I wondered who or how the bailing twine was being removed, glad you showed that part. Great video.....and seriously, you do more before breakfast than many of us do all day.
Your Dad can be mightily proud for your ability and desire to carry on the dairy tradition. You are a great testament to the quality individual that life on the farm produces. You come from a great set of genes .
People do not understand how much work goes into the glass of milk or when they put milk on there cereal in the morning ,,Thank you Eric for all your hard work Sir
Thanks for bringing out the hard work farmers do and the organizational you have to get things done. Proud to say my parents were farmers till the milking barn burned down. Love to reminisce how things would have been. Be safe and vigilant. Thanks again from Connecticut but born in Vermont !!!
The milk you guys produce has to taste so good. The care you put in and the diet that you give is amazing. It’s really cool to see you take so much pride and be so educated about what you are doing.
Eric, please make a video of the first time you shave. Just teasing you, buddy. Really enjoy your videos - especially seeing how calm your cows & dogs are around you. You treat your 4-legged friends well. You're a good soul, Eric - and one hard working young man.
This type of viewing should be required viewing for every child in school so they understand the amount of work the goes into producing milk. This hopefully would be beneficial long term to helping the dairyman be profitable and appreciated.
Gosh those cows are so gentle when getting dry cow treatment as if nothings happening too them job well done Eric.. your parents raised a real good kid..
Hello Eric just to let you know the stuff you show today was very interesting you never cease to amaze me it takes a smart, farmer to remember the things you do if you forget something something will go wrong you are a great teacher I love your videos keep making them please thank you for sharing 👍🇺🇸
In the video where are you and your dad answered questions, your dad stated he is very proud of you. He should be, I also feel you should be proud to have him as a father. He seems like a very selfless, generous, gentle, God fearing man. I could see him giving his last dollar to someone in need. Keep doing what you do, it's very exciting to watch your videos when the come out.
There is a circus trick where the performer has spinning plates balanced on sticks. As the plates slow down, they wobble and fall off of the stick. The trick is to keep spinning the plates up faster than they can fall down to see ‘How many plates you can get spinning.” Eric sure has a lot of plates spinning between vets, feeding the hay chopper, drying up cows, laying in bedding, feeding the heifers, mixing up feed for the dry cows and then for the milking cows, scraping out the alleys and putting up T-111 siding on his office. Did not even stop of a “Dew! Well done sir!
Well that took care of my string question pretty quick. Best wishes for the ailing mother of twins. That was probably expensive surgery so the cow must be worth it. We had twisted bowel surgery done on a clydstale mare once. It's nice to see the great care your animals get. I bet the hay chopper guy is kept busy. Nice vid. Peace.
Great awesome video Eric , the dreaded twisted stomach how I don’t miss that in our herd , we had our fare share of those until our nutritionist fixed our issues and on a dry cow program a lot better things to fix other as well . Made a huge improvement, those surgeries were so expensive
Another great video. Always great spending time with you as you go about your day to day activities. My father is a retired Vet, and i have seen that operation done many times. Makes total sense in most cases and many of them continue to be productive members of the team for many years. Seems to cause them little if any discomfort. Certainly shows that you take good care of your valuable cows.
Love all the camera angles and edits! I realize that must extend the time to prepare videos. Just wanted to let you know...it's appreciated. Well done.
Great video, especially when you take the time to explain "why". All that work . . . and before breakfast too! You and your dad sure work well together, glad he's feeling better.
I would just like to say thank you very much for showing your videos on your farming where you are I'm not too sure where you are only just started watching your videos so I'm really enjoying it and thank you very much keep up the great work
Your farm is like a restaurant for cows. These cows like this, those cows eat that, and a third group gets something else. Love it how you care for them all. 😀
@@tctarheelfarmin358 I from White County , Indiana , we lost our last 2 Milking Farms this spring . North of White County is a Corporation Milking Farm , Fair Oaks . No more comment !!!
Just like fire arms “muzzle awareness “ is most critical, when you’re using a plug in circle saw, know where your power cords are. There’s a good chance you could’ve cut through your power cord cutting the top of that 4 x 8. Another great video with many different aspects
Really enjoy your videos. Coming from a beef cattle background in the central part of the US a lot of what you do is familiar, but I learn something with each new video about dairy production. Pretty creative with your camera shots today! 👍👍
Loved the video! It was very informative. I´d love to see an aerial view of your farm, so you can point out, where each building is located, as i still tend to get lost a bit after watching all of your videos...
