thanks for another awesome video Jan, stay cool! also Seth from farmer on the prairie gave you a little shout out in his Q&A, you are much loved here in the USA!!!
Were American ,We watch and enjoy the nice clean content of your vids, no swearing no cursing. Reel mowers old time as well as current golf course mowers use the same concept,sharping the blades its called back lapping the reels. Farm hands equals hard workers!
I really enjoy watching your videos they are very detailed and you seem to really enjoy what you do. Thanks again for a really great video. Thank you for the translation of the degrees there😀 stay cool
Awesome Video, I'm a retired trucker and I love this kind of videos, keep up the hard work you are one of my favorite channels to watch. Aloha from the Big Island of Hawaii
Kid Dutch really knows his stuff, hard at work again 👍 Living the life that looks so much better than being stuck in rush hour traffic driving to the office.
Love ur videos, I look forward to seeing them pop up in the notification!! I farm in the uk and u do things totally different to what we do. Stay safe!!
Excellent yield on the harvest. Who all is helping? Both sisters driving trucks, dad packing the pit, Dima driving the swather. Just have 4 trucks or 6 with the neighbors trucks? Does Brent only help with mechanics or does he help drive as well? Of course two are still milking. Great work.
Thank you for sharing, your daily work Back in the days my grandpa had a little dairy farm here in Germany. During the summer I was always on the farm and helped him to get the silo done (mostly korn silage) Unfortunately he had to give up, due low milk prices, kind of sad Love your content, cheers mate 👍
It's so satisfying seeing so much work get done in a day! That was a wild storm, I was headed back to the SE from Gardiner Dam during that storm, had to pull off into Lumsden. It must have rained sideways for a good ten miles. Hell of a lightning show for almost two hours though! Keep up the hard work, I'm hooked on these farming videos!
Hey, we used to count the loads with a knot on a twine. The guy chopping had one and the guy at the clamp to and at the end of the day we would double check the loads
Good job Jan, the succes may also largely depends on the reliability of your equipment, tractor, chopper, trucks ans particularly the swad mower (or how it is called)? Once the mower or chopper would break you could be done, luckily worked out well. All good equipment and greased well, so you all could continue throughout the day. Good load in the morning alone. Good to sharpen the knifes in time, it safes fuel as well. Thanks for showing how that goes. It is a nice chopper with good capacity, once you have the right tractor powering it, and putting it close to its limit (over 90 percent later on?) isn't it? Nice video. Lots of good silage in the pit in just one day! Well done. Looks as a solid crop of Barley. Do you analyse the feeding values of this silage once preservation process is settled? Interested to that. Keep up the good work and enjoy the summer season👌👍😉
I always loved chopping when I was younger, didn't do a ton of it but we had an international 5288 pulling a NH chopper and a dump wagon and being 2wd and having hills doing corn could be a challenge come fall, lol, spent a lot of time dragging that rig around with a loader or one of the 300hp J.I. Case 4wds they had. Only helped a few seasons but had a lot of fun
That’s what you call a good day of work, how many tons do think that would be on that day, every thing to keep those cows happy that is what a lot of people don’t understand about farming 👍✌🏻
Need to get auto steer in that chopper tractor. Made my life so much better while running a pt cutter. Started using a neighbor's older SP, really miss having autosteer, but the SP is so much better than our CIH FHX300
Quite the operation! You guys make it look so easy (in a short video). But I know it's a long hard day, as well as hot. I hope the productive crop makes it well worth it for family. Blessings, as always! :)
Thanks for the video, busy operation. Looked like a heavy storm behind you at the end, I assume that was to the east as it was the end of the day, but that would have just passed you? Looks like you lucked out with the weather otherwise.
Love all your videos brings back memories when I lived in huron South Dakota back in the mid-80s working on my uncle's dairy farm keep up the good videos I love them
hi Jan, thanks for this great video, i enjoyed it,you can see it is not always easey to run a big farm. oke you have big machines to help you.thanks again .
Hmmm...Silage, Haylage, Baleage ... had to Google them to see the difference , guess it has to do with moisture content?? Baleage, when you bale it. The things i am learning about farm lingo.. Thanks, great video 😎👍🦽
I'm amazed at how fast you fill a truck. Nice shorts but I still havn't figured the pattern on them. Over a hundred loads says how many trucks are you using?Really interesting vid. Peace.
