It's good to see a woman behind the wheel here. In my day, we were meant to cook and provide food and beverage out in the fields and any other non-machine details. You keep up the good work, Darby.

One of the most important jobs on making a silage pile is the packing for sure!!!👍👍

Man that 7810 is one good looking clean tractor. I didn’t realize how steep the hills are. Great video.

Love seeing Darby working on the farm, it's cool to teach ya wife how to drive a tractor. Sure makes harvest nice knowing she's one more person that can help out

Love to see everyone is getting involved, even Mariska is supervising a little.

A lady willing to drive a tractor to help out is cool! She is a keeper! Great team work! Take care and be safe...

Packing silage can be fun, i remember getting stuck against the wall once with a John Deere 544, it still gives me nightmares! Good fun though when it all goes smoothly and there's lots of help.

You got a great hard working dad!! Nice to see your wife getting into the scrum

I have an old farm cartoon from at least 40 yrs ago. Family is baling hay...where's Toby? "MA! I found toby! He fell off the tractor!" (Toby's is sticking out of a bale of hay LOL). Stay safe as always, lots of people doing their thing all around you.

Great job Darby looking good running that IH probably a little scary when gets higher loved chopping in my days listening to that chopper winding as usual great videos one of my favorite farm videos I still do lots of hay baling and mechanic work 😊

Nice to see the whole family working together. Way to go Darby, more of you in videos would be nice👍👍

Good Job, you guys!! Darby Too!! My Bro-in -law was taking a load like the down a hill like that, he took a smaller tractor, even though i advised him not to, it jumped out of gear, from the push, and he just let her sail and hope he didn't crash, well, he didn't crash, but he was about a mile down the road from where we wanted it. after it was over and we all got our wits together, and nobody got hurt, I said, hey you know you were supposed to take left at the bottom of the hill, not take it to the neighbors, there was no way he could of took a left without crashing, all's well that ends well!

You folks are living my dream. I get its often tough but you are very blessed

Even though I do silage myself. Enjoy the 1st crop videos. Have a good one guys

Have you guys thought of a bunker silo an leave it open on both ends so you can alternate which end to feed out of when filling? No dirt an keep it side the walls

Nice to c your wife helping she did a great job we need to c more of the family working all together love you guys and your videos and God bless y'all ❤

I like when you guys work “all hands on deck” , everyone in constant movement, big jobs shared, some jobs switched. To see you wonder who is in charge; like a machine with no supervisor, what a life, farming!!

Great video and glad Darby is able to help out and join in with the farm work. Love how everyone works together to get it all done.Best of success getting all the silage chopping done.

Very enjoyable video, to see the Gieroch family all together on a big job!

What a view ! Great team work ,many hands make the job easier . Good job Darby

You go young lady! Show how it's done! Great job!

Great teamwork, and Darby what a farmhand you are, fit in this crew like a glove. Hope the hay quality matches the quantity. Weather does affect that end of the feed equation.

Nice video Aaron

just at the moment when you said “there’s a lot of hay laying down“, I looked at all the clouds in the sky and went through a mini panic. With all those dark clouds, nobody’s getting to stop and eat a sandwich for lunch with all that hay down.

every good dairyman has a good wife to help.

Nice to see you in the field again we just cut and baled our first 400acres of hay grass alfalfa cut this week had over 1100 squares and about 60 rounds

Nice teamwork Aaron👌💪🚜

Lots of hands is making the job go smoothly. Packing's a good job for Darby while the pile is smaller. Certainly not a place to get in a big hurry. Glad you're all patient with her as she learns the intricacies of operating machinery.

Great job team 👍👍

I’m curious to see what the silage pile is going to look like after 1st crop. Love seeing everyone involved working like a well lubed machine.

Great awesome video guys . Nice first cut haylage

Great feed guys should have a huge pile great video

thank you

Once again this was a great video. Makes me miss milking cows. I always say if I win the lottery I’m building a small dairy farm

Way to go Darby. Good to see everyone working together and things going smoothly so far. Thanks.

Good job!

Love your family working the silage & hay for your livestock. 😀🌟🌟🌟

Great video. All the best 🇬🇧.

love watching harvest time

Love the videos

❤😊TEACH HER HOW TO DRIVE A GOOD RED TRACTOR❤😊

Fun to see Darby putting you guys to shame. 😂😂

Them 1066 are good for getting locked into two gears if you don't give the old girl a little time to shift!

Hi Grerok Farms. The hay crop looks really good. Have you guys ever seen or heard of speed hitches for the wagons.

Nice to see some Red power/black stripe in the mix!👍

Man the whole family going to sleep good tonight. Looked like a very busy day

Need to talk your dad in to bags. You have a good start You have a good base. I know he is set in his ways But bags are the way to go.

We had john deer tractors geil Dione wagons New Holland love the hills every body chipping in 🐄🐄🌽🌾🌿🚜🚜🚜😀😎

Brings nack memories!

Many hands make the work go faster. I would imagine Chopping hayledge or corn on a hill side there is a technique to loading them without tipping?

Never to long lol

Great video, what are the model numbers of the wagons? Sizes too

Whare did you find the Mayer chopper boxes from?I live in Colby wis. And yes Dorchester WI is the next town north of Colby Wis. And I work at Mayer in Dorchester WI. But I do like the video!

Props to Darby because I sh** pickles when I had to mow using our JD tractor/mower 😂😂

How do you decide what hay gets chopped and what hay gets baled? Is first cutting chopped and later cuttings baled?

do the chopper boxes run at 540 or 1000 rpm

i still dont see how you keep those wagons on all wheels on those hills silage wagons are top heavy

can you pile this years haylage on top of last years haylage?

And also I would of had a 8 wheeler for a packing tractor? not a 1066 ! With only 3 wheels!

Build a silo

Even with off farm jobs I don’t see how you guys can afford so much equipment

listening to the wind on the mic......sounds like a drying wind to me as my dad would say

who milks when every bodies doing chopping

First one

Please educate me. I have often wondered why ya just don't blow it in a silo Rather than bunker style. It's usually next to the barn or feed area. And mechanical drops. All yhe tarps sand bags etc pack tractor just looks labor fuel and spoilage potential hazard. Maybe it keeps better in a pile. I'm not a dairy farmer. More swine farmer. With that said eat more bacon!

Probably should have started the training before you actually needed her to work it

Your knives need sharpened and I'd say you could use a new shearbar that chop was way to long to suit me, never want anything longer than 3/4 of an inch.

Why you screaming

Need a bagger 2 people can do the same job as 5 or 6 of you. Your dad is the same way my side dad was a hard head lol bagger is the best way