Third Cut Hay 2019 (THE LAST CUT.): Vlog 159
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- čas přidán 22. 08. 2019
- THIRD CUT HAY 2019.
Our last cut of hay for 2019.
This video was supposed to be maybe 2 days long… But as we all know, Mother Nature has her own agenda, and she never shares the changes with us.
We cut hay last Friday in hopes of a weekend rendezvous of harvest. But what we got was 3 days of much needed rain, but it put hay harvest on hold.
In the meantime, work still needs done.
Mark spread manure, I hoof trimmed ewes due to lamb next month, and shipped some lambs to be sold at a local store I work with.
But always, in the back of my mind, I’m at unrest when hay is cut and laying for days in the fields.
By Monday, we were back at it.
We tedded the hay back over the field to shake out the excess moisture, and Tuesday we raked it back up and finally got to harvesting.
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Love seeing both kids working together with parents ❤ The good, the bad, the happy and the mad😡 You got it all covered!
Hard working family , like the way you work together . thanks for taking us along .
We had some nice black faced sheep (no idea what breed). One ewe had twins and she ignored one. SO my sister & mom bottle fed the beauty. That long legged critter was downstairs in our basement where my bedroom was. Eventually I would be RUDELY awakened by the cute lamb bellering inches from my face!
What beautiful property. I love the drone shots and all the trees between the fields.
Love the drone shots of you mowing great looking farm you need to be very proud.
I have so much respect for you, not only as a mother and wife but as one hect of a farmer.
How beautiful to see the whole family's hard work and lovely natural environment!
What you do is so interesting.....people don’t realize all that goes into farming....whether it be hay etc.. or live stock.... I love lamb and will think of you when I get to eat it.....thank you for sharing
Love watching you and Mark together
The aerial shots on the hay cutting were spectacular. Ground level doesn’t even give you the full scope of how much land is required to give you what you actually need for your animals.. wow.
I hadn't realized how much upside down sheep look like drunks Sunday morning.
"And now we're done Haying..."
What’s funny to me is how casual you guys are about alfalfa. It is GOLD down here in Georgia for our hard-keeper horses. And it is EXPENSIVE!!!!
Wow. That shot of the clouds at
Scenery is awesome
So humble...🤪downplaying your beautiful hay field like it’s nothing out of the ordinary. I hope some day I can grow 3rd cut this good😍
Constance battle with weather, equipment, and available manpower!
I'm so jealous of the perfectly flat, no rock fields you have. I see lots of old equipment that doesn't see much abuse. I hit rocks with my disc mowers all the time, even tiny ones that are hard to see. My hay fields are a little larger, at 700-800 acres each x 5 fields, I can never remember exactly where the rocks are, just the vicinity. I hit them every year. I just got a brand new Pottinger triple mower in April of this year and wouldn't you know it, I've hit about 12 rocks this season. I bite my tongue each time. Really, really pretty fields you have there!
Love the drone footage! Can not believe how green the hay still appeared in the video after being rained on three days in a row. Still amazed how well your family pulls together to get the crops in. Thanks for sharing.
It will always rain when a farmer cuts hay. When the farmer waits, the skies are blue!