Hillcrest Farms out with the Massey Ferguson 7495 and the Claas Rollant 455 baling away at second cut silage. Just look at how clean that 7495 is... Not many Claas Combi balers about as well... #arimagery #farming #agriculture | AR Imagery - Farming & Agricultural Videographer

BH Dickey & Son clearing the acres with the New Holland T7.225 Blue Power & McHale Fusion 4. Chasing tight behind the baler was the John Deere 6R145 and loading clearing the bales #arimagery #farming #agriculture | AR Imagery - Farming & Agricultural Videographer

Fine summer evening A Moore Contracting getting grass ground baled on a local sheep & cattle farm. Powering the McHale Fusion 3 Plus is the John Deere 6195R keeping all things going on some steep ground on the lower side of the farm. Carting bales back into the yard is the Massey Ferguson 390T & John Deere 5115 with the single bale lifters #arimagery #farming #agriculture #farmlife HD Link - https://youtu.be/a_pSwBJIBTc | AR Imagery - Farming & Agricultural Videographer

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The last clip I have of round bale silage being made, at "Fairview", between Cressy and Bracknell, in Northern Tasmania, back on 31st October 2024. I think they may have been having a few teething problems with the baler as you can see the bale ejected isn't too flash on this occasion ;) | Craig's Farming Photos & Videos

In 2018, Roger Zimmerschied of LaMonte, Missour, told me about the hay bale unroller he built and uses throughout the winter to feed his cattle. Here's some footage of the unit in action. To see the full episode we made for our TV show, and the rest of our more than 130 similar episodes, visit our YouTube channel, www.youtube.com/ruralheritage | Rural Heritage Magazine