Hauling 1000 Bales Home!
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Hey thanks for watching the video!
Hey in winter the snow covered mountain of hay bails could double as Sask. tallest mountain. 😊 Great job! You really know how to manage this big operation Jan. Your Dad and Mom are truely amazing managers. That’s what makes for a great future is how you manage today!
wow! lots of hay!
Pretty cool! Glad all the bales made it home, no breakdowns. #Winning😂🎉💪🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
11:50....I am just speech-less!! Last thing I ever would expect! LOL
H U G E pile of bales!!!! Love the ride through the carwash. I had no idea the entire roof is moon roof….way cool!, Rob
I’m glad you was able to get a big inventory of straw. You can never have too much! Great job👍
Well done Jan! Impressive hay mountain. Nice to see a little slurry action too. Some party animals in that particular group of cows being dried off. Lovely to see. Thanks for the video!
Dang, that's a ton of bales 😮😮😮. Keep up the great videos!
It was nice hauling for you guys it went really well!! ❤
Hi, I really enjoy every video you make. Just interested in you doing a video of your whole farm as in where you spread slurry every year since you bought the farm (is there blocks of land that get more slurry than other blocks of land) compared to further away fields or different types of soil/sandy soil and the difference sold or liquid manure has made to the farm/individual fields as less soil/sandy soil blowing away as you build up the nutrients and soil structure with the manure. Interested in you NPK status of your land and your PH of your land and how you balance this with lime, fertiliser and manure to get the best out of the great farm.
I was trying so hard to smell my screen when you went through the wash. Love the smell of that rainbow soap!
So cool how they know where to go and seem to enjoy it. Mad respect from Maine. You have a great job. Im sure its hard,smelly and you think im insane but your so lucky to work at home with your family. And you having amazing sisters, never see mo4e hard working, down to earth woman and beautiful to boot. Sure last thing you want to hear Jan but just being honest. Id have given anything to work with my family everyday. Be safe and best wishes
Jan rules!!!! Great videos, thanks! Have a nice weekend.
Nice video Jan It's nice to see some of Everything in your videos including your usual jobs in the mix as well hauling liquid manure to the fields it'll take time to finish 1000 Bales and that's another way to wash your Truck's either by hand with a pressure washer or by Carwash it's nice to see you do your 2023 Raptor in the Carwash the Top Window will be fine in the Carwash procedure No problem you've shown us all both washes on your channel thanks for showing it to us Jan you and your Family is always included in my prayers..
The work never ends.
That is an impressive mountain of bales. I had a friend hauling bales lay his semi on it’s side right in the hamlet of Golden Ridge. He was meeting an elderly couple in a motor home that were taking more than their share of road. He was almost at a stop when the back passenger set of wheels on the trailer went off the pavement and the truck just slowly laid on it’s side. A couple days later I overheard one of our crusty old truckers in the coffee shop saying “ All these farmers that think they are truckers. Any trucker knows when you are loaded you don’t give up the road for anyone! “ I had to admit he was right so if you are meeting a big rig and he is taking his fair share of road you know why. Thanks Jan.
Great my friend and happy weekend 👍
Great job piling the bales on the trailer. Glad you have a good supply of product. Thanks for the great video.
I would recommend putting around 4 1/2 to 5 wraps on the bales. That is what we do when we never have problems.
Nice closing sunset shot from the car wash...
Hi Jan, this is stress, but you defeated him superbly. Excellent performance. Don't worry, a FORD glass roof is 100% tight.🛻🛻🛻😀😀😀
really awesome video Jan. Nice shack of hay.
Great video, Jan. I would bet that you would look at a grapple to add to your big loader bucket so you could lift two bales at once, if you will bale 1,000 bales of straw every year. Saving some time. Nice job loading.
@Jan--Kielstra- If your loader hydraulics are robust enough to handle a grapple, you can lift two bales from the sides. Put the cutting edge of the bucket on the ground, slide forward into the bales, then close the grapple on top. Yes, you’ll need enough wrap on the bales so they hold together, and maybe some extra weight on the back of the loader for balance. If available grapples are too sharp, you can always dull them or add padding. I’ve seen a 2” x 6” plank U-bolted across the grapple teeth to make a flat surface for squeezing and lifting, don’t know how that works or if it is needed.
@@1striperon That's not Jan. It's a scambot. He's well aware of grapples. They have 2 wheel loaders. One of which has a grapple on it. That one stayed back at the farm, to unload the trucks, and to prepare the cattle feed.
Wow thats a lot of bales i guess u wont have to worry about not having enough bales for a while i hope not a lot rot being stacked on top of each other like u were talking about
Congrats on the great bale move.
Another very interesting video Thank you 😊😊😊😊
Good video.
Have a great weekend from the imperial county California 👍👍🇺🇲🐄🐄🐄🐄🐄🐄
Great shot of dad grabbin his junk😂😂
He asks for a screw driver, and then found one... 🤣?
One thing about the roof. There are very few parts available for it so if something goes bad, you just have the whole thing replaced. Good thing its under warranty for a while.
Great to see a nice stockpile of bales. I’m sure it’ll be nice not having any worries about running out.
Good looking Truck Good job .
Well you can tell your dad the extra net wrap worked for the most part! And you are a brave soul for taking your new truck through and auto wash! I always feel that the brushes put scratches in the top coat and they mess up the side mirrors! That is a nice truck for a ford though!
Hello all fellow drivers.
Wishing you all good health, good luck, peace and happiness
11:02 I would cover the 500 bales next to the silage pits under plastic.
