New 9700 JD Chopper 

Such camera work! Drone, between a truck and a chopper, and a ride along - this video has it all! then watched that Millennial Farmer guy's video, he just played in snow...lol

The rotary screen with the rotating brush to keep the screen is a fabulous idea

Awesome footage!

such good people out there, this is awesome!

Im from minnesota. A few years back we did almost 900 acres of 2nd crop hay with 2 choppers and 6 mergers going for one dairy. It was a good day

I haul reefer and port containers still support the channel and always good to learn something new in the industry 🤘🏽

Looking like alot of fun mabey someday I'll stop in when we have some time we go thru there with our trucks but never seme to have time to stop by maybe some time we will

Thanks for an excellent video with good explanations of how things work

Sure is a lot faster than the one row gehl chopper we use to chop with!😂

Great views

To reduce/ avoid the ruts in the damp alfafa field. (if the Mouse cart is unavailable) Could put multizone central tire inflation on all the semi's and trailer's wheels.(might have to be careful of air line snags in corn silage fields). The Mouse/ Mice could be assisted with a Euro type conveyor loading machine with a wireless camera system, rather than the chain slats in the Mouse, the belt loader and a camera monitor in the haul truck could potentially load the semi more evenly, though the conveyor requires an extra tractor. (e.g see Becklönne Maschinenbau GmbH & Co. KG youtube).// If the ruts are present. Could put central tire inflation (and airbags) on the road runner type bale squeeze to help operator's field ride. Beyond that is expensive. A rough terrain forklift (as a bale squeeze loader) with larger tires, would require a low loader ride to the field. Telehandlers/ rubber tire loaders can do short road distances - depending on road rules. Tractor and front end loader, might need foldable arms on the squeeze and height adjustable back fence (see Heath Engineering, UK facebook super spike bale handler) or a tractor pulled trailer to transport the squeeze between fields.

It's so different there chopping then here in western ny .. I wish for your weather during hay season 🙏

And here I figured you changed cloths because you had a dirty diaper. 🤔 Kool video mister 🚜🚜🚜

Those ruts left in the field are why most European farmers use high flotation bunk out trailers or specially designed trucks in wet conditions.

Great drone video footage Trevor. In so many of your videos i see new housing developments all around you. How long til you AZ farmers are going to be able to continue farming in your area?

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Great video Trevor

lmaf when you called that mud . i can stop in a show you some pics from chopping at home

Great video. Those choppers are awesome and pricey I assume.

That’s crazy they are chopping already. We are headed down to Tonopah area for Claas training the end of February. Looks like that’s pretty close to you place!

Great video, very informative!

We chop in Southern Wisconsin, we run 2 choppers.

Great video

You both impress me for all you do the chopper can do a little more a day if pushed

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impressed sir.

Colour me impressed that guy is cool did he let you drive the chopper?

I know you can't show everything Trevor, but it would have been good to see that Oxbo putting the rows(swaths) together

Two 35 foot mergers and one 575 HP chopper we do 250 acres a day

He has it backwards. 64 percent moisture is definitely drier the 67 percent moisture. Just saying

I noticed what looked like new houses in the background. Has this changed or hurt your farm operations any?

It’s a forage harvester (or chopper) not a tractor. You’re killing me, Smalls.

Dude thought you were a hay farmer! You always show other farmers! Your content is not about your family farm! You're a good dude, but I didn't subscribe to your channel to watch other farmers!