Chopping Haylage at Sunny Knoll Farms in New York State
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- čas přidán 4. 09. 2024
- Video of a Western New York dairy farm chopping their 2017 third cutting of hay. A Claas Jaguar 960 forage harvester chops the crop and blows it into truck. Back at the farm is a Versatile 500 and Case IH 385 tractor with front blades pushing and packing the pile of silage
Nice video , great machines , the szenes at the pit are best ; thumbs up!!! Greets Stefan
Thanks Mike I enjoyed your video and your commentary.
Great footage Mike, thanks for showing!
CLAAS is the leader in the world marked for self-propelled forage harvesters. FENDT offers in Europe self-propelled forage harvesters since 2011, when they came up with their newly developed KATANA 65 (650 horsepower). Since 2015 they offer a second model the KATANA 85 (850 horsepower).
Great to see a 500 with a Grouser.
Neat. It looks like the dump driver and harvester drive definitely have to be on the same page.
Thanks again Mike really a great video 🙂
Hi Mike pass this Farm on way to Drive Inn theater in Perry.. Great place to take family. Can pet and feed cows at fence line while watching a movie lol 😂
I was in mapletown, NY, which is near Canajoharie, NY, checking out the grange hall there. A farm nearby must've been chopping corn cause trucks loaded with chopped corn were blowing by us at what had to be 50mph every 5 minutes. Key point here: Don't get in their freakin' way
Love all ur videos , huge fan of u
Another great video👍
My family is actually the biggest custom choppers in Western NY in Batavia about 15 min from this farm
Great video!
I have never seen any one make a silage pile quite like that. All i have ever seen drive from one side all the way to the other side so all of it is packed down. I would think that that back side would not have all the air out of it and cause some spoilage since they are not packing it down.
Terry Presnal not really. Winter is coming and these larger farms use the silage pretty fast.
ye need 50 ft more concrete keep the feed clean.
That's the farm my uncle works and lives at the farm house he calls the 500 his tractor
Vary interesting 👍
Why do they buy versatile vs case? Versatile cost almost the same and r rude and crude.
Why is everyone in Ag in N America reluctant to ask a farm's size, number of head, etc.
That is basic info that everyone wants, and often needs, to know.
Any European Ag always includes the basic farm info. Without that everything else is meaningless.
Go to Albion New York farms
How about no music or better music like engines running
That versatile looks a bit underpowered😝
Hi