Introduction to Hay Mowing Equipment and Field

hey guys it's Josh Tony rich farmer here we are today we are mowing we're mowing hey beautiful wonderful awesome hey ok so I've already been out here mowing probably eight and a half hours yesterday didn't want to take you out here with me on the first day wanted to take you out on the second day where I can get the drone to follow me around can't do that when it's real close to the woods so anyhow I want to take you today show you the field that we're mowing this is a 25 acre field the timber crew is set up on this side and if you haven't been to any of my vlogs if this is your first time look back through there's a lot of stuff going on here on the farm we have timber being cut we've got stumps being removed land being smoothed out mowing some hay building barns lots of stuff going on but today is all about mowing hey let me take you over here and show you and talk to you about the equipment that we're using you might see I think I've got a little bit of sunblock on me always wear your sunblock guys and don't forget to get those ears okay put that put that sunblock on your ears guys this is where a lot of people get skin cancer we don't want skin cancer stuff burns so the piece of equipment you're looking at here is called a hay - a new holland hay bond it's probably about 15 or 20 years old runs great they're about 30 daggone lubrication points on this thing and the biggest thing you got to do to make your equipment last is lubricated so come along here with me on the vlog and we'll talk a little bit about the hay mine we'll talk about how it's connected to the tractor we'll talk about what it does and everything to go along with mowing this hay and look back here behind me beautiful wind rows of hay this stuff will take three or four days to dry but anyway we'll talk about that so come on let's go