Filling all 3 Bunks in ONE DAY | Corn Silage Harvest 2023

Merch:

Thank You!

[susanellanoble]

I was amazed by how brilliantly the bunker-filling process was choreographed from the the non-stop harvesters to the plastic rolling and tire stackers! Plus I want to applaud you for your wonderful editing, especially how you master the sound so that you don't hurt our ears with sudden spikes in volume from saws and loud equipment. Your channel deserves an award for presentation and content! Bravo!!💗

[JimWhitaker]

Filling all three in one go is setting yourselves a big challenge. Great to see all that winter feed secured. And not forgetting the other people who are doing the milking etc. all this while.

[RandomGigabytes]

Watching corn silage for 4 years now
Still satisfying to watch

[torril]

So fascinating to watch this process. Thank you, Eric for sharing your farm life. 👏

[beancountlynda]

Even though I have watch this harvest for several years, I always enjoy seeing the teamwork it takes to get the harvest completed. Excellent explanation of what is happening!

[chriss]

Eric, I live for that yearly shot of the chopper shooting straight into the bunk. Why? I have no idea. 😂 Congrats on another wonderful harvest.

[collisionspecialists]

Eric I have watched every video that you’ve posted to YouTube long time fan of you and your father and I would just like to say I couldn’t be prouder of the job that you and your father do, both you and your father are prime examples of what hard-working decent people can accomplish, while being so beneficial to others as well. Keep up the good work and I will keep you and your family in my prayers.

[michaelzeigerman]

Been waiting all year for this video Eric! Thank you for feeding America with your family and also this wonderful relaxing content.

[cynb]

Back in the day when we still had our dairy I remember the bunker getting filled with chopped corn and that unique smell as the D-8 Cat pushed and packed the silage down making sure it would be ready for winter. Then when the snow was flying the cows were so happy to get that steaming hot silage to warm them. Thanks for the memories. It makes me want to milk a cow. LOL.

[zachsmith]

Good to see those bunkers filled again Eric! Great video.

[gavinperry]

Filling 3 bunks in one session is a MAJOR ACCOMPLISHMENT & takes good coordination from the whole team

[kimcwhite]

Corn silage harvest is my absolute favorite video! Your harvest company is fast & efficient. You and your family are great too. Top notch equipment & a beautiful crop. I'm glad you talked about the toxic gases!

[michaelmckay]

12:48 The money shot we wait for all year lol

[vargasdunes]

The corn silage harvest is my favorite 10th Gen. video each year! Thank you again for all your hard work 👏🌽🐮.

[dndborn]

Eric, always amazing how everything comes together. The teamwork was great. It was nice seeing the young ones willing to help and work hard.

[davidepool]

When we were in the dairy business in the 60s and 70s we had a two row corn chopper and two carts. Some of our fields were several miles away and one person did the cutting and hauling to a fifty foot upright silo. It would probably take us a month to chop that much silage and put it away. We used to store our silage in an in ground pit that didn’t have concrete sides. We had one cow that would stand at the base of our upright silo and lick the juices oozing out and she would basically get drunk.

[rusnsc]

I’ve watched this process for several years it seems here…it never gets old! Thanks.🙏🇺🇸

[jeremy]

Hi Eric. it is interesting to watch different farm operations. Your bunk solutions are very different from the other farms I watch over in the UK. And your solutions seem a lot better thought out and efficient and useful to protect the silage in the bunk. I think your model could be duplicated on other farms to better their operations.

[christianterrill]

The most exciting time of the year on the farm, harvest season!!! Also super impressive the chopping team was able to find a new tire at 3am in the middle of no where, and have it installed in 30 mins or so.... that's pretty freaking cool.

[JohnGotts]

Great harvest! People from the suburbs don't have any idea what goes on at farms. Thanks for teaching us. You're doing excellent work.