Just came upon this older video. Miss seeing Jaime. Hope she's doing well. We enjoy watching your productions.

Hi Ryan. I'm not sure you realize what you do. You are a tremendous source of knowledge and information. But for me personally, you are a great source of relaxation. Watching the farm work is very very calming for me and I appreciate it very very much.

Hello from France, i watch you for 2 years already and i can say, watching you is always as fascinating 😀 bye Ryan and Jamie Au revoir 👋

This a tough job owning a farm but it's good to see u two carrying on a tradition that others don't want to do anymore proud to know u both

That's quality time with the family when you all have tractor each. Respect👍

Thank you so very much for teaching us farming and cattle raising. The drone footage was awesome. The LORD bless you and yours !

I wish they could do seal coating on the gravel roads here like that.... They do it on the paved roads... adds a few more years to the surface.....Nice Hay Ryan...I like when theres lots of help to get things done!!

Always glad to see the old iron working especially with Mom operating the 4020.

I learned a new term today; tedding. Great video Ryan. You had all hands on deck today with the baling & tedding.

Nice video I really enjoy your footage and knowledge of How farms work, we are currently trying to get into a little hay but takes time when starting from scratch!

One of your best videos. Excellent shots and editing. Good storytelling. Injecting shots = suspense with explanation later. Constantly improving. You have really developed into an outstanding storyteller and vlogger.

Just came across your channel and I'm impressed especially how hay is baled and how those rolls are formed we take it for granted at least I know I'm guilty of it for what goes on in farming I'm from Chicago and I've traveled past many farmlands thru illinois, Indiana, Wisconsin,and the UP of MICHIGAN being a truck driver and always trying to get from point a to b in a hurry whenever I roll up behind a big piece of farm machinery on a two lane road I yield with the utmost respect for you farmers and what you do in our heartland THANKS FOR HELPING PUT FOOD ON OUR TABLE !! so cool too as my wife Jamie spells her name the same GOD BLESS from Chicago

Guy's, your video production is great. Picture AND sound! Keep up the good work. Very informative. Makes me want to stay on the farm!

Ryan, Jamie, really Nice video. Love to see you Guy's together and having fun. 👍 Nice driving Jamie ;-) seeing all the family involved also in one vid is Very cool indeed. Was halfway expecting Brittany too be bailing and Travis filming from the field 😂😂😂😂😂

Beautifully done video! Excellent editing and very informative!

nice job Ryan and Jamie, good looking hay!

I love the sound of a tractors diesel engine starting so awesome

I have no idea what's going on in may part of this video, but it's still super interesting to watch. I live out in middle of nowhere Ohio, so now I'll know all the behind the scenes stuff when I drive by the corn fields and such. Thanks for sharing with us.

The music is perfect! Nice informational and calming video.

another great video and nice to see you two lads out there in the field vying for space.

What i've learned from watching your channel Farms work by driving and maintaining heavy industrial equipment.

"I'm gonna run over this thing!" LOL:) Hey, at least you were looking and realized what and where the rake was likely to be, and were watching... with experience you'll have your foot on the clutch and brake and ready to stop the tractor at a moment's notice in such situations "just in case". It's great that you've got the 'situational awareness' part down though-- some people never quite get it and end up breaking machinery, sticking it into the trees or the fence or power poles/guy wires or whatever... and sometimes it DOES happen to (most) all of us... (I've caught a T-post with the outside rear disk blade once or twice myself, but don't tell anyone!) Good job Jamie!!!! Ryan, give her a kiss for doing a good job... the dog can give her the licks on the cheek!!! OL J R :)

Beautiful farm, nice tractor and even a nicer couple, great job guys

Love farm machinery, thanks for sharing. Very cool, loved the drone footage.

i just started watching about three days ago and i have just been watching non stop now love your videos got a new sub

some nice road, hope they adopt that around here =) probably really cuts down on the dust

Cool videos!! Grew up on a small farm, miss it very much.

I so miss having my 4630, good tractors that stand the test of time. I pulled a 15 foot batwing to mow lots of grass. Had to switch the A/C over and put a CD player in.

