That little TYM is quite the tractor. I hadn't considered them before, but I'll have to stop by my local supplier that has them.

@Miker1776

Жыл бұрын

I agree

“When you work a full time job, you come home and you get to do more work” haha Boy can I relate to that!

It's the life you have chosen for yourself Evan, and you are very lucky to have it.

Work is never over for a farmer even when you sleep you are thinking of what you forgot to do but hard work pays off Even thanks for sharing

You must enjoy what you are doing to work this hard. God bless and stay safe.

@kafurii_fx

Жыл бұрын

Hey Karen how are you doing and how is the weather conditions over there

Glad you were able to pick up the round bales and get the under cover. Now, go have dinner and put your feet up!!

The work you're doing is tiring but has to be gratifying at some level. Thanks for letting us get a glimpse of things there. :)

Enjoy watching all the many tasks y’all have to do. ❤❤❤❤

Thank you for sharing! Really enjoy!

Yessir, there is always something to do. Looking good keep it up

@ 12:28... That'd be a great pic for a new t-shirt... sun going down, tractor just unloading and the steer watching you

the work of a farmer is Never done even after you retire:)

Sounds like a perfect vacation, doing what you enjoy is not working.

I love watching you do hay work. Keep up the great work!

I totally understand what you mean about working all day, then working the evening too. It’s a life not many would choose to do, but you guys do it well. My wife and I love that life also, and do the best we can. God bless you all my friend.

Sorry for the trouble with the baler but having baling wire on hand is VERY useful!

@harveystephens6115

Жыл бұрын

Maybe you can fix tiers r a knowledgeable viewer will tell you how!

@kafurii_fx

Жыл бұрын

Nice Shirley how are you and how is the weather conditions over there

Looks great Evan have a good day.

That hay wagon looks like I how feel getting up some mornings. 😂

Great Stuff! You may want to do some maintenance on your hay wagon!

Good work after work sir.

Great job!

Looks like some great hay that you got made. Alot of hard work but worth it in the end. Thanks for the video. All the best 🇬🇧.

Nice to see you use the smaller version of the TYM tractor. Wonder what the max lifting capacity is. Sure handled those round bales easily. Glad to see you got all the hay undercover before rain shower. Interesting to see smaller tractor easily got the one feeder into the back of the barn. 👍👍👍

@mikerequa820

Жыл бұрын

The 2515 is rated to lift 2200 pounds with loader

Yay for the hay! 👍👍👍

When I was a teenager so many years ago, we had a neighbor who put hay in his barn that was too damp. In the middle of the night his barn caught fire and burned to the ground along with a wagon and two tractors.

That is one job I miss cutting and raking hay at my grandparents I would cut it with a sickle mower and rake with a PTO driven rake I would rake the hay then some else would round bale it then we would load them up on a couple different trailers and haul them to the house but they didn’t have animals they sold the hay

Another great video. thank you.

first feeder you put out is really nice i've always used the round ones,sheep probably won't eat much hay as long as theres green grass

Good job

@kafurii_fx

Жыл бұрын

Nice comment Glen how are you doing today I

God bless💞

@kafurii_fx

Жыл бұрын

Nice comment Mary how are you doing today

Evan, I noticed you have a lot of loose hay and hay left over from cleaning the animal pens. I think if you got a good size chipper shredder you could run all that through it and increase your compost production by a bunch. Just a thought I realize you have a full plate all the time but in the long run it should be very beneficial 😉👍🇱🇷😊

Now your a farmer Evan . like the video .

Good Work.

Only one rung lower than Lucerne, (Alfalfa) is red clover, I always grew it for hay paddocks, Red clover was in every pasture mix I planted

Now that you guys have two tractors with frontloaders, a 2nd bale spear would be pretty handy. Have one tractor in the field to load bales with and the other at the shed to unload them. Would save you quite some time not to have to walk back and get the tractor to unload.

@dwightl5863

Жыл бұрын

Seems to me pulling the wagon out with the loader tractor in the first place would be the way to do it.

