Baling Wheat Straw & Planting Double Crop Soybeans | Bale Barons

Good job ole boy , if you're ever near Perry Missouri you should get up with Kayla Wieczorek of Chronicles of Kayla , she runs a MF 6s-165 a MF 1842s small square baler and a 4250 Bale Baron on their operation . Love your videos , thanks Andrew

Hello from California thank you for your videos Mike Less you are the best

Look. At. All. Those. Amazing. MACHINES!!!!!

Fantastic footage once again Mike

You might say those Bale Barons are Bale Balers? Great video Mike. Wow lots going on there!

nice views, awesome farm machines. greetings from germany 👋

0:10:50 if people are wondering why he's cutting up into "nowhere", he's going opposite the crush direction of the tracked combine to lift its tracks into sellable straw. I know you don't wanna edit and re-upload for it but a plackard/tag would be handy to this point, Mike. This only happens when you're selling straw AND using a stripping head. According to WTFarmGirl's viewers, those little CaseIH are about 70hp short of being able to operate those balers... horrifying... lol. I've always loved the fact that where Arcusin uses 10 hydropneumatic motion actions to turn the bale the Bale Barron just uses a turntable.

What a big baling fleet👍😁 cool to see someone making so many small squares😉👍 thanks for the awesome video Mike👍👍

There must be a massive market for small squares. These bales must be shipped across the entire country to fill a need. Storage sheds to hold these bales must be massive. Great video!

The opening shot of that beautiful country, wonderful! Great video, enjoyed watching all those different machines in action. Regards from Down Under.

That is a lot of balers and straw. Holy cow. 😮

With all that equipment in the fields Mike, you had to be busier than a" one arm paper hanger". Great job though. I was not aware that big of farm operations existed in Ohio.

You have some great videos

WOW - That is quite an operation they have going on there, wonder where they are selling all this wheat straw? Back on our dairy we would bale maybe 200 bales of wheat straw each summer (for bedding hay) but these guys are on an entirely different level. I understand they are clearing the field before no-tilling in the soybeans but the cost of baling that straw isn't cheap on fuel + machinery and man hours. Never seen one of those Bale Baron machines before. Thanks Mike - Awesome long video!

Good video.

Curious who were the largest customers for the straw?

This is an insane amount of equipment. Wow

Must be a big farming operation to have access to this equipment.

I like Mike less videos on YouTube from the imperial county California 👍🇺🇲

They sure like John Deere!