File versions: The hay was baled using a Ford 5000 tractor and a John Deere 336 baler with the hydraulic bale-kicker attachment.
The bales are loaded into a traditional arch-roof stanchion barn with a haymow above the cow milking and feeding area.
There are adjustable tipping gates every few yards along the inside elevator that allow bales to be dropped off anywhere along the length of the haymow.
The addition allows for a warmer work environment in the winter when the barn cleaner is run and manure hauled away in the spreader.
In this haymow, there is an open work area that is kept free of bales in the center of the mow, at the top of the barn hill.
Should include video of the grass cutting and side-raking, and I noticed during editing that the image is tilted sideways, due to being inexperienced using a tripod out in a field.