Making Horse Hay in Small Square Bales
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- čas přidán 6. 10. 2017
- www.jdrussellhay.com
J.D. Russell Hay and Straw, Inc. is a family-owned company in Northwest Ohio that is dedicated to making horse hay for racetracks across the country. We use state-of-the-art equipment to help us make the best quality hay possible with the weather we are given. Our self-propelled haybines, custom-built fluffer/tedder, commercial balers, self-propelled balewagons, and telehandlers are all designed to help us make hay efficiently while still handling the hay as gently as possible.
That has to be one of the cleanest farms I have ever seen,No trash,no old trucks,or farm stuff,wow ,amazing.
You can tell they take pride in the place. Nothing is out of place. Neat, organized. Pretty place.
i love that there was two fancy mowers cutting and then a fancy machine tedding(?) then a old tractor windrowing....even though im what would be considered young to some people i like seeing the older equipment getting use still
Wow, I just cannot get over the modern specialized design which actually picks up the bales and neatly stacks them in the wagon. That's what I get for being an old gal who used to throw bales by hand up off the baler!!!
Way back when I was young and dirt was new, us young farm boys rode a hay rack and stacked the hay up to 120 per rack. Ten per day was the average. 3 crops per year and an eager baling machine owner greedy for money could line up 7 - 10 neighbors to custom bale for. Didn't matter to me because those farm wifes were the best cooks around. A penny per bale, a day in the dust and sun was the life I preferred. Much better choice over pulling weeds, picking rocks or fencing. None of those tasks came with a paycheck either. These days the only developed farm boy muscles are extraordinary thumb speed while typing on a mobile device. There will always be a few remaining traditionalists. But, that era has pretty much gone with the wind.
Clean organized operation is the mark of a great farmer, this place is a razor.
Very nice looking farm with some very nice looking equipment. I really enjoyed seeing the old Oliver out in the field were it finds itself at home. This is a world of a difference from handling the small bales here in Wisconsin.
Very nice video! Growing up on the farm my Dad had a 316 New Holland small square baler. I used to be a mechanic at a New Holland dealership and worked on piles of small square balers and of course the bale wagons! Almost everyone around around these parts have changed over to round bales or the large square bales.
Great to see the best green tractor ever made out there, OLIVER! I'll take the open station tractors in the summer any day.
That is a nice looking Oliver tractor. Always nice to see some of the older brands still out there looking good and working.
yep
That's a fine looking old Oliver pulling the wheel rake
It sure is
We could smell the alfalfa, what a wonderful setup. Thanks for sharing the Beauty of Creation!
Attractive footage of a well-managed, picture postcard property.
What a wonderful video. Growing up in a tractor the idea of that farm is what I consider a piece of heaven. I Miss Driving A Tractor from Sun-up to Sun-Down. Very beautiful video.
This is the most relaxing thing on Earth to watch. I've said it before and I'll say it again ... I should have been a farmer. I live in southern OH. Would love to visit this beautiful farm.
That was very relaxing..lol! Thank you for sharing. Brings back good memories. Take care.
Had to stop half way through the video just to compliment you on how your farm looks. From the air shots that is as well kept, and well managed farm as you can have, congrats
Good to see a old Oliver working
Absolutely beautiful operation! You guys are living my dream! Thanks for sharing!
In the 60's we had a J.D. "B" and a pollard pinwheel rake and a Case 200 baler along with a 1954 GMC flatbed truck...times have changed.
DesertDigger1 These guys have the Equipment,puts my lil operation to shame.I run a Old 4600 Ford,4610 4x4 5610 with a Loader.And Older New Holland Hay Equipment with the exception of a Vermeer Bailer.Man that's a cool set up
Одно удовольствие на такую работу и технику смотреть,аж самому туда захотелось)))
What an amazing operation. It runs like a Swiss clock. Great video, thanks.
Beautiful operation! Your ponds are even crisp lines! Looks like you must own your own trucks and haul cross country to race tracks etc! I’ve never seen nicer indoor hay storage! Premium Hay will always bring premium $$$
a very polished operation ,,yards, buildings are immaculate credit to all involved
Neat video!! I'm in Northwest Ohio as well and just started farming a couple years ago. I actually grew up on a farm and spent my summers on a hay wagon. I always wanted my dad to buy a new Holland bale cart. I guess it was cheaper to have me on a wagon. LOL This will be my first year for hay on the farm. Nothing at all like your operation.
You can be sure that in America (including Western Canada) we will always be looking for a better way to do things. Private ownership of our land is the key.
wat is dat een mooi bedrijf zeg, echt geweldig dat je dat zo in zijn werk zie
My father n law used to bail small bails for horses. He would fill up a tractor trailer with some beautiful hay. Drive it down to Florida and park it in the front door. Unhook and pick up a empty trailer and drive back home.
It’s was beautiful times back then.
thank you, I enjoyed your video, I'm always fascinated by the large round bales of hays along the highway. This video is very educational.
My kind of video, to awesome for words , Thankyou for sharing & May God Bless
Agree with all, everything is neat and clean, everyone do their job, brilliant operation...would love to farm like that...that farm is something you can be proud off
It's unbelievable that a farm can look so good !
