Baling Hay the OLD FASHIONED Way!
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When I was younger putting up hay for a farmer in Ohio. He had a Case 770 tractor and a John Deere 24T baler. We baled 1,602 bales of hay in one day. I was on the wagon myself. Loaded 16 wagons with 100 bales each. Of course one had 102 bales. I was 16 years old. 50 years later I seen that farmer again and he pointed that accomplishment out.
That is awesome
Boy, did this bring back memories. Many years ago, when we lived in the city, we would pack up all the kids and go to our uncles farm about an hour away, and help on hay weekends. It was all hands on deck because it was a huge undertaking. I was always in the house helping our aunt make the food while my husband and kids helped loading the hay. They had a wagon hooked up behind the bailer and they would stack it up on the wagon as the bails came through. My kids always had stories to tell in school on Mondays! Fast forward 50 years and now we live out in the country on nearly 12 acres with 2 of our kids!
When I was younger, my dad and brothers would make hay stacks in the fields and then load a stack at a time onto the wagon and bring the hay up to the barn. My dad would then pull the hay stack on a pulley system into the top of the barn into the hay loft. It was hard work! i love your videos, they bring back good memories.
I’m 70 years old and those sickle bar mowers, were used mainly for keeping the side of the roads cleared, by the road crews. Haybines, we’re becoming the modern era. They drastically cut the drying time to the point, that on a sunny day, you could cut in the morning and bale in the afternoon. Now this was in hayfields in the northeast, that’s were heavy with Timothy and alfalfa. On a dry, breezy day, it only took a couple hours, because the Haybine bent and cracked the grass stems and that allowed more air circulation. My job, was to run a rake, just like that one , to form windrows.
I love our sicklebar mower. It doesn't take long at all to dry our hay out. We could use it on the borrow pit too. At least the part where whoever cuts it can't reach. Lol. More feed generally. 😊
Brings up sweet memories of my childhood when Daddy would take us with him to help bale hay. We would help the farmer who grew it and for our work we got free hay for our horses❤
Those cows eating hay reminds me of how I’ve had to eat some spaghetti before. 🤣😂 I love the old equipment and thinking about how the people who invented it made it to last so long. Equipment made today often doesn’t last. It’s about like some of the buildings built many many years ago in Egypt, England and other places hundreds of years old and structurally sound. Thank you for sharing.
This brought back a lot of good memories of my daddy bailing hay .
He had a old Farmall H tractor and a square bailer . Spent a lot of time in the late 60s and early 70 on a lowboy trailer loading bails to stack in the loft of the barn . He had dairy cows and it fed them through the winter.
That blade gives a flat top better than anything I’ve ever seen!!
I was so in love with our sicklebar mower the first time we used it. It made even short grass seem long.
As a child I loved watching my Daddy bale hay. I always wanted a perfume that smelled like fresh cut hay!
When I was very small, I remember lying in granddaddy’s porch swing and listening to the sounds of hay cutting in our hayfield. The breeze would rock the swing and bring that smell of fresh cut hay. I did my BEST SLEEPING on those days😂😂😂
I love watching the cows. What a beautiful hay field, the cows will love that good hay. Riding your tractor, cutting the hay , watching God’s blessing on y’all farm.
Good morning! Your farm just gets prettier every day. ♥️
Brings back memories of my childhood helping my granddad and his friends do their hay fields.
What a beautiful hay field. So clean! The cows are gonna really enjoy it.
I love watching this video. Your property is beautiful. The grass is beautiful. This is what nature is all about and that Farmal tractor is the cutest thing I’ve ever seen. Reminds me of my father. He used to buy up formal tractors and restore him later in his life, my dad used to cut hay just exactly like you’re cutting your grass
Very beautiful and peaceful. What a blessing
Beautiful at Pecan Grove!
When I was a kid we baled hay and all the family came to grandmas and we made a day of it was some delicious food at the end of the day.
I love watching you bale hay the old fashion way.
It's a lot of work especially in the heat but so very worth it.
The cows will be enjoying hay with no grazon.You've got some happy Dexters with that hay!
Your diligence and persistence to do all you can yourself at Pecan Grove
really encourages me to press on.
Thanks so much for sharing.
God bless you and all your doing!
Cow approved hay - can't beat that. I didn't realize how much work went into baling hay. Always learn from your videos. Thanks for sharing.
Pecan Grove is just so beautiful and peaceful.
