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Hi Evan , its great to you making great Progress with the hay and the new Machinery , but i gotta say i do miss those original videos of you and the square bailer , and what you used to overcome , awesome Work Ev , a big fan from Perth Australia

If you’ve got crows in your area, watch out or they will destroy the wrap

I get the advantage of haylage, but that's a crap-ton of plastic in the land fill.

Sometimes it is cheaper to buy a new machine

Thanks for the great video. I never pictured you and Rebeca as “wrappers”. But you make great “hay wraps” together 😂

Hope you’re all doing well and thanks again for sharing this video with all the best to you all mate

Not a fan of wrapping bales. The environmental impact of all that plastic waste is terrible.

Can your baler add muriatic acid as it bales?

Hatching your own tractors this year, I see

now that you have the wrapper you should make silage. firstly is far better feed value than hay. second you don't have to worry about the weather to get hay dried.

Tractor eggs

Since retirement I reckon you look more relaxed and at ease on the farm. Good luck to you brother, you and your property have come a long way in a short few years. I'm at the other end ...... 66yo, retired, on 20 acres, off grid in my tiny house taking it easy, DownUnder ........ oh and this evening I have a mob of about 100 roos out there grazing and keep my grasses down !!!

Keep the birds away .. especially wombat's. Lol

Don't you get red diesel at cheaper rate as your a farmer?

hum it sound to me like save up and build a hay barn nothing hug or anything you build and store you hay in there and save for like hay wagon lol

So much plastic... OMG

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Your doing good Evan

I would estimate that more silage is fed to UK animals than hay. BTW, there was a study done that found out that molasses is the best stuff to use as an aid to fermenting, not the expensive mixes people will try to sell you.

veggie boys the STABLE LIE can move 3 size 4.0 bales at once ruclips.net/video/jmMEESnkXh4/видео.html&ab_channel=AStableLife

Hey Evan, you should buy the wrapping foil online. We used to buy (here in Germany) from our local dealer but paid a premium for it. Now, we order online and buy 19x70 inch (500x1800mm) for about 80 euro each. Just one hint about baling sorghum and wet silage in general: It requires a lot of power to fully bale that, so get ready to really put your TYM on the spot. Also if you start to feed silage bales, make sure that you dont leave it longer outside. I tried finding a good article online in english, and one from agrpoud called "Some points on feeding baled silage" - Dennis W. Hancock January 25, 2016 lists all the things you need to be aware of very well. Feeding silage is a great energy boost, but you need to make sure it doesnt spoil and has the right quality. Good luck!

nice addition Evan

Hello Evan Rebecca enjoyed your video. Bale wrapper looked like working great. Thankyou. Have a great day.

Your chestnut trees are looking good!!!!

you need to be carful about sorghum and nitrogen you can get high levels of nitrites and be poisonous--then you might as well dump it into a deep ravine

Not to be a nay sayer but getting rid of the plastic was always a problem

Wow things went smooth for you, Marshmallow s look good, neat way to go, Good luck with your seed fields, See I told you , retire and now your working harder LOL

That’s awesome! I’m glad Rebekah was able to come bale you out and show you how to use it.😂

Sometimes new is a good idea. Also, buying things like that top link actually is not just a labor saving device. You might encounter the need to raise or lower some equipment for different locations on the same day and spend a lot of time making the adjustments manually. This way you save time not just labor. So you are not being lazy but smart. Maybe the seed drill will be your next buy and building a trailer to haul the bales might be a good project. I saw a video where they had a grabber to pick up the bales to move them around before and after wrapping. It just fit on the front of the tractor instead of a bucket and looked like a giant sent of tongs. jack

It's fascinating to see the new approach to storing hay this year by wrapping hay bales and planting seeds for a silage experiment. The innovation and dedication to improving farming practices are truly inspiring!

I am not trying to be mean but i find it amazing that here in NZ we dont have plastic bags for shopping because its all about the environment. But have also noticed what we have stopped using farmers are now using in excess. Can i ask how will you recycle all that plastic. For the environment. Farmers are held accountable. You dont see hay barns any more just massive amounts of plastic sitting in the fields.

now it's time for the garden!

Great idea and job guys 👍!😇!😇!

That wrapping looks neet. Glad you could use the machine to do the last planting as well. Pray it will be successful. 💕🙏

Good Job Rebekah! She's a great help! #TYMtractors #TYMgetsthejobdone

Now that you are semi retired, have you a chance to work on the old tractor?

When you consider the cost of building a hay storage compared to the cost of the wrap, its actually pretty good, and the addition of sillage is a plus. Im interested to see how it comes out and if the hay maintains its nutritional value. The $4500 seems like a lot at first but when you figure how many years of use you will get, atleast 10 years atleast. The tax man will tax your barn but he wont tax the plastic on your bales. Here in Texas we can get some items for farm use tax free. Is that how it is at your location?

Would be great to see the D17 on the haybine someday.

Congratulations. I retired after 37 years in law enforcement and now creating videos, not as big as your channel but trying. Enjoy your retirement

Who do you buy your seed from. I’ve been using Green cover but their shipping charges are very high.

Your bales logic sounds good to me. My only negative thought is losing much a pretty lawn area. 👍👍👍

Exactly what the world needs - more plastic!!!!!!!

I don’t know if your baler will handle green hay for silage, it definitely will be hard on the bearings. Only one way to find out!

Great job

There is NO WAY you produce enough round bales to justify spending money on a bale wrapper. You better go BACK to what you know and work with electricity. You have REALLY GOTTEN OUT OF YOUR LANE. Rebecca may have to work FULL TIME to cover for your spending.

So cool. Giant marshmallow. I always wondered how that was done. Thanks for showing us.

Just some thoughts… You are going to need those hay bails in the middle of winter, likely when you have a couple feet of snow on the ground. Make sure to keep that in mind when you decide on where to store them. If you place them on grass, they’ll likely freeze to the ground as well. Snow plowing half your yard to get to the bails would be pretty rough. Lining them up along a fence line along the driveway would give better access and provide a wind break for the critters.

do you have a update

Those bale wrappers are pretty slick, I saw one that you tow behind the round baler so when you stop to drop a round bale it rolls into the wrapping machine and then when done it rolls onto the ground but this one you got is super nice. Maybe build a pole barn for storing your hay in a few years with a tin roof are very nice for keeping hay dry.

What are you going to do with all that plastic?