Chopping 2nd Cutting 

I love hearing the tractor sing pulling the chopper! Those NH choppers make their own music...

Tractor running music to my ears 👍🏾 thanks for the great video Mike.

Getting some help from farm kids is a great thing it just dawned on me that silage is kind of like sauerkraut. Not as wet and on a larger scale. No wonder cattle love it!

Luckily for you , you are of a slim build , having to squeeze between the tractor rear wheels otherwise it would be dangerous climbing over PTO shafts. You are making excellent videos as always, even after the family changes. Thank for being so committed.

I'm glad you're tractors are working properly again (Yes, I didn't know how to write that) Thanks for the video!

Hey Mike. Good video. I really like the chopping videos. Hope yall got some rain. We are dry as a powder house in N. Alabama. We need several days of good slow steady rain. Plus it's gonna be triple digits here the next few days to boot. Take care buddy👍

Hi Mike I am so busy all the time sure maybe I can watch you later tomorrow if you want me to or not oh ok thanks and good morning I will see you in the morning oh ok ❤

Nice vid sir.. glad your back to your system of work with the tractors in the right places 😊.. You lost some weight? Might of been just sweating it off... 😊.. bet you were tempted to bale and wrap it.. stay safe 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿

Great video I miss the smell of fresh cut hay.

How is the second cutting hay doing .Just wanted to say thank you for answering my comment no one else does

Hi Mike, p on the farm 🚜

Hope yall got the rain you needed.

Great video Mike i love the drone shots . What brand of alfalfa is that if you don't mind me asking it looks like garst from Canada I used it . I liked it a lot of leaves

good looking 2nd crop

Hay looked so good , can smell it through the video! Lol

Hi mike greeting from burley Idaho 🚜✌️💪

Nice to get back to normal. We had a lot of first cutting that went all in to the barn as square bales. We made 52 round bales trying that out . I think were going to put 2500 small squares of second cutting into the haymow and then all the rest goes in the silo. That worked out pretty good for us last year so were doing it that way again. You said your brother is off the farm now. But if in a pinch when a rain is coming does he have time to help a little? Gotta say by the end of the day you looked beat. (No offense).

What moisture level does the material have to be to go “up” the silo blower?

Does a pull behind chopper have any sensors for metal and things like a self-propelled one does?

I watch a lot of farming videos, and play a lot of FarmSimulator on my iPad, so you can say I’m pretty much a farmer too. You’re doing it wrong

Whew! Long day. You’re looking a tad bit toasty and worn out at the end there.