I know you think 102 f or 40c is hot. But come to Arizona sometime when it's 121f or 50c and the record is 126f 52c. Love your videos man I've seen everyone of them
Its not the highs that sets us apart north the 40th as Jan would probably attest, its the range of temperatures from -40C/-40F a few months back to the hi 40C.
Much respect to you, anyone who thinks farming is an easy life needs to watch your videos. The amount of things you need to know would be a bit mind boggling for some. Will this be a one crop a year from these fields? BTW great videos, you’re a real natural behind the camera.
That’s way to hot for Canada. Wisconsin is the same way too. The lows over night in Madison wi have been in the upper 70’s Lower 80’s. I think sometime is wrong with the earth....🥵🥵
Think your videos are amazing, so well put together. Milking cows here in Ireland on a Lely Robot and we run a Case MX240 on a JF 1100. So this video really got my attention. Keep up the good work.
Another great video. Do you plant something now that you have harvested so early? Not sure if you could, I was thinking oats but we may not have enough days left depending on our fall. I can remember back a few years we were still getting high 20’s in October. Thanks again Jan.
That is why I think every able bodied High School graduate should spend 4-years on a farm or 4-years in the Military in exchange for four free years of tuition free University/College or Vocational School.
@@AssDust Never once in the 70 years on this great planet have I heard Canada referred to as the UK. I guess if you live long enough you'll hear crazy things once or twice. Oh, did you hear, The Mars Rover discovered little green people on Mars last week.
Whatever engineer designed the grinding stone to be integrated into the forager needs a medal. Seriously.
thanks for another awesome video Jan, stay cool! also Seth from farmer on the prairie gave you a little shout out in his Q&A, you are much loved here in the USA!!!
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Were American ,We watch and enjoy the nice clean content of your vids, no swearing no cursing.
Reel mowers old time as well as current golf course mowers use the same concept,sharping the blades its called back lapping the reels.
Farm hands equals hard workers!
Very talented young farmer with a great attitude! Keep rolling!👍
All your eye and hand movements to keep the chopping going well takes a lot of coordination. Thanks for another facet of your farm.
Idk but I like you .
Down here in Texas dealing with hurricane. Talk bout humid!!!! Definitely a board short day!!!! Looking fresh Jan!!!!
I really enjoy watching your videos they are very detailed and you seem to really enjoy what you do. Thanks again for a really great video. Thank you for the translation of the degrees there😀 stay cool
Awesome Video, I'm a retired trucker and I love this kind of videos, keep up the hard work you are one of my favorite channels to watch. Aloha from the Big Island of Hawaii
Great awesome video Jan , hard days work put in ,
You sure did have a busy day, very productive with little downtime ,
My goodness Jan - you are impressive! That thing you’re driving has got as many knobs and dials as a plane! Great job kid!
you are a hard working young man. thanks.
Your hand eye coordination running that chopper is incredibly great!
One of my favorite videos of yours, perfect cut in explaining, time laps, camera shots, music 100%
Your hard work and commentary are so relaxing. It calms my soul. Thank you for a video worthy of you.
Here in Ontario we have had tons of days with the humidity at 38-42 degrees Celsius. It just won’t let up. Not enough rain. It’s far too dry.
Kid Dutch really knows his stuff, hard at work again 👍 Living the life that looks so much better than being stuck in rush hour traffic driving to the office.
Awesome video, thanks for the temperature conversion for us in the USA 🇺🇸
Another good day - another good video! You had a busy day Jan, happy all went well. Thanks for the "on the go" explanations!
This man is a master of his craft. So impressive how he works. It honestly makes me want to work on a farm
Love ur videos, I look forward to seeing them pop up in the notification!! I farm in the uk and u do things totally different to what we do. Stay safe!!
Thx Jan, we always learn so much from all the details you share!
Excellent yield on the harvest. Who all is helping? Both sisters driving trucks, dad packing the pit, Dima driving the swather. Just have 4 trucks or 6 with the neighbors trucks? Does Brent only help with mechanics or does he help drive as well? Of course two are still milking. Great work.
That Stoll is a wicked chopper......you can load trucks super fast even with big windrows. Cool video
Good Job Jan, I enjoy watching you work hard... lol
Thanks for another lesson in farming Jan. You are great to watch. Keep cool.
