Let’s get cole to 100k by the end of the year. Great video.

Ellie taking care of business! Good girl! Brian, we don't need you falling off any bays. Although Cole does a great job, without you the videos would only be half as good!

That last scene with Brian on the bale would make a good "back of T-shirt". I'd buy it! Have two already.

Enjoy watching Ellie is smart knowing that the cow doesn’t belong in the feeder . So funny you hard workers ALOHA

Thanks to the Bob Marley comment this grandma will never think of a hay joint- I mean bale-in the same way again.

100.000 subs by the end of the year . It will be a lot sooner than that . I thought Brian will watch this vlog and he will sit there shaking his head at Cole . I got to the end and i was shaking my head at Brian ..lol . Now that was a very funny vlog .

Brings back memories of baling hay, small round bales with Allis Chalmers baler and WD 45 Allis Chalmers tractor. Your dad probably wasn't even born yet. You certainly put in a lot of effort on the videos with the multiple camera locations you use, good job.

My stuff usually breaks a day after warranty finishes ; )) You guys must be lucky :))

It is a good day when I have a Sonne Farms video to watch!! Thanks Cole and Brian!

OH my gosh, Cole is a full fledged FTF = full time farmer. Grats on graduation.

Wow - only 64*! I think I'm coming to SD for a summer vacation - we had two 100* days last week in Southern Maryland with overnight low temps only getting to 80*. No bumper crop for us this year but glad it's a good year where you are!

Well, I've got one thing to say about your video today and that is your Dad really cracks me up, that speech of his at the end was a real knee slapper. Thanks, I really needed a good laugh today and the two of you provided me with a few good ones today thanks again, guys. And Cole stay off the bales! You need to get yourself a log to roll around in Lake Sonne. If you can keep your dog out of it while you practice, or you could try to get her up on the log with you. That would boost your number of viewers. Oh wow just had an excellent idea, how about we get your Dad up on that log along with the dog, now that would bring in a few viewers along with a few good chuckles as an added bonus. And yes Cole Mr. Marley would be proud of you. What do you other viewers think about having Brian and Elly up on a log in Lake Sonne? Vote now by commenting in today's video and in all of the future videos as well until we get either Brian or even better yet how about Cole up on that log with the dog. He is, after all, a world champion log roller or so he says. I guess we all have to start somewhere.........................right?

Congratulations! No more school!!! That’s awesome! Daddy, you’re still ‘punny’.

Hey cole glad y’all got your baler fixed that’s a lot of hey it’s still hot here lol don’t forget your dad on the hay I enjoy the vedio hope to see in a day or two the new vedio with that new equipment you and your dad is going to use stay safe and your family tell your mom and dad and everybody that Aaron said hi and stay cool cloe hope to talk to you again in a day or 2

Bryan, you concord the hay, yay. Great timing on the bailer repair. Cole, make nice with the shovel. Full-time farmer, way to go Cole!! You worked hard to get there, you, dad and uncle make an excellent team.

Loved the ending, Your Dad makes me laugh. Thank You both for a wonderful video. Can't wait to see the hay hiker.

You guys are great. I get a laugh every time. Now get the loader and get me down.🤣👊

You're dad cracks me up!

Cole, please stop saying you're not smart! Most 22yr olds can barely drive a car! You drive all that equiptment, know how to weld, and fix most of stuff that breaks! You are very smart and talented! Log rolling, not so much but, hay, you got it going on!!

Saturday morning's upcoming show sounds like it should be great ! It might even be better than the Saturday morning cartoons like when I was a kid ! Thanks again for the entertainment. 😁

fantastic video you and your dad have a great rapport ,liking you all the way from Bonnie Scotland

Love watching the bales popping out of the machine.

Log rolling gold medalist!

