Oh man, sorry to hear you’re having to buy hay in June, Not a good sign! I see you’ve e added a “wire guide” on the wire winder, I don’t recall seeing that addition! Works great though! Stay safe and don’t get too much sun!
Shell Rotella Super Rigs came to my hometown Albert Lea MN a few years ago. It was awesome to see all the different trucks all polished up with some pretty cool paint schemes
Wish y’all could haul from NC, I’ve got 75 4×5 rolls of fescue I’m sellin at $30 a roll, not the highest quality but I sure would love to send it to someone that needs it when it could help.
Were your pulling the fence line why not cut that grass and make a few more bales of hay. as a bonus cut its always great to save some money were you can
I love the Jade truck from my hometown of Winnipeg MB Canada. I really enjoy all your videos. I recently purchased merchandise from farm focused. And I have been telling all my friends and family about your amazing channel. ❤ everyone at Sonne Farms.
I have to ask. Why dump the corn in the pit like that when you could use your conveyor and make on bigger pile and not drag it? I get it might not be long enough but would it be better than this?
I was hoping for a Fletch comment, using the whole fist doc! A pair of small bolt cutters works great for removing t post clips. Just cut the back and gather the 2 pieces for scrap.
Quit saying hay and that cow will leave you alone. Fixin’ fence, oh yeah, all right now. If I could I’d come on up there and help fix fence r take one up or put one up. I love fixin’ fence. I’m happy about your little bit of rain. Listen to your paw Cole. He’ll teach ya right. Prayers going up! How did you like the poking and prodding Brian? Great job with your wiring winder Cole. Queen Ellie! Storla Station
Did not pronounce name of city where the truck show was. I am very hard of hearing couldn't pull it out. I am retired farmer combiner and trucker now currently caring for wife at home with dementia for 8 years now. Enjoy videos of farm activities. Last year was first harvest I missed in 68 years. Understand the rain situation. We went from burned up wheat in one farm to maybe doing some good on another farm after 10 inches of rain. Too bad it wasn't earlier but will help corn and beans.
Love y’all’s channel,,, my husband and I watch it all the time,,,,, sure wish we had 1/2 the equipment y’all do,,, Husband doing hay with his old non AC tractor,,, sure is HOT… but it’s got to get done,,,, praying for rain and hopefully a 2nd cutting,,,,, he and one of my sons farm together,,, we get a kick out of you two pokin fun at each other,,, just like my son and husband ,,!!! Stay safe in this heat guys !
Its really sad times when here in CA. Were are paying 10.00 a pound for ground beef. And I doubt cattle farmers are getting that for their cattle. We can't buy anything it triple the price.
I sure wish you guys could bump the audio up about 10 decibels or so on your editing there I really have trouble I'm an old guy hearing some of your stuff
I've been farming for 6 years and I completely love it. The joys, challenges and sorrows included. However when I look at my account book, I sometimes feel like I should be getting much more from it. Best year so far has been just above 2% of the profits I made. The rest has gone into farming expenses and operational costs. Anyone has a way of increasing this number significantly? Of course patience comes with the job but then, there has to be a better way or rather a faster way. Will appreciate any advice greatly
Glad you got some rain!
Every time you use the wire winder it takes me back to watching you build it. What a time saver! Do you sell the used wire for scrap?
i like uncle geoffs farm nice surrounds like a aussie farm in some parts hope brian gets a ok from the docs
Like I tell my kids, you make a decision and live with it. Hopefully you can make the right decision most of the time.
Now Brian…better to go and finding nothing wrong than to not go and wish you did later. Yep. That's a woman's logic. Love your wife.
Thank you for taking the time to share your story with us all. 👍
Oh man, sorry to hear you’re having to buy hay in June, Not a good sign! I see you’ve e added a “wire guide” on the wire winder, I don’t recall seeing that addition! Works great though! Stay safe and don’t get too much sun!
We’re getting such wonderful rain here in Rapid City, I don’t understand why it’s not more consistently going to you guys!!
