U sure picked the right year 2 bring the JD 460 M baler 2 the dance! The wider windrows R makin' beautiful BMR sorghum bales, U da man Ben. 👍👏😊

Hi Glad your crops are doing so good . Bales are looking great the green machine is doing great job

You can really tell in a good way how in the off farm career you thrived in tight deadlines, budgets, and complicated requirements with curveballs tossed your way on each project. Someone who just farmed all their life can't be as frank in self critique without it being personal. You are doing a good thing investing in yourself being able to handle the growth instead of falling back on only what has always been done.

@ardurbin2

4 жыл бұрын

Absolutely, Ben learned from the RR career when life gives U lemons, U make lemonade, don't cry that U missed dessert. Remember stressed is DESSERTS spelled backward, would nice if more people could learn/use this on a routine basis!!

Great video and good looking bales

I feel I'm watching myself sometimes, LOL. My wife and family laugh sometimes when I think out loud about my plans and my figures I've come up with. But sometimes they work out perfectly and sometimes not. Keep up the great videos and I enjoy hearing your thoughts and plans. I've heard a few good ideas i think could help me also. God bless and stay safe sir,

Looks like you're going to have record-breaking record-breaking

Nice Feed you got there,Ben awesome..

I'll be baling sorghum this comming week, hoping it'll do 600 bales on 120 acres. Balers gotta eat lol

@veesercattleco.4111

4 жыл бұрын

Good Luck Will!!!👍🍺

Sure kicks out bales fast in that heavy of sorghum !! Thanks for your videos and what you do !! Next year I’m planting sorghum again it’s been a few years

Looking good Ben! Bales are accumulating quickly.

Your baler looks like it does a great job

Wow, 100 bales by 1:30, you really know how to produce tonnage

Kicking butt and taking name there Ben!

Hopefully baling mine today. Should have been yesterday but we had a freak downpour yesterday. It poured for 15 minutes here yet my uncle was doing small square bales a mile down the road. Sitting in my feed room watching it rain past the rain he's just baling away

Hey Ben,looks like another beautiful day in the U.P. Just wondering if you have ever seen a problem with baling the sorghum too wet, other than hard on the equipment. Will the balage still keep ok? Thanks. Looks like rain up that way over the weekend.

@veesercattleco.4111

4 жыл бұрын

My first go st it "3 years ago" I baled WAY to wet! The cows ate it, but was like feeding pea soup?!

Hi, I had quick question. How long does it take the sorghum to dry down to be baled and put away dry? Did you have to ted the sorghum a few times to get a solid drying period?

I like the way that you explain the method to the madness lol you seem to know exactly what you want for your crops and that's important I have a question for you we don't do high moisture hay for one we don't have the means to handle it we farm in Tennessee would sorghum work as regular hay we have in the past done what we called green m but it took so long to dry but when it was cured it made good hay good video

@andywagner8367

4 жыл бұрын

I've small squared it before and figure week to ten days to dry. I tried it on October last year and it was on the ground for three weeks and finally baled iffy..

@veesercattleco.4111

4 жыл бұрын

If you can dry it....yes. Will Sowers & Ted Kahler have great vids on making dry Sorghum!!👍👍

@ronniejenkins2056

4 жыл бұрын

@@veesercattleco.4111 okay thank you

I am thinking on trying some next year but baling it dry not sure what it would be like.

Ben, I'd be curious to know what moisture that turns out to be if you test it. I bale mine a lot wetter. Maybe I'm rolling it up too wet. My tester shows 55-60%

What was your ending bale or tons per acre?

@veesercattleco.4111

4 жыл бұрын

my guess would be 6.5 tons/acre

That's not a bad price creepy you could be paying more because you have to buy a oh hey soul about your getting is it good deal