Aww, I just read your other comments section and see that you closed the operation. Anyway, maybe these companies can still help other farmers...

Great video

Hope it rained! That’s a lot of work. Good video.

I’ve worked on bigger irrigation reels and there all similar but I use a riser in a field that runs to a lagoon full of pig manure so I’m used to moving them

I love your commentary. :D

I’m in NE TX and its the same here. Rain until its time for hay. Then nothing during haying season.

If you ain't gettin rain, ya need to pay the preacher more......LOL

You do what you gotta do. We have rain come down all around us too. But not on us. Without water, its a desert.

I can relate to the lack of rain. It's looking very dry in NSW Australia. No rain all winter. If we don't get rain early spring, with Summer temperatures of 105+ degrees f and no river supply to keep the irrigation going due to the legal powers that govern the flow upstream, it's looking like it may be a tough year. Need to buy a new mower conditioner but am holding off until I'm convinced it will get work.

@scottfreeman796

6 жыл бұрын

Jono it's sounds like you might have a tougher time than I'm having, I hope it goes better for you than you think it will

I'm not a farmer but I get the same kind of rain as you, rain all around me but not on me! I dream of having a small farm one day.

@NorthTexasHay

6 жыл бұрын

Tyler Ruthenbeck I hope it happens for you

Thanks for the video. A lot of pivots in SOWEGA.

Tube don't go all the way to bottom, elevator don't go all the way to top, feller u u better hang on to that gal, she is a Jewel not to mention a good camera man, OK I am just yanking ur chain, enjoyed the videos

@NorthTexasHay

6 жыл бұрын

Harold Brown thanks

How many gallon per minute does that well pump? I irrigate here in n.c. Kansas. I have a couple pivots and a lot of flood irrigation!! What part of Texas are you in? Looks like Bermuda hay?

@NorthTexasHay

6 жыл бұрын

+Karl Jacobson north central Texas.

I’ve worked on a large hog farm my freind has we use lagoon water but I’ve moved larger reels

What is the capacity of your well ?

What size area can that cover at one time?

very nice video ,found your channel yesterday that water wheel works very good, about how many acres does is cover. Thanks

@scottfreeman796

6 жыл бұрын

Bill King it takes me about 6 1/2 days to cover 23 acres with 1 inch of water

@billking5407

6 жыл бұрын

Thank you

I've heard that in Texas you can bog down in the morning, and stir up dust in the afternoon.....I have always heard them called "traveling guns"

@scottfreeman796

6 жыл бұрын

David Goethe xxx I've been kicking dust the last 2 years

We have the same problem with rain here in Gippsland Australia. We call it the Moses Effect. The rain splits an goes either side:(

@NorthTexasHay

6 жыл бұрын

+Steve Panozzo lol!

The little pump at the pond, can u give a little info on it, like gpm and psi at head, plus what kind it is.

@NorthTexasHay

6 жыл бұрын

Around 80 psi. Gorman rupp fire pump

How long is that water reel, been thinking of getting a couple myself...

@scottfreeman796

6 жыл бұрын

idoutdoors goes out about 600 ft and your supply line can be 1000ft. Great units for small areas.

@idoutdoors

6 жыл бұрын

Scott Freeman what model is it? I've got some runs that are 670 ft so it should work about right... I'm wanting to use them on pasture and rotate them to different paddocks cattle aren't in.... cattle are hard on wheel lines like i currently have

@scottfreeman796

6 жыл бұрын

idoutdoors it's a T200L and I bought them through waterreels.com out of Kansas, Terry is a great guy and will spend as much time as you want helping you with whatever you need.

@idoutdoors

6 жыл бұрын

Scott Freeman thanks👍

good powerful kubota rtv sure cant beat these little beast

@scottfreeman796

6 жыл бұрын

Michael Mac Tavish life would be much tougher on the farm without it.

@michaelmactavish1728

6 жыл бұрын

yeah there the best product ever that is built to last and biuld tough my buddy at kubota sold 9100 of them and tractors because the prices were cheaper wich he ha a kubota M6-141 141hp with front mount 3 point hitch with pto and loader,bucket and forks and snowblower wich he selling for $53,000 wich not bad for the big package wich the newholland dealer is $139,000 and deere $149,000

What is the cost of the irrigation equipment

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Hay

York Peppermint Patties! I KNEW I liked you all for a reason! We were laughing this morning about why it rained here last night. Yesterday I cut my lawn and dumped the bagger out to let the clippings dry since the trash gets picked up on Wednesdays and I didn't want wet grass sitting in the bin that long. Sure enough, it rained last night!

@NorthTexasHay

5 жыл бұрын

Lol

i want one of those travelers for myself but i dont have the room nor the cash. one with a p200 mounted on the cart would be awesome. but they sell for about 5-7000$

How many acres is your operation?

@scottfreeman796

6 жыл бұрын

Lucas Makk 155 acres, but I run this ranch on my own. I used to do a lot more with help, but the smaller I got the more money and better product I made. I'm wanting to go even smaller.

What part of east texas are yall i

@scottfreeman796

6 жыл бұрын

scott offerle I'm in north Texas

@2950johndeere

6 жыл бұрын

Yalls place looks alot like one over close to tyler. They have a couple big pivots though

That is insane all that work that having a water truck would eliminate.

@NorthTexasHay

6 жыл бұрын

+Ron S tried a water truck, there is no way to lay enough water down to grow hay with it.

@rons1286

6 жыл бұрын

North Texas Hay I meant to pump water from the tanker truck to the water reel so not to have all that hose laying on the ground. Or put in irrigation camels to pump water from. I used cotton hulls from the gin and some sand to amend my hard pastures

@NorthTexasHay

6 жыл бұрын

+Ron S the reels go through 100 gallons a minute, so a pond is the only option for them. Putting stations in the field from my well wouldn't work because i need 100 psi at the reel and with my center pivots running I couldn't come close to that. Tilling or plowing my fields isn't an option because I would lose a year of production from it, I don't think putting anything on the surface would do any good either. Punching holes every cutting seems to work for me fairly well, but being in sand is optimal for growing Bermuda grass.

@rons1286

6 жыл бұрын

Oh wow. 100 gallons a minute. That will drain a pond quickly. I feel for you. Canals or underground pipe seems the only solutions different than what you are doing. I did punching after every cutting also but spread sand and hulls before. Feeding 250+ head cattle. A few years back in the drought years I had 2 wells and 2 stock tanks go dry and stay dry for several years. Had to buy lots of hay. 20 miles east of Austin.

What kind of hay is that

@NorthTexasHay

6 жыл бұрын

+MotorsAndMore Bermuda grass hay

@NorthTexasHay

6 жыл бұрын

+MotorsAndMore jiggs and coastal

Just sub today. Do guys just sell your hay or do you feed it to. He got his set up down to a tee. Plus the boss lady will find something for him to do

@scottfreeman796

6 жыл бұрын

Kenny Mysak I sell my hay, its my only source of income.

we used the reel irrigation on my farm in wa. state.alot easier

You are sooooo attractive. Lucky man.

@scottfreeman796

6 жыл бұрын

Frank Owens I am a lucky man

@johnbrown780

6 жыл бұрын

You are Scott. I like your channel. Keep up the good work.