Great video, Trenton. I really liked that flannel or flannelette shirt you were wearing. I want it 😆 🤣

This was a good one. Lots of action today. Great drone footage, and loved the music

Great video with some fantastic footage Trenton. Don't worry about not liking heights, I am in my 60s now and had an incident when I was 12 that put me off heights for life. There are 3 types of people regarding climbing heights, those who are the "Confident" ones, the ones who are "Scared" and the ones who are "Over Confident"! The over confident ones are the dangerous ones, as they think they are infallible! They should be stopped from doing heights at all costs. Respect your fear and like me, just accept it and who knows you may change as you get older.

👍 Good Video 👍

Great video. No shame being afraid of heights. I am too. Better stay safe and grounded

Another very interesting video Thank you 😊😊😊😊😊😊

Another great video keep em up

Trent, I'm afraid of heights too I learned a long time ago not to force yourself to do it out of pride or anything like that. It just is what it is, so stay safe buddy, keep both feet on the ground. Besides, going up high is what drones are for... right. 😊👍

Great job gathering feed to keep the farm going Trenton. Watch out for silo gases while the feed settles. Blessings!

Have a great day and stay safe out there I support you Trenton

Awesome video Trenton you are a hard working young man!!

You have enough to do, so just keep on tractoring.

Great video Trenton that was a busy day happy to see you have 11K now.

Very informative, you did a great job videoing and explaining how you put up silage.

Well done Trenton. Well done.

Great views Trenton! Thank Ryan for us! The part of Pennsylvania ya'll live, dairy and farm in, is spectacular! I'm glad ya'll got the 2290 back! You'll figure out the lights and temp thing in no time, I'm certain! Can't wait to hear it purrin' again! Thank ya'll for 🐄🐄🐄🐄💩🐄🐄🐄💩💩 farmin', fixin' and feedin' 🇺🇸 !!

Looking good be safe

Regarding heights, a friend of mine always says "I don't mind heights at all,,, as long as I can keep one foot on the ground" 😂

its no big thing you still the MAN!!!!

Great video and nice drone shots. Thanks to Ryan for helping you out and giving us the inside the silo shots plus the cool time lapse of the silage wagon unloading. We all have things we do and don't do, you do plenty Trenton without being a high wire guy. You are a great young man and we appreciate you sharing your farm life with us 👊

This is a very interesting video. Don't despair climbing the silo. More guys can't than can. I can't. We were given the fear of heights because God ran out of feathers. I like that blue shirt, it's my colour. Amazing how the choppers don't leave a spec on ground. Great video. Pax.

Hey Trenton, thanks a million for the *AWESOME* video bud, *AMAZING* footage from above and I could listen to ya explain things all day man, you're very knowledgeable on everything and I'm always so impressed, wise beyond your years for sure bud!! 🤜🤛 And I'm right there with ya on heights man, I definitely don't like them either, I prefer 2 feet on the ground!! 😉 Grateful for YOU and all the work y'all do Trenton and your creating of the awesome videos, always appreciate ya bud, God bless!! 🙏🙂

TrenTON! Great video. Sorry about the tractor problems. Kind of a neverending fight, I've lived it. Man, you are looking sharp in that blue flannel......almost mistaked you for a city kid😂🤣😂🤣. Seriously though, don't do dirty or greasy work in that thing, it's way too nice. Any plans to replace bands on the silo? Like you said it's awfully handy. The height thing, it'd be a good thing to conquer being in a farm. Just in stages though. Like crawl up on a low roof and fly your drone so your mind is occupied. Then move to something higher like sitting on the edge of a high hill around you and fly your drone. Some people couldn't do it but you've been developing great mind control and confidence in KZfaq. Your also a motivated, intelligent, driven person. Things like this are easier to conquer when your young, life is better when you overcome life controlling fears. Just a thought. Thanks for the video my friend, it made my day.

Amazing video Trenton. Great job buddy. thank you

Great video I also was raised on a dairy farm loved it it's not easy working a dairy farm and if heights aren't your thing don't do it let someone else do it....stay safe

Beautiful day for Corn Harvest

Great video. Thank you

Great video Trenton! Thank Ryan for getting those shots for you. Hate that the tractor broke down on you in the beginning.

I agree im 52 and heights have always bothered me and if your not comfortable youll hurt yourself or or kill yourself or someone else. Nothing to be ashamed of .EVERYONE HAS ONE THING THEY ARE TERRIFIED. Like you heights is mine as well.

Sometimes it"s more cost efficient to have someone else do your work, than for you to do it. A new three row chopper and three new forage wagons are not cheap, but could last many years.

As always another great video. I really enjoy watching your videos. Im glad everything is going well.

Awesome video Trenton! Great camera work from you and Ryan. Beautiful views of the farm. Let the drone show you the heights and keep your feet on the ground. Thanks for staying safe. Hope you find and fix the issue with the back lights on the tractor and sort out the 2290 quickly (and for low/no cost). _*Always appreciated you schooling me, and I need some now*_. I was wondering why the contractor's Fendt and Challenger have their front tires mounted with the tread direction the opposite way of their Massey and the other Fendt? Your contractors always do an amazing job. Thanks for the video!

Those are quite the silage wagons and tractors

Great video as always

Wow! What a great video! Enjoyed every bit of it. Looking forward to more of your activity on the farm.

When you are farming Labor is your biggest expense, and it always seems as though you could use just one more man to get things done. So you do as much as you can with the men you have. But look at it from the aspect of 'labor hours'. You only have a certain amount of time each day. So you had a 2 row chopper. Imagine how long it would take you to chop all that corn in comparrison to the 10 row chopper that is being used. It would take you 5 times as long to get the job done. So look at the economic scale. If you had a $200,000 Claus chopper, you could do the job yourself. But the farm doesn't make that kind of money. So the work gets done by the machine and Diesel fuel. That is the one thing the greenies don't get. It is diesel fuel that is doing the work. If you were Amish, you would need more than 1,000 people to do the same work that the diesel powered Claus does.

I am afraid of heights too. I hated helping the neighbor change silo unloaded doors. Glad we did bags and a pit. Stay safe this harvest season

I am with you heights are not my thing either. Never do what you can't do that is how injuries happen. Always stay safe.

Nice long fields!

It's always a chore to keep machines working especially when you don't use them often.

Your farm is absolutely stunning

When I was about your age nothing scared me, not even heights. I don’t know what happened because I never fell or anything but now I’m 73 and petrified of heights. No worries.

One of my favorite times of the year back on the farm-chopping corn. Nice video that brought back good memories. Thanks for the work that you put into these videos. I was always afraid of heights. Got to the point I could climb a 50' silo if I had too, but never liked it. I know I couldn't do it anymore though. I think the lack of green paint among folks that have custom harvest businesses is interesting; Fendt, IH, and MF seem to be the go-to brands.

Great video. One of the best, if not the best, videos on filling the silo. Drone footage was really good as was video from top of silo. You are lucky to live in such a scenic area. Could you talk about the gases generated in the silo and the dangers that they represent? I see that you are looking more into the camera during your self videos. Looks really good!

I was wondering why I didn't see you using the silo, that explains it. I used to work with a dairy farmer near Alburtis, PA and he had a Harvestore suck in the side when the silage fell 1/3 of the way down and created a vacuum. Great video as always, I really enjoy the drone footage!

👍👍🐄🐄 maybe a cam for high work

At our farm the burrito brigade does all the work and we (the family) has their picture taken in front of the farm sign as “dairy farmers”. My motto “if you work with dirty cows you get dirty”.

Those good ole tractors but spruce them up sum cab kit

Don't like going up on outside if it passed 60and have a cage to go up. Keep up the good work. Corn look very hood

How big's the upright silo ?

Put the 870 on the blower we use to fill a 80 foot silo with old 870 on the blower

That Fendt sure makes those Case's look small.

Ground conditions look good wet here in uk

How big is the silo??? The demensions

What was stone building at 345 in background looks neat and old

Who do you get to chop for you guys?

New equipment has problems as well as older equipment

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