Making hay at night is about the best time to do it this year with it so dry.
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Located in south central North Dakota, expect farming and ranching videos, and a few other topics that may come up within the ag industry. We grow variety crops (barley, rye, durum, wheat, oats, corn, soybeans, flaxeed) and run simmental/angus/saler mixed cattle herd. Always looking for ways to improve the operation and what I can do to improve the soil I farm.
Nothing flashy, but I continue to grow this business as being part of the 4th Generation of this farm. My name is Brooks, and I hope you can learn something and maybe I can learn something from you.
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I think I'd be like you and leave the duals on. You have other tractors if needed. Your neighbors appreciate you rounding up their yearlings.
i've never had to rake hay at night but im sure that is coming lol.. my friend only runs one dual.
Nice rake. Your farming scale out there is just a notch bigger than here. I get it with bigger tractors. People laugh at my 98hp NH 5050 as our ‘big’ tractor but fuel and $ invested should dictate size…not pride of ownership . I’ve never hayed at night due to heavy dew here. Weird to look at windrows in headlights.