Maybe when you get a hundred thousand subscribers you could fill lake sonne in with gravel ?. Lol

You two are funny!! I love how you work together as farther and son. Keep up the FLOG’s

100K lets go get him there i will coment this every video also liked the video

Love from India cole ❤️

I remember the feeling of not having to back to school after graduation and I have to admit I still get it every year around this time of year. Thanks for the video.

our baler broke in the same spot this year but there aint no tellin how many rolls have gone through it over the years. alot older than that lovely jd😂

Cole, at 9:59...”this is trouble...we got too much hay....”. That’s a nice problem to have Cole. Be sure to smile when you say that. Looking forward to the next video.

You AINT never goin back!😂

Love your Dad's dry sense of humour

Cole just a FYI - I'm a retired college professor and you know that feeling about going back to school you got in July, I felt the same way. So it's not just the students. I loved teaching but I got that same feeling every July. Ugh!

You start off talking about the weather but I thought it was always Sonne there. OK I’ll leave the Dad jokes to Brian. Can’t wait to see the Hay Hiker.

Fantastic video mate, great to see the warranty on the baler still had time on it just about! 😃

Cole, you should have gone to Arby's. They have the "meats". Looking forward to seeing the next video. I have been wanting to see a Hay Hiker in action.

Proud of you for making it outside first!

Cole, I halfway expected you to fall on your face while playing on that roll but glad you didn't! I love the drone footage you make!

Hi Cole and Bryan, love ur videos so much, we have a farm in England and we do thing similar to u but not really in some ways.

It's amazing how much you can stuff up the throat of a bailer. We never used rakes. We used a Massey swather with a 35 foot belt to windrow. I was always impressed how quick we could get a patch done. But we never loaded it out on the cut and stack side. So hauling it out was something I rarely saw. I had a CDL and rarely ran a semi. I had tools and could fix anything, so I was always grounded to the field like a rebellious child. :P Great Vidya Gents. Safe and steady. God Bless.

Glad you two get along, for a dad and son.

Some great camera shots there and with a drone too ! As for the Bale/log rolling, Cole, all I can say is, don't quit your day job ! 😉😂

Uh... did you check the oil before you started? I learned to fix that problem long ago. I cut the dipsticks back about 8 inches so dad always thought he was low on oil. That way, I always had a few extra gallons in the tractor. Btw... I know you saw the Bud Lite truck go be on the interstate, but you must have missed the Busch Lite truck behind it. It was the one that had the HazMat stickers on it and smelled like rotting death. That's their new beer. It's called " Busch Maggot Ultra" . It's great that the dealer is letting you demo all that new equipment. I asked my dealer if I could demo some new stuff. He pulled out a new cattle prod and stuck about 50,000 volts through me and said, " Demonstration is over. Will that that be cash or Visa Card?". I got the last laugh. I charged it on the credit card that neighbor Ned found on the ground next to an auto accident last week.

its really cool to see how you guys operate your farm, we farm just north of Watertown and are having the same feelings about the haying season.

I like good luck stories and and I appreciate the choice of good music.

It's always a good day at the candy store!

Hay hay hay! Hi again guys and I'm glad you are all well. So, the haymaking is coming to a close, apart from the baler breaking down it looks to have been pretty painless? Nice job the baler was still in warranty. Those bits of metal are fairly expensive..then they coat it in green paint and the price magically doubles. I loved it Brian when you stood on the bale and declared you had conquered the field....now get the loader lol. That looks a great crop of hay there. I'm looking forwards to the hay hiker demo. It'll be interesting to hear what you think the pro's and con's with it as well as some great video. Cole, I was retching with you at the smell of that rotting critter, that smell and rotten eggs are my weak spots. Stay safe guys!!!

Congrats on graduating. Bet your dad is proud and now ready to put you to work.

After watching the raking and seeing the plugged up rake it happens I have done that also and I have also had to help unroll bales great video and good drone footage have a good from east Tennessee

Great crop; good job guys!👏

Those were some mighty fine hay swaths there. Make most ranchers drool. Way better than trying to make decent bales with light straw.

Dont forget to give your doggie a 🍦 u forgot subway lol. Hay Hay what ya say.lol

I have clogged the rake and baler before too. Been there done that. I’m from South Georgia just above Tallahassee.. We are fourteen miles from Florida line. I enjoy watching the videos.