Super talented operator Jan! Multi taking constantly running that chopper. Very impressive! 👍🏻🤗
Great video of getting your barley silage chopped. It seems to be a good crop and will feed a lot of cattle. Hope to see your pit full.
Jan, you and your family are an inspiration!
Thank you for sharing, your daily work
Back in the days my grandpa had a little dairy farm here in Germany. During the summer I was always on the farm and helped him to get the silo done (mostly korn silage)
Unfortunately he had to give up, due low milk prices, kind of sad
Love your content, cheers mate 👍
It's so satisfying seeing so much work get done in a day!
That was a wild storm, I was headed back to the SE from Gardiner Dam during that storm, had to pull off into Lumsden. It must have rained sideways for a good ten miles. Hell of a lightning show for almost two hours though!
Keep up the hard work, I'm hooked on these farming videos!
Great video, I never new how that was done.
Awesome - great job!
Hey, we used to count the loads with a knot on a twine. The guy chopping had one and the guy at the clamp to and at the end of the day we would double check the loads
Glad we don’t get 40 plus degrees with humidity in summer but hell smokes is worst!!! Thanks for the video
Good job Jan, the succes may also largely depends on the reliability of your equipment, tractor, chopper, trucks ans particularly the swad mower (or how it is called)? Once the mower or chopper would break you could be done, luckily worked out well. All good equipment and greased well, so you all could continue throughout the day. Good load in the morning alone. Good to sharpen the knifes in time, it safes fuel as well. Thanks for showing how that goes. It is a nice chopper with good capacity, once you have the right tractor powering it, and putting it close to its limit (over 90 percent later on?) isn't it? Nice video. Lots of good silage in the pit in just one day! Well done. Looks as a solid crop of Barley. Do you analyse the feeding values of this silage once preservation process is settled? Interested to that. Keep up the good work and enjoy the summer season👌👍😉
I always loved chopping when I was younger, didn't do a ton of it but we had an international 5288 pulling a NH chopper and a dump wagon and being 2wd and having hills doing corn could be a challenge come fall, lol, spent a lot of time dragging that rig around with a loader or one of the 300hp J.I. Case 4wds they had. Only helped a few seasons but had a lot of fun
Awesome days work that’s a lot of silage for one day!
That’s what you call a good day of work, how many tons do think that would be on that day, every thing to keep those cows happy that is what a lot of people don’t understand about farming 👍✌🏻
Need to get auto steer in that chopper tractor. Made my life so much better while running a pt cutter. Started using a neighbor's older SP, really miss having autosteer, but the SP is so much better than our CIH FHX300
Ur like a DJ in the cab with all those buttons !
Get it ON!
Good job to the hardest workers in Canada,,,,, love the music my friend....
Quite the operation! You guys make it look so easy (in a short video). But I know it's a long hard day, as well as hot. I hope the productive crop makes it well worth it for family. Blessings, as always! :)
Awesome videos Jan. You do an excellent job.
Hell of a job
Very well done. The video was very interesting, thank you for sharing. Love to watch the RED tractor doing its thing
Thanks for the video, busy operation. Looked like a heavy storm behind you at the end, I assume that was to the east as it was the end of the day, but that would have just passed you? Looks like you lucked out with the weather otherwise.
You did a really great job bro.
Love all your videos brings back memories when I lived in huron South Dakota back in the mid-80s working on my uncle's dairy farm keep up the good videos I love them
This was a quite a fun watch. Thank You!
Nice vid, enjoy watching them. Hope the fields keep yielding well for you guys.
hi Jan, thanks for this great video, i enjoyed it,you can see it is not always easey to run a big farm. oke you have big machines to help you.thanks again .
I think you need maybe a claas 870 chopper..
A lot more easyer and comfortable to drive. 👍
Hmmm...Silage, Haylage, Baleage ... had to Google them to see the difference , guess it has to do with moisture content?? Baleage, when you bale it. The things i am learning about farm lingo.. Thanks, great video 😎👍🦽
From Ohio, great videos away looking forward to seeing your daily life.
45 degrees celsuis out here, tooo hot lol, great video nice barley thatll make good feed.
Hi Jan keep up the good work
cool matey
as i said,appreciate your work ethics
thanks/great
gnz
Awesome video well oiled operation thanks for the drive along always interesting watching the operation
Nice job! I enjoy hanging out with you while you work!
