Baling Hay 2022/Small Square Hay Baling
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- čas přidán 11. 09. 2024
- With the dry weather, our second crop came in late, but better later than never. We are making small squares to put up in our hay mow for the dairy cows this winter. The hay is still kind of thin on our rented ground, but after raking with the Case International 385 and the V Rake, we ended up with almost 200 small squares of hay going through the New Idea Square Baler. The 830 Case made it look easy pulling the baler and the hay baskets. While Alan was baling, Jen and Alan's Dad milked cows at home. After that, the small squares were unloaded and stacked in the dairy barn. Now onto the next fields.
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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.
How sweet when your little boy said “mom you need help?” God bless your family and all the farmers around the world!
I thought the same thing. Precious.
Won't be long, and the boys will give mom some relief lifting square bales onto the conveyor! It must be a wonderful scene at the dinner table, watching & listening to all their chatter about their day growing up on the farm with loving parents & nearby grandparents! Your family farm warms the heart!💖
We enjoy hearing about what kind of farms and what machinery they are going to have when they're grown ups.
I'm sure their imaginary farms are filled with many animals & machinery!
Oh, to dream as a child once more, slipping into a peaceful rest! 😇
I love the family farm, milking of the cows, raking and baling hay keep them coming also enjoyed the past video with the working drafts
Its never to late if you can make hay, it beats snowballs!!! Thanks for the video!!
Your farm and way of life entails everything about rural american farming and good old fashion hard work , Really enjoy your videos regards from Ohio !
Thank you!
I loved it when the little guy asked Mom, need any help. Shows his love for Mom and his bringing up.
God Bless
Well all I can say is you have a great wife for sure a Jill of all trades!!! you better hang on to here as they are getting fewer all the time.
Bless you Lady for what you do.
She is awesome .
Good for you guys you got some extra hay,better have some extra then to buy it, always make as much as you can you never know,thanks and greetings from a Dutch dairyfarmer
Lots of nice weather for making hay.👍
Love the channel, always looking forward to your videos!😎
For us we found one person on the wagon could keep two busy in the mow.
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Another entertaining video about life on a busy dairy farm thanks for bringing us along
Grand dad does a good job helping
Glad to see the case 830 and newidea square baler at work.
Alan, this takes me back to when we used our 630 Case on the 14T baler. Very fortunate you had some rain, seems you never can get too much hay. Make hay while the sun shines is a real thing. Hopefully that rain wasn't too late for the corn.
Great video! I love to see old Square bales in the hay loft.
Hay is Hay... even if it's thin or thick.. some nice stuff there. I always looked forward for milking. It's was a vacation from stacking hay anyway... lol.. thanks for sharing too...
bales per mile, we've had those years. looks like the baler is doing a good job, gotta love a tight bale.
Every time I see you stacking hay in the loft I remember 'Farmer Boy' by Laura Ingalls Wilder and the sheep shearing story. Unshorn fleece up in the loft at the end of the task!
Right up my current alley!! Loved this one!! So did you like the land owners Tractor? I love that wagon system, could watch it for hours!! 😁😁 I saw really quick this past weekend, a elevator system will be in the near future if any production gets off the ground, that is sweet!! 👍👍😁😁 Not sure which is less work, but looks like you got a little break from the chores! 😁 Thank you for bringing us along, really enjoyed this one!! Look fwd to more!! 😁😁👍👍🇺🇸🇺🇸
Yeah, that's a really nice tractor!
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That hay will come in handy this winter. Good video.
We missed the last rain that hit your area but we’re getting good rain today. Should make late 2nd crop grass grow and soften the ground for plowing. (I have 15 acres of worn-out hay ground to plow). Love the interior hay mow shots. Classic beam structure supporting the roof.
getting ready to do do second cutting now good times ahead for the winter
That Case 830 is about 60 years old, and still doing the job it was built for. Might not be a lot of hay to bale, but beautiful stuff!!
This holstein guy loves seeing the cows in videos. Great video. Glad you got some rain. Dry here in Nebraska .
Greetings from Ohio were about to start Harvest
Have a safe and bountiful harvest!
@@trinitydairy Thanks I emailed you to by the way
Got some nice hay!
Some nice hay
Good job and God bless yall
We would be done haying by now,we did the haying all of august we had to be done before school starts after labor day we had 5 cuttings in the Barn. Looks great Love your videos. Tim 😃
Nice!!
Nice video Allen and now your driving a chevy holy hell it's gonna freeze lol jk
Those Suburbans are hard to beat, this is our third one.
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Nice video as always
You look pretty good driving a newer tractor lol Nice to have a nice warm September Another great video
You sure do keep the cows clean that’s good
That’s the most hay I Seam in the barn
Pretty cool👍🍺🍺🍺
That time of the year, the kids are back in school and the leaves are chaning on the trees and beans.
Do you have that hay loft full now? We had good haying weather too. Made a lot of square bales last week.
No, I would like to have a little more in there, but we do have some more to make. Glad you were able to get some hay made!
Is that yellow hay conveyor an Erskine?
The first year I started dairy farming (1982) I had Boser out of Pierz install an Erskine hay conveyor to the track up in the roof of my 70ft tie stall barn with a 50ft Erskine hay elevator on the ground attached.
We could stack about 5500 bales in hayloft.
This one is a snowco.
Will you have enough hay for the winter?? How you like your new rake?
Yeah, I think we'll have plenty this year. The new rake is working great!
Are the dairies exporting to other countries a lot of dry milk products these days? I ask because I see a lot of new, large dairy farm operations around and I don't think US domestic demand has gone up that much.
I'm not sure, I know we export quite a bit
Small family owned dairy's (under 100 head) are quickly becoming a thing of the past. I think the new operations you are seeing are mealy replacing this production and consolidating it into one location.
What series is that international, that tractor can go through a lot with the front wheel assist 🚜
It's a 385
What size case on the small baler? I assume the bales get packed tight , it also curves some of the bales.
830 Case
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