IT TOOK US NINE DAYS TO MAKE DRY HAY! 😳 | Third Cut Hay 2020: Vlog 336
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- čas přidán 14. 08. 2020
- WE DID IT!
After 9 long days of refreshing the weather app, and changing plans over and over again...
We finally got our hay baled and wrapped!!
Wow...
what a process.
Thank you for following along!!!
#hay2020 #sheep #rain
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Sandi i just wanted to tell you a story, so you can remember how inportant you and your videos are! Im 17 and im studying agriculture in Norway. I have always enjoyed your videos, and there have been so many times they have helped me learn, i remember our last laming seson (we have about 40 ewes at our school that we breed every year. And the students have day+night watches and almost full responsebility) i had my first ever night watch and the first lamb was stuck with only its head out. I was pretty scared, fearing that i would not get it out. But luckly i hadd just watched one of your videos where you described what to do if such a situasion happened. I got it out, and the result was a big healthy lamb. Thank you for showing us how its like without filter. And thank you for my A in «sheep class» (i know there might be a lot of spelling errors im sorry)
Wow,....that’s a very nice compliment, coming from Lisa in Norway...! Probably one of those ‘make it or not’ situations and she remembers your guidance...! Pretty cool...! Bra for deg, Lisa..!
Oh, this is such a wonderful story!! I hope sandy sees this!! But most of all: i"m glad that little lamb is okay
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Congratulations Lisa! You are a good student and Sandi is a great teacher!
May sound crazy, but I enjoyed the wrapping of hay. First time seeing it done
You do a wonderful job taking us along the journey of doing ALL you do in spite of, or because of, Mother Nature.
I’ve enjoyed watching your videos and especially watching Lucy doing her job. She’s a true farm dog. Usually watch in the evening during wind down time.
I've had quite literally THE WORST time of my life recently. In spite of everything I've had to deal with, your vlogs are sometimes the only thing I have to look forward to. I am in love with you and your family. The sheep brought me to you, my "sheep lady" and I will be forever blessed and grateful to you for keeping me going. Thank you Sandi ❤
Tarran Evans Hope you’re doing better.
@@Gayle.McConnaughey very kind of you to enquire 😊 I'm getting there 👍
When I was a kid it seemed like everytime we cut hay is when the rain would come! Cutting hay to me is synonymous with rain.
I LOVE ALL THE VIDEOS, BUT THIS ONE SHOWED ME SO MUCH OF THE TRUE COUNTRY LIFE WITH FAMILY PARTICIPATION...."""" I SO LOVED THIS ONE """"....
I don't usually give very many compliments out, I'm just not that type of person....but..... I have to tell you watching you all these months is such a joy for me, and you and your little girl are such beautiful ladies, and Sandi. Your character and attitude put you far over the top as one of my favorite people ever..... Sorry, don't want you thinking I'm a stalker, lol, I'm not, just enjoy your upbeat, caring self and your videos....thank you
Every time I watch your videos I learn something new. Thanks for taking the time to make the videos and explain all that is happening in them. Love your channel!
I don’t know why, but this video was so relaxing and refreshing. Loved the overhead montage!
Thanks Sharon!
I am being introduced to the coolest machines watching your videos. Being a city girl, I had absolutely no idea there were so many specialized machines out there, each doing its own job to get it all done. It is fascinating.
Your daughters attitude is beautiful and so is she. From a 62 yo lady in Hatchechubbee ALABAMA.❤️🕊🙏🏻. Blessing to all of you.
Awesome droan footage sandi👍
Suddenly ly I realise that I been watching you for more than a year. What a pleasure I was is and will be. Lots of South African love
Oh wow!!!! Thank you!!!
Thats cool. I don't think I have ever seen square bails wrapped. Learned something new today. Thanks Sandi
Great!!
Kinsey is so faithful to guard you just like one of her sheep. Love love love her.
Have been missing the lambs but have learned so much of the overaĺl of what is goes on to run the farm. I have subscribed to Mark and your daughter's vlogs also. I feel your pain when things goes wrong or parts break on the farm machinery. Great job guys on all your vlogs, look forward to them all.
Ah the bailing and wrapping is so satisfying to watch 😄
So grateful that y’all were able to get your hay in. The destruction in the Midwest and the drought in Wyoming is so overwhelming for them. Have worried about y’all. Have a blessed and safe weekend 🤍🐑🤍
You too!!!
