Chopping Hay Silage On A Wisconsin Dairy Farm l Third Crop Alfalfa l Part Two l (2024 Hay Season)

Excellent!!!

Owen get a little nervous packing along the eadge?

Been dry up here in Wisconsin corn in some spots ready harvest

Mountain farming.

Awesome video

Why do you have duals only on one side of the two tractors?

Is Owen playing football this year

Nice video Aaron

Can one explain the dualie on one side and not the other, please. Love the content and all that you do!

With all the hills and valleys you guys have , why dont you dig a pit silo. Is that too old school? We used a pit silo for years and years. Worked out great.

Great job and guys the farm is beautiful the fields behind the building is incredible

Here's another comment. Thanks for the video!

Thanks for sharing another great video. Always enjoyable and appreciated.

Only thing dumber than a chicken is a turkey

Do u use a blower for your corn silage pile?

Do you put up corn silage?

Everyone has their job in the grand scheme of things. Ought to make good feed for the cattle through the fall, winter, and early spring.

Those loaded wagons put down more PSI on the pile than the tractors do! Great way to help pack the pile. And the care package to Dad is a nice thought . You have to keep him going!👍🤣🤣

light switch in 1066 is a orginal ol 686 clipping wright along glad you all got done

I love the fact that there are still small scale dairy farms with great people running it in Wisconsin!

Hey Aaron,,stay after it. Farming 101.

Awesome video brings back lots of memories

How's the aerated ground coming along?

Great day for it

Why don’t you use a rolling machine?

What a beautiful farm! Rolling hills, tucked away in a canyon. Looks similar to the 300 acre ranch I grew up on in Northern California.
I reckon you can’t go too much higher on that pile without snagging that power line. Great video youngster.

The cows are really going to put out the milk on that silage. Bet it really smells good too!! Thanks 😊

Love watching the videos. Takes me back to the days on the farm. I get to help daughter and son in law occasionally.

Looks like a great day

You have a lot of silage, where do you plan on putting the corn silage?

Silo would be easier

Why would you chop 3rd cutting and not earlier cuttings? It seems like the finer material would make high quality bales.

Seems a bagger would be preferable to making those piles. Just a thought.

Do you still have that ranchworx aerator that would certainly smack that pile of silage down quickly with lesser trips on the pile ????

I know, dairying is work but, I think our land & soil would better off with more of them. A sea of corn is unhealthy. Godspeed to you & yours!

Asking why you folks don’t use a agi bag to expensive ?

How have you found it best to cover the silage pile? You have some harsh winters there with wind I am sure. Also your brother was hauling with that rake!! :D

Good job Aaron, Dad, Mason and Owen😊😊😊😊😊😊 I did not see Darby this time around like last year.
Aaron please tell me you are going to sell sweatshirts. I love my Gierok hat, BEST HAT EVER, fits so well. Also, when will the white hat come back in stock?

I have to say that even though I have watched you do this before, it never gets old. Each year is different. Packing always makes me a little worried, but you seem to have it down. Good teamwork. Thanks

Nice looking feed for the cattle.

What size is your gehl chopper

I love farming. Always keep the young ones involved and pass on the love for it

Everyone is working in sync, beautiful day and equipment holding up. This an example of a well lubed machine. Love the videos.

I've always dreamed of owning my own farm machinery, and I recently bought three. Earning $ 32k weekly has helped me in my farm and also give back to the local community and support charities.😊

Thanks for posting

I love to watch you guys doing everyday chores

Do you guys haven’t and cameras on the chopper spout or anything so you don’t have to look back all the time

Does your 1066 have foot throttle would love to see a video on the 686 and the 1066

who's going to milk tonight,they sure will be tired, it always feels good to get your crops in.