Thanks for this, my favourite 2 minutes is the haybailing drone footage with lovely music. FYI great to relax and fall asleep to when unable to for days with my anxiety/depression, very much appreciated you might not appreciate that 2 minutes as much as you should but seriously it is sleeping gold you could bottle and sell it, it’s so relaxing and comforting. ““$” drone footage, baling & music” you produced the perfect combo. Do it again I dare ya! XO

Great Drone Footage. Looks like a great hay harvest.

You wait for the international to sing its clunk clunk song when turning it on I see! Same here!

While you have warranty - they were just out and replaced one of the belt tension cylinders on my 460m (not door cylinder). It was suddenly puking oil. There weren’t any available locally - apparently there was a group of defective ones that have needed replaced. Watch yours.

Its a shame that you don’t film the mowing its the best part when I do day

I'm amazed at the capacity of that round baler.

Awesome Video and Much LOVE as Always 🌞 Farms!!!

Not sure I've ever heard of a hay hiker. Guess I'll tune in next time to find out! Thanks guys!

Thank y’all. Love the vidgas.

I saw cole an hour ago in his side by side and like his normal self was on his phone

Do a farm tour of Jeff’s place

Delighted that the baler is fixed cole. Another great video, great aerial footage. Looking forward to the next one. That third bale trailer is going to make a big difference bringing in those bales. Hope you enjoyed the subway.

I graduated nearly 50 years ago, and from time to time I wake up from a bad dream: it's Senior year and I need Math 3052: Calculus for Business Administration to be able to graduate. I took the course last year and failed it, I retook it this year and the exam is tomorrow. Some dreams never go away. PS: I did pass the course, and I did graduate!

Ok its driving me crazy! Are your ever going to fill that water hole? LOL

Ok bring the loader and help me down. Lol 😂😂

I'm so glad you cut the video before we saw Brian slip and fall down that bale... yeah, I'd have laughed. Made sure he was okay, and then gone back to laughing. What? I say it as a true fan.

i’m a little late, but cole, huge congratulations on your graduation! BTW, I could watch that drone footage all day long.

Go ahead and grind them spirals off that roller and save yourself some headache. Best Ag channel on KZfaq by the way !

Your dad needs his own KZfaq channel. Lol

..CONGRATS ON YOUR GRAD. GOOD ONE , KEEP SAFE..

"do you check the oil?" Every father says the same

Congratulations on you Graduating

Heavy head rows. A pleasure to watch.

12:02, if he's not, I am! Colesoooooone 😂 Congrats on the 70+ k subs man! 🇺🇸🐮💪❤️

Great content as usual guys, questions though, what was the dead animal, and does the baler have to be standing still to pop a bale, and if so, how does the driver know to stop?

Those bales would win a blue ribbon at the county fair.

Your dad's tractor is very fitting to him the baler tractor

Have you ever been to Bridgewater, sd. I live in northern Michigan, but have good friends there. I hunted birds since I was 12 with them. I 38 now. They farm a lot of ground around emery. Thanks for the great work on the videos. Your dad and you always have the best chemistry .

Love your Channel I'm binge-watching hurt myself laid up for a little while I'll be okay I watch some like twice or three times is thanks guys love you guys need more Bryan Craig from Michigan

Cole, I think you might need a new camera or get that one worked on. It seems like every video you film these days has you turning several shades of green! Brian, don't kid yourself, you may have won the battle but the war on the hey field is never over! "I came, I saw, I drank another Busch Light!" Brian Sonne, 2020!

Hey Cole, the roll in your baler most likely broke due to center filling the baler. This can put undue stress on the center of the roll. Your tractor tread is set on 60” row spacing which limits your ability to crowd the side sheets of the baler with the placement of the windrow. Further crowding the side sheets will also increase your bale density by tightening the bale. The friction of the side sheets acts as a break to the turning bale. If this is the cause of failure, it will most likely happen again if not corrected..... just a thought

Congrats on your graduation. Now it's full-time work, no girl watching and no more slacking. God bless all...

