Chopping Hay - Claas Jaguar Forage Harvester
Vložit
- čas přidán 4. 09. 2024
- We visit a farm in Argyle, Wisconsin where they are chopping hay!
Watch Part 1! ► • Merging Hay - Massey F...
Subscribe to How Farms Work ► bit.ly/XYVvDd
Facebook ► on. YpS8oH
How Farms Work Store ► www.HowFarmsWo...
How Farms Work is a CZcams channel based in rural Potosi, Wisconsin. Our mission is to teach those who didn't grow up on a farm what the farming life is like. Our videos show the Kuster family working together raising cattle and GMO crops. We believe everyone who wants to know more about farming should be able to share the farming experience with us.
How Farms Work takes place on ~1,100 acres with around 75-200 cattle at any given time. Four John Deere tractors are currently used on the farm, which are a 4020, 4640, 7600, and 8235R.
Be sure to subscribe for new videos every Wednesday, Friday, and Sunday at 11AM Central!
I'm very impressed that young man at 11 years old was doing such a great job. His parents should be very proud of him and the way they raised him. Thanks Ryan for doing this video.
Budd 56. We are very very proud of Ben! Thanks for your kind words
Thank you to the Siegenthalers for letting us all see your farm operations in action. And thanks to Ryan for getting it all recorded..
They don't waste no time, good to see the younger generation at work. His family has to be proud. Great video.
The Kuster family farm is the real American farm/ranch operation. They span generations starting with great grandfather to today's generation. The family farm lives and strives to succeed every year plus grow and expand to ensure future generations will have the opportunities to continues forward.
Wow. He is only 11. Very impressed. Very well knowledgeable in the equipment and how everything works and is very comfortable handling the equipment. I am amazed at that young mans ability. I’m sure his parents are very proud of him. Way to go young man.
DOUGLAS RAFFLER yes we are very very proud of Ben. Thanks for your kind words
Wow 11 years old and doing all of that!! Impressive
1macgeorge I think myself at 11 would have needed foot high platforms to reach the pedals!
SJ K actually you'd be surprised, I'm 12 and do some farm work and it's easy for me to drive tractors and do work with them, also I operate tractors with equipment well and do a good job with whatever I'm doing mostly
yup, that's about the age I was when I started field work on my grandparents farm. I wish I could have stuck with it, but my rebellious teenage years sent me down a different path. I miss the farm, but I love being an electchicken too ;)
superliner 101 That was just me I was often called midget at school because I was so small at 9 my grandad would work the pedals and I would steer. Thankfully by the time I was actually old enough to legally be allowed to drive them in the yard and fields which is 13 here I could just work the pedals then I usually had the job of stacking the bales in block in the field ready to be brought in and straw chopping in the winter to bed the pens up and run the lambs out to the fields.
Now even Ryan makes me feel old and I'm not even in my 40's yet!
Gyix Tao don't know why I always find it a little disconcerting with electricians being know as sparkies it conjures up images of hair styles like Doc Brown.
My job when I was 9 to 12 at haymaking was going around the outside making sure all the hay was ranked in the row and neatening the corners if they needed it.
Thank you Ryan and thank you to the Siegenthalers as well!!
11 years old, running $350,000 in machine. Love it.
Brian Streufert do you have a problem with that because when I’m out on the farm I’m running semis tractors side by sides
Do I have a problem with that? I think you need to read what I wrote, just a bit slower and think about the words. You seem to be confused.
Same here and i started when i was 10 (now13)
That tractor isn’t even close to 200,000$ the the most it’s probably worth is 110,000$
Brady Durni still that’s a lot of money.
this country needs more young men like Ben !! good honest hard working Americans
It's so good to see the younger generations like us take up the reins and help preserve the farming lifestyle!
I love watching these videos . I find out how much I don't about the world of agriculture even though I have helped out our farmers on their farms from time to time in my younger years. What a pleasure to learn. Thank you.
Thankyou Ryan for showing us the next generation farmers getting it done!!!!!!!!! Kudos!!!!!!!!!!!!
This 11-year-old is more competent, mature and responsible than the vast majority of millennials and those who run our media industries no matter their ages.
Making excuses for millennials has become an automatic reaction. LOL!
John Haas Um, no. Thats due to proper parenting and being shown proper responsibility. Shown that there is no such thing as a 9-5 job and seeing that if something is not done it can cost you money and valuable time on a later date. Proper parenting with actual dicipline learn such things. I spent half my time as a child on a farm. The other half was in the passenger seat of a semi. Time is money. If those wheels are not turning, you are not earning. You learn from others mistakes also your own. How you take care of them is how responsable youll be. Making excuses and blaming game does not work.
@@jamesdillion4191 mad millennials are smarter than him aww
@@DNLYUSEmeBIADE shut up.