We use spread rock salt on every layer on bales we stack especially when in a barn salt draws moisture should be questioned but also makes cattel drink more when it's cold insure that they drink so not get bound up from eating only dry hay

Oh those forks on the top! I thought you were gonna fix that Lol.

Thx

To cut down grass waste where there eating top the grass cows will just stand on high grass but if u use a topper or as ye say bush hog ul clean up where they graze

Better than watching TV.

Ya gotta watch those round bales ....sometimes they try and escape. My son in laws neighbors switched for square bales to the full sized round bales. It's pretty hilly here in Eastern Washington. One evening when they were baling on the side of a hill the wind picked up and sent one 2 tenths of a mile down hill through a neighbors vinyl fence and through a big picture window in a neighbors house.....Opps....hate it when that happens 😳

I do the same here. Just no longer have a full time job off the place.

Hello Rebekah and Evan

red clover is rich stuff be careful... its slow to dry for me too but they love it

Pro Tip: When strapping something down, ALWAYS say, “that’s not going anywhere!” 😂

Both of you working two jobs is bound to make you feel tired at times, but it brings your goal of giving up your employed jobs, closer each day, meanwhile you are sensibly setting up your homestead/farm to be as self sufficient as possible, and you will reap the rewards in a few years time. Although I cannot see either of you sitting around all day, but at least you may have more time for your hobbies and skills in woodwork and metal.

Its kinda crazy how much that 25 hp tractor can lift.

@AutoCrete

Жыл бұрын

Between the little tractor and the old waggon I'm not sure which piece was working harder. I used to live a couple of miles from Spruce Meadows equestrian centre and saw many diesel dually 1 tons that never had a load in the box, this is not the same thing at all. Way to work em hard Evan!

@AutoCrete

Жыл бұрын

@Bowhunters Actually unless you live in a climate that does not freeze, water is a poor choice for tire ballast. 'Way back when' chlorine was used but had a tendency to ruin rims if it leaked. Sugar beet derivatives are now common being 30% heavier than water with a -40 freezing point. Also not nearly as corrosive and/or toxic to soil if it leaks. I still feel sorry for that poor little tractor though.

@nalley6815

Жыл бұрын

@Bowhunters those bales aren’t anywhere close to 1k

We call them wase not feeder in Australia the bale testing around 12/14 % and test them twice a month so they don't get hot

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I know how you feel about vacation. I had all of last week off including memorial day and made hay Saturday through Friday. Ours in western part of PA was lousy. great weather but the quantity was poor. ended up baling a couple fields we normally don't, just to end up with the same amount of hay.

@kafurii_fx

Жыл бұрын

Nice comment Dan how are you doing today I hope you are doing well

Hi Evan. You had some trouble with the baler. I just watched a cool video on 'Just a Few Acres Farm' channel explaining everything and anything about this kind of old balers. Might be usefull.

We used salt to draw out moisture. Something to think on.

@dwightl5863

Жыл бұрын

Evan know that.

Hi..... Evan and Rebecca nice to see you both love watching your videos homestead Beautiful good job keep it up 👋 bye 👋 bye 👋 bye 👋 👕🐔🐓🐣🐥🐕🐈🐐🐑🐄🐖🐝🐟🐠🌱🌻🌼🌹🌸🌺🌷🏡🎥👍👍👍

Put a wire panel in the bottom of the raised feeder and the sheep won't waste as much hay

Enjoyable! Thank you for allowing us to watch you work like a dog on your "second job"! Just one question, did you get Rebekah's permission to use her tractor? Kidding of course. Murfreesboro Tn

@sandratalbert9578

Жыл бұрын

LOL

You got a dryer in the haybarn ..😊😊

You answered my question before I asked… not enough pasture for your animals

Do you plan to sharpen or get new blades for the hay cutter. ink you will appreciate the clean cut

Amazing video. Great to see the full even8ng of work. Quick question i have is have you thought abt getting a v rake. Man it makes raking hay so much faster

Question: why don't u widen that roadway out. Just 1 row of trees would do it

@dickdavidson3616

Жыл бұрын

Good idea for another little project. A bit of earthwork to reduce the slope as well.

