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Moving Hay Home


    If you watch closely you will see Mitzi lose a bale right at the very end of this video.
 Cheerily
IJK

Comments (1) Permalink August 30, 2008


Kelley's Dairy Storing Hay


    Jacob helping me out by hauling hay from the back forty while I finished milking and completed other chores.
Cheerily
IJK

Comments (0) Permalink August 9, 2008


Ellis Tire at Kelley's Dairy

    Sunday I again had the opportunity to call Dustin at Ellis Tire Service.  He had been busy with many other calls so I had to wait my turn but he finally arrived and got right to work.  Glinda milked for me as I was busy with Dustin.  He got the tire repaired about 6:30 p. m. and I went to baling.  It was 9:00 p.m. when I got done and I could barely see but it gave me the opportunity to get a lot more hay mowed today (Monday).  I want to thank Dustin for spending his Sunday taking care of those of us not smart enough to take the day off.  I recommend Ellis Tire Service of Mtn Grove for all your tractor and semi tire needs. The photos above are of Dustin hard at work to get me rolling.
Cheerily
IJK

Comments (0) Permalink July 21, 2008


More Hay videos from Kelleys Dairy


Robert K.
Raking hay.

 (Is that a short poem?)
Jacob K.
 Baling Hay

(Did I just make another short poem?)
More Jacob K
Still baling hay

(Would that be considered another short poem?)

Enough for now
Time to Plow

Cheerily
IJK

Comments (0) Permalink July 12, 2008


Still haying at Kelleys Dairy


    I headed to the field to cut the last twenty acres here at home about 9 a. m. My youngest son, Jacob, came out around 10:30 a.m. and climbed aboard to ride awhile.  Sometime around 11:30 his wife, Amanda, and son, Connor, brought us a glass of ice water apiece.  We asked Connor is he wished to ride a round or two but he declined.  They came back out around 12:45 and Connor decided he would indeed like to ride a bit so we helped him aboard.  Connor rode with us about 20 minutes before he decided he had ridden long enough.  Amanda took this picture of three generations on the tractor when she brought Connor to the field. I got through cutting the field a few minutes after 2 p. m. Jacob had stayed with me the full time after he arrived and we were able to have a real good visit. Sure made the day go by easier and quicker. Thanks Jacob. 
Cheerily
IJK

Comments (1) Permalink July 1, 2008


Baling Hay in the Ozarks


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    My oldest son, Francis, volunteered to come and assist me in baling hay today in Douglas County, MO. I rode with him most of the day standing on the tractor steps but I did take the time to make a few videos. Sure made the day go better to have someone with me. Thanks Francis, for your help today.
    Below are some photos of the scenery we were surrounded by today.  These beautiful Ozark Hills

This was taken to the south south west of our position.


This was due west of where we were.


    You can see the storm clouds rolling in to the southwest of us in this photo.  We were sure glad we were about to finish up a long day baling hay.  As we left the driveway of this farm we were peppered with a few large raindrops even though the forecast was for clear all week.
Cheerily
IJK

Comments (0) Permalink June 21, 2008


Baling Hay


This is me baling hay on Bob's farm.  It is hot and dusty work.  Hay season is my favorite time of year even with all the stress.
Cheerily
IJK

Comments (0) Permalink July 17, 2007


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