WE’RE BACK ALREADY 😆 Our new year goal was to try and do weekly videos so… here we are! In this video we are showing you what we feed our animals during the winter, briefly how it’s made and how it is fed. We hope you enjoy!
Your videos are so enjoyable! There is almost always laughter which makes my day better. This video was really informative, I had heard of the kind of trailer you have but have Never seen one or how it works. Your Dad did a really good job explaining.
That was really informative and entertaining. Thanks to your Dad for the forage wagon tour. Quite a few cracking features ie the cameras steering axle etc. lastly you two are two full on hard working gals and comedians to boot 👏👏😂
Excellent video, your Dad did a great job explaining the whole thing, does well under the pressure from you pair, but you can see how proud he is of you both.
i understand that U R silage is not corn 🌽 silage # is this Sorghum Sudan or Alfa Alfa grass silage ??? # Use inoculation for proper fermentation of silage for sufficient Lactic acid synthesis # take all measures to prevent fungi growth in silage since if cows ingest fungus contaminated silage may cause infections # nice chopping machine #❤️ 🇵🇰
Do you just feed the 1st cut silage, then when it runs out, you start the 2nd cut, then 3rd cut? Are they all the same quality or is one cut better than the other? I grew up on a dairy farm in central Illinois in the US and we fed a ration of alfalfa silage, corn silage, cracked corn, and supplement, then the cows had dry alfalfa hay in feeders on the yard.
Exactly that! We feed in the order they’re cut. The quality can be different as it depends on the whether when it was done field conditions etc but will always be fairly similar from cut to cut 😊
