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Brutal Day Of Chopping Rye!
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- čas přidán 6. 07. 2023
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Hey thanks for watching the video!
Your sisters do a super job on the farm, running that very intimidating equipment, fixing it when something goes wrong and mainly keeping their temper when someone offers gratuitous suggestions!!! 😂
Your sister needs a impact wrench for doing easier and quicker repair ....
@@keithwoodin3325 She might be tempted to use it to make an 'impact' on the spectators making un-needed suggestions.
A bad day on the farm beats a good day sitting in an office or working in a factory !!! You guys are the best!!!!
@@jellybeandakota6140 you said it first! Every now and then I wish I was in an office building for a day🤣
Ya the nice AC comfy chair
Man, your mom takes excellent care of you out in the field. Awesome!!!!
Rye has a greater tap root than some cereal crops. This allows it to go further in the ground to find the moisture that other crops can't. Net result in your case Jan is a surprising amount of tonnage In a dry season.
The next point of Rye is, that it is the most tolerant erhalten to cold wheather is. So it can use moisture from the Winter befürchte soll dryes out.
Good point. I know that that the highly fibrous root system of rye holds on to moisture very well, explains its drought tolerance. Further to that, rye brings potassium up through the lower soil profile to increase the concentration of exchangeable potassium near the soil surface. Rye is not something you see grown very much in Ontario. Jan did say they found the protein levels of rye quite impressive. Interesting.
It is amazing the adaptability of all your family working together
It literally takes me 3 minutes to grab the box of knives with and impact driver and a hammer, pry bar and pliers (fencing tool/pliers works great) to change out a blade. From getting out of the cab to start cutting again. She's getting faster every time.
I like listening to audio books while running equipment in the field.
Love when Denise is on the channel he’s hilarious
Great video Jon
Neline is awesome. Gotta LOVE a girl who knows how to use tools...
Thanks for all the hard work you do! Farmers don’t get enough appreciation.
Great job running the chopper Jon
Mom sure knows how to bring lunch , amazing , family working together, outstanding everyone , stay safe , Rock & roll !!
Your Mom is phenomenal!!! Your sister is my hero!
Great job Nelene. And Jan and Dennis. Fun content.
Silage looks great
All in a days work! Nadine is a fine young woman and is quite able to take the teasing. Looks like a good crop in spite of sparse rain. Great lunch. Thanks for showing the fun and happy times as well. Makes for one great video. Not sure if you have Tiger Balm (from Thailand) there. It is widely available and the very best balm for soothing sore muslces. Or maybe a good massage therapist?
"Doing it the way youre doing it now" is good. You have it mapped out. Dont meddle with a working model 😂
Neline's laugh is charming
Dennis always seems like a happy fellow. Always smiling and have a laugh.
Great to see Dennis in your video
Good job guys
Well done . Informative 👍👍👍. Thank you for sharing. Be safe 🇨🇦
🎶Drove my Chevy to the levee, but the levee was dry
Them good ol' boys were drinkin' whiskey and rye
Great song🎶🍻
Greetings from Florida. Another awesome vid, Jan! Well done! I appreciate your getting many of your family and co-workers into the vids, as well as the answering of the questions. 😊😊😊😊
Great job swathing Neline
busting chops!! LOL Next time deliver a cold Budweiser!!
Jan, your Mom sure takes great care of you. Great looking lunch. A very frustrating day on this video. All of your hard work, problem solving and explaining is very much appreciated.Thanks.
Neline , you are being tested , doing a great job , show those boys , " you go girl " stay safe !
I’m always very impressed with how hard you guys work and how you fix things.
Your Mum's lunches are the BEST! Lucky crew
Should put a camera on the spout! We got cameras on our John Deere 8600 chopper and makes it nice not having to look back
Great video. As real as it gets. Great attitude!!!!! Good sister!!! She is willing to work!!!
Thanks for letting us come along!!!🙂
always interesting to hear the facts on our climate issues! ..."everyones here to MANsplane it" luv it!!! you go gurl. many🐄 elements to satisfy the vlog - thanks to you all for sharing
Neline is tuff ❤😂
I have a suggestion for Neline wouldn't it be easier and faster to use a 3/8 impact to remove the nuts for the knives?
What about putting a camera on that chopper to watch/baby it without needing your head on a swivel? There are plenty of options for horse trailers for instance that should work.
You are very lucky that your sisters are able to fix and operate equipment. Now you know why the canvas was stopping in the first cut hay. Fantastic video seeing everything work as a well oiled machine.
Always enjoyable, informative, & interesting. Especially like the many different camera angles (thats for the effort to do thjat) and when flyign, the drone footage is spectacular to see. Thanks for sharing 🚜🚜 🚜 🌽🌽🐄🐄🐄🌽🌽🚜 🚜 🚜🚜
Comforting to see that there are still young women out there with their feet on the ground and not afraid to get their hands dirty. So much young women today who have no grasp on reality and expecting to be given all they need for no work at all.
Growing up with five brothers I was really used to that as well. Men especially brothers enjoy laughing and teasing the women.
Awesome video Jan. thank you and family.
That is not a bad crop of rye if I say so . We sale a lot of rye seed and uses the rest . Rye and Wheat don’t know which one is best they both grow damm good here. Beautiful day to get crop in or spray fields or fixing equipment that broke down. She is doing her job at least girl rock and well as guys . I’ve done it quit a bit fix equipment instead of waiting for someone to fix it. I always keep extra parts and tools on the equipment except oil . The fuel truck comes when we call or wait along side the road. Do you every put any minerals over your silage to keep the mold out?
nice pile from that one field
Outstanding video Jan. Thanks!
16:43 NICE
Wow thats alot of cows to keep happy. You all work hard and well together; credit to Mom😊
I love that... "Everyone's here to mansplain it to me!" 😂
Hhaha
You do what the Creator created humans to do and I’m so grateful
Nother great video
You pick just 3.94 ton silage in one acre, but in Punjab (India) farmers get minimum to minimum 20ton silage ( barely, wheat) in per acre, also (alfa alfa) give 4 cut in winter season they get 10ton silage every cut.
One of the first tools you need when driving a swatter is a small battery impact it cuts your knife changing time down alot we got lots of stones in are area so changed lots of knifes over the years
Jan you need to replace those blades as fast as Neline replaces the knives 😂 no matter what please stay safe and always be awesome 😎
Hahaha no chance 😂 thanks!
Weer een mooie video, je laat ook zien wat niet goed gaat. Nu ook weer zo'n dag dat niet alles gaat zoals je wilt. Praat je met je ouders ook nog wel Nederlands. Doe dit ook eens in een video.
Groetjes,
Jan Bartels
maybe put a little inpact gun in that mower to change those knives super fast.
Nice video again!
have you heard of sudan grass its a replacement for cornsilage or other silge and it grows and gives alot off tonage with almost no mosture in the ground
Great video, thank you, the answers to the questions were perfect.
Thanks for watching!
Enjoy your videos, you do a good job.👍
Naleen is so awesome an gorgeous ahah, gotta good attitude about how guys talk to her lol "mansplaining" lolz
Good vid Yun
Your McCormick sounds Nice!
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Nice to see Neline, the fastest milker in the west to show up in the video.
Isnt that what little brothers are for? Just to get you more aggravated when you're hard on yourself for holding up the whole chopping show? 😂
your videos are so damn good, i have no energy but just need to watch your videos because there so good
Thanks Jon for the video. Yes break down make the day worse. Just a thought here since you seem to break knife sections often because you have to cut the crop so close to the ground. I wander if you were to roll the fields after planting to push the rocks down so that it would be better. Just some thing to think on. Keep up the great videos
Need to look into a clause chopper
Back to my question is bacteria worse in a closed in barn
I always thought pulled chopper also had some kind of rock/metal detection system. But I guess its just the self propelled choppers thats have it.
I love your vids…..I know, I have been saying that for years, now!, True…I find your daily routines so interesting, and definitely educational. Thx
neline holds her own and thanks for tire toss coverage
Good quality entertainment!
Ulots of 4wds out in here in Ontario pulling big Manure tanks. PTO is an option. Great video.
Thanks for watching!
Every family get to gather we always have dirt cake! Such a great treat.
Thanks for answering the questions at the end, I would guess you like to get 8 000 tones a year of silage.
It may be worth buying a good used discbine to pull behind a tractor, as a backup.
sorry gotta go with sister on this one LOL women can do anything we put our minds too and she works her butt off.
Don't think she worked it off -- still appears quite nice!
Your sister was about ready to take that hammer to the 2 of you 🤣
Another great post, Jan! All family members (and a couple of farm hands) appearing in this post. Neline joking about you guys 'mansplaining' is priceless. 😆
You have a great sister.
It looks like you wear dancing on house music in that times lab.😃
Your mom is so cute! Brining you guys everything to the field. I think I even saw some chocolate milk.
Interesting good one
Your mom is awesome....just doing what moms do.... 😊
Could you do a Q&A? How long have you been working with your family on the diary farm ?
Jan's been working on the farm since he was a kid. In one of the videos, he said that he was 7, or 8 (If I remember correctly) when he was first learning to operate a wheel loader.
Where does the missing blade go on the chopper? Is it in the silage?
@19,54. With tarp down and all the tire rings on top. What type wind speed would both blow off piles?
You should talk your mechanic, see if he minds you taking videos of his mechanical work; it's huge part of running a farm and mechanics is a really popular topic on CZcams. I like it anyway. :)
You guys are stressing her out while she's just trying to get done fast. ;)
how dose it sound when you plug up the schopper i am not so good at english i dont know if i typ somthing wrong but hope you will understand
You guys had better be careful. Sis might make good use of that hammer. 🤪🤪🤪
Nothing ever goes right when you have sooo much Good Help Guiding you over your shoulder. 🤪🤪🤣
Hello from Brazil 🇧🇷 🇧🇷
Gotta laugh through the tough times😂😂
What about rocks and dirt in the rye from the ground and pushing the rye at the beginning up to top of pile.
Dirt/stones in the feed?
Dennis pulling his load over the scale!?😂😅
Would silaging in ag bags be cost effective?
Ag bags get used once and thrown away; while a concrete bunker like this is used over and over for many years. # of the sides are re-used, only the top plastic cover is one-time use. So much less one-use, non-recyclable plastic waste polluting the environment.
Also, it easier/faster/less waste to feed from a bunker compared to an ag bag.
great reaction Neline, i understand your feeling, when i was little i many time make a fault and the men and little boys making fun of me, so you do it great girl
OK how much hotter does it need to get before Jan goes shirtless?!?!? Priorities people!
Is that 3.94T calculated dry matter or as it came off the field? 60-65%?
Off the field
@@saskdutchkid thanks Jan
They need to have them pull behinds adapted to the front hitch, that'd be the way!
Do you not have to spray anything on the silage while you chop like we see some other farms do?
A 16' disc bine will out cut that swather any day of the week.
What model JF chopper is it? FCT1350 or 1355?