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Looks good! Next year I am planning to start wrapping bales. We bale Sorghum Sudan grass in the summer months and sometimes I just cannot get it dry before a rain comes. Also the spoilage of the outer edge because we store outside. Questions I have, how many wraps are you putting on each bale? After wrapping how long before it is ready to feed?

If you don’t mind me asking, why don’t you have a lumber company come out and clear the land for you? Just curious on your thought on this, thank you kindly!

What do you use to haul that machine? 1 ton pickup?

Seems like renting a bulldozer would make more sense in this situation. Then come up and detail work with the mini Ex.

How well did this actually work? Thinking about doing this to my SVL90-2

You realky think that isgoing to work animals live in the now not yesterday not tomorrow today only but whatever

Why not opt for mulching over burning to enrich the soil?

Awwww, I'm so glad it seemed to work! The poor Mama never stopped calling for her baby! 😢

Has master cylinder gone bad yet? What hour reading?

What size is your excavator. I’ve been wanting to buy something to clear my property but can’t make my mind up.

How are you planning to root rake? Or will you just plow/disc it?

I would spread those ashes as evenly as possible and then disc it into your top soil. It would help your soil pH, especially with the acidic properties of pine.

My dozer with the root rake helps keep the topsoil in place

great little channel this is. can't wait to see the next uploads

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Wow that is exciting and I would love to have a barn like that myself. Only thing I was wondering: did you set the posts in the dirt or on concrete piers? I have seen people putting them in the dirt and its just something I would try to always avoid.

Wow that turned out good! Lots of work though! We bought 25 acres about 7 years ago here in Nova Scotia. Most of it was clearcut about 15 years earlier so we basically started from 0. Build a house, shed and chicken coop. Then cleared some land for lawn and orchard. All without any machinery (other than hiring a 15 ton excavator sometimes). We then added 36x40 woodworking shop. Recently a 36x40 barn and now another 16x50 house. Recently bought our first machine which is a 6 ton excavator. Holy cow what a help that is!! I would love to have some cattle and we are hoping to buy another 35 acres within the next years. It has been clear cut about 20 years ago so the plan would be to pretty much completely turn it into pasture for cattle and hay. We do have the excavator now but I am almost thinking of just getting a huge mulcher in and just mulch the whole property and then a bulldozer and maybe even a tractor with a plough? Anyway, wish you all the best and hopefully we will have nice pasture like you some day! Cheers

Good info. Thanks

Everything looks really good. Nice and neat 👍

Nice job !

Nice job !

that's awesome

I'm getting ready to install a 7400E in a week or

You are losing time making a "loop" at each corner. Why don't you turn square corners? I use an older JD 530 MoCo and clean square corners are a breeze.

Feed looks good eh. When we use to put up Haylage we started chopping at 45% moisture.. Nice set up, good job everyone.

pretty impressive...good operation and feed choice.

What model kubota is your baleing tractor and how do you like it? I had a 9960 gave me no problems but was the most uncomfortable tractor I ever ran I was looking to step up in size

How many times you cut rye grass a year

Wich grass is it ??

Nice crop of grass

Amazing. Amazes me how you learned all this! Passed down or self taught? I see a lot of fields with what looks like some kind of rye or maybe winter wheat. Not sure if it’s for hay or just cover crop before planting.

What type of forage rye do you sow

Always learning something! Thanks!

Good stuff! God bless!

Nice video! Good clearing job

Just curious what you pay for that’s spitter. that thing Is awesome!

Keep up the good work

Thanks Jackie!

Hello from Virginia new subscriber great video 👍🇺🇸