Cole, seeing the alfalfa that high makes me happy for you guys.

@SonneFarms

8 күн бұрын

thanks!

After the last few years it's just really nice to see you cutting something with some substance to it.

I’m so happy that your first cutting is so bountiful after some extremely tough years. I’ll continue to pray for a great summer of crops 🙏🏻❣️🙏🏻

Haying season has officially started. Looks like a good crop of hay.

I don’t know why I like watching you power wash the machinery. It’s always satisfying to see the dirt powered off and suds rinsed away! I love that you put ceramacoat on the green tractors. They look so good when they are clean!

@SonneFarms

8 күн бұрын

Thanks 👍

@KellysAdventures305

8 күн бұрын

@@SonneFarms fancy

Beautiful to see that alfalfa after the drought years

Hey. Cole, when all is fixed and done and when the trenches are fill back up just make sure to lay a run of yellow caution tapes in the trench right over the line and at about 2 feet below the top side. Later if you ever have to dig again for these lines upon starting to dig up though will find the tape and it with tell you your over the pipe and the heading direction of the line will also be shown by the tape.

@dralord1307

8 күн бұрын

That's a darned good Idea!

Can almost smell the alfalfa

Hi Cole and Dad Brian thank you both for sharing everything.God bless you all and your family.Hope you all have a wonderful week.

That crop duster reminded me…….hope you dont mind. While still in high school, I would “flag” for one of those pilots. Before GPS, pilots had to have flags carried on two ends of a field they were working. This pilot was well known over the entire country, offered to teach me to fly FREE! Didn’t take him up, but I did learn to fly later on, would own my own plane, and helicopter. One of my favorite quotes came from that pilot, he had a brass plate on his plane dash. That plaque,”there are old pilots, and there are bold pilots, there are no old, bold pilots”! I have never forgotten that brilliant theory! Had to laugh when you said that forklift driver must be “forklift qualified”! Stay safe!

I had to laugh while you were cutting rows & with the mower. In the video it looks like you're movin' along pretty good! My husband used to scold me for mowing too fast. He said I wasn't REALLY cutting the grass... I was just scaring it!! Thanks for taking me back in time for a couple minutes. ❤

The first cut is always a special one, yours is with some real nice looking alfalfa. Good luck with it, have a good night!

Yay the backwards tractor out for the first cut of 2024! Looks like a beautiful product.

Thank you Sonne farms

When I do something like bury lines or pipes I always make a map/layout with landmarks and distances, laminate it and glue it next to the shutoff/disconnect. Because in 5 years you WILL forget it all. I made the mistake of labeling the breakers when we pulled in new wires and a new service. I did it on a large piece of cardboard that my wife later used to start a fire in the burn pit.

FANTASTIC camera placement on the cutter! You are very creative with your camera placement which makes for very entertaining videos. Thanks

Happy belated Father’s Day and Brian. You guys deserve a bumper crop of hay after what you’ve been through the past 3 years!!

If this rain keeps up there will be no ditch baling this year lol

@paulprigge1209

8 күн бұрын

Never have too much hay on hand!!

Thanks for another great video Cole. It was interesting and enjoyable. Glad you got the water line figured out and a new water line put in. Document now where those lines our for future use. Fill in your hole and that project is done. Your first cutting of hay is great. What a nice field of alfalfa. Your placement of the camera for cutting the hay is super impressive Cole. Nice job on the camera placement. Appreciated. Nice work getting equipment power washed. Looks good after cleaning. The digger you cleaned and gassed for your brother and hauled it. Now that is service Cole. Good family teamwork. Didn’t see Sonny today. ??? Your hay cutting will produce some really nice round bales. Yeah!!!!!!! Got your corn contract hauled, that is good and job done. About it I guess. Thanks for everything Cole. You both take care and be safe. The Iowa farm boy. Steve.

Now that's a great brother washed , fueled and delivered.

@SonneFarms

8 күн бұрын

oh yea!

@KellysAdventures305

8 күн бұрын

I know! I hope Cole shows how he gets it back. Dirty, empty gas tank and squeaky. Cole doesn't have kids yet to do that to him with the car.