Northeast Missouri if that was just north of us . Pretty tough and they're getting more rain today. They lost a lot of tremendous grain storage Iowa. Silage Choppers hitting it really hard
Nice
Good afternoon Sandi, we got 3rd cut & bagged and into hay bale pile. Last night 9 tornado warnings across my state blew past usThank God. Some minor damages but all trivial. Pretty scary though when the sky gets green and it's too calm. Sheep outside ya worry cuz they will run a fence down if they don't feel safe. Have a great weekend Sandi.
Listeriosis we used to call the circling disease. Iowa right above us not good all the corn down and loss of storage. A lot of silage Choppers brought end trying to salvage what they could.
Your videos just keep getting better and better. Also I noticed a few grinches. Please brunches if you don't adore Sandi keep on scrolling. We love and support her and will continue to do do. She is like Mary Poppins ,practically perfect in every way. Your biggest Colorado fan. ❤🧡💛💚💙💜
Just found your channel - love it. I grew up on a farm. We milked cows by hand and hayed it by hand and horses. We were so poor that we didn't know it until we left the farm. So watching this is so far removed from how we grew up that we are all in total amazement. Seeing a lady running her own enterprise is also mind-boggling. I like that you are all looking out for one another, farm to farm. I also like it that you have empathy for the lower 48. Yes, we are having a very hard time of it in so many ways that we are on our knees praying that things will get better and soon. So watching your channel gives us hope, that better days are ahead. God bless you all.
My two boys and I have been following you guys for 2 years now and I love seeing all the progress, and all the babies! You guys rock and are absolutely amazing. I aspire to be as humble and prolific as you :)
Sandi, Even after watching scores (hundreds?) of your videos, you have shown this city slicker so many wonderful things about farming and, in your case, sheep farming. Thanks soooo much for all your hard work providing these videos, and more importantly, for providing food for us all.
Oh yeh.. Finally the hay is done am so happy too. Have a great weekend. 💝👍
Great video... Thanks for bringing us along for the ride. Oh...and remember that you were going to change feeding times for the going to be lambing sheep. Hugs from Halifax....
I remember as a teenager baling hundred pound bales and we then loaded the trailer by hand then loaded them by hand up into the loft. 10k bales later we were fried. I was so happy when we got a round balers and wrappers. The morale around the farm was amazing lol.
Shrink wrapping hay. Who knew? Fascinating as all get out! I am totally enamored of your beautiful farm. I love, love, love all those pines and other trees.
That was so cool to watch the wrapper
Your sheep barn is very bright and airy, it's great for your animals. Have a nice day for you and your family.
It's hard to find good people like that anymore glad you have them to be there and help you out
The genius of the people who invent those farm machines!
140,000 lbs of hay to be under wrap , congratulations well done ! Bob
I've seen hay rakes (a neglected golf course near me was rehabbed some years ago--*very* overgrown; needed sickle-bar mowers & hay rakes to control overgrown grass), but never saw one in action before. Very interesting! The bale wrapping was also most educational! Thank you!
I like yours and your family's videos. I have never seen big rectangle bales wrapped before. Having grew up on a dairy farm, I understand the importance of having good quality feed for the livestock. We were basically poor,so we just stacked our hale bales out in the weather. I think,and understand that silage is supposedly the best way to store it,plus it is chopped and easier for the animals to eat. I am with you and feel terrible about this weather that you farmers have had to deal with the last couple of years. It really tries on you depending on mother nature. She can make or break a harvest years very quickly.
Every time I see you guys operating the equipment it reminds me of the move "cars".
So much fun to watch you all.
Lol!
Beautiful job. On the brock farm. Really injoyed watching.
How clever! I didn’t realize it would make one long bale. What an amazing machinery!
Tant kyo
Wow i too see first time seen wrapping how lucky we use to pick up bundles of hay stack on the trailer then go stack to the top in the barn by hand at least we had mussles and a hotter then heck job to do! Wish we had one of those in my younger days! I am glad my youngest 2 kids learned
Tractor safty cources, hunter safty,amd worked on neighboring pig farms and cow farms helping out where needed! Then they went into the army and navy! Now ones a detective and the others going for R.N. Their lives are well rounded!
I love your dog. Opening the door and seeing her sitting there waiting for you warms my heart.
I don’t think I’ve ever seen square bales wrapped. Super interesting. I’m not at all related to farming but I love learning all about it. Thanks for sharing!
Feel for you girlfriend.... We used to camp on 4th of July holiday and it always rained at least one day of the Holiday weekend. I just planned on it and took umbrella's and rainboots...... The holiday came and went and other than muddy rugs in the camper we got over it. There are worse things and when we look back we remember all the good times the most. So glad you share your sorrows with us we can pray for you together. Have a great Fall 2020!!!!! Hugs from Minnesota where it rains on our hay too!
I always relate your background music to just "another day on Sandi's farm". Love it
Lol!
This is so magical. I never really got to work with big equipment like this growing up. Modern Marvels!
I live in rural central and farm country. I always wonder those puffy mounds how they were wrapped. Thank you for sharing. So much work and teamwork for those bales. You r never boring.
Happy to see it all worked out! Awesome getting to watch the Rap guy 🤣 Thanks for sharing Sandi 👍🧡🤗
While I watch this video & all the machines that is available to help get the job done. It hit me HOW DID THE FARMERS DO WHAT THEY DID ? That was truely a farmer.
Gosh...I never knew harvesting wheat was so cool! Between the baler last year that stopped periodically and pooped out a round wheel of wheat and the wrapping of the bales today... fascinating! Great job!
It’s back on. I’m so happy. I grew up on a 180 acre farm in Central Fl. Fixing to move back to the home place after 40 yrs. keep doing what you’re doing. You are a hard worker !!!
You Did It! Yes you did!
That was cool watching him wrap your hay bales.
Arms family homestead said to watch your channel as you have the best way of checking your sheep. How you check there feet and give them their meds. Daniel arms really praised you up.
Really interesting machine. Like that saw the start and the end. I feel like it's St Patrick's day. All your green.
That wrapped is a neat contraption -- I've always seen the large "marshmallow" like bales in the fields, but never seen the actual process. Didn't know you could wrap the square bales too. Is there a risk feeding wrapped hay to sheep? I know there is to horses -- botulism can kill them quickly if present. I didn't know if the ruminant animals were more resistant to that sort of thing where all their food gets eaten once, chewed twice, and then digested.
Sit back and have an ale. Well done on the hay harvest. The wrapping is cool to watch.
I was just 😯 when he wrapped those! That’s so cool!
Thanks for the tag along. It is fascinating how much is involved. Be safe and well sandi.
Well thank God!!! Finally finished I was not sure it was going to end the best way....That was most likely one of the few days without rain because I know even just yesterday here in Minnesota we had severe weather and it was moving north. It has been a very stormy summer and Hot too. So I think by the end of the year you are going to have learned a lot more than you did at the beginning of the year. HERE TO 4TH CUT MY EVERYTHING GO DOWN WITHOUT A hitch
Never seen this wrapping part before that is just.so.sick.dude love it so glad I got to see this be done
So so impressed with you all and what you do. It was really fun to see the process thank you. WOW so amazing. You are great hard working people 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼❤️❤️❤️❤️Granny B.
well your the first vlogger from ontario with farming its my dream to farm some day till then i keep making noats on what i want to try on my farm and i watch alot of homesteading from the usa this is cool to see when you put your mind to it even in the canadian climate you do wherever you put your mind to have fun
Good job on the video Sandi. Learn something new every day from you. God Bless.
Hay!!!!! That was incredibly interesting for this city girl🐑🐑.
So happy to see your video on the weekend. You have taught this city girl so much about lambing and farming. Thank you!
My pleasure!
Another great job , team work , congratulations everyone ! Bob
I’ve seen those in the fields and wondered how they were wrapped. Now I know! Thanks
I love Hay days!!! So relaxing to sit and watch these days unfold. Kinsey just enjoys her days in the fields with everyone too!!! How can we not enjoy these??? Thanks for another great video!!
My days are complete with Sandi and her Sheep!!
Good morning Sandi. Great to see your hay done. The weather has been brutal this year. We got frost on Thursday night in parts of NW Alberta, going to be hard on yields and quality. I’m ready for this year to be over. That’s the nice thing about your sheep. Pretty sure you never had a sheep freeze to death in early August!! Watching you, I figure if your Bobcat went down, the whole operation would come to a stop. Great little tool you have there👍👍 Stay safe, keep up your great content😊
I was in a total and complete trance over this hay baling and wrapping ... wow how interesting
Oh giRL, I know aLL about washed hay...WaaWaa... Horses know when hay had been rained on.... they just plain won't eat it.
