I’ve gone back a year in your videos and I’m slowly getting to the front. Then I’ll go back and hit the ones from years back. Gotta say that I find your videos relevant, engaging and I’m learning a lot. Keep it up Taylor!😀
From milk tank diving to sign making to poop gutter maintainence ....girl you certainly have it all going on. Oh! and your a great docudrama film maker 👍🐮👍🐮👍🐮👍 A fan from New Hampshire
Seeing Brent walk reminds me of all the retired dairy farmers where I'm from that had stall barns and pipeline milking. Lots of knee, hip, shoulder and back surgeries.
You are really good at explaining things, I've seen water bowls similar to yours except instead of the button the cows push a grate inside the bowl. Tim the Toolman Taylor from Home Improvement would be impressed with your skill on the reciprocating saw... 🙂
Hi Taylor. No rest for the weary on a farm Have you found any hats for the ladies yet. Enjoy your videos and shorts. Hot and humid here.Hope the weather stays good for a while. Have a nice weekend. Say hi to Brent
Hi Taylor! Great job with your daily adventures. Had no idea just how much work was involved with dairy farming. Please be extra careful when working around all that farming equipment. Try to power it down when you do! Finding your channel to be one of the most interesting now. Thank you!!!
Hi! Thank you so much! Yup farming is a job that’s never truly finished 😀. I will try my best to be safe and vigilant around our equipment 😁 So glad you are joining us and that you are enjoying the adventures!! 😀
Hi Taylor, thank you for sharing your time with us, it is always a pleasure to see how happy and caring you are to your animals ,especially setting the bird free ! Glad that all your girls were safe.Good job with the sign too ! And glad that you are aware of protecting your hearing.Looking forward to next time, best wishes 💓☕🐄🐈⬛
Hi Taylor, chores and maintenance on a farm are always a given but through your videos you make them informative and entertaining. I figured out why Brent is always smiling in your videos- because he knows he has a very good and talented helper. Great video as always and it’s always great to see your beautiful smile. 😊
When you are working by yourself and need to shoot keