Square Baling Straw with John Deere 820 and New Idea 551 Square Baler
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- čas přidán 8. 09. 2024
- With the Carlton County Fair behind us, and Jen and Jessica gone to the Minnesota State Fair, it was up to the boys of Trinity Dairy to get the straw baled up and keep the farm running. Alan gets going by using the Farmall B and the New Holland bar rake to combine the windrows. It's been extremely dry in our area, so the straw is pretty much ready to bale immediately. For that, Alan uses the 820 John Deere and New Idea Square baler with a hay basket following behind. Alan and his brother, Paul, then stack the squares in our hay shed.
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Trinity Dairy was established in 2006, in Minnesota. Alan and Jennifer farm with their 5 children; Jessica, Justin, Jordan, Joshua, and Jason. We milk a mix of 33 Jersey, Holstein, Brown Swiss, Guernsey, and Ayrshire cattle. We also enjoy sharing our family's love of Draft Horses and using them for logging and other farm work. Dairy Farming in Minnesota can be challenging, but it's a lifestyle we really enjoy. Subscribe today to watch our small family dairy farm and family grow while continuing to thank our Lord for the blessings we've been given.
We are brothers from another mother..I spent my entire summer on a b and a Cunningham crimper and then a rake exactly like that one..in Wisconsin my grandpa bought me the b..when I was 3 from Robert's tractor parts in Eaton Ohio I also cultivated a few acres .and cut firewood and building fence the b never sat idling on our farm for 40 years....now I pray that it's still working for someone else
I really enjoy watching people work their farm with their older equipment! Always takes me back to my younger days on the dairy farm! Awesome video keep up the great work
You may have the only useable N.I. baler in your state. That"s a real classic.
They bought it new and treated the baler well
They bought it new and treated the baler well
They never ran damp grasses thru the baler
Thank you for sharing your family with us. God Bless
first time i have seen a hay hook used in quite a while
I had never seen a cart like your, even how it dumps, seems like a slick rig, thanks for sharing.
I have never seen one. That is nice. I would rather have that than a bale jumper, they always got wedged in too tight.
A mechanically far simpler solution than the bale thrower (and those J.D. "paddle" throwers terrify me...)
Wt farm girl has some of these wagons great system for baling alone
EzTrail Bale Baskets.
Really enjoyed seeing that Alan!! I love that baler system and wagon! Cant beat that yield!! I was suprised myself on my litlte patch!! That little farmall and the bar rake is music to the ears!! Hate that about the second crop hay though. Thank you for bringing us along!! 🌾🌾😁😁👍👍
Nice video! Nice chore tractors farmall b and jd 820.
I like how the old machines still get the work done and they are payed for many years now.
When I was your young lads age back in the late 40s and 50s the bails dropped on the ground picked up with forks put on a truck. yup things have advanced now days.
I enjoy what ever you video, so thanks for what you do and best wishes.
You rake with the B and I rake with H JD looks like nice straw hope you get it baled
Now here's a first. I knew that NI made balers for Ford, but this is the first NI baler I've seen. Good stuff!
We use to help a farmer put up straw bales. I can still hear him saying “cut side down boys” 😊
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Great video as always Alan love seeing the older machines at work , That little john deere sure is a trooper and very handy im sure , Regards from Ohio !
Something to consider for the future. My in laws chop straw and bag it. It works out very well
Good job wish I was there
I spent my fair share of summers stacking hay. That's how we earned our money back then. Good memories. Thanx Allen.
Thanks for sharing the process. Best wishes, Deb
Nice. I do like those hay baskets. Maybe someday I'll find one. 😂
I love your family. You have a beautiful family. Please don't ignore your little one who was struggling so hard to be like his daddy. Later in life he will give back to his family. ❤
All of our kids are told every day how much we appreciate them and enjoy their stories. Joshua has 2 different imaginary best friends, Johnny and Robert, and he was telling me a story about how they square bale their hay in that video. I never ignore him.
@@trinitydairy bless your hearts. It's very evident how you both spend quality time with all your children. He just wanted to help dad and not let a little thing like a broken arm get in his way. He's so sweet in how much he wants to be like you when he grows up. Your children have the best life. What a wonderful family you have. God bless you all and keep you all safe.
Thank you for showing how the basket unloads, lots of those baskets around us, but never saw how it unloaded.
That little John Deere looks so handy and easy to run. I'm going to keep my eyes open for one. Maybe trade our 630 Case for it. We'll see. Minnesota State Fair is a great time, congratulations again!!
What about a Massey 135 or 35x those are great little 3 cylinder tractors too, are there many around over there in USA.
Reminded me of stacking HAY with my brother, BACK in the day
Glad you got that many bales of straw. Sorry that if have to buy hay.. Miss Jenn and kids looked like they enjoy fair time. I hope the state fair is as much enjoyable. Tell them I said good luck..
The bale basket looks like a dandy little rig. Never saw one in operation. We used to hand load bales, later we got a thrower for the baler and fixed up a couple of bale wagons. Glad you got it done before the rain.
I have never seen a new idea small square baler works really good. 👍
Very interesting to watch. Know that the hay will work out for you. Glad to hear Jessica was able to take her heifer to the State Fair.
Another very interesting video Thank you 😊😊😊😊
Alan great to see them old tractors and equipment getting the work done.
Saw a video of a guy baling with a compact tractor.
That was my first job as a kid I raked hay all summer w a ford 2000 and an old jd roller bar rake. It was the best job I could have as a kid for 2 reasons one being I’ve always been intrigued by farm equipment and two the hay rake has always been my favorite implement! I made $3/hr which was good money to a 12yr old but in reality I would have done it for free cause I couldn’t think of a better place to be!
It’s been a while since I have seen a video and as I must say still as good as ever. Always good to see a video and the content you share is exciting to see. Thanks again for another great video
Congratulations on kids going to state fair that awesome great video
Another great informative video. Can't wait for harvest season.
Cool set up never seen that before
Excellent video, I still like a rollabar rake too, even though I have a newer rake/tedder combo.
Very nice job and God bless y'all
We were always short of straw on my family dairy farm growing up
Another great video thanks
132 wasn’t bad yield off that field. Sorry to hear you didn’t get a 2nd cut off your hay crop. Hopefully you’ll find someone that will give you a good deal on some.
You did a lot better then me with straw. My oats were so poor we cut it for green feed. Bought some straw.
Why not grow Soft Red Wheat, and get more straw? I used to grow Oats with Barley, so I could feel the grain. I learned that a decent crop of Wheat would pay enough to actually buy more feed than I could get from my mixed grain, and I got more straw too
It seems like oats and barley do better than wheat does around here.
Parabéns Alan belo vídeo quando vc falou em usar o 820 , lembrar muito quando virava algumas noite com O nosso 2 cilindros arando ou na grade .
Tô vendo peças pro 820 aí no US pra voltar à ativa novamente .
been around famr mach all my life never saw a new idea bale knotters look like nh never saw a bale cart like that how many will it hold love the old mach esp ol a rakeing it would run all day on 10 gal or less pretty cheap runing i used ford 503 three point rakes
Ya can"t beat those old N.H. rakes. Will today"s new equipment still be useable in 60 years ?
👀🙄🐾👍Great video A&J and Kids what ever happened to New Idea?
They went out to business, I think they were bought by AGCO, but Im not sure.
Raking straw double makes better bales too, especially if straw's on the light side. What model is the old gehl chopper you walked past? Spout looked like my 600's
It's a 600
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Are you guys heading to White Pines?
Yeah,
@@trinitydairy went to Rollag yesterday, may head to white pines tomorrow if it isn’t too hot.
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I'm wanting to get a bale basket. Do you think it is hard on the baler pushing the balesup that high. That is my only concern.
I don't think so, my uncle used one for years, behind a case 200 baler, and never had any issue.
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Alan, Your brother Paul is a good man! I saw him "go" that "extra" layer of bales knowing you could have reached it from the lower course... What happened with your PayPal option?
The federal government would consider any PayPal transaction as income that we would have to report unless we could prove that every donation was, in fact, a donation. We do have a PO Box.
Making do with what you have
If everyone ran equipment like this they would be out of business fast.
Actually, it's the guys running all brand new equipment that keep going out of business or forced to reorganize to keep from going bankrupt.
For our scale of operation, it works just fine. For someone running thousands of acres, of course, it wouldn't make sense to run equipment like ours. Did we ever once say everyone should do it our way? No.
I often wonder if big farmers are working for themselves or for the bank and machinery dealer
if you can make a living it doesn't matter what kind of machinery you run.
I rather use older equipment that is paid for instead of new and be in debt to banks Alan makes smart descion to stay out of debt!!!
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