@steveom44

8 күн бұрын

Couldn't put him on camera though. :)

Papa Sonne looks like Wade Phillips of NFL fame. Love the crop dusting footage. Nothing is more enjoyable than watching those pilots spray a big field with a tall stand of trees right at the end. LOL They go straight up and over like magic at really fast speeds.

I still remember the year Cole where the hay was so thick that you had to single them because rake kept plugging. Glad to see hay being made. Hopefully good year for you guys. Have a good one

Cole finds some of the craziest places to mount the camera of most of the KZreadrs out there.

@jjarm

8 күн бұрын

Does a nice job of mixing it up 👍

@nicholas10568

8 күн бұрын

That’s part of why I like this channel

@dennisdole1764

8 күн бұрын

My number one You Tuber! Cole and Brian add a rhythm to their work projects. Never gets boring

Alfalfa looks good, I remember those nasty afhids that one year. Great video, thanks!

Nice mowing ! Good camera angles too. 👍

I love the way he places the 📷 at different places.

Great videos. Awesome camara shots

Print an aerial picture of your farm. Sit down with your dad and draw out all the water and powerlines. You and your future children will thank yourself.

Brian doesn’t like cutting hay and I find it relaxing.

Great to finally see you guys having a great year after the last couple of years of drought!

Nice! My Dad started his flying career crop dusting. It led to a life long career as an airplane pilot. He helped his Dad farm before he went on to start flying. Never get tired of watching your vids either!

@SonneFarms

8 күн бұрын

Thanks for sharing!

A suggestion from a retired Architect. Measure the locations of the water lines, and sketch them onto a piece of paper. Its your choice to remember where you put the paper. 😁

No puppy shots! We're addicted!

Great to see big wind rows up there for you guys! You guys do a great job raising cattle and love to see successful crop

I've been watching this channel for a few yrs now, Sandi from Sheepishly got me started over here, I love this channel. Now my 2 yr old grandson who is all about farm machines " don't know why we don't live on a farm" is also now a fan..He was just over visiting one day and i was watching one of yalls, and now hes hooked lol He watches alot of kid crew, when he comes to neenees house we watch Cole and he loves watching. Coles angles gives him a more better view than kid crews lol I keep telling my daughter he's going to be a heavy machine op or a true farmer lol he got himself a little John Deer play tractor then he had a toy bulldozer so he made us take the scoop off and put it on his tractor lol now Cole has him interested in excavators 😂 I think this channel is making my grandson making us have an expensive habbit for farm machines for him lol ❤❤😂😂 His name is Dj ❤❤❤

@SonneFarms

8 күн бұрын

Thanks so much!

Very satisfying to watch cutting alfalfa..

So so glad the crop this year is good. It would be interesting if you could post a pic of last years fiels at about the same time when it was a dust bowl. Makes us appreciate just how good this year is. Just so happy for you .❤

Best video ever with that crop duster!

@SonneFarms

8 күн бұрын

very cool seeing them work!

Thanks and GOD BLESS 😀

Been looking forward to the haying videos this year. Nothing better than when there’s a good stand to mow down!

Well, here's hopin' you guys don't start any fires this summer! good luck!

Hopefully you have a good summer and fall for hay and your crops growing for a great harvest Cole & Brian!

Wow down in Virginia we’re already done with our first cutting of hay

Great alfalfa cut

Lunch time with Sonnes ! 👍 I didn't eat yet can we go swimming in that new swimmin' hole first ?

Cole, did that bottle calf get you anything for Father's day yesterday ?

Congratulations on hopefully a decent haying season 👏, you guys deserve it 🎉🎉

Good to see you guys got some nice hay this year.

I've been looking forward to seeing you get a good cut of hay since I've been following your channel

Wow...that's a huge difference from last year on the alfalfa!

Another great video. Always learn something from you guys. Nice boots warming up or drying out?? Hope all your crops do extremely well this year. Be safe and God bless.

awsome video cole gotter done thumbs up and shared

Its great to see first crop cutting from beautiful fields. Its been a minute with the drought. Good luck on bailing weather.

