Silage Chopping and Cutting Hay

G’job fellers, great footage, as always Cole, drone footage was excellent, especially you cutting hay next to the chopping crew 🇺🇸💪🏻🇺🇸

Enjoyed your video. You have someone else do your chopping for you? I guess i missed it what you said. Have a great day.

The drone video was totally worth it!

Who cut your silage cole

Is there a reason why no one uses vibrating compactor rollers or vibratory roller on a skid loader to pack the silage?

Great job Cole and Brain love the videos keep them coming

Great music with your great drone shots.

Thanks for the drone video, I know it takes time but it helps you see the whole operation. 👍🏼

I have done that before in an open Oliver pulling a trailer. Was pulled off of that to rake 2 fields in an old WD Allis with tricycle wheels.. When I finished I thought I had a nice tan but it was just dirt.

What is the cause of the green areas of the corn field

single drum pad foot roller with a blade under 20 K for a fair used one great channel guys

Awesome video thanks for taking the time to do drone footage music brilliant also😊

Thank you for sharing everything Cole and Dad Brian.God bless you all.

Great vid,great content, great people.👍👍👌

Small farmer big farmer matters no Cole, its not the size of your boat its all about the motion of your ocean!

Tootles!

Really awesome video!! But why don’t you hier use the John deere wheel loader on the pit. In the netherlands we always have a wheel loader on the bunk

How coke y’all don’t use the wheel loader to pack?

What do u use in the darts for treating pink eye & foot rot?

Cole and Brian you should check out the multipurpose blades that Larson Farms got for pushing snow

Have they ever try using a roller to pack the silage?

Why on earth don't you use the wheelloader for pushing the stack up. And then make a taller and norrower fieldstack less area exposed to plastic so less risk of mold.

why are you using silage for beef cows

Do you ever give the cows a fresh silage meal? I think I’d be tempted to put a few scoops of fresh stuff in their feed a time or two as you’re putting it up.

Do they have to adjust the chopper head/blades when moving from corn to sorghum?

I can't use the word pellet without pronouncing it "perlet". Damn you, Cole!

What else is green - look at all that money. That feed looks great and there will be many happy boys and girls munching on it soon enough. The drone footage helps tell the story and makes us appreciate the enormity of the work at hand.

Great Video Cole

Great video, as usual.
I especially love the "aerial" view of the harvesting of the corn.
Carry on, carry on.
Oh, Don't know if you've already answered this question, so here it is.
"When did your dad begin providing us with the 'song of the day?'" and, what prompted him to do it? (If you don't mind me asking).

Once again Cole you amaze us with your innovative videos. Your drone shots put to music are very artistic and enjoyable. You showed us the corn, dry and green, mixed and how you pack it down into the pits. Again your my favorite farmer/rancher videographer. Keep up the excellent work young man. ❤ 🐂 🚜 🐕 🌽

Always love the drone shots.

You will be covering the silage bunks right?

What a pleasure to see that old JD chopper still running. In my country they are all worn out and long gone. Thanks Cole. Love Angie Brian.

I think Brian missed his calling😂😂

Technically the fermentation is reduced by pushing the oxygen out not increased. That's the reason why we use plastic wrap on our baleage.

Great video and awesome song of the day.

Beautiful video. I love seeing all that you do on the farm. ❤❤

sorghum molasses is tasty

Would the pay loader be helpful to push and pack silage? The chopped Sorghum looks great! Hope the pits ferment nicely and you have good cattle feed for the winter.

I got an old 12 foot dozer blade probably weighs 5k lbs if you want it. Came off an old allis Chalmers HD13

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Love the drone footage

Haha, Cole, you're a big farmer to me; our dairy was under 200 acres.
Thanks for screwing around.

Why don't you use the wheel loader to push/pack silage?

We chop our corn while its nice and green and wet and if its a droubt year we'll cut it early while its still green and wet. We do 6 bunkers of silage. We have a dairy farm. We milk around 160 head.

Would the big payloader cost more i take it. She would be heavy at least.

Do you use bmr silage corn like the dairy farmers

Is the corn harvester mixing the corn and crushing it with the stalks?

What are you packing in the pit and what is it used for?