The ULTIMATE buckraking setup? | SEALING the silo with a FANCY new COVER! | SECOND CUT Silage

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Part 2 of second cut silage is buckraking, rolling and sealing the pit! This stage is so important to making good silage and minimising dry matter losses!
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@6thcence897 7 дней назад

You could work with a front pushoff on the puma and compact reversing down

@andythewelder6181 7 дней назад

Would be an option but then to get the required tonnage rolling the pit when they're running flat out with 4 or more trailers. You would need a second tractor compactor and buck rake. Better to have the loader the rest of the year

@6thcence897 7 дней назад

@@andythewelder6181 loader is handy👌

@FarmTheoryNI 7 дней назад

We always have one man in each machine.

@user-gz5nv3ik9z 6 дней назад

Good silo

@michelletravers4256 6 дней назад

Lovely silo

@colmmunnelly8545 7 дней назад

Great vid

@andrewmear8704 7 дней назад

After watching you last year I helped our neighbor with his clamp I did the buck raking and kept rolling he put more loads in the silo than ever and I still hadn’t gone above the walls normally his dad had it 3-4 feet above the wall over winter his silage was the best he’d made. I’ve got the clamping job again this year

@FarmTheoryNI 7 дней назад

You sound like someone I want to hire. 😅

@andrewmear8704 7 дней назад

@@FarmTheoryNI I have way too much going on to do any more we started farming in our own right and I run a cattle foot trimming business and also ai on a few local farms so everything is just busy like yourself

@ciaranconeely8579 6 дней назад

👍👍👍.

@forcesfarming8511 7 дней назад

I love that it’s still a JF even though it’s not a JF 😂😂 Great Video Andrew.

@Tommy-vh7xj 7 дней назад

Your right the compactor is a great investment

@chrisstafford5660 7 дней назад

Thumbs up even if you are loving the orange cover 😅 great content and editing , keep it up!

@FarmersSss 7 дней назад

Have you ever thought of using secure covers instead of tyres? I get very good results of using side sheets with a single black sheet on top with the secure covers then gravel bags around the outside. I have to open it again twice to put second and third cut on top so make it as easy as possible. It gets a double layer of big straw bales after third cut.

@FarmTheoryNI 7 дней назад

I havnt, I might buy some more gravel bags

@michealwhite8776 6 дней назад

What was the video about again Andrew?? I was busy enjoying the soundtrack!😂

@bryanrobertson3068 7 дней назад

Hi Andrew Now is the tine for a Jimny v Lada drag race on your steepest silage field💪

@FarmTheoryNI 7 дней назад

You will have to wait until after third cut! 😅

@UGilmour 7 дней назад

Is the orange side not supposed to be on the silage and the black side on top or does it not matter?

@FarmTheoryNI 7 дней назад

I think it doesn't matter, silostop claim it's orange side up.

@smallfatman7 7 дней назад

Have you any thoughts on the silage safe system?

@FarmTheoryNI 7 дней назад

I heard its a bit of a faff

@moneyprofessional 7 дней назад

Never seen a pit being covered, so really interesting. Would probably be more environmentally friendly to re-use the cover for more than a year, but in the scale of things, not going to save the planet just with that!!

@FarmTheoryNI 7 дней назад

It's actually very little plastic considering it's a once a year job.

@jimgannon1917 7 дней назад

You need a 457s. Two job in one❤😅😅

@FarmTheoryNI 7 дней назад

Might price one. 😅

@mark-hy4ni 6 дней назад

Did u ever see a good hen flicking😊

@ciaranconeely8579 6 дней назад

👍👍👍.

@bobuncle8704 7 дней назад

Should be interesting to see 8f the single piece product works better.

@derekfoster-d1r 4 дня назад

Where do you buy silostop clover in tyrone

@FarmTheoryNI 3 дня назад

FaneValley stores will order it in for you!

@harveyagri День назад

your sheet is upside down the black side should be facing up but i dont know if its better

@FarmTheoryNI День назад

Company says orange side up. 🤷

@harveyagri 10 часов назад

@@FarmTheoryNI does it 🤦‍♂️

@oliverblanch3424 7 дней назад

How much is a descent price for a compactor?

@FarmTheoryNI 7 дней назад

Mine was £8k in 2022

@martinhealy3741 7 дней назад

Other than the obvious, what would you have a pit with a roof? Seems very expensive for what it delivers?

@FarmTheoryNI 7 дней назад

It's excellent! Once anyone builds one they build more, that's the proof of how useful it is.

@thepeoplespal5 6 дней назад

No spashing of horrible water from moving the tyres is worth a roof on its own. A hole in the cover will ruin a minimal amount of silage, compared to a missed hole that is rained on. Its more pleasant taking the covers off, no rain running down your neck. Great place for kids to play if there are a few busted small square bales to fall on to. I could go on :-)

@sean11cvt80 6 дней назад

What’s the “theory” not bringing the tyres up with the buckrake like everyone else?🤔🤷‍♂️

@FarmTheoryNI 6 дней назад

Brings in dirt

@bennyblaney 6 дней назад

Not sealed down the sides and along the front🤔

@seamuspower5900 6 дней назад

Why ye bringing half loads ??

@kierancooney5663 7 дней назад

You don't put cover on the walls why

@FarmTheoryNI 7 дней назад

It's a mess on winter

@stevenfyfe3645 6 дней назад

Great video again Andrew 👏 Can you tell me why people use a tipping buckrake and not a push off buckrake? Flicking, tipping and travelling at the same time always looks like it's a power sapping affair not to mention wear on pins and bushes, a push off buckrake seems a far more efficient way when climbing a pit in my eyes and not so stressful on a machine. Just being curious, is it just farmers preference or are push offs very expensive? Cheers 🍻 👍