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Face mask I would think.

Atleast it wasnt 1001 dollars

How many rocks could there be?😅

Hope it's worth it at least, gotta do it.

Get an accumalater that will pick it up and stack it too . Yall still doing it the hard way.

Just the other day we had a tractor fire not because of the heat or nothing but a bearing went out and started a small fire. While we were cutting wheat

Wear gloves

My guy in 19th gear spraying😂 one ditch and its over

That's the fun part. I always disliked getting close to the barn roof when stacking in the barn. The higher you got, the hotter it was.

Young kids don’t know much because you wear long sleeve shirts when throwing hay to keep your forearms from cuts and poking

They will wake up every morning with numb feet by the time they are 30.

Don’t sell it that can be bad for goats and sheep. They only eat 1st cutting or 2 nd cutting

And why are you wearing that mask

We used to use a bale stuker then you went around with the trailer and tractor picked up the six Bales in the steuck and loaded it on with the front end loader

Organic, mold-fed beef. The American standard.

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I want to marry a country farmer boy because i want this life so bad!!

1000 dollars ain’t THAT much, but its the thought of all the labour you had to do going to waste

Maby line the bottom with Terracotta? Not a farmer, just a question.

cable winch works much better dont have to be as close or acurately. Torpedo,hitch.

A necessidade os faz ter inteligência ( 😊... é a necê ) = necessidade😅😅

Gloves work better on your hands. You should be wearing an apr with ammonia filters. Farm can afford an expandable hitch they can afford your ppe. Wear it. If nothing else great job for wearing the face mask.

Three “inexperienced City girls” that could drive a truck with a trailer, toss and stack hay knowing how to do it properly, then also could use and toss ratchet straps like they’ve been taught how to do it. They should get real city girls not ones that have been show how to do the work.

I think how it forms it's from a lava poket in magma rises up then ofc cools down into rock which is part of the rock cycle

I know that stinks too

Cows can eat the moldy wheat?

I worked on an organic farm for 2 summers. The guy hired me to replace 2 teenagers, so I was alone in the back hauling/stacking bales. The trailer we had only held about 100 bales, so Id pull and stack, then turned around and unloaded them all onto a conveyor belt. We'd do a couple runs (about 200 bales) them I got to take a break by weeding the garlic field. 😂 Honestly... the work was great. I loved being active and busy but I HATED all the scrapes and cuts id have up both arms from the hay. 🤬

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Who is thinking of the show 911

Whos saw him hitting himself

Imma play farming sim

Spoiled. And for straw. I was walking along side the wagon throwing bales of straw over the side rail of the wagon when i was 14. And i wasn’t wearing gloves either. 🤣

I had to this with 500 pounds in are pig feeder

Twist in the strap.

“And also not clean the old mold”

How we haul by hand? Well by hand of course as you stated.😂

mmmm......my meat has a hint of mold

Every meth head watching is searching for their IP address

When ur a farmer people think ur broke in reality ur not.

WTF HOW 120

Respect for the work

Wheat🌝 Wee-

Loading and UNloading bales of hay by hand is a thankless job. Great job boys, thank you.

colonize meal woms with it then sell them make youre money back

Are they supposed to be blue like that? I don't know. Makes it feel wrong somehow.

That's a GREAT day's work!! City kids would do well to spend a month doing this every summer.

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Wow. Seems like cheating. 😆 joking. We've always thrown the bales up by hand.

They are spending 2x the gas. In Indiana when I was a teenager we had the trailer hooked on the the bailer. An old man and I worked on the trailer stacking the bales. When 5 or so trailers were filled we took them to the barn and used a corn elevator to run them up into the haymow. I worked in the hay mow stacking the square bales. Why bale them, put them on the ground. Next day or so they pick them up. A waste of fuel and time. Then if it rains they woukd bebtoo wet for the hay mow. A good way to burn your barn down. We filled 4 or 5 big barns every year for our cattle, and horses. The hay was alfalfa. The straw was wheat stuble and oats stuble for winter. We also helped the old man bailing his hay and straw. This was all in the early 1960s. Teenage boys living in the cities should have to work on farms every summer learning how to work, and milk cows by hand morning and evening.

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