Bagging HAY at 100% Moisture 😅

Speaking from experience, you will never bag hay that wet again... I hope you don't have the metabolic problems with your herd like we did the time we did that. 80% moisture causes buteric acid which is bad for fermentation.

I love watching 👀 you guys get er done. Old school and still killing it. Keep up the great team work you'll never fail.

I think you would definitely love some quick hitches for all the chopping you do and all those boxes. I think everyone would love them! Great videos Kip!!!

What beautiful drone shots!!!!TY!!!!❤️🙏🇺🇲 You can always count on super trucker God bless him!!❤️❤️❤️🇺🇲🇺🇲🇺🇲

Never to hot to eat. Even after my sandwich was riding around on an open station tractor for a few hours. Have a good one guys !

Always a good working video.

I hope with all the moisture it doesn’t rot, but you know what you’re doing so good luck love your video and the drone shots

Man that ole case tractor is one sweet ride

Appreciate u sharing! USAF!! 🇺🇲

Thanks for another great video Kip. It was interesting and informative and enjoyable to watch. Thanks for the drone footages today. Gives you a real good perspective on what is going on in the field and you can judge better on the haying operation. Thanks. I know you are concerned about the hay moisture in the bags and I would be also. But you were kind of forced into it with the rains and hay on The ground. You had to give it a try anyway. Hopefully you can salvage most of it. Doing the best you can with it. Hang in there. Will be interesting to see how it is when you go to use it for feeding. Let us know how it goes. These super hot days be careful. Drink plenty of fluids. Easy on the solids. Glad the super trucker could help haul the wagons. With all that moisture I bet those wagons were heavy pulling. He had duals on too help. About it I guess. Sorry you had trouble with the hay moisture. Take care Kip and crew. The Iowa farm boy. Steve.

Great video Kip! Love the drone shots! God Bless.

With all that "juice" You could make an alfalfa smoothie lol, The 2nd cut looks great and so does the hay, Great video!

Another very interesting video 😊😊😊😊

Love Super Trucker's International!! ❤

Use a 3 tine bale spear and break the hay up in the bag before scooping it up

We use the quick hitches for the wagons & tractors. That allows you to release a wagon and hook up the next wagon without getting off the tractor. It’s very easy for the chopper to hook up without anyone assisting. It’s just saves some much time and you back up and trailer latches and your off. A little expense at first But we’ll worth it.

What a beautiful farm you have there. 2nd cutting looks awesome . 100% moisture . Hopefully everything will work out well with this cut .

Echo what others said, I put a few loads up fresh to finish a bag, made good manure when i opened the bag.

Love this vid, Kip

Just because you can doesn't mean you should. Bags are like any other storage if you put it in to wet it's going to be junk. I put a small amount up that looked like that and ended up spreading it back on the field later.