Great & well edited video as always. I enjoyed seeing the various views & everyone working together. Stay safe.

That Carl F Statz T- shirt your wearing is cool He is a relative of mine . My dad grew up in Sauk City , Wisconsin.

Dude that rake is friggen awesome!!

Coordinated family efforts, Great video, Cheers

We have a 4270 4755 and 4955 they are our oldest tractors our newest is a 2017 8320R

Great video. I like that Ryan isn't lecturing Jamie as she drives. She's doing a great job and he's just chill answering her questions here and there. What a nice "date". Ha! Gotta love that quality time spent together on the farm.

I'm binge watching!! Awesome videos!

Great filming; good music, too😊

Love the drone footage starting at 9:29. The camera's shutter sync makes it look like the front tires on the tractor are standing still and you are just skidding them along the ground. :-)

I want to say thanks to all the framers out there.

Great vid Ryan Smile More God Bless Stay Safe Kuster's 👍🚜

Nice video! We never needed a large rake like you. We never had pure alfalfa fields. We always had very tall 1st crop (orchard & bromegrass, alfalfa, red clover, timothy) which we chopped for haylage. Our 2nd & 3rd crops we small square baled and did not need large windrows. Once we started round baling, we would double windrows with standard rollabar rake.

its hard to fathom this work being done all by hand back in the day, or even back when a ford 8N was the latest and greatest

Jaime has really stepped up her tractor skills. Way to go!

not to many 15 minute long videos I watch so intensely I let my coffee get cold. your fade to the next clip is excellent, I got to figure out if my video editor will allow me to reproduce your technique. thanks for a quick look at the soybeans as we flew by them.... roll on young man! :)

Hey there hows it going love your vids i sit and watch while waiting when im hauling grain. Wat a life we live when its good its really good when its bad its cutting maize in the rain like wat i been doin all day lol? Keep up the good work u teach me a thing or 2 and i been a contractor for 25 years.

Jamie is being playful, I'm sure you two are living the good life

I'm from the city but dude I love ur videos. U got a new subscriber here buddy. Keep it up. 👍

Hey Ryan, do you all Tedder your hay or just set the swath spread on the mo-co that wide. It looks like there are no defined swaths. Just curious. The rake is doing a great job from what I can see. Thanks.

That is an awesome rake!

Good job Jamie just perfect

Do you like that kind of rake ? Or is it better one that is powerd by pto? Do you use this just for alfa alfa because it is more soft if can say like that?

Ryan, you may find your viewership numbers higher if you put Jamie's name in the titles. She is very brave, dedicated and cheerful, as well as being lovely. Of course, she has brains to go with her beauty. She is a wholesome treat to watch, always improving my mood. Please run the Idea by her. ( Like I said, Brains) God bless you both and best wishes.

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She's such a good driver 👌

I tell you what, that boy in that baler is rrooolllinnnnggg ittt upppp. Hello from austin, down in central texas! Hay all day and thats our pay! 👋🏼

Hey Ryan great video man, the drone footage was sick and the music worked perfectly for the scene, I’m an aspiring you tuber and you inspire me sir. #stayfarmingforlife.

amazing what you can do with Dry weather Ryan...

What is the purpose of the rubber hanging in front of the pickup? Too keep grass out of the tying arms? Just curious because I have a JD 435.

Glad to see Jamie in the video.

Lol I have worked on a farm for a little over 2 years now and it still amazes me how sometimes the the tires on the tractors look like they aren't even spinning and that they are just gliding over the top 😂

We didnt rake much the past few years but we always set our swath just so it would fit under the tractor without running the swath over. That way you didnt have to weave much to get an even bale.

The frame rate was matched the the steer tires and was tripling me out 😂

Love the vids keep up the good work

Looks like you have got yourself some nice hay baled. GOOD JOB

I wasn't as much concerned about missing hay on the outside as much as the insane turn radius that thing has. Your video gives a good view of how wide it is. Well done on the driving, Jamie Procarione.

