Welcome back my friend and as always beautiful sharing adventure documentary updated resume countryside content video and a very interesting video to watch .. million thanks
Tyres and netting are the best. No more worries about the birds. The netting lasts for years as long as you keep away from Dairygolds netting- useless. Enjoyed the video as always.
Perfect weather for cutting silage. It looks like the farmers over here got the first crop in and are watering the second crop. We have had two weeks of hot weather (32 Celcius) so it is not drying out. We have our fingers crossed that we do not get any big fires in our area. Your Dad is the best when he is not chasing chickens. lol (BC Canada) PS I like the way you say thick rows.
Glyn thats a great crop of silage and you will have a great aftermath sward for weaned lambs in a month.We always stack our bales on their end as theres more plastic protection on them to stop the crows , mind you crows really only bother with crop silage bales because of the grain .Paint is good to mark different field as well as bird deterrent and an old fishing net can be used .'Hard to beat a Mc Hale bale' , we weighted some a few years ago and they averaged 1053kgs each .We also treat ours with mallasses pre baling ,around 18 kgs per bale and have never had a case of twin lamb disease in 20 years and bales had been good for up to 4 years of storage and almost have an alcohol smell when opened .good stuff men.
How much a bale did that end up costing you? Here in Canada it's $12 a bale minimum for baling, $8 or more for wrapping $20 an acre for cutting and raking.
to stop it birds getting at the bales if you put some sort of long ribbon or tape we find the red and white tape works best for us its best if you leave it a bit lose so it flaps around in the wind
Put on 6 lares of plastic i stack on end best way thaths where most plastic is they best for birds is to put on white and black plastic together wraper takes 2 put one each side
I would be looking at doing a second cut - grass is not growing terribly well in Ireland at the moment from watching other youtubers and you could make some good money for the farm - I think their might be a shortage of feed coming into next winter
We just baled over a 100 bales oh hay pissed oh rain ever since And coming into about 3 weeks been outside that's the difference between silage a hay hopefully get better soon but looking at app it's to rain and mist to 25 July nae good we are north east Scotland
The birds won't do hardly any damage. Not worth your while doing anything. I'd say stand the bales up next time. They'll last longer and stay more solid.
Good video Glynn, good to get the bales done in the dry weather.
Great crop of silage there Glynn. Huge yield of bales too. Twil be a pleasure to feed it in winter! Good luck to you.
Forget Clarksons Farm, this is the best farming content you can watch. Pure gas lol!
Cracking video as always. Some setup at the silage. Usually at the majority of times paint works well
Welcome back my friend and as always beautiful sharing adventure documentary updated resume countryside content video and a very interesting video to watch .. million thanks
Why did the chicken cross the road?
To see the fine field of silage. Lol
Excellent video again thanks for sharing nice feeling to get the winter feed all wrapped up
Great video Glynn. Lot of bales on that field. Enjoyed watching. 👍🏼👍🏼
Great video Glyn done very well getting that many bails 💪👌
Nice baler and grass looking good and hopefully the weather will hold out until you get the haying complete. Paint top of bales white.
A great crop of silage lads and a great job outfit doing the job.
Tyres and netting are the best. No more worries about the birds. The netting lasts for years as long as you keep away from Dairygolds netting- useless. Enjoyed the video as always.
Good luck with your bales greace on the bails is good for the crowes
Didn’t understand a word but funny as F 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
You should have got the Buff to send on the few points you got 😂
Perfect weather for cutting silage. It looks like the farmers over here got the first crop in and are watering the second crop. We have had two weeks of hot weather (32 Celcius) so it is not drying out. We have our fingers crossed that we do not get any big fires in our area. Your Dad is the best when he is not chasing chickens. lol (BC Canada) PS I like the way you say thick rows.
Stacking them on end helps or tyres with netting.good video keep them coming 👏👍
A lot of people paint the bales but i have never had any trouble with them touching them without paint
Kerry is a more big ball county 🏐 The remaining 5 Munster counties are predominantly small ball ones.
Glyn thats a great crop of silage and you will have a great aftermath sward for weaned lambs in a month.We always stack our bales on their end as theres more plastic protection on them to stop the crows , mind you crows really only bother with crop silage bales because of the grain .Paint is good to mark different field as well as bird deterrent and an old fishing net can be used .'Hard to beat a Mc Hale bale' , we weighted some a few years ago and they averaged 1053kgs each .We also treat ours with mallasses pre baling ,around 18 kgs per bale and have never had a case of twin lamb disease in 20 years and bales had been good for up to 4 years of storage and almost have an alcohol smell when opened .good stuff men.
Blobs of grease best job for the bales. Paint is a waste of time.
Royal escort from the hen lol
Great turn out
How much a bale did that end up costing you? Here in Canada it's $12 a bale minimum for baling, $8 or more for wrapping $20 an acre for cutting and raking.
Wouldn’t he be a great teacher he has great knowledge 😊
you could put a bit of white paint up on the bales
to stop it birds getting at the bales if you put some sort of long ribbon or tape we find the red and white tape works best for us
its best if you leave it a bit lose so it flaps around in the wind
Nice one Farmer Glynn and Father Glynn, great production, very informative and entertaining
Glad you enjoyed it
Good stuff
Make over 200 bales never put anything on them only a flags around the bales
Glyn did we see u hurl on buffs snapchat story last week.,yourself and the absolute unit number 14 were brilliant
Can you feed silage to sheep if you shed them in the winter
Put on 6 lares of plastic i stack on end best way thaths where most plastic is they best for birds is to put on white and black plastic together wraper takes 2 put one each side
White and black your only man for the crows they think there like magpies crows are afraid of magpies
I would be looking at doing a second cut - grass is not growing terribly well in Ireland at the moment from watching other youtubers and you could make some good money for the farm - I think their might be a shortage of feed coming into next winter
I actually played hurling there in the early 70’s when I worked in Killarney but I don’t remember a bar or building there then
Favourite CZcamsr, keep it up
White x's and o's on the bales and some rat poision to keep them away aswell
good video
Great job wrapping and baling at the same time...brilliant
GREASE!!
How many acres in that field?
Would the sheep eat silage during the winter? If you had any spare after the cattle.
I think not as much as cows but yes
Blob of grease works well for us
The aul 6600 will be throwing out plenty black smoke feeding them bales out in the winter 😂
We just baled over a 100 bales oh hay pissed oh rain ever since And coming into about 3 weeks been outside that's the difference between silage a hay hopefully get better soon but looking at app it's to rain and mist to 25 July nae good we are north east Scotland
Try the kite it scare away the birds from picking yer round bales
Will you be at the shearing fest this Sunday 14th of july masive fan
Buy a bale buggy or ring feeder and feed them out to the ewes on the hill during winter. Money in the bank!
One roll of white and one roll of black on the fusion the crows don't like black and white bales just my 2 cents worth
do u ever bush out your dogs?
Grease
The birds won't do hardly any damage.
Not worth your while doing anything.
I'd say stand the bales up next time. They'll last longer and stay more solid.
Many acres down
Ye are a letdown to Kerry talking about hurling
Any sports
Do they use a ball in hurling?
How are the donkeys
Grease works best for us anyway
Grease is the job
Shotgun
Put on greese