Hey Jan, your presentation of your videos is one of the best, excellent. Keep it up. German greetings.
Thanks for sharing. Great video!
Another great video!!!
From a fellow dairy man in NE Iowa
Our humidity index has been 110 F or darned close for the last week. Today we had another gully washer rain. More humidity for next week - yippee.
We've been averaging a heat index of 108 (42c) everyday the last 2 weeks here in South Carolina!
I'm amazed at how fast you fill a truck. Nice shorts but I still havn't figured the pattern on them. Over a hundred loads says how many trucks are you using?Really interesting vid. Peace.
3 trucks!
I know you think 102 f or 40c is hot. But come to Arizona sometime when it's 121f or 50c and the record is 126f 52c. Love your videos man I've seen everyone of them
But it’s a dry heat😂😂😂😂, they say, as if that makes it any cooler.
Its not the highs that sets us apart north the 40th as Jan would probably attest, its the range of temperatures from -40C/-40F a few months back to the hi 40C.
Much respect to you, anyone who thinks farming is an easy life needs to watch your videos. The amount of things you need to know would be a bit mind boggling for some.
Will this be a one crop a year from these fields?
BTW great videos, you’re a real natural behind the camera.
You're awesome!
Another great video... really enjoy them...
That's an impressive PT chopper. Never seen that brand before.
It's jf-stoll not pf and nowadays kongskilde. They are in My oppinion The best.
That’s a long hard day. It’s sure nice when it’s done.
Thank you for the Fahrenheit translation. That was nice.
Understand that humidity and high temp. Live in the mid South USA. Whew.
Busy vlog Thanks for sharing
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Great Video Jan, Good Luck With Rest Of Chopping
Would be nice to get some footage from inside the chopper. Who's driving it, your pop?
I'm not a farmer but I love watching your videos and just wanted to say hello
Really nice job 👌
Love how videos are detailed!
great video, like the machines you have , gets the job done, great job i use metrics all the time so it's ok all of my family is from canada
tHIS WHAS ANOTHER GREAD VIDEO.GREETHINGS FROM THE NETHERLANDS
Another good day in the field and good video. Do you tired of moving the camera around to get good positions?
I was already waiting for this video!
Cheers jan!
Greets!
Great video Jan.
Refreshing watching your skills mate, keep it up & regards from Uganda.
Awesome job
That’s way to hot for Canada. Wisconsin is the same way too. The lows over night in Madison wi have been in the upper 70’s Lower 80’s. I think sometime is wrong with the earth....🥵🥵
102 that's a normal summer day here in South Alabama..
Think your videos are amazing, so well put together. Milking cows here in Ireland on a Lely Robot and we run a Case MX240 on a JF 1100. So this video really got my attention. Keep up the good work.
Thanks! And that sure is a sweet setup! Great minds think alike!
Don't ya get tired of making awesome videos, Jan? 💪😉🔥
It reached 47 degrees Celsius in southern Manitoba that's with the humidity
Another great video. Do you plant something now that you have harvested so early? Not sure if you could, I was thinking oats but we may not have enough days left depending on our fall. I can remember back a few years we were still getting high 20’s in October. Thanks again Jan.
Interesting choice of shorts for a farmer in north central canada.....palm trees. :-)
Them trucks just keep on coming don't they?👍
Awesome video thanks for sharing 💯💯👍👍🐄🐄
Good job ..I love your videos
These farmers that post videos on CZcams do more work before daylight then most kids "Young Men" same age do ALL DAY !!
That is why I think every able bodied High School graduate should spend 4-years on a farm or 4-years in the Military in exchange for four free years of tuition free University/College or Vocational School.
@@popquizzz Amen to that
More like all week lol
Farming boys probably do more in a single day that a large handful of other guys the same age do in a whole week!
Farm boys do more than some older town adults 35-55 in a day and in a whole week
I’m amazed that Americans have JF stoll harvesters, they’re extremely common in the UK
This farm is in Canada, but you probably meant North America huh.
canada is the uk, bud
@@AssDust Never once in the 70 years on this great planet have I heard Canada referred to as the UK. I guess if you live long enough you'll hear crazy things once or twice. Oh, did you hear, The Mars Rover discovered little green people on Mars last week.
waterbug85 ah I didn’t realise that this farm was in Canada