OMG!! It absolutely rocks when something comes in under warranty!! Someone was definitely looking out for you there. Beautiful site all those bales in the field. Quite the bumper crop you got there. When you said "...even better news..." I was half expecting you to say "I checked the oil". I was wondering if you had graduated from college or if this was your Senior year. Congrats on graduating and not having to deal with that "junk" anymore!!

Be nice to see what tomorrow brings with picking bails

If the cattle can get in and out of barbed wire so easily, what keeps them all in?? What keeps them from all from saying, hey! Let's see what's on the other side of the next field! And cool to see Ellie's cow sense!

Another awesome vid, keep them coming. Be safe!!

Coyote didn't run fast enough, I reckon. Good lookin' hay. Be safe.

All I could think was, how are you going to get down? Then I heard you call for the loader, lol. That's a lot of hay, do you feed it all to the cows? I am going to really miss the drone footage of the hay fields it has been very relaxing.

Congratulation for finishing school life..🙏🙏🙏 professional farmer jajaja

While I haven't lost any sleep over it, can't help but wonder if this repair solved the net wrap first roll issue?

Great ending Cole and Bryan!!!

Some bloke sitting on the porch rolling a smoke with his machine 💡⚡ Maa Paa i think i got a good idea! -> maybe happened this way 15:30 The Bailer Redesigned from Australian engineering econ fodder in 1965 hay roll bailer professor Wesley Buchele from IOWA usa "Farmers were saved from the backbreaking chore of slinging hay bales in the 1960s, when Iowa State agricultural engineering professor Wesley Buchele and a group of student researchers invented a baler that produced large, round bales that could be moved by tractor. - well you learn every day 👍 Note: Originally conceived by Ummo Luebben circa 1910, the first round baler did not see production until 1947 when Allis-Chalmers introduced the Roto-Baler. Marketed for the water-shedding and light weight properties of its hay bales, AC had sold nearly 70,000 units by the end of production in 1960. The next major innovation began in 1965 when a graduate student at Iowa State University, Virgil Haverdink, sought out Wesley F. Buchele, a professor of Agricultural Engineering, seeking a research topic for a master thesis. Over the next year Buchele and Haverdink developed a new design for a large round baler, completed and tested in 1966, and thereafter dubbed the Buchele-Haverdink large round baler. The large round bales were about 1.5 meters (5 ft) in diameter, 2 meters (7 ft) long, and they weighed about 270 kilograms (600 lbs) after they dried-about 80 kg/m5 lb/ft. The design was promoted as a "Whale of a Bale" and Iowa State University now explains the innovative design as follows: AUSTRALIA 1965 - In the summer of 1969, the Australian Econ Fodder Roller baler came out, a design that made a 135 kg (300 lb) ground-rolled bale. In September of that same year, The Hawkbilt Company of Vinton, Iowa, contacted Dr. Buchele about his design, then fabricated a large ground-rolling round baler which baled hay that had been laid out in a windrow, and began manufacturing large round balers in 1970. In 1972, Gary Vermeer of Pella, Iowa, designed and fabricated a round baler after the design of the A-C Roto-Baler, and the Vermeer Company began selling its model 605 - the first modern round baler. The Vermeer design used belts to compact hay into a cylindrical shape as is seen today. In the early 1980s, collaboration between Walterscheid and Vermeer produced the first effective uses of CV joints in balers, and later in other farm machinery. Due to the heavy torque required for such equipment, double Cardan joints are primarily used. Former Walterscheid engineer Martin Brown is credited with "inventing" this use for universal joints.🚜🌾🌾🌾🍥🍥🍥

I thought ol dad was going back to the mule play on days. 🤣

I appreciate the time and effort you take to get the good shots.

Great video as always.

This video had us laughing the whole time!

HAY Cole and Brian,its good that the baler broke while still under warranty.Are you going to be bored after all of the hay is made?