer 605N to a neighbor and got a New Holland Probelt 450. Planning to do a lot more baleage which the Vermeer would not do but the Probelt is specifically designed for as well as to go head to head with the McHale V760. McHale dealer support is not good here so went with the New Holland. Really like it. Cycle times on wrap open close are VERY fast. There should be a trick to making yours cycle faster.

Great Video!!

That's farming

We farm some pretty hilly terrain in Central Ontario, and we just dumped the bales crossways of the side hill. That way they don’t roll.

Nice video Aaron

Right behind the back window on top of the hydraulic valve there should be turn knobs for each set. Rabbit faster turtle slower for hydraulic flow

How much does the dealer want for that John Deere round baler? How much did you pay for the new Holland baler with a thrower last year when you bought it brand new? Do you still have the old new Holland round baler with the thrower? Bailing hay and straw was always my favorite thing on the farm.

I am being selfish. I want more drone footage your farm is so beautiful.