Thank you Lord for the rain. We continue to pray and believe for more rain for all the drought areas. 🙏
Shell Rotella Super Rigs came to my hometown Albert Lea MN a few years ago. It was awesome to see all the different trucks all polished up with some pretty cool paint schemes
Need to have your head examined for wearing a Bucsh t-shirt.
More rain forecast for you guys?
Wish y’all could haul from NC, I’ve got 75 4×5 rolls of fescue I’m sellin at $30 a roll, not the highest quality but I sure would love to send it to someone that needs it when it could help.
Were your pulling the fence line why not cut that grass and make a few more bales of hay. as a bonus cut its always great to save some money were you can
Winders Sold at Storla Station ?
Is that mud on the tires??
Will you tryy to cut and bale the grass in the fence row you pulled out?
I love the Jade truck from my hometown of Winnipeg MB Canada. I really enjoy all your videos. I recently purchased merchandise from farm focused. And I have been telling all my friends and family about your amazing channel. ❤ everyone at Sonne Farms.
I have to ask. Why dump the corn in the pit like that when you could use your conveyor and make on bigger pile and not drag it? I get it might not be long enough but would it be better than this?
I was hoping for a Fletch comment, using the whole fist doc! A pair of small bolt cutters works great for removing t post clips. Just cut the back and gather the 2 pieces for scrap.
I haven’t done the rear exam yet and I’m not looking forward to it ! I’m only 46 so I should be good right ?
Is the storeless station still open?
Quit saying hay and that cow will leave you alone. Fixin’ fence, oh yeah, all right now. If I could I’d come on up there and help fix fence r take one up or put one up. I love fixin’ fence. I’m happy about your little bit of rain. Listen to your paw Cole. He’ll teach ya right. Prayers going up! How did you like the poking and prodding Brian? Great job with your wiring winder Cole. Queen Ellie!
Storla Station
Enjoy your videos all the time, question, is the drive around 6 hours to Gillette Wyoming from your farm?
Why do you not wear your seat belts?
Cole can or do you reuse the bar wire after you roll it up with that contraption?
Please HELP Volume on your videos is BAD Youtube volume 100% computer volume 100% Struggle to hear Thanks
Thank you Sonne farms!!
For the love of Pete please put on your seatbelts! The dinging is driving me nuts!! 😂😂
Good people. Love your Dad. Always looking forward coming home to watch your show….
Kool winder!
Thank you
Did you name your 2 trucks? If not, can you name one Leila?
Nice work keeps the place looking good.
I’m always sitting while watching you work. I enjoy this agreement we have. Great video.
is that 120.00 per bale + shipping?
Did not pronounce name of city where the truck show was. I am very hard of hearing couldn't pull it out. I am retired farmer combiner and trucker now currently caring for wife at home with dementia for 8 years now. Enjoy videos of farm activities. Last year was first harvest I missed in 68 years. Understand the rain situation. We went from burned up wheat in one farm to maybe doing some good on another farm after 10 inches of rain. Too bad it wasn't earlier but will help corn and beans.
Love y’all’s channel,,, my husband and I watch it all the time,,,,, sure wish we had 1/2 the equipment y’all do,,, Husband doing hay with his old non AC tractor,,, sure is HOT… but it’s got to get done,,,, praying for rain and hopefully a 2nd cutting,,,,, he and one of my sons farm together,,, we get a kick out of you two pokin fun at each other,,, just like my son and husband ,,!!! Stay safe in this heat guys !
Its really sad times when here in CA. Were are paying 10.00 a pound for ground beef. And I doubt cattle farmers are getting that for their cattle. We can't buy anything it triple the price.
thank you
I sure wish you guys could bump the audio up about 10 decibels or so on your editing there I really have trouble I'm an old guy hearing some of your stuff
I saw this article on CNN to day it may be some interest to your farm, This professor believes a new method of cow grazing could help save the planet
I've been farming for 6 years and I completely love it. The joys, challenges and sorrows included. However when I look at my account book, I sometimes feel like I should be getting much more from it. Best year so far has been just above 2% of the profits I made. The rest has gone into farming expenses and operational costs. Anyone has a way of increasing this number significantly? Of course patience comes with the job but then, there has to be a better way or rather a faster way. Will appreciate any advice greatly