Another very interesting video Thank you and God bless you and your family ❤❤❤❤

That was a great ride around to see the baler and the chopper running.   A new auger is in order!!  That much trouble can't continue!!

Whenever I come across farming, it takes me down memory lane. Losing my farm to the hurricane Florence on September 2018 here in North Carolina dealth a huge jab. I got depressed, but an influx of $75k monthly made my family happy one more time

Looks like some of that good late cut Alfalfa Orchard Grass hay....it is the best calf hay we always small baled the late cut think we put a pound or so of Orchard Grass to the acre with alfalfa...but we baled all of our Alfalfa small bales and round bales..Great vid👍👍👍👍

Plenty of action here. Thanks Andy.

That has been one hell of a chopper for you guys. Think about how much material has run through her. Shows that proper maintenance pays off!

Big difference in the sound, she's growling. Appreciate the action keep it coming. Stay safe!

Andy - Pretty easy (for me) to spot location you are chopping.  I can remember having to dig out thistiles in the pasture you now have alfalfa in!

Thanks for the video  Andy very much appreciated top job top team amazing 👏 😊

I’d like to think these guys have already started chopping corn. 🇺🇸🇺🇸 Keep up the great work, Andy and crew. 👍🏻💪🏻

Don’t worry Andy, I’m well aware of what augers and equipment for feeding can do especially after the cover of darkness sets in. Surprising what can happen. Enjoy the time repairing.

Brings back memories here in the 8700 again

You said it yourself New York is hell on earth.... Get it you said that grain would be blowing all over hell lmao

Definitely hear the difference in the 8700. I love how it sounds in corn

PS I got my Hat.   Sorry for the Negative remarks.  You are the Best YouTuber

I figured you were going to tell us Jared went to go bale but Andrew took off with his baler.

Need a bale accumulator

Breakfast with the Hourigans, perfect 👌🏻 do you class that as hay, haylage, or silage? And how do you store the bales, do you wrap them??

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That 8700 sounds good for being 9 years old and