Wow, I have never seen a tractor have that type of blade on it to do that to the hay. I think that would be a wonderful job. I could do that all day long.. your cows look so forward to it fresh clean and no chemicals. so blessed thanks for sharing this with us Danny and Wanda.❤️
This was so interesting to watch. Your fields are breathtaking! Kind of brought me to tears to see how God has blessed you and you are good stewards of the land. Your patience, hard work and diligence for saving your money has paid off. It couldn't happen to a nicer couple.
I didn’t mention on your black light video, but it’s exactly the daily, and nightly, attention to detail that prospers your crops. Ancient saying. The best fertilizer is in the footsteps of the farmer.
To me that just looks like fun. Truly enjoy my time out on the tractor bushhoging the field. Good time to relax and think. That old cub is just amazing in what it can do. Remember bailing hay on the farm I used to work for but I was always the one walking along the trailer tossing the bales up. Probably why my back is so bad today, watch yourself Mr. Chris. LOL. Thank you for sharing and have a blessed day.
The old fashion way for us was a rake you sit on with a pull rope
and a bull rake for stacking.
That is one of the most awesome video I have ever seen when it comes to doing things back in the old days thank you for letting me see how it was done may God continue to bless you and your family love you Utube farmer.
Cub with the belly mower works great in the good looking hay field. Small square bales are handy but a lot of work .Got a crew to help though. Cows are always hungry.......
Mr Danny, I think you need one of those old umbrella systems on your tractor! I remember my grandpa mowing hay like this on his WD 45 Allis Ch. back in the day! He had an umbrella tho. Bet you can't find one of those nowadays! Have a great day you 2 & God bless! ♥️
Oh, this is so AWESOME. Glad you got help.
Great video. GOD BLESS!!
Wanda love the music 🎶
You brought me back to my yesteryears! Those kicker bales! I got the duty up in the haybarn to stack those as they came off the elevator! I remember Grandpa got all fancy on us and bought a piece of machinery I think it was just called a hay stacker. He could pick up 64? kicker bales and when he came to dump the load all the bales were supposed to stay stacked. That was back in the day when Grandpa would come to our farm for baling hay then our family (7 kids) would go to his place and work. Those days are gone.
🦋🇺🇸👋Good Morning beautiful People ❤. Hey Mr Danny n Miss Wanda. Love to watch your videos ❤. Love the new zero turn… Have a Blessed Day. Praise Jesus Hallelujah 🙏🙏🙏
Thanks, Wanda, for finally posting this. Very endearing and lovely, believe it or not! Regards from far north California
Thanks for taking us along. Thoroughly enjoyed it. You got some "beefy" cows. Pun intended. LOL They look so healthy and happy. How much hay did y'all bail??
35 bales
It must be so rewarding to finally be collecting and storing those hay bales.
I could smell that hay just watching this video!❤
Love to see that pretty red tractor !
What a step back in time great video 🇳🇿❤️🙏🏼
🦋🇺🇸🥰The cows are loving that hay
I could watch an entire video of just the cows being cows.
Back in the 80's I worked for a farmer stacking hay in the barn. It was scorching hot that day. I came down from the loft to pour water over my head to cool down. He made fun of me like I was too puny to keep going. So I said something like, I do this and keep working, or I pass out from heat exhaustion. I'm only a small 5' 2" woman and he still made fun.
Look at all that work . . . . .so pretty watchin the wind blow the grass.
Danny and Wanda I really need some prayer request 🙏 my older son jason was in a terrible work accident, he almost lost his life 😢 Friday, he had to have emergency surgery, his intestine and colon and back , and is a lot of pain, going to be in a lot of physical therapy 😢, going to see him tomorrow. Please please 🙏 pray.
Prayers are on the wind for Jason 🙏 and for your family during this time. 🙏🙏
Praying for Jason and all your family.
We will pray for Jason.
We will pray for him
Prayers for Jason🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽
That tractor will run forever, unlike that LS you had.
Dad used sickle mower worked great on prairie hay next to the river. I used the dump rake then upgraded to side deliver rake, with the H. My brother and I hauled and stacked to many small bales to count.
We live on top a far north California mountain, which the Lord provided, no doubt about it. But, my heart is for a real farm.
Yes this brings back memories of the alfalfa fields being bailed, of course it was with the newer bailers with air condition and radios. Thank you for sharing. Modernization has made things easier. But it has taken away the work ethic, and created a lazy mentality in some ways some folks just don’t know what back breaking work is. Mr Danny and Mrs Wanda thanks for keepin it real
What a badass machine! If you guys could sew a patchwork quilt out of land and garden you certainly would (and definitely do)....i wonder why i could care less about going to the mall or keeping eye shadow dry 🤣🤣🤣🤣
Awesome work! I love the black light searching. Fuuuuuuun!