I really like your videos, your presentations are the best. I watch a number of agriculture youtubers and I must say, you have the best looking cows and also the cleanest facilities
Ran acrossed your page after watching @SaskDutchKid its pretty epic what ya guys got going on, I been to a few Dairy Farms, working on their bulk milk tanks here in Iowa and well, to me yours and Jan's farms are pretty awesome. Thanks for your hard work and long days, and editing videos should be longer too ;) God Bless Eric and your family.
I have to say, I’ve been watching your videos for about 2 mouths now. I must say thank you for caring for your supporters and trying to get the best shot.. keep it up 👍🏽
Glad to hear your dad is doing better. That’s quite the process for treating the cows but it’s a necessary preventative. Happy belated 4th!! Take care & stay safe. Cheers
One more comment, Eric. If you ever have another "Bessie" who needs an operation like the one who had in this video please video & post the operation. So interesting to watch.
You haven't had a Good Glass of Milk, until you've had it Fresh from the Teet! Strained through 2 layers of cheese cloth, Best I've ever Tasted especially that 1/2 inch of Fresh Cream at the top! Yum! And yes you have a Great Farm! Cheers Man.
I like your attention to detail in the videos. In several videos I've thought, but what about this or that ? How is he going to solve such and such ? But by the end you have addressed what I was worried about. In this one, during the hay shredding, I was worried about the bale string being ground up with the hay, but you showed it being pulled off. Thorough job of showing the complete story.
I have enjoyed, and have been a subscriber of your videos from the early 50 subscribers and I must say this has been the BEST and most informative one yet. MANY MANY thanks for sharing with us.
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I just wanted to compliment your farm on how well your take care of those milking cows. They seem very comfortable and relaxed.
Glad hear your Dad is doing better.
I love how gentle you are with the "Ladies". Shows you really care for the cows. Thanks for sharing
I wondered who or how the bailing twine was being removed, glad you showed that part. Great video.....and seriously, you do more before breakfast than many of us do all day.
Thank you for sharing this glimpse of what you & your family do to keep America fed!
I can't think of many professions where a person does that much work before breakfast. 👍🏻
Gives me motivation to wake up early to be fair
I work on a farm at 15 years old and today was my first day waking up at 3:30 to milk! I’ve been their for about 8 months now and I like it!
I was thinking much the same thing.
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Glad to hear your dad is feeling better. Thanks for sharing.
Your Dad can be mightily proud for your ability and desire to carry on the dairy tradition.
You are a great testament to the quality individual that life on the farm produces. You come from a great set of genes .
Anyone else happy when they see a new almost 20 min vid from the 10 gen? And it is on my birthday, thanks Eric!
Happy bday!
Yes! Always happy to see a new one. HB!
Happy Birthday!
Happy birthday Chris.
Hbd
People do not understand how much work goes into the glass of milk or when they put milk on there cereal in the morning ,,Thank you Eric for all your hard work Sir
Glad to hear your dad is doing better love your videos love seeing small family owned farms
Thanks for bringing out the hard work farmers do and the organizational you have to get things done. Proud to say my parents were farmers till the milking barn burned down. Love to reminisce how things would have been. Be safe and vigilant. Thanks again from Connecticut but born in Vermont !!!
Like watching you and your dad work together. Glad to hear his shoulder is on the mend.
The milk you guys produce has to taste so good. The care you put in and the diet that you give is amazing. It’s really cool to see you take so much pride and be so educated about what you are doing.
I’ve never seen this type of operation before can’t believe how big all these machines are. Glad I just found this site.
Nice video! Love to see someone post videos and actually explain what they are doing
Eric, please make a video of the first time you shave. Just teasing you, buddy. Really enjoy your videos - especially seeing how calm your cows & dogs are around you. You treat your 4-legged friends well. You're a good soul, Eric - and one hard working young man.
Your family does a fine job in caring for the cows!! Thanks for the videos!!!
This type of viewing should be required viewing for every child in school so they understand the amount of work the goes into producing milk. This hopefully would be beneficial long term to
helping the dairyman be profitable and appreciated.
Gosh those cows are so gentle when getting dry cow treatment as if nothings happening too them job well done Eric.. your parents raised a real good kid..
Great to see young people working so hard with so much knowledge. Enjoy your videos.
Hello Eric just to let you know the stuff you show today was very interesting you never cease to amaze me it takes a smart, farmer to remember the things you do if you forget something something will go wrong you are a great teacher I love your videos keep making them please thank you for sharing 👍🇺🇸
Dang you are one smart young man and a hard worker at that. It will all pay off in the long run.
