Hey brother, I’m the driver in the video. It was very nice to meet you. I had a great experience there, nice people, fast loading, nice place and the customers, where I delivered the load, were super nice as well.

I agree about staging the loads. It minimizes the truckers down time, allows you the time for quality control and bale count, and most importantly, makes you appear like a professional company. All good things.

Like the ingenuity.

We load van trailers to. I stage my loads as well to make shore they are right.

Great job. Loved Ramon!

Favorite load was the flat bed with the perfect bundles. Nice job team!

Telehandlers sure make loading those dry vans without a ramp a slick process.

A busy day, but you guys are always up to the challenge.

Team driving is awesome, but you better be ok with being with that person 24/7 😂. Great work as always yall

HAY are you busy man .Good video i enjoy being a farmer myself for 50 odd years

Thanks so much very educational for a city boy..

I LOVE french bulldogs so more of him would top it off lol , awesome job with all the hay

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Putting the hay in a van would be the only way👍

Wish I could load my semis like that!

1st dry box load!

Nicholasville and Lawrenceburg are right around us. We’re in Georgetown ky

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You have somewhat a Super big operation......Living is the South, we are restricted in the varieties of hay we have to market, But if utilized properly and managed you can create a profitable business.....Our primary outlet is Contracted Supply stores.....within a 150 mile radius.... We own our trailers so delivery is drop and hook..... The Customer gets to use our trailer for storage

Just a couple of Bales .. now bring on the big loads,, eg, farm help usa,

That's alot of hay😮😊

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You really hit the mail on the head, you have awesome employees how long have they all worked for the farm?

Doesn't seem like there is a lot of hay production in the Midwest. What is the motivation for you guys to get so big into it versus row crops?

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What kind of plastic are you using under the hay in your barn ?

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What do you put on the floor of the barn

How do you get the very first bales out of the box van? What is your price to Oregon?

So how many bales do you Have room to store currently B4 building the new Barn?

do you wish to export if demand is enough? good stuff here. hello from BKK Do you supply Timothy grass? i would like 1000 tons a month if so. thanks

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Are you tired of all of that sloppy mud??? Looks like you need tons and tons of rock to make life easier!!!