They would mold
Be careful of Fire! One goes, they all go.
Nice truck good stuff
AWESOME!
Too bad that you get broken bales but I guess because it is cut up straw.
would be nice if you have a big trailer dump truck you could just load them in it
and bring it back to the farm and bail it or what ever. Great video thanks.
Question m: how and when do you apply the manure slurry to your various crop fields? How do you avoid toxicity? Thanks!
I have a 2016 Ford Lariat be aware water travels into your door from outside windows, there are drains but I had to remove the lower plugs of the door frames to keep mine from holding water, I took it to the dealer while under warranty and they said it was normal.......lol
When you showed drying off the cows, there were some cows that had red marks on their back legs. Are those the cows that are being treated so you can separate their milk?
Yes.
Jan, if that were my truck I would be washing it myself. I always think those car washes will scratch.
Nice truck though. Safe driving.
Would it be possible to install 4 PERMANENT lagoon agitators in the 4 corners to really get things stirring when you are removing liquid manure?
I'm sure it would cost a pretty penny, but would negate the need to hire a lagoon crawler every year and have a more consistent manure/sand ratio when hauling.
@@ithecastic Point them all in a clockwise direction in each corner and you would create a whirlpool current effect.
Another wonderful video. Well done. You are an amazing hard working young man. Nice family too. You seem to always keep your cool or maybe you just don't show us some of your moods. ha ha take care.
Also lets see some more raptor donuts😂😂😂😂😂
I love your new truck! You deserve it.
Jan glad I was able to see her first bath!😂😅 Love the truck!! 👍👍👍👍
Farmers here in Ireland are not using antibiotics on cows to dry off unless they have to I myself only use on ten per sent of cows it working
Selective treatment is practiced by some farms here in North America as well. One of them being 10th Generation Dairyman's farm.
When you get to the end of the car wash, you are supposed to open all the windows so it will blow all the dust and trash out of the cab! 😂
That's alot of big Shreaded Wheat.
You got your windshild fixed.
On average how long will the cows lactate, before you dry them up for the next go around?
305 days.
Would you say that the extra wrap on these bails was worth the expensive? 20 broken bails out of 1000 is not bad.
liquid manure does provide Nitrogen to soil but it does not provide Potassium & Phosphate sufficiently to soil # ❤️🇵🇰
Good work
Awesome job
THEY LOOK WELL CARED FOR👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍
For how long will this straw last your farm? Seems like a lot! Thank you.
They have enough for a year. They use around 50 to 60 bales per week. through the winter. (A lot of them for bedding the corrals)
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JUN! WHAT CAR WASH WAS THAT??? I've never seen one that looks that good in saskatoon!
Can you throw some plastic over the top of the bales to help prevent rotting? Or is it too expensive to make it not worth it?
Best option is to wrap it but that's expensive too and putting a tarp over whould probably rot even more
Rotting usually starts from the bottom -- the bottom bales absorb moisture from sitting on the ground, and that starts rotting.
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As he pointed out in the video, it is more likely to rot when you stack them than if you have single rows on the ground. The reason for that is because the water does not roll off of the bales onto the ground, it ends up going into the bales because it can't roll off.
I don’t know jan… might be time to invest in a loader tractor or two for the bale jobs. Makes a world of difference
Hopefully no kids get it in their heads to clamber around on those mountains of bales. Very impressive looking. But after seeing some stories online, can never be too cautious.
I live in the country so I have a monthly car wash subscription.
Always great videos, What did U do with your other truck…I thought U would keep the Raptor for city and white for farm…?
Jan, How do you know when the manure spreader is full ?
It starts splashing out
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Cheers.
The man the mith lol you have good day yan
Black gold 🥇
What is better for the soil nutrient wise -liquid or solid manure?
6:35 I would have totally mounted two spears instead of the one.
Awesome job Jan. Is your Dad gonna buy a Raptor?
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How much calfs you get per month byw nice video
They expect to have around 32 calves per month. However, they recently had 24 calves in 12 days.
Glad you will have enough feed for the girls.
I am in the USA and this video is stressful with bails granny
New house new truck u tube was good to you this year
Jan could have bought a cheaper truck and saved himself a lot of stress, buy getting a good set of bale forks or a grapple on for that loader!
I wish you could get a manure drying I have learned that water becomes clean for drinking and the Manure becomes dry. I guess Iam just radding along. A M Granny
The liquid manure is used for fertilizer. No advantage to drying and they can use all the moisture they can get over in Saskatchewan.
Boss how many acres of land do you farm hay
WOW!!!!!!
I bet that smells good 😖
looks like you need a propper bale spike
Haulin' As$!!!
A cousin of mine was working on a farm in Northern Alberta. Had one of those round bales roll on top of him. Killed him.
holy hay...
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How many kms on the new truck now
Jan, John 🤔
What's causing your bales to collapse?
Why not get a fork that will load two at a time
How many cows for 1000 bales?
They have around 1,000 head of cattle. Including their active milk herd, calves, heifers, dry cows and steers. They can use up to 50 to 60 straw bales a week. Many of them used for bedding their corrals, to keep their cattle healthy throughout their extremely cold winters.
You really need a better bale fork.
Why not square bales
Round bales are less prone to rotting out in the weather. Square bales have to be kept dry.
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Jan, the Ladies will love all that bedding and YOU may just love less sand in the manure pit!?
There will still be the same amount of sand in the lagoon. As it's from the free stall barn. They bed with sand year round.