I'm digging that New Holland tractor brother, happy for you. Hard work deff pays off. Who knows where ypur operation will be in another 5 years. 💪
@patdoka5716Ай бұрын
Love your videos! Keep up the good work. Kind of see myself in you. Loved the farm life in my younger days. GOD bless young man!!!!🙏
@user-ow1iu2wz1xАй бұрын
That hayfield looks massive! Looks good.
@tandyderreberryАй бұрын
Good turn out for you. Good job on your video. Love yaaaaaa mean it
@jamesmarsh4957Ай бұрын
new holland balers always seem to make inconsistent bales and yes worse in lighter crops , but its strange that we changed to a International Harvester baler and its much much better , yes you still get a few but not as bad as the New Holland , these short and long bales can be a small problem when selling hay off the field , some customers can be a bit picky when they see little short bales but I just give them a few extra
@johnnycampbell2719Ай бұрын
I agreed about the new holland balers not being 100% consistent on the bales. The farm I help out at has a NH (can't remember the model) , but I noticed unloading wagons that there was some inconsistencies
@Lackieestatesfarm
Ай бұрын
Believe it or not a lot of the bake deformities are how the baker is fed. A good baler operator can stay really busy trying to keep the tractor speed optimized to keep the feeder full
@kylehicks6441Ай бұрын
Hey. Great videos. I just found your channel today and am a new subscriber. I too am in East Tennessee and, if you don’t mind me asking, what part of East Tennessee are you in?
@lambfarms7894
Ай бұрын
Near VA/KY
@lazio7495Ай бұрын
Like your garden 👍🏾 Any farmland for sale in your area?
@user-zy1qd4rs8jАй бұрын
How you like your new Holland
@dougbrewer2257Ай бұрын
Why are you buying hay, I thought you sold all your hay
@tanneradams20
Ай бұрын
For a variety of forage. Like I buy hay from other farmers to resell. I always try to get a load of “horse hay” for the customers
@user-zm4yg9xv8qАй бұрын
What can i do about a family that overgrazes land to a destructive degree, and abuses equipment, and gives no credit to workers and mechanics who try to help, and spends lots of money on unnecessary 'projects' like clearing and reshaping ponds and watershed? It was good before they did anything, now i see it worse off every season.
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I'm digging that New Holland tractor brother, happy for you. Hard work deff pays off. Who knows where ypur operation will be in another 5 years. 💪
Love your videos! Keep up the good work. Kind of see myself in you. Loved the farm life in my younger days. GOD bless young man!!!!🙏
That hayfield looks massive! Looks good.
Good turn out for you. Good job on your video. Love yaaaaaa mean it
new holland balers always seem to make inconsistent bales and yes worse in lighter crops , but its strange that we changed to a International Harvester baler and its much much better , yes you still get a few but not as bad as the New Holland , these short and long bales can be a small problem when selling hay off the field , some customers can be a bit picky when they see little short bales but I just give them a few extra
I agreed about the new holland balers not being 100% consistent on the bales. The farm I help out at has a NH (can't remember the model) , but I noticed unloading wagons that there was some inconsistencies
@Lackieestatesfarm
Ай бұрын
Believe it or not a lot of the bake deformities are how the baker is fed. A good baler operator can stay really busy trying to keep the tractor speed optimized to keep the feeder full
Hey. Great videos. I just found your channel today and am a new subscriber. I too am in East Tennessee and, if you don’t mind me asking, what part of East Tennessee are you in?
@lambfarms7894
Ай бұрын
Near VA/KY
Like your garden 👍🏾 Any farmland for sale in your area?
How you like your new Holland
Why are you buying hay, I thought you sold all your hay
@tanneradams20
Ай бұрын
For a variety of forage. Like I buy hay from other farmers to resell. I always try to get a load of “horse hay” for the customers
What can i do about a family that overgrazes land to a destructive degree, and abuses equipment, and gives no credit to workers and mechanics who try to help, and spends lots of money on unnecessary 'projects' like clearing and reshaping ponds and watershed? It was good before they did anything, now i see it worse off every season.