In the video where are you and your dad answered questions, your dad stated he is very proud of you. He should be, I also feel you should be proud to have him as a father. He seems like a very selfless, generous, gentle, God fearing man. I could see him giving his last dollar to someone in need. Keep doing what you do, it's very exciting to watch your videos when the come out.
Thanks for the video Eric! Keep up the great work!
There is a circus trick where the performer has spinning plates balanced on sticks. As the plates slow down, they wobble and fall off of the stick. The trick is to keep spinning the plates up faster than they can fall down to see ‘How many plates you can get spinning.” Eric sure has a lot of plates spinning between vets, feeding the hay chopper, drying up cows, laying in bedding, feeding the heifers, mixing up feed for the dry cows and then for the milking cows, scraping out the alleys and putting up T-111 siding on his office. Did not even stop of a “Dew! Well done sir!
You do more work before breakfast than most people do in a day! You’re amazing! I wish I had someone like you working for me!
Well that took care of my string question pretty quick. Best wishes for the ailing mother of twins. That was probably expensive surgery so the cow must be worth it. We had twisted bowel surgery done on a clydstale mare once. It's nice to see the great care your animals get. I bet the hay chopper guy is kept busy. Nice vid. Peace.
553 is a pretty cow. Thanks for sharing.
553 is such a pretty cow ! ....man, I would have stayed to watch the operation !
Eileen Ger haven’t seen much of 482 she must be hiding again
"The last thing I need to do before breakfast..."
Watching you work makes me want to go back to bed before breakfast.
Thanks for sharing..... !!
Great awesome video Eric , the dreaded twisted stomach how I don’t miss that in our herd , we had our fare share of those until our nutritionist fixed our issues and on a dry cow program a lot better things to fix other as well . Made a huge improvement, those surgeries were so expensive
I like the interesting new shots! It does not go unnoticed.
Another great video. Always great spending time with you as you go about your day to day activities. My father is a retired Vet, and i have seen that operation done many times. Makes total sense in most cases and many of them continue to be productive members of the team for many years. Seems to cause them little if any discomfort. Certainly shows that you take good care of your valuable cows.
Very interesting and enjoyable video. I grew up on a dairy farm, and yes there is always things to do. Thank you for sharing your day with us.
The bag of powder you added to the bedding is OMRI listed. Organic, "May the Farm be with you."
You do a good job explaining things and video angles and view. And the way you treat your animals, being patient and not hurrying, spooking them.👍
Love all the camera angles and edits! I realize that must extend the time to prepare videos. Just wanted to let you know...it's appreciated. Well done.
Great video, especially when you take the time to explain "why". All that work . . . and before breakfast too! You and your dad sure work well together, glad he's feeling better.
I would just like to say thank you very much for showing your videos on your farming where you are I'm not too sure where you are only just started watching your videos so I'm really enjoying it and thank you very much keep up the great work
Your farm is like a restaurant for cows. These cows like this, those cows eat that, and a third group gets something else. Love it how you care for them all. 😀
I'M amazed how clean your cows are - beautiful animals - they're well care for. You do a great job!
Keep milking your cattle , we need to keep "Family Owned Milking Farms" ...... 👍👍👍
100% agreed! Corporate owned farming............it's dangerous having large companies taking over the food supply!
Over 95% of all american farms are family owned. Dont worry
@@tctarheelfarmin358 I from White County , Indiana , we lost our last 2 Milking Farms this spring . North of White County is a Corporation Milking Farm , Fair Oaks . No more comment !!!
They have many problems , do check them out , please .....
@@tctarheelfarmin358 All I have to add, is california where they are legislating small farmers to death
Kinda wish you did a sunrise time-lapse. Gosh you have some beautiful colours in it
Eric lives in what some Pennsylvanians call "Amish County". It is absolutely a beautiful part of Pennsylvania.
You do more before breakfast than most people do all day!
Who would have thought watching the process of cows being fed would be interesting? I've subscribed. Thank you.
Just like fire arms “muzzle awareness “ is most critical, when you’re using a plug in circle saw, know where your power cords are. There’s a good chance you could’ve cut through your power cord cutting the top of that 4 x 8. Another great video with many different aspects
Really enjoy your videos. Coming from a beef cattle background in the central part of the US a lot of what you do is familiar, but I learn something with each new video about dairy production.
Pretty creative with your camera shots today! 👍👍
compliments on your herd skills and temperament around the cattle, the cows sense your calm!
Love your cows and your farm. 😁🐄
Love your videos. I always look forward to watching them
Kudos to you. You are one hard worker. Kind of person I like to work with.
is this the way ALL dairy cows are treated ? you really ROCK ...