This is so terrific to watch! Thanks for sharing. Your cows are loving it! ❤
What a beautiful video. Hay looks fantastic. Cow approved.
That was cool seeing that sickle bar on that cub. Been around them all my life. Didn’t know they made a sickle bar for them. Love watching y’all very knowledgeable keep up the good work thanks
Never quite realized what an Inve$tment it is to making Hay. Land, Equip & Time. Gotta love doing it. In comparison to other farm activities, not all-consuming. TORO shd be a good addition.
I remember grandpa doing his hay like this I sure did enjoy watching y’all video
Oh my goodness this is exactly how we used to bail hay or does this bring back memories thank you so much for this video. It’s a lot of hard work though and Dusty and the bales are heavy, but it was good work.
Love watching this video. Such a peaceful sight. You had alot of "HAPPY COWS" 😅...Mrs.Steve
Thanks fun to watch great memories, sound of the baler when working good.
Cutting with the sky looking like that Hope it missed you
Is this the old fashion way then I guess we are old fashion. It’s how we have always had to do ours. Awesome job Danny. Love the tractor. We use a ford new holland.
So relaxing and gives a peaceful feeling when I watch this video. ❤
Man that heat ad drought is sure killin the hay production
Keepers of the old ways
🙏🙏🙏🙂♥️🕊👍. Nothing like a good hard work out in the hay fields 😊
I watch the Clever Cowgirl channel in Montana and she went to a horse tack auction a few days ago and they had a farmhall cub tractor for aution. Looked just like yours for aution.😘❤🙏🏻✨
Wow!!! I could watch you do this all day!😊❤
Congrats! Thanks for sharing! Love from Rhode Island!
I guess I missed what kind of hay you planted. We are chopping ours today. I mowed it with a discbine on Saturday and it rained that night. With it being pure alfalfa it takes sun and wind to dry it good enough to chop. So hopefully we can get everything I mowed down before the rain comes again. Still have over 300 acres to mow down.
It's rye grass.
Sure looks pretty!!My Daddy has a mower sickle like that too.. ❤❤❤😊
I miss putting up jay! We used to do ours with two teams of horses
Good Morning! That is as awesome..
My Dad cut hay the same way with his Farmall.
Reminds me of cutting spinach with a sickle bar.
Thanks for the video 🙏🏻
What a relaxing video
Excellent video!
I’m praying that y’all get abundant showers of blessings except when making hay, and then that y’all get heavenly sunshine or, at least, dry clouds for shade.
This is how people suvived
LOVELY 🥰
👍👍👍
Hard working,
Grrreat!! Thanks!
so Danny is the one responsible for all of the crop circles heheh
I want a farm!!
Cow approved..love it!!
Danny, at 15:33, does that cows left horn look like it's close to growing into it's cheek?
It was but it was tipped.off.
LOL 😂 that isn't the hard way to bail hay. I remember working for a farmer he was still doing square bail. Running beside the trailer all day slinging square bales of peanut hay up to the guy stacking on the trailer for weeks on end. Then you had to go to the barn and unload, all by hand. Trust me peanut hay weighs way more than grass hay. The old farmer didn't care what got bailed up in the peanut hay. Some of those bails weighed 75 pounds.
Most folks don’t appreciate how much labor has been done by manual, or for how long, or still is in many places.
That is most likely how hay will be done in the near future when the collapse happens. This skill is known to so few farmers now.
Curiosity question. Central Louisiana here. I see hay bales a lot. But why the plastic? I can’t remember anyone around here doing that.
If’n I understand aright, the plastic wrap is to protect the bales from the wet, which would spoil them.
It extends there life for more than a year.
@@pecangrovems Thank you. I didn’t know that, just that it would help keep them from spoiling.
Looks like seeds on a stick. (I am not a farmer)
Good morning.
Do y’all process you cattle yourselves or take them somewhere?
I have processed in the past. But at this point my friend has a slaughter house and we use her to do it.
Love it❤
🙏🏻🙏🏻❤️
Daddy (grandpa) memories in the comments!!! We need our men!
What HP is that kubota you are baling with Danny? How did she hold up?
25 hp worked fine
I was gonna ask where you got those bags to put the hay in , but they aren’t bags … did yall buy them that way
Yes they came from Blaine.