Ime with you re the hay smell, when I were a boy , 😂, way back in the 1960s, we used to do hay on tractors with no cabs, so you got the full experience, I loved it. Greetings from AUS. 👍
When I did my coast to coast bicycle tour, I went through an ares where there were lots of alfalfa fields. I loved when a truck full of alfalfa bales would pass me on the road. The smell was immensely satisfying. It made me wish I could have camped in a freshly cut alfalfa field.
Loved the video I am close to your age and here in Central Ohio I haven't seen a cultivator in years my grandfather owned one when I was a kid but that was the last time I have seen one in action. Looking forward to the next video
There is nothing that smells as sweet as fresh hay. Glad you didn't get baptized in anything worse than nitrogen. Thank you for sharing the great video. It brings back a lot of memories for me. Stay safe and God bless.
Another good update, Carl. I sure would like to visualize the inner workings of the baler machine. There must be a bunch of moving parts. How is your moisture there? We, in northern Illinois are moderately dry with not much rain in the forecast. You know, I am cheering for you!
That’s a good idea! I should do a little segment on how a baler works. Things are looking great here right now. Plenty of moisture to get through pollination.
Ime with you re the hay smell, when I were a boy , 😂, way back in the 1960s, we used to do hay on tractors with no cabs, so you got the full experience, I loved it. Greetings from AUS. 👍
Yeah it’s pretty hard to beat raking hay with no cab!
Thanks for the quality videos and more for the stories of your life. I’m not a farmer but do love the smell of freshly mown hay!
Great job cultivating Carl in the corn 🌽
A bath of 28%, just what the doctor ordered for open cuts and sores🙂. Liked the upscale replacement attire.
Always classy with the shorts and boots 😂
Very enjoyable indeed, Carl. The smell is indeed one of the best things about making hay.
I grew up raking hay with the Oliver and it has always been one of my favorite smells.
Great video Carl. Loved the aerial intro and the sunset exit. They made superb ‘bookends’.
Thanks Mark! Sometimes you gotta try something new 👍
Raking hay was my favorite farm job also. I just love the smell. I will stop my car sometimes just to get more of it.
It’s really hard to beat!
@@dodgebrothersfarmandranch9206 the smell of a corn field on a hot humid summer night is also nice.
Amazing the difference nitrogen makes to corn…really stands out in that row. Enjoyable video as always, keep up the great work!
It really stands out doesn’t it?! Thanks for watching!
It is so rare to see cultivation getting done. Everybody wants to spray and spray some more then get irate about herbicide resistance
I got a good soaking with 28% once from a nurse truck once. Ruined the leather belt I was wearing and clothes were a sticky mess.
So far my boots have taking it pretty well. I don’t think I’ll do it again though.
Brings back good memories. Thanks for the video.
you're right Carl....best smell in the while world....love it!
When I did my coast to coast bicycle tour, I went through an ares where there were lots of alfalfa fields. I loved when a truck full of alfalfa bales would pass me on the road. The smell was immensely satisfying. It made me wish I could have camped in a freshly cut alfalfa field.
So good!!
Loved the video I am close to your age and here in Central Ohio I haven't seen a cultivator in years my grandfather owned one when I was a kid but that was the last time I have seen one in action. Looking forward to the next video
Thanks Matthew! Most people around here only get them out for volunteer corn problems. Once you start cultivating it’s hard to stop 😂
Great job side dressing Carl
Great video Carl
things are looking good in area,and minute rains just don't cut it. So if you get some rain just remember I could use so here in southern Ont too.
I’ll try to blow some up your way
I’ll have my dressing on the side! Get it get it?!?!
😂😂
I grew up on a Dairy farm and we also had Beef Cattle. I also enjoyed the smell of fresh baked hay. 😀
Great job raking Carl
Beautiful ending. You’re cops are looking really good
Thanks! I assume you mean crops? We do have pretty good law enforcement officers around here too though.
I am glad that the supercell missed you, it was sooo rough up towards the Chicago metro area
Yeah it kept gaining strength as it went. Pretty wild
Love the smell of fresh raked/baled hay
The smell of fresh hay... hmmmmm.
New ride looks good on bale wagon😎keep em comin Carl💪🏻
Now I just need to get air conditioning set up in the new truck
Drying hay is one of my favorite smells.
It’s the best!
There is nothing that smells as sweet as fresh hay. Glad you didn't get baptized in anything worse than nitrogen. Thank you for sharing the great video. It brings back a lot of memories for me. Stay safe and God bless.
Yeah I’m really glad I didn’t get it in my eyes!
I learn something every day!
Me too!
Another good update, Carl. I sure would like to visualize the inner workings of the baler machine. There must be a bunch of moving parts. How is your moisture there? We, in northern Illinois are moderately dry with not much rain in the forecast. You know, I am cheering for you!
That’s a good idea! I should do a little segment on how a baler works. Things are looking great here right now. Plenty of moisture to get through pollination.
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