Fascinating what an operation . I now understand the "dry cow " term as well
Loved the video! It was very informative.
I´d love to see an aerial view of your farm, so you can point out, where each building is located, as i still tend to get lost a bit after watching all of your videos...
Very nine video !! Gotta love cows that never get into trouble!😃 Liked watching the hay chopper🚜
COMPLETELY impressed with your work ethic. I could watch your channel ALL day
I really like your videos, your presentations are the best. I watch a number of agriculture youtubers and I must say, you have the best looking cows and also the cleanest facilities
Always something to do and thanks for the explanation of the processes always interesting bless you all out there
I truly appreciate some of the camera views you give us! some of those shots look quite challenging
Another awesome video. I do like the cutting of the hay bales. Thanks for the cool shots and I hope the cow that had the op is better now.
Ran acrossed your page after watching @SaskDutchKid its pretty epic what ya guys got going on, I been to a few Dairy Farms, working on their bulk milk tanks here in Iowa and well, to me yours and Jan's farms are pretty awesome. Thanks for your hard work and long days, and editing videos should be longer too ;) God Bless Eric and your family.
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So sweet of your dog to get up and go to work with you although he looked a little sleepy haha. As always a great video
thanks Eric take care man.
Man those cows are clean and HEALTHY! great job!
I've learned a lot from your videos. Thanks for sharing.
You make me want to start a little dairy farm. Thanks for the awesome videos!
Great to see the way you treat your animals!
The daily routines of life.That is what makes life go by so fast.Have fun!
Busy, busy day. Thanks for sharing. 🐄🐄😷👍
I'm retired from dairy farming now so I don't get up in the morning until I see double digits on my clock😁
you certainly do keep busy... even when you're taking it easy , yet another fully packed and entertaining video atb
I have to say, I’ve been watching your videos for about 2 mouths now. I must say thank you for caring for your supporters and trying to get the best shot.. keep it up 👍🏽
Glad your dad is doing better!!
Your videos really make me miss the dairy life
Oh my!! The quality of the video!! The MP/VA is amazing!!!!!!!!!!
Really enjoy watching your cinematography skills progress.
You got some really great angles today, thank you.
Nice video! The Cows always seem to be very com. Really cool to see the hay chopper at work. Thank you for sharing! Stay safe and healthy :-)
wow barn style farming is amazing! im in new zealand and we have 1000 cows, all out side on a pasture based system
Excellent video, really enjoy all of your videos, I like the way you e plain what you are doing, thanks for letting us tag along. I live in San Diego
Prayers for your cow to recover 💫🌸💫
Glad to hear your dad is doing better. That’s quite the process for treating the cows but it’s a necessary preventative. Happy belated 4th!! Take care & stay safe. Cheers
You finaly doing bales. Nice. Nice to see you doing that.
I find myself holding my breath during the dusty jobs!
That looks like Harold running the chopper. Good old boy!
Never have seen the teat injections for dry cows very interesting, hope people realize the everyday trudge chores are on a livestock farm.
Does dry just mean they’re not producing and need to be bred?
It always makes my day when I see an upload from 10th gen, this guy is amazing
You make me wake up in the morning to watch your videos
Cool video. Lots to see different jobs.
Just found you and subscribed. Great informative channel. Love American farmers
One more comment, Eric. If you ever have another "Bessie" who needs an operation like the one who had in this video please video & post the operation. So interesting to watch.
You haven't had a Good Glass of Milk, until you've had it Fresh from the Teet! Strained through 2 layers of cheese cloth, Best I've ever Tasted especially that 1/2 inch of Fresh Cream at the top! Yum! And yes you have a Great Farm! Cheers Man.
Awesome video like usual Eric! God bless you.
You do a great job with your videos i really enjoy watching them keep up the good work 👍
I appreciate the effort of all the different shots you take :) 🐄
I like your attention to detail in the videos. In several videos I've thought, but what about this or that ? How is he going to solve such and such ? But by the end you have addressed what I was worried about.
In this one, during the hay shredding, I was worried about the bale string being ground up with the hay, but you showed it being pulled off.
Thorough job of showing the complete story.
dunno why but it always makes me smile to see the cows stretching towards the food and eating the waterfall of food going over their heads lol
I have enjoyed, and have been a subscriber of your videos from the early 50 subscribers and I must say this has been the BEST and most informative one yet. MANY MANY thanks for sharing with us.
I like the high view you did when you were spreading the bedding... (7:47) Cow 553 is very pretty...
Love your videos I would love to come see the farm in work 1 day
great video, our vet use to do DA's rolling the cow, cow standing