That’s awesome to watch love the videos keep going

great vid you guys are so cool together

Incredibly green there, jealous.......been brown here for almost 2 months...........the new Midwestern desert!!! Northwest South Dakota!!!!!

So, 2 things, I've lived on a farm all my life. Just a small 75 acre one in southwestern Pa. And we have a round baker that looks really similar to yours but the belts are a lot tighter. There is a bar at the top that lifts first assume to tighten the belts but I was really amazed at how loose the belts were on yours. Also, do you really need 4 wheel drive tractors? I would assume with that much ground you are completely no-till so you don't need 4wd for working ground. Is it a necessity or was it just an added bonus of that tractor?

Love watching that bailer hatch those hay eggs.

in some videos could you please show u hooking up the inplement if possible?

Great video, thanx for sharing it. Cute couple.

That rake is kick ass cool

Hahahaa.. awesome.. that "EEeewwww...!" was priceless.. :D Great video!

Man that 4640 sounds like a beast when you first start it up.

I used to pull a International 6 bottom Plow with a 4640 in the late 80s!

Why turn the pto off when opening the tail gate of the baler? And how many an hour do you guys make?

Thank you for the Videos!

how big does travis make the round bales we have the same baler and we make ours 70 inches tall

I noticed when the bobcat is hauling bales the rear end is a little light, to fix that I made some half inch thick steel plates that I bolted to the side of the engine compartment to counterweight the bales and it works really well

i have a black top drive way we dont drive over it for a day after it is sealed but for regular highway pavement which is rougher than driveways you can drive over it pretty quickly

Gotta love a 40 series Deere firing up cold. They sure smoke like a train until the governor catches up; especially if it's really cold outside.

Hi from Slovenia... i have a question... we in slovenia dont have rakes like these... how do these work?

awesome videos and nice machines

WOW! Love the soundtrack!! Who is the bluegrass music from?

Fantastic videos thanks..

Ryan I wouldn't worry about missing a little hay with the double caster wheels the rake will last twice as long and will need less work I wish I had double caster wheels

Hey at least they do maintenance on your roads!!! We'd kill for a good sealcoat treatment on the roads in front of both farms, Needville AND Shiner... We too had gravel roads in front of the farms-- they FINALLY paved over Hubenak and Hurta Roads (either end of the Needville farm) back when I was in high school (mid-80's) and paved County Road 370 in front of the Shiner place about 10 years ago... course it's thin pavement and develops problems because of it... particularly at Shiner because it's thinner pavement there. Dad complained a few times about how rough the ride was in the ambulance when he got taken to the hospital a time or two... I couldn't help but laugh when we went to the funeral home in town the day after he died-- they were out fixing up the roads, patching potholes... Yup Dad's luck lasted til the very end LOL:) (and he'd have been the first one to tell you that). Thing is, gravel roads aren't exactly "maintenance free"... by the time you send a guy out to grade the thing 2-3 times a year, topdressing it with additional gravel, etc. over the years the gravel road probably costs more to maintain than the paved road... or it's a wash anyway... the paved road costs more to put in, sure, but the maintenance is a lot lower-- no grader or maintainer required-- just a lil dump truck, some hot mix, and a couple guys to shovel it into potholes once or twice a year and pack it down... and a seal coat once every 4-5 years also helps... Later! OL J R :)

This guys awesome!

Boys that take looks nice

Can you please do a farm tour of all three farms and the equipment

Hey Ryan, Would you ever go to A square baler instead of a round?

I just noticed that you tractor has a "frontview" mirror, so when you are looking over your shoulder you can glance up to see where the tractor is going.

Have to love riding double in the 46. I got fat it’s a lot harder now lol.

Jamie is getting good at driving the 4640

Great job.

Great video Ryan keep up the good work

Do you have to travel the bobcat back to unload. I'm with Travis, he'll no on small bales. Do the old dairy barns still store hay using big bales.

Any leaves left after that raking?

College is overrated. Work ethic, and knowledge is essential.

Great video