Framing gives kids great values and teaches them such great responsibility. Way to go farming families of America. Great video again.
its always good to see young guys doing stuff on the family farm. i was his age when i started working ground in the fall and spring after school and on the weekends
It's always great to get to other folks farms to see all the different aspects of farm life. Most farms specialise in only one or two crops. So much to see...
Nice to see a young man like that involved with the family farm! Hope he stays with it to keep it going for the future!
I love to see a kid that is very knowledgeable about his farm and that can run a as well as he can.
Farm kids take on responsibility early! Good job Ben!
It is great to see the young man working, this should be shown to every city kid.
I started driving tractor at 6 year old with a 8N Ford pulling a ground drive manure spreader, spreading packed straw manure from the calve pens. Lol that's bin a few year as I'm rolling up on 50 years.
Driving tractor is becoming 2nd nature for that young man!!!👍👍👍
OK, I'm not a farmer, but *THIS is why I love farming! One is encouraged to be an independent adult asset at age 11...✔
Would be cool to see more videos like this one.
Awww the day's growing up on a dairy farm! Thanks for the memory's Ryan!
Thank you to the Siegenthalers for letting us all see your farm operations in action. And thanks to Ryan
Good work ryan and thanks to the family who let Ryan film they chop.
What a nice farm the siegenthalers have. The young man was quite the impressive individual
Very nice video, great to see a kid not living on his X Box and actually contributing. Hard to beat farm kids when it comes to learning and understanding what work is. My kids grew up in the city and have that work ethic but not many do. Keep up the great vids.
Nice to see some Claas, and wow, an 11 year old doing that work is nice to see. I help on my second cousins farm but he does corn and beans which is during the time I go to school. When we do wheat I grain cart for him. I’m 14 but I’ve been helpin on the farm for a long time now.
That chopper is a hay eating machine, wow. Beats the idiot block load, unload elevator into the hay mow to stack 60s tech like a drum. Beautiful farm, scenery and upload. Thank you Ryan.
Ryan, one of the better videos you have put out in a while. I know it takes away from your work at home. But this really represents the name of your channel. How farms work. If you only do your family farm. It more like How our Farm Works. Lol! Good job!
I love how he makes videos on his family farm shame on you Lavern Mashburn
I do too. But it was nice how he took the time to dhow how other farms work. Ryan takes a lot of time doing what he does for his viewrs and I wanted him to know it. That all I meant by what I said.
That's very true Lavern Mashburn
Thanks for following up with this video. It was fun watching racking and then chopping. That chopper was really neat.
Loved the video. It’s a learning process. That young man is awesome. Very dedicated to the farm- family. I love it
Awesome seeing that little dude out there getting it done. He knows his stuff
Nice too see younger generations working the land
Hi Ryan, nice to see those meyer chopperboxes again, when i was doing my co-op/internship last summer, we ran Veenhuis dumpers with Fendt and Valtra tractors. Mostly dumping it in bunkers, but we used these meyer wagons to for one day!
Great video as always. I particularly enjoyed watching the chopper in slo-mo. Hats off to your young guide as well. I would lay money that he is more responsible than many twice his age.
I grew up in the Argyle area on a dairy farm. It was really cool to see this
Great vid. And as the young man at 11 in the tractor at the beginning show that the young are the next generation and the FFA creed says “I believe in the future of farming”. Great job and carry on Thanks!,
nice seeing chopping.i am from a area where we don't chop much hay or corn so fun to see.
Ag baggers are great. Have a friend that uses them for his corn silage. Awesome seeing the Claas Jaguar in action. Those machines are so cool. Love the video.
I liked this video, because I was that age when I started driving tractors. That kids was very mature. Can you get more videos on him.
That’s awesome how that 11 year old is running that big tractor
Sweet video! The 11 year old is a heckava operator!
That’s how it’s supposed to be! Start work young work for cheap then know how to work when get old when you actually get paid good ! I’m glad there’s still some good people in this world who makes there kids work! Love the videos! Wish I could be farmer looks like a lot fun work!
Never seen this actually done..... great seeing it and glad to learn something new as well
I have respect for all farmers around the world, but for someone this young...well done kid :)
Smart kid, smarter parents!
Brings back memories of chopping corn silage as a kid. Thanks for the video and the Siegenthaler family.
Massey Ferguson an Claas that’s what I’m talking about! 💪🏻 that’s a lot of red perty cool they let you come out an do this big thank you to both of you this made my day!
Bagwell Farms Claas yes, looks to be Case IH and versatile (IH family) tractors.
Colby Kleensang they’ve got two MF’s in the first video he showed a 7600 mf with duals an in the 2nd video he showed a 8600 with duals
Bagwell Farms it was versatile
Brady Durni watch the entire video at 7:45 theirs a Massey Ferguson 8600 running with the claas in the first video theirs a Massey Ferguson 7600
Wow!!! Talking about chopping on the fly!!! Man, they were covering some serious acres!!! Wow!!!! And they were so darn efficient and fast. That chopper machine didn't hardly set, they had another chopper boxes ready when the first one is loaded.....
11 years old and he's got it down awesome
11 year old...Who will be an old farm hand at 18 and have 20 years experience by 31. A most impressive and focused young man.
Love the video Ryan and other farmer doing forage .and love to see Ben and his familys too .
I drove my first tractor at 10 yrs old in 1970. It was a John Deere A. I drove while my Uncle sprayed fence rows.
That kid reminds me of myself when I was young. Working hard and enjoying every minute of it. Keep it up guys
Cool, I have never seen an AG bag filled before, I have seen them laying in the fields, but never really knew how they filled them! Great video!
hey that was really cool to see a viewer of the channel as well as their operation. i could watch more of those in the future. specially if their from Wisconsin also. it's cool to see different operations around my home state.
Great video! Just getting into corn silage out here in Colorado, lots of self-propelled forage harvesters running around. Good to see that 11 year old fellow out there driving the tractor!
On your trip home the farms were really nice looking. I also really liked the Flag on a few of their tractors.
That 7120 was my favorite tractor in the vid
I chased them choppers for a few years with a straight truck nothing like the smell of fresh chopped alfalfa. I never seen a bagger like that before we dumped in the bagger feeder from the front. I don't see the buckets with the blue green stuff being mixed in with the alfalfa don't remember that its called. I liked cutting a hole into the corn fields it was always fun trying to keep the right pace with the chopper so don't your windshield blasted by chopped corn. Grate job little man for running that oration on your own awesome work!
We need more 11 year old like this......keep up the good work......you rock!
Video art. That farm will come to measure your work. Be nice to see other farms in your area as well. Keep up the great video work.
Nobody will ever have to run him to work. That's how America was made. Awesome
I enjoy watching all of your videos. Keep doing these wonderful videos. Always have fun.
Wish I was able to be that kid. Wish life was based around the farm like it used to be.
Great Video (and the merging video as well). It is always great watching your videos about your farms. It is great to have your great video skills showing other farms & agricultural things that we don't see on your farms.
What a cute little combine....
Thank you farmers!
Thanks Ryan for stepping away from your own day to day operations to show us other interesting farming operations. Super interesting farm video of things we typically don’t see.
We got our third crop done last week in MN
Every minute was great to see!
With these big dairy farms, silos ate a thing of the past. It's either bags or bunkers.
Great footage Ryan! That little guy drives really good for an 11 year old
Wait till "the do gooders" hear the lads age they will flip out. I remember driving a tractor at 8 in the field during hay season in the 50,s
Don Mann My dad started young I think they got him going at 6 or 7 where he had to stand on a pedal to push it down still farming at 81 Nowadays we have the HSE and a near miss where I had only just climbed out the tractor due to a wasp an inspector turned up looking for another farm a minute earlier and that would have been expensive.
They like to hear themselves talk.
Totally right let them have a fit
Thanks Ryan
Every year we hire are corn to be chopped, and the always show up with a self-propelled John Deere chopper with 3 trucks. We can barely keep up on the pile with 2 tractors and 1 payloader. Also we bag our corn we feed to our cattle, it’s practically the same thing that they do for silage, except it takes around an hour to unload a tandom grain truck. And we run around 600 head of cattle in the winter.
Nice setup the family has got!!!
Fantastic footage Ryan. Film production quality is your thing.
Thats some of the best footage and edting I have seen in a long time. Thanks for sharing.
We had a old FOX chopper on our farm.
Great video!! Brought back a lot of good memories when we ran our dairy operation. Thank you!
Great videos btw. You guys are a great example of American farming.
Impressive work for an 11 year old!
Thanks for going on location to get great footage.
AKA KREE. TES I LIKE. THE TOUR OF CHOPPING. HAY. ETC. THANKS. FOR. THE. VIDEOS. BLESSINGS
Beautiful! This proves you are very talented at making videos.
That CLAAS looks like a pretty nice pice of equipment
Thank you Ryan. I’ve never seen that before. Pretty awesome
Awesome footage of tractors working
Thank you ryan for sharing
Thats Claas is incredible!
German engineering!! They make terrific equipment! OL J R :)
Such a beautiful vid, Ryan! Thanks for taking us along! Awesome aerial shots to!
Great job Ryan!👍👍
Great video Ryan and many thanks to the Siegenhalers for sharing ! But I do think, Ryan, you've let the cat among the pigdeons !
Wow, amazing to see an 11 year old driving that tractor like that. It was very cool to see..
Dang I just binge watched all your videos again. I love them, keep up the good work.
Young farmer there! Cool. Start em young.
Wow that young man has it going on. Nice.
@ryan agbags can also be used for small bales to ensilage as well along with big rounds etc. great video. We use em as windbreaks and locating feed closer to off location cattle too.
The merging video brought me here. Great video Ryan! Hope all is well on the farm!