It's nice to see a JCB working far from home, nice video.
Such a cool a.. video, well run operation, congrats Russell fam, beautiful Farm, I'm not from the States, but I have a couple of cousins that went to Ohio State, boy, they are Buckeyes to the bones, they flight every year to that Buckeye-Michigan game, they don't miss it for the world, and they love the State of Ohio, they still keep a lot of friends there, actually that's where they stay when they go for the game, keep it up fellows, nice opt.
Beautiful farm! Wow, and an Oliver tractor no kidding!))
Very nice technology. I love you those were the really good times where you came together.
Good with that drone. All your equipment looks top notch, I especially liked the V shaped rake ,, looks as you could open it up even wider if need be. Beautiful really Beautiful Farm.
What a MAGNIFICENT FARM & OPERATION
A machine for everything,you take all the fun out of picking up bales.
Fantastic video and a top operation -- and I KNOW what it takes in the process of making top-quality horse hay!
Thats one efficient operation,never seen anything like it.
love your farm, and the music to... Jejeje... grate work!!
Great video,savage good operation and very nice tidy looking farm. Keep'em coming
Yea I Love the footage. Great Job! Music is appropriate!
Beautiful operation!
Not one slacker to be found, like a well oiled machine, very impressive. Everybody knows their job and gets it done. Teamwork at it's finest. ^5
Beautiful setup!
Wow. What a great video. Thank you!
Very nice video! Well oiled operation. Never seen a self propelled small baler though...
What a well run farm.
Thank you
wow!!! What an OUTFIT!!!!
Hay bale season! Love it when my neighbor Mr Wayne does it. It’s a shame that he puts them right away. Before he would leave them in the open field which would look beautiful in fall.
wish my land was that level. great vid. thanx
This farm is more organised than my English techers desk wow that is a very nice farm
Beautiful place to cut grass :) Great video
Beautiful work
You all definitely win the coolest toys award!
Pretty efficient and well organized.
My congratulation sirs, such a great way of making hay!
New subscriber here. You guys have one check of an operation! Very well made video too, I love seeing the Oliver out raking!
Stunningly beautiful farm and impressive operations.
Excellent upload. Full watched and have a wonderful day.
I remember bucking em bales on to hay wagons 😢. This seems easier. 😃
Nice. Great to see a really nice tidy farm
That farm is beautiful.
great vid,always nice to see a jcb also
love the vid lookin forward to more
Beautiful Farm....love the small lake!
Thats a pond😑
Oh Oliver 1750, you have my heart!
beautiful piece of land !!
Cool video, greetings from Ireland.
That's a first class operation right there, and all those farm toys. Oh my,
That Oliver looks like lots of fun
Amazing cooperation 👍
All farm looks like a paradise.
Muy buen video, trabajo muy lindo saludos de Costa Rica, PURA VIDA
What a beautiful farm..
we used to make these on way smaller scale and had to pick them all up by hand. luckily i was too young and got to drive the tractor it was still a lot of hard labour though.
Great video!
You guys got the equipment.
Beautiful looking farm. clean and perfect. looked almost like a model. keep it going.
Now that's what I call an operation very very nice farm
If I won the lottery this is exactly what I would do and horses love it
I bucked many a bale as a youngster. At age 16 I went to work in a tire shop thus ending my haying career. I loved working the rack grabbing bales right out of the baler schute. I hated the barn. They were always hot and dusty.
Interesting video and nicely put together. Must be alot of money knocking around that place looking at the machines seen in the video
Как же красиво работаете!!!!!
Wow! Awesome setup really tidy farm. I have never seen a hay Tedder like that.
It is more of a "fluffer" than a tedder, as it keeps the rows intact, to me there is a lot of wasted drying area , but then again the weather they get there it would still dry very quick
We built the fluffer to keep the swaths intact intentionally. Typically our ground is wet when we cut hay. By simply fluffing the swaths and not covering the space between the swaths with a rotary tedder, we have dry ground to rake the hay onto the next day. If you rake hay onto damp or wet ground, you can't get the bottom of the windrow dry nearly as soon. We typically have very short windows of opportunity, and often a four day window becomes a three day window.
We typically cut in the morning, we fluff the next day and we rake and bale on the third day. As any hay man knows, this can drag out days longer, depending on weather and time of year.
John Russell I hear you on that one. I live in West Wales and the weather has become so unpredictable that nobody does hay anymore. Most have gone to wrapped haylage as we typically only get two to three days between heavy rain. Very nice operation you have. Keep up the good work.
Pretty cool nice job guys 👍
Nice video!
Amazing family farm. God bless you all!
Very nice operation
New-fangled style. YES !🍀🚜 🔧 🌄
Wow very cool love this stuff.
Nicely filmed and edited.
beatiful farm and so well organized
Yeah the best i have see
great video!
Very great video. Greetings from Poland.
Perfect let’s see more discbine cutting thanks
Beutifull farm😍good video 😊good job💪
That's a great video.
I like your baling hay and baling straw