1st week of May photos

KFD68 · May 4, 2011

3rd May 1st cut grass silage, 2 x 10 foot Claas mower/conditioners

4th May early morning tedding

4th May late morning rowing up

4th May early afternoon

Mike (WA) · May 4, 2011

It'd be kinda fun with equipment like that- instead of a bunch of old broke down stuff and getting grass down your neck if the wind is blowing wrong.

I did always like the smell of the grass, though, and I suppose you'd miss that, being cooped up in all those cabs. . . LOL

Looks like a pretty squared-away operation. Thanks for the pics.

Bob Bancroft · May 4, 2011

Where. We always want to know where?

James Howell · May 4, 2011

Nice operation; looks like a good crop.

Thanks for sharing your photos with us.

GordoSD · May 4, 2011

What kind of grass? Looks like our orchard grass. This is in Europe somewhere?

Vito · May 4, 2011

Could be England with the water in the background in the last picture.Nice looking operation.

Vito

Tony in Mass. · May 4, 2011

My guess is the south coast of England. Not Kent? Not Sussex, cliffs are still too dark. Further west? Some guys in US out west were asking why northeast yankees want to have an old tedder around- this thing is like an egg beater on steroids! Devonshire? We wait with bait breath.....

Bob Bancroft · May 4, 2011

Would they be that much farther along than we are?

Tony in Mass. · May 4, 2011

I guess this years was worse than usual, but I had a freind in Cornwall, the very southwest part of England, if he mowed the lawn twice a month rather than twice a week, that's how he knew it was winter. Let's say southern England 'winter' is 'April' in New York state.... disgusting but true.... worst yet is all summer is like May.. usually is, in NYS.... when the patriots won the revolution, they should have made the poms move here

Dblair · May 4, 2011

I think it's Birmingham, England but am not absolute
on that , but his IP tells me so.

mark in boonville ny · May 4, 2011

at least you got good wheather there. we have had maybe 3 or 4 nice days without rain in the past 4 1/2 weeks literally. good man using the new holland.

flying belgian · May 4, 2011

Not familier with cattle feeding at all. Why does hay have to be chopped to ensile it?

Haywood · May 4, 2011

Northern Wales.

Anonymous-0 · May 5, 2011

I am going to guess at Pembroke area of Wales, did you go on the national road run David. MJ

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