Here at 5280 WE need rain... 2 tenths in Aug... not good...We're on fire !! Ive lost count how fires we have going on. Say a LiL prayer for US❤🙏
Love the piNK strings
Stay safe be happy hay will bee done soon. Blessings from 5280
Those round bales still looked really green and lovely. I think the hay will be ok despite the rain
The round ones were from late year...
I am always amazed at the investment in machinery for today's farmers...thank you for feeding us.
The wrapping process is pretty cool!!! Thank you Sandi
See it all worked out just fine. Go give yourself a nice relaxing treat. 💓❤️😇😇😍😍
Hey Sandi and family, we are all caught up we have watched your entire journey from the start to now, thanks for all the awesome info and entertainment. I want to share some good news we bought our first farm today wooohhoooo ....
YAY! I’m so glad y’all can get it all done before the next rain! ❤️
I like watching the Hay Pooper working.
what a cool process...thanks for educating us on "how stuff works"
you are a great role model for girls! beautiful videos...I love the sunshine!
Really enjoyed. Great production. You are doing just,....wonderful. ! Seriously...!
with round bales you can place them on the flat side at their final destination, remove the net wrap and then stick the bale spear in and give it a nice shake. repeat a few times and you should have all the material loosely on the ground. however as long as you always have access to a machine in order to move your bales on your farm squares make more sense unless you wanna have your very own baler since round balers are way cheaper.
Showing local farmers some love ❤️! If all farmers can make CZcams videos ! Raising awareness on your daily struggles makes more people aware of the hard things us farmers go through 👌 makes people more understanding on prices and the economy now days
Helped do hay in my teens , my how things have changed , loading and unloading by hand was exhausting ,
But pay day was great .
Another awesome video. Thank you Sandi.
Thank you for sharing your wonderful life with all of us. I love watching your channel and seeing all the hard, long hours that go into keeping a farm going.
Sandi I just love your videos they are so relaxing to watch even on a relax day.
So glad u got there in the end,I hope the next cut runs much smother xx
You are special and I appreciate your family 💞💞
All parts of farming as you know is a challenge..too dry, too wet, too cold, too hot, low crop prices brake downs in equipment etc. etc. always something! We have farmed for well over fifty years and farming has been good to us in spite of all the challenges!!😊 We used to have farrow to finish pigs and retired from that about twenty years ago, now just raise corn and soybeans. I really enjoy your blogs..
and remember all the hard work and challenges with livestock too.
Take care😊
Thanks Karyl!!
This video is fun to watch. So relaxing. Beautiful scenery.😊
I smiled all the way through that video, the challengers are real and so that's life. well done Mark and Sandi for getting through, you are a positive roll model for us all. Never give up and keep smiling. have a great week.
Wonderful that your haying worked out well!🥰
Sandi, you are a great farmer, a fine woman and a sincere human being. I have no doubt that your daughter takes after you in all of the above. She does however need her own channel. She does not go over well with her pouting selfies in a combine to your target audience.
Sandi that was really interesting to watch the first time with the wrapping but I still love the lambing season the best. Glad you guys got verything done and its dry.
Fascinating process.
Fascinating and educational. thanks
Really happy to hear you guys were able to get the hay job "all wrapped up" literally! Here's to hoping 4th cut won't be as stressful!!🚜🚜🚜🌞
This was such an interesting video! I could sit there all day and watch large equipment, be it a backhoe or haying equipment. It is really nice to see things about the "background" operations for your sheep farming.
Wow never seen this before that was so cool! Thanks for sharing
The wrapper sounds like when you drag your hand on a whiteboard.
(Also my power has been out 18 hrs, hope all the food we just bought the day before doesn't spoil...)
Tips from someone who has spent 72h without electricity: Keep the fridge closed. No peeking inside to see what there is to eat. If you need to take something out, think beforehand and be quick about it. Fridges hold pretty nicely if kept closed and only opened in dire necessity. If you have ice (and no shortage of drinking water) you can chuck some inside, but be careful not to soak the thing up.
Also, if there's some shop nearby, buy food that does not need cooling and that can keep outside of a fridge once cooked. Better run to the store everyday than have unedible leftovers.