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Great video nice to see you started silage
Cheers Glen 👍 silage done and finally getting a bit of grass down for hay. Fingers crosses the weather holds
Great video as always hope you have a great father day Matt 👍👍👍🎉
Can’t wait to finish watching this
Cheers 👍
Nice to see the jobs getting done
Good evening, Matt. That looks like a cracking bale rapper works well. Nice looking bales and really tight
Cheers George 👍 its a good machine
I’d love it if we had a month of hay weather but it would take 2 weeks to dry the land first 😆🤦♂
Its surprising how wet some of the fields are still
Cool 😎
👍
Did farmer ever do pit silage Matty? Or has it always been wrapped, just curious mate.
Many years ago he did pit silage 👍
Cheers for the video and answer Matty, now I’m left wondering why he chose wrapping. My uncle made the same decision, but his was a smaller farm and he was a one man operator mostly.
What was the silage clamp is now used for the cattle in the winter. Its also easier if they are wrapped as we can stack them anywhere on the farm
why do you make grass silage in the hall? e.g. under a shelter?? In Poland, piles of grass/corn silage are made outdoors, not in a hall or garage.
Its so we can store it wherever we like
Great video nice to see you started silage
Cheers Glen 👍 silage done and finally getting a bit of grass down for hay. Fingers crosses the weather holds
Great video as always hope you have a great father day Matt 👍👍👍🎉
Can’t wait to finish watching this
Cheers 👍
Nice to see the jobs getting done
Good evening, Matt. That looks like a cracking bale rapper works well. Nice looking bales and really tight
Cheers George 👍 its a good machine
I’d love it if we had a month of hay weather but it would take 2 weeks to dry the land first 😆🤦♂
Its surprising how wet some of the fields are still
Cool 😎
👍
Did farmer ever do pit silage Matty? Or has it always been wrapped, just curious mate.
Many years ago he did pit silage 👍
Cheers for the video and answer Matty, now I’m left wondering why he chose wrapping. My uncle made the same decision, but his was a smaller farm and he was a one man operator mostly.
What was the silage clamp is now used for the cattle in the winter. Its also easier if they are wrapped as we can stack them anywhere on the farm
why do you make grass silage in the hall? e.g. under a shelter?? In Poland, piles of grass/corn silage are made outdoors, not in a hall or garage.
Its so we can store it wherever we like