Another great video. Thank you guys

Hello, wow great looking hay. How awesome is that. Really happy to see you washed the tractor, guessing it sat for a while dirty windows for sure. Looks great. If you went slower with the hay cutter would it cut better? Peace to you and all your family.

so nice to see a nice crop your cutting this year after the really dry one you had last year and before that , a lot for you to make this time , be great to see them bales roll in soon

Thanks for the video.

Finally some cutting ✂️✂️✂️

Great video. Thanks!

I sure hope your brother appreciate you doing the delivery in washing and fueling of equipment

The Toro's "my ride" suspension is supposed to be the best! I heard it was better than the high dollar pro models, but the mowers that are set up like the grasshopper and Toro/Exmark pro stuff for groundskeepers (baseball, football, golf courses) but they're big money. Glad you got your water fixed! I know from working around it that the leak can show up far away from the problem. The water car run up the outside of the line and threw a vein of sand (etc) and bubble up yards away!

Our first was kinda dissointing. Lots of bugs and it lodged really bad. Hopefully it'll be better on our 2nd and 3rd. We sprayed everything with pilot. Hopefully that takes care of the bugs

@SonneFarms

8 күн бұрын

Shoot!

thank you

Looking Green up ya’lls way Cole . Mighty Mighty pretty

Awesome Video and Much Love as Always 🌞 Farms!!!

I remember one of your first videos of cutting alfalfa and you said it was the best smell you ever smelled

Enjoyed.

The swather seems like it'd be a really satisfying machine to run!

Cut them branches boy😂

Hi, I like your combine and trackers 🚜🚜

Always a good video.

@SonneFarms

8 күн бұрын

Thanks again!

12:20 hey Cole, yeah, yeah, you missed a little bit of mud down there in the front by the blade lol

Looks like a busy day on the farm! That's some great looking alfalfa, sure is going to make some great cow food. 🤠

Great video. Beautiful hay.

Great video Cole, it’s always entertaining 😊

@SonneFarms

8 күн бұрын

Thanks! 😀

hope your weather holds for the alfalfa crop. Cole you must have mastered the standard shift semi by now. Great video. thanks

Thanks

@SonneFarms

8 күн бұрын

No problem

What a beutiful sight, nice cut hay.

A great first cutting is good news!

It'll be really nice seeing the bale handler on the baler getting used to its potential.

That mower is a awesome machine

Great vidio Love it

Never stop

Really busy day. Hopefully you can avoid the ditch hay this year.

Hayin makes me happy!!

I don't know when this video was done however I am impresses/surprised you are able to start cutting. Here in east central MN we can't seem to string together more than 2 days without rain of some sort and we are going to need 3-4 to dry. The ground is getting saturated and the alfalfa is thigh high and starting to lodge. It seems odd after the last 3 yrs to wish for the rain to moderate a bit. Best wishes on the hay harvest and that you can get the moisture down enough.

driving that new jd swather looks like so much fun

So happy for you guys to get such a great 1st cut hopefully you can get 3-4 more. Still think you should made silage bales from the alfalfa tho. Great work love the videos

Hi Cole. If you turn out half as good as your Father and Uncle, you’ll be good to go.

That explains why you usually only see you or uncle Jeff cutting the grass/alfalfa and your dad doing the bailing!

Great episode! I would love to see one of you and your brothers, and I assume Dad, deer hunting this coming winter. Like Brian, I think further ahead than the average bear. It'll hit you too in a few more years as you age. I guess it was the mention of a brother and remembering seeing that deer blind in the past that made me think of it. Hope you get to the 4 Alpha cuttings this year!

Got to love a good mowing vidya.

Roll the lawn, life changing.

Nice job on the different angles! I won't lie, cutting looks like fun LOL

Another fine video. I did spy a scrub tree in that fence row though !!

Good looking hay! Hopefully everything goes well and you can make enough to not have to buy. Aybe a little extra.

When the plane flew over you ,thought I was watching a star wars movie??

Awesome video Cole. The hay looks like it should yield good. Cutting hay is better than shoveling 💩. 🚜🚜🚜

That pressure washer set on suds would be great at Christmas to put frosting on the tree.

Great vid 😊hilarious at the end Cole 😂