Is there smoke from the Canadian wildfires in your area? Here in the Southerntier of New York State....air quality index is 200 ! The smell of smoke is heavy in the air. Smogville. Crazy.

@RA-zl6iw

Жыл бұрын

I’m in central Indiana, and can see and smell it.

I've heard red clover isn't good for pregnant sheep. but ok for open ewes....

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I’ve played enough farming simulator to know you should rachet strap your bales down to the trailer 😂

@tractorsold1

Жыл бұрын

Never bothered with that, unless we put them on a truck to go down the road.

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We never get to see your goats, sheep and cows. At least since I've been watching.

We’ve done the feeders and now just drop a bale. The cows tear up the feeders.

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We’re did you get that hay moisture tester at??

When is the firewood barn getting repaired you said this last winter

@dwightl5863

Жыл бұрын

In due time, in due time. Jeez!

Do you have a link for the moisture meter?

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When your on the farm income starts to match or exceed your off the farm income...... Do I tough out the off the farm job 2 more years untill retirement or With the businesss booming like it is quit and devote more time to it........

So what ever happened to the Allis Chalmers?

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What name brand and where did u get your moisture reader

Where,s the boys!

I don’t understand why You’re gonna start feeding hay now with all that beautiful grass You have.

@alisciamarotta3888

Жыл бұрын

Was thinking the same, great question.

@CountryViewAcres

Жыл бұрын

Because we don't have enough pasture. The land we will need to rest.

@alisciamarotta3888

Жыл бұрын

@@CountryViewAcres oh okay thanks Evan

What size tires are on your 24 horse tractor? Thanks

Can you sell the extra hay

@AfterTheRains

Жыл бұрын

He does and already said that’s why he does square bales.

The hay you put into the round feeder looked awfully dusty...hope it didn't mold sitting on the concrete.

@kafurii_fx

Жыл бұрын

Nice comment Andy how are you doing today

@andyrobinson339

Жыл бұрын

@@kafurii_fx Great!

@kafurii_fx

Жыл бұрын

@@andyrobinson339 that good to know,I liked your comments ,the words you put-in was absolutely great so I decided to know the person behind this nice comment ,I am francis by name and I am from Springfield Missouri

@andyrobinson339

Жыл бұрын

@@kafurii_fx Nice to meet you...I'm in New England.

@kafurii_fx

Жыл бұрын

@@andyrobinson339 that sound good to know ,are you into farming?

what is your regular full time job? if you don't mind me asking

@CountryViewAcres

Жыл бұрын

Industrial maintenance- electrical type work.

🙄🙄🙄😏😏(Naaman)

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I have missed your video because my mobile is damaged and I have to give for repairing now they only for a month it will work. I don have to buy a new mobile phone because it so costly 👋 bye 👋 bye 👋 bye 👋

First

Just restock save round bales. It’s dry. You may not get another cutting and need hay

WHY DO YOU MAKE SQUARE AND ROUND BALES

@nicklong6994

Жыл бұрын

WHY DO YOU TYPE IN CAPS?

@Iamkcs2c

Жыл бұрын

Square bales fit in the racks for his goats, plus he said he sells some. Round bales - that baler works better and less manual labor in handling.

@AfterTheRains

Жыл бұрын

No need to shout David, we hear you.

@davidwatsonii9469

Жыл бұрын

@@AfterTheRains ITS OK, DONT FEAR THE CAPS

You seem to have a large percentage off female viewers. Perhaps one or two of them may have a son you could hire to help? You need someone in the wings to be there when you will inevitably get the flu, appendicitis, broken leg - or whatever lurks in the future. You videos are so informative and educational for this farmer wannabe.

Man unless you need to be feeding hay, don’t, round bales stored in the shed will last for years, hay in the barn, is as good as money in the bank, don’t waste it mate

Need to trim some limbs

Roll on retirement Evan. Then you will wonder why you don’t have more free time. 🤷

You have all the new modern day gadgets, makes me wonder how the humane race survived!

You are going to destroy that little tractor picking up those round bails. Trust me I know first hand! :(

If you wouldn’t let the wife get more animals then you’d have more space for the animals you currently have

Sounds like a perfect vacation, doing what you enjoy is not working.

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