Nothing smells better than a barn full of fresh hay.

Our horses used to love the clippings from the lawn mower.

Interesting to see that you test how fit the hay is the same way my dad taught me way back in the 1970's in the UK. Get a hand full, pull it out in both hands and twist. We can get away with a couple of green stems and no mould. Looks great hay for young stock

The latest we ever baled 2nd crop hay was November 26th.. In Aroostook County Maine!

Good video.

Hello, I am from Kazakhstan and I would like to learn from your farm. I also grow alfalfa in Kazakhstan. But there are no good farms here to learn from. I wish you good luck.

Can you inter-see alfalfa if you have a sorta bad stand after first seeding. For context we planted a plot into alfalfa during the summer and didn’t get much rain so we never got a cutting off of it, and not this spring we are noticing the stand is a little thin. Could I interseed more alfalfa or is that a bad idea? Located in North central Missouri.

Haul to northern New mexico be nice

Great ending to the year ! Excited to see those double balers showing up on YT ! Only two brands I’ve been seeing is the JD one and the Paksan from Europe? Are there anymore you’ve had your eyes on?

The double balers i seen at the farm machinery show listed for $200,000.00

Why you don't put the bundler right behind the bailer? Save in one tractor worker 👍

Teach him well Carl.

Hello. do you need workers for the farm? I'm looking for a farm job!

What do you guys think about the new baler made specifically for the bale barron? I have a hard time wrapping my head around a 3 string small bale