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You labeled this video the 2024 hay season. But I assume that there will be a second and maybe a third cutting of alfalfa yet this summer. Will that be baled into small square bales or will you chop it also?

Aaron do you plan on selling sweatshirts, big coffee mugs? I’ll buy. We already have some hats. They are good quality too.

I ENJOYED WATCHING THE VIDEO AARON ❤😊

Owen that is beautiful area…

OWEN IS THE BOMB WITH THE CAMERA 😂😂😂😂😂😂

Aaron you have the most amazing video work. I LOVE GIRROK FARMS, and such a big fan. That hitch hiker is handsome ❤

The packing crew just keeps a going!!! Might seem like a boring job, but probably one of the most important in the process. You definitely need the front-assist tractors for moving loads safely up the hills. All the hands have kept it all moving.

I sure liked having this first cut series. It's a good reminder that farming/haying doesn't happen in one romantic day. It's always good to see that tarp go on at the end.

I am waiting for the bale elevator stacking the chopped corn on the pile by the barn.

Please make more cow bells they seem well built and unique

Using the wagons to help pack the pile is a good idea! The psi is greater on the smaller tires, even with tandems. Most people have to max out the weight on the pushing/ packing tractor to do the same thing.👍

That did look like quite a hill to me. Glad that things worked well. I would bet you were all pretty tired that night. Still think your dad is like the energizer bunny and everyone else is always moving too. Good Going. Take Care and May God Bless you all.

I would love a cow 🔔!

Thank you men for leting me tag a long for chopping hay i lve it

Absolutely great pile . You guys are lucky we where in a drought for three years up here in northern Minnesota now it rains almost every day no first crop has been cut yet and any one that tried has gotten wet and rutted up the head lands

Great Job...

I'm just curious what your Dad did before you boys were old enough to help. Did he work with other family members, or was it just him and your Mom ?

Really do enjoy this channel. Certain things remind me of when I was a kid on a small dairy farm in the late 50's/early 60's.. Yep, I'm old! Still have a ton of good memories!

Feeding the nation. Kudos and great respect.

Nice video Aaron

Love how whole family pitches together to get it. Hot & hard work!

Nice crop always nice to be done with 1st cutting

I take it your mom is camera shy? 😀

I hope Darby didn't give up because of getting stuck, Grown Men do that!!Owen, when I was a very young kid, my dad and Grandpa farmed together, we had horses and an old cornbinder, the cornbinder kept breaking down, and my Dad talked to Grandpa many times about getting another cornbinder but to no avail, so Grandpa was down unloading the corn, and the cornbinder broke down, so my Dad looks around and no Grandpa, he was on a slight slope, so, Dad unhitches the horses and the cornbinder went down the hill into a big stone pile and crashed and that is where it sat and rotted away, and we had another cornbinder!

Howdy Aaron, I hope ya'll are doing well, You gotta use the land you have, and as you said, that extra 2 acres helps out, I always watch to the end of your videos, even though I've farmed all my life, i really enjoy seeing how others raise their herds and grow their crops, very Cool indeed, Stay safe, God Bless and Farm on my Friends

Fantastic video as usual

I love it!!! First it was Darby and now It's Ma..... The packing ladies. Everybody gets involved, everybody. That's how it works on the family , FAMILY farm!!

Awesome

Yes, please make more cow bells.I will buy one.

Lots of memories. Loved it.

Hello, I am a new subscriber. I love goats. I want to build a goat house. If I buy 200 heads of goats, how much is the area of ​​the stable or how many square meters for each goat?

Awesome! Must be a great feeling to have 1st crop put to bed. and even better when you get good rain over the fields

After reading the responses of my question of silo vs. Pile. I understand. The safety and liability of silos. Abs the insurance cost. It makes cents. Sense. Thank you!

So why dose the 1066 have only duals on one side

Wow,that blue sky and sunshine sure looked good. I think we have enough rain for a wail!!! Thanks 😊

Dang it I’m 17 minutes late!!!!

Great video

Reminds me of the good Ole days.we did everything with Ms and h tractors

you need the sawdust shoot to stop all the mess

You never use the old Farmall is she dead???

What type of wire should be used?

We have the same rake tractor. Ours is a 1650 diesel. The narrow front tires make it easier to get back into the windrows in the pie shaped pieces. Thanks for your videos. Can't believe the hills you guys are working on with the wagons, do you ever have one get away when your switching loads.?

Summers on the farm memories

Man ! That has to be one of the prettiest landscape farm I ever seen on the net,you guys are lucky to work in such a beautifull environnement,mind you the merit is what you make out of it also. Thanks for the beautifull views.

just stop using those animals if you actually care about them which is really illogical considering it is a farm that gains profit off of their utilisation and constant painful death just look at these cows, goats and chickens that you've got Do They All Want To Die Do They Want To Lose Their Babies look at them and tell me if they can't feel death and torment if they can't feel loss and betrayal if they can't feel separation and agony (it is a big oxymoron (WE DON'T HAVE TO DO THIS ) just turn your farm into an animal sanctuary if you actually love those majestic and gentle creatures if you actually understand the meaning of life it doesn't have to be what you were always taught to believe it needed to be trust me not all thoughts are a consistency river of right judgements or moral wisdom it's that time when we change those thoughts it's when we let those decisions evolve into benevolence from malevolence people are starting to wake and more and more people are actually starting to make the change and realise the connection because they realized the real value of these animals and it isn't in what they can offer us (IT'S NEVER IN WHAT THEY CAN OFFER US) AND IT IS NEVER TOO LATE TO CHANGE this industry is the actual definition of malevolence and you KNOW IT. You look like a very kind person doesn't a kind person understand the value of life more than anyone else

I bought a mower conditioner. It does not have very many acres thur it for an older machine. I have to do a big repair first. If the last owner was like your brother Mason. , and listened to the mower , it would not need repaired!!! Please show this comment to Mason!