You look great Taylor! It’s great that the rains have finally stopped for a bit to let you both back into the fields and harvest the hay. Those grasshoppers are definitely stealing food from your ladies, so it’s good that you made it out and got the fields cut! 😂 Take care, Taylor. Enjoy your Sunday…
when cutting the back cut first or cut counter clock wise you are better able to cut or trim close to the outer edge of the field. If you started cutting the field clock wise first then when you go back to cut the back cut you will find that you will miss some of the hay due to fact that it is hard to judge how close to get to the outer edge of the field or fence with the tractor so the grass strip will be narrow enough so the discbine can cut it with out missing any of the hay.
I just watched your “Finally introducing myself…” video. Great stuff. I hope you continue to enjoy farming. Don’t worry about no new tractors or other stuff just keep showing us the life. Good luck with the maple syrup. My mother was born and raised in Northeastern Vermont on a dairy farm. Her family‘s maple syrup is one of my greatest joys in life, keep it up
.. I was so into that cute LiL' last pass cross the final wet strp but the audio pthed out ...!... oh my im complaining like a share cropper now ..?!! TY Ms Tatlor ..!
I am glad you are able to mow some! Here in Virginia, it is either raining a lot or a drought. I enjoy your different camera shots. Thank you!!! That takes a lot of extra time for you. You always have a positive attitude!!! I admire you for that!!! Please take care of yourself and God bless!!!!! Eddy
Tay you do an excellent job explaining why you cut the outside the opposite direction as the rest of the field. I thank you for making the videos. Your farm is beautiful, love the strips and woods. The joke about growing rocks is so true, the glaciers left them years ago but they still keep growing. Stay safe and healthy Tay.
Awesome video again Taylor thanks, glad the rain 🌧 has finally stopped and you can get to mowing. Looks like you still have a decent amount of grass so extra valuable feed for the girls. That Kabota sounds rather good working the mower. Hope you have a good week ahead take care and stay safe 👍 😊.
It has been an extremely strange year where we live in the hills of central NY on the PA line. It was extremely dry in April and May. Some people made what hay there was in late May and early June. Since the middle of June it has rained almost every day. I am a semi- retired dairy farmer with beef cattle. Enjoy your videos..
Tay another great job love your reasons the why an way you do whatever chore might b central indiana we have caught up on our rain totals mostly grain crops in my area have a great week
Hi Taylor looking great super video you are great advertisements for Kubota tractors great tractor for only 95 hp weather is the same there as here in Ireland 😉
As usuual another great video. Our mower was a sycle bar mower driven by the ground. When we stopped the mower stopped. Fun times in the Hay field. Glad you didn't have to use the canoe for farm work LOL. Have a great day and God Bless
I live in the central Missouri so I can say that the Midwest has been getting the much needed rain 🌧️🌧️🌧️. All across the Midwest was getting very dry from the heat. So I can say that I'm thankful for the rain that we have been getting here in Missouri. And thank you for thinking about us Midwestern's.
Another great video Taylor it is super wet here in New Brunswick Canada to can hardly get on the fields hopefully we'll get some good painting weather soon stay safe keep farming😅
Good morning Taylor glad your getting some hay made. Watching your video on the TV commenting on my phone. Lol. We are finally getting some useful rains the crops don't look to bad right now. Great videos!
2nd viewing...you tube seems to know my weaknesses. how about a rock box for the ones you can lift and some of those cheap red flags to mark the ones you can not lift and then pick em up the loader...crude but cheaper than equipment repair.
Hi Taylor, great to see the rain has gone so you can get more hayling and bayling done. I was wondering what the brown building in the background was? It looks like a lovely old traditional farming building. Your mower did a great job which makes it easier for you. Enjoy the blue skies while they last. Chris from Australia 🇦🇺.
I'm glad to have found this channel. Taylor, you seem the quintessential New England farmer; no nonsense, hardworking, and make do with what you've got. It's that essence that makes your channel a breath of fresh air. I grew up in Rhode Island and now live in upstate New York - "Just a Few Acres", "Maple Farmer", and "Buck Hill Farm" represent some of farms found up here. Pouring buckets of rain right now. Take care. Please continue to do what you do and take us along, too.
I really enjoy the videos you put out? The hard work that comes with dairy farming such as yours inspires myself to keep going, because I know out there in the "wilderness" of farming, there are good families that care about each other and care about their livestock , and things..
i have mow the outside of a medow both ways,mow it first and alo mowed it last after going around the whole peice first,make`s no difference what way you mow it,the grass stands up one way just as good as the other,your own preference on how u do it
Lots of fun. I like the extended shot of the cutting. It gives a chance to really get into it and just take it all in an see what's happening. Maybe that's just me. Thanks.
So cool how fast you can go with that kuhn. Back in the dark ages of early 70s, we had a New Idea Cut-Ditioner and had to go somewhat slower. No discbines or such back then. Also looks like you have HST on the Kubota. Nice machine. You mow and drive really well!! Great job, great video. Thanks!
thanks for the explanation was wondering why you mowed that way you do a great job i would have the mans corn mowed to!! what is the brown building we are looking at?
Good morning Taylor, we are getting some rain in Wisconsin . It’ always fun riding along with you while you are mowing hay. Are you going to be able to get a second crop? Great video as usual. 🚜
Hi Taylor, love how you explain everything you're doing. I truly believe I can drive a tractor now after watching this video. LOL thanks for sharing, 🚜
You are very wise to wear ear protection. I wear hearing aids because We were not aware of the danger of noise when I was young. Open station tractors with straight pipe exhaust - and chain saws! Getting a little rain in Iowa.
I love riding with you over timer together. I have a fun but you did a beautiful job. Have a wonderful day. Stay safe be careful in the barn. I hope your owner owner don’t get upset over the house you make a new yard in the field I mean, have a nice day kiddo, your friend.
Hi Taylor, Just found your channel a few days ago. I subscribed and will like your videos. I have started to watch your earlier videos. I am a retired farmer who watches many of the farming channels. Your boss Brent is a smart man to allow you to do youtube while at work. Chances are he would not be able to keep farming without your help. Maybe he would consider letting you buy your way into the operation to eventually take over. It is much better to pass the farm on to the younger generation than to see the land sold and developed. Keep up the good work.
Great video, Tay! You handle the mower like an old pro. Nice content. I'm up to go mowing anytime, just let me know, but if everyone shows up, it'll be crowded on the tractor!! 🤠
Thanks for the ride along. The rig you have is very nice. How Many HP more does the IH give you? I hope you get it up and running without too much expense.
Thanks so much for joining us! The International is a about 120 horsepower +- so a bit more than the kubota’s 95. But I think the real advantage is torque the international is 6 cylinder and the kubota only a 4. Thanks for watching!!
I'm worried bout the hoppers,in Texas they're agressive when they find some yummy leaves, took out my sweet corn one week befrore it would have made it.....needed chickens, he he YOUR CHANNEL....in a league by itself because the hostess is at a University Professor level of communication......lie you could do PUBLIC BROADCASTING STATION shows...hey , on camera you just roll.....Props
Taylor, I’m just curious, has Brett ever gone to a Farm Equipment Auction and possibly picked up a Round baler to replace the Vermeer baler, seeing as how much trouble you have been having with the wrapper, he might be able to find a decent baler and either keep the veneer or sell it
.. your dont sell hay though and people that do keep all the hay around the edges separate because its less valuable .. buyers are very picky a .. @@tayfarms
Hi Taylor from South Mississippi. You standing next to the mower makes it look so much better!!
Love when she says “about” with her cute Maine accent
That's a scary question when a bunch of people ask you why you cut hay the right way !
☺️
Tks for sharing Miss Tay. Glad you had some luck getting the hay down. Hope your weather stays good.
Its a great day when you have Tay doing the hay
There is something satisfying about cutting hay.
You look great Taylor! It’s great that the rains have finally stopped for a bit to let you both back into the fields and harvest the hay. Those grasshoppers are definitely stealing food from your ladies, so it’s good that you made it out and got the fields cut! 😂 Take care, Taylor. Enjoy your Sunday…
😄 thank you. Sure feels good to be back on the fields! Absolutely we’re feeding our girls not those nasty little bugs!😅 have a wonderful week!
when cutting the back cut first or cut counter clock wise you are better able to cut or trim close to the outer edge of the field. If you started cutting the field clock wise first then when you go back to cut the back cut you will find that you will miss some of the hay due to fact that it is hard to judge how close to get to the outer edge of the field or fence with the tractor so the grass strip will be narrow enough so the discbine can cut it with out missing any of the hay.
Thank you Taylor, most informative.
You're so welcome! Thank you for watching 😊
I just watched your “Finally introducing myself…” video. Great stuff. I hope you continue to enjoy farming. Don’t worry about no new tractors or other stuff just keep showing us the life. Good luck with the maple syrup. My mother was born and raised in Northeastern Vermont on a dairy farm. Her family‘s maple syrup is one of my greatest joys in life, keep it up
GREAT VIDEO. THANKS
Taylor is a smart and Beautiful Blond.
Good morning Taylor. The mowing machine sure does a nice job going through the thick hay that will give you nice bales. Blessings to you.
Great video Tay keep them coming 👍
Thanks so much! Will do!
I always mow the outside round first it works best for us
Us to! Finally someone who agrees!😂
I have a New Holland 267 haybine, and I always cut my hay the same way.
When we started a field we would drive as close to the hedge as possible then when you go the other way you can usually get right in close.
Seems to be we are the only ones who do it this way, but works both ways I guess!
@@tayfarms It doesn't really matter as long as it gets done.
Great video Taylor
Great job Taylor cutting hay
.. I was so into that cute LiL' last pass cross the final wet strp but the audio pthed out ...!... oh my im complaining like a share cropper now ..?!! TY Ms Tatlor ..!
Happy Sunday when I get a video from Taylor. Thanks for sharing your mowing with us. Wishing you a little drier weather and more sun. Take care, Deb
brent is one lucky guy
Nothing like having fun
I am glad you are able to mow some! Here in Virginia, it is either raining a lot or a drought. I enjoy your different camera shots. Thank you!!! That takes a lot of extra time for you. You always have a positive attitude!!! I admire you for that!!! Please take care of yourself and God bless!!!!! Eddy
Tay you do an excellent job explaining why you cut the outside the opposite direction as the rest of the field. I thank you for making the videos. Your farm is beautiful, love the strips and woods. The joke about growing rocks is so true, the glaciers left them years ago but they still keep growing. Stay safe and healthy Tay.
You are a hard working smart youn lady KEEP the good work Love your videos
Thank you so much!
Awesome video again Taylor thanks, glad the rain 🌧 has finally stopped and you can get to mowing. Looks like you still have a decent amount of grass so extra valuable feed for the girls. That Kabota sounds rather good working the mower. Hope you have a good week ahead take care and stay safe 👍 😊.
It has been an extremely strange year where we live in the hills of central NY on the PA line. It was extremely dry in April and May. Some people made what hay there was in late May and early June. Since the middle of June it has rained almost every day. I am a semi- retired dairy farmer with beef cattle. Enjoy your videos..
WNY is same way. Active dairy here. 4 loads of 1st in barn, 5 ruined by rain, nothing for calves yet. Did do 68 4x4 baleage bales few days ago
That is strange! Well hopefully it stops raining for a bit so you can get some hay done, thanks for watching!
You are a great farm hand very versed
Tay another great job love your reasons the why an way you do whatever chore might b central indiana we have caught up on our rain totals mostly grain crops in my area have a great week
Hi Taylor looking great super video you are great advertisements for Kubota tractors great tractor for only 95 hp weather is the same there as here in Ireland 😉
You are a real ray of sunshine Taylor! Fun to watch your videos, and that you finally started wearing hearing protection😉😊
Oh thank you!
As usuual another great video. Our mower was a sycle bar mower driven by the ground. When we stopped the mower stopped. Fun times in the Hay field. Glad you didn't have to use the canoe for farm work LOL. Have a great day and God Bless
Great video Taylor. Have a great day
Hi Taylor you did a great job
Awesome ❤
I live in the central Missouri so I can say that the Midwest has been getting the much needed rain 🌧️🌧️🌧️. All across the Midwest was getting very dry from the heat. So I can say that I'm thankful for the rain that we have been getting here in Missouri. And thank you for thinking about us Midwestern's.
Thank you
😀
Another great video Taylor it is super wet here in New Brunswick Canada to can hardly get on the fields hopefully we'll get some good painting weather soon stay safe keep farming😅
Thank you, sorry to hear that it’s wet there as well! Yes I hope sunshine arrives soon 😀 thanks for commenting 😊
Good morning Taylor glad your getting some hay made. Watching your video on the TV commenting on my phone. Lol. We are finally getting some useful rains the crops don't look to bad right now. Great videos!
" I hate grasshoppers" Hahahaha!
2nd viewing...you tube seems to know my weaknesses. how about a rock box for the ones you can lift and some of those cheap red flags to mark the ones you can not lift and then pick em up the loader...crude but cheaper than equipment repair.
Hi Taylor, great to see the rain has gone so you can get more hayling and bayling done. I was wondering what the brown building in the background was? It looks like a lovely old traditional farming building. Your mower did a great job which makes it easier for you. Enjoy the blue skies while they last. Chris from Australia 🇦🇺.
I am new to your site. I am enjoying each of your videos. Keep it up 😊
Awesome footage always keep stepping and fetching 💪 💪💪💪💪💪💪💪
I love the content you put out thank you for putting the effort into this!!
Thankfully Brent has a wrapper so that hay is salvageable. You did a good job in that very tall grass.
You are one great operator cutting the hay down. May God bless you in all that you do 🙏
I'm glad to have found this channel. Taylor, you seem the quintessential New England farmer; no nonsense, hardworking, and make do with what you've got. It's that essence that makes your channel a breath of fresh air. I grew up in Rhode Island and now live in upstate New York - "Just a Few Acres", "Maple Farmer", and "Buck Hill Farm" represent some of farms found up here. Pouring buckets of rain right now. Take care. Please continue to do what you do and take us along, too.
Very nice video again!!@!
I really enjoy the videos you put out? The hard work that comes with dairy farming such as yours inspires myself to keep going, because I know out there in the "wilderness" of farming, there are good families that care about each other and care about their livestock , and things..
Great video
Thanks!
That is a whale of a good farm to be able to grow all the hay you need for 70 cows plus all that corn for the neighbor. Thanks Taylor.
i have mow the outside of a medow both ways,mow it first and alo mowed it last after going around the whole peice first,make`s no difference what way you mow it,the grass stands up one way just as good as the other,your own preference on how u do it
with the disc binds,they pick the grass pretty well compaired to the old haybines
Hello 👋 Brent
Thank you.
Thanks for watching!
Awesome job
Thanks!
Tks for taking us mowing!! Happy to see u guys getting a break in the weather!! Hope it continues for yall and that u get ur tractor fixed!
My pleasure!! Thanks 😊
Lots of fun. I like the extended shot of the cutting. It gives a chance to really get into it and just take it all in an see what's happening. Maybe that's just me. Thanks.
So cool how fast you can go with that kuhn. Back in the dark ages of early 70s, we had a New Idea Cut-Ditioner and had to go somewhat slower. No discbines or such back then. Also looks like you have HST on the Kubota. Nice machine. You mow and drive really well!! Great job, great video. Thanks!
thanks for the explanation was wondering why you mowed that way you do a great job i would have the mans corn mowed to!! what is the brown building we are looking at?
No worries Tay u r opening the field correctly that is how I did it when I used to farm it good job hope u get the hay in in good time
Good morning Taylor, we are getting some rain in Wisconsin . It’ always fun riding along with you while you are mowing hay. Are you going to be able to get a second crop? Great video as usual. 🚜
Nice vid Taylor👍
Thanks!
It’s embarrassing when you get told you forgot to do the back cut though I would totally have never heard that lol.
Hi Taylor, love how you explain everything you're doing. I truly believe I can drive a tractor now after watching this video. LOL thanks for sharing, 🚜
😄
You are very wise to wear ear protection. I wear hearing aids because We were not aware of the danger of noise when I was young. Open station tractors with straight pipe exhaust - and chain saws! Getting a little rain in Iowa.
I love riding with you over timer together. I have a fun but you did a beautiful job. Have a wonderful day. Stay safe be careful in the barn. I hope your owner owner don’t get upset over the house you make a new yard in the field I mean, have a nice day kiddo, your friend.
Taylor always love when you take us along miss farming
I’m glad!
out mowing some hey huh? I like that camera view you chose where it's the mower view, have fun Taylor!
Yup! Glad you liked it😀 Have a great week!
I would love to mow grass with you, and fish at that lake...😊😊😊
Grasshoppers 🦗🦗🦗 are good for fishing 🎣🎣🎣🎣🎣
🚜🐄🇺🇸🦟🦗🎣🐟
Thank you for the video Taylor. There are a lot of employers that would love to have an employee with your qualities.
Aww thanks!!
Hi Taylor, Just found your channel a few days ago. I subscribed and will like your videos. I have started to watch your earlier videos. I am a retired farmer who watches many of the farming channels. Your boss Brent is a smart man to allow you to do youtube while at work. Chances are he would not be able to keep farming without your help. Maybe he would consider letting you buy your way into the operation to eventually take over. It is much better to pass the farm on to the younger generation than to see the land sold and developed. Keep up the good work.
Great video, Tay! You handle the mower like an old pro. Nice content. I'm up to go mowing anytime, just let me know, but if everyone shows up, it'll be crowded on the tractor!! 🤠
Sounds great!😉
Great video tay ! Maybe someday you can buy that place off your Boss and make it yours 💯💚🌱✌🏻 seems like you love it 💯💖
Love your video as always young lady👍. Do ya'll grow any alfalfa up there? Yes I said ya'll Grandpa here is from Arkansas 😂🤣😁🤭👍🙋♂️⚘🙏🙏🙏🙏
We have only had less then 2 inches of rain here in southwest Michigan since April.
It's getting to be a desert.
Im glad you are able to get some haying done wish we could. Another great video sweetheart 🤗
Thank you, I hope you get better weather soon!!
@@tayfarms Your welcome sweetheart. 🤗 Thank you 😊 I’m hoping as well. 🙏🏻
Merhaba taylor,videolarini severek izliyorum ve başarıların beni mutlu ediyor.ingilizce bilmediğim için anlattıklarını anlamıyorum yorumları türkçeye çevirerek anlamaya çalışıyorum.
Türkiyeden selamlar.
Yes we have been getting rain here…….finally. Hay crops are looking up a bit. Didn’t have much of a first cut but hoping 2nd will be better
Need the 1066 fixed that japanese tractor don't have anough ponys pulling down just mowing.
Nice vid ! Good information and informative! Don't let people be mean to you!
Thank you! I won’t 😊
Thanks for the ride along. The rig you have is very nice. How Many HP more does the IH give you? I hope you get it up and running without too much expense.
Thanks so much for joining us! The International is a about 120 horsepower +- so a bit more than the kubota’s 95. But I think the real advantage is torque the international is 6 cylinder and the kubota only a 4. Thanks for watching!!
hi Tayler so nice tosee you again hi from Norway
Hi, 😀 great to hear from you!
Hij Taylor ik vind je een prachtig meid naar denk aan je gehoor met al dat lawaai met die ouwe rommel moet. Ge u oren beschermen groetjes Jan
I'm worried bout the hoppers,in Texas they're agressive when they find some yummy leaves, took out my sweet corn one week befrore it would have made it.....needed chickens, he he YOUR CHANNEL....in a league by itself because the hostess is at a University Professor level of communication......lie you could do PUBLIC BROADCASTING STATION shows...hey , on camera you just roll.....Props
Grasshoppers make good fishing bait when you can't get worms!
Ha ha, really? 😄
Toujours très intéressante les vidéos👍🇫🇷
Thank you 😊
Taylor, I’m just curious, has Brett ever gone to a Farm Equipment Auction and possibly picked up a Round baler to replace the Vermeer baler, seeing as how much trouble you have been having with the wrapper, he might be able to find a decent baler and either keep the veneer or sell it
given that he early settlers made stone walls to get rid of em and that frost pushes up a few every year, how do you pick em up?
Hi. 👍👍👍👍
Hi! 👋🏻
How are you doing today. Ok my. Full. Name is. Charles wade Linn jr. Ok. 👍👍
How many times can you cut the fields on average a season. Thank you Tay!
On a good year three crops, thanks for watching!
we mow the out side strip first my dad said that way you get a full swath. and he said whats the difference? you have to mow it any ways.
Exactly! Sounds like a smart man😀
How many acres of hay do u make and how many total ac. Does brent own??
Hey Taylor, when did you first learn to run a tractor
Do you have air in your kobota?
Do you guys grow any corn for feed?😁
do you have chickens they would like a grasshopper snack
Hi there kitty I’m just leaving my office
I thought the way you mowed was how everyone did it. Thats how i was taught as well. But also have only ever used side pulls.
I did too, but apparently not most people 😅
.. your dont sell hay though and people that do keep all the hay around the edges separate because its less valuable .. buyers are very picky a ..
@@tayfarms
We actually do sell some hay
We actually do sell some hay
... nice ...!
@@tayfarms
dirt happens
Sounds to me in some spots you needed that 1066 horsepower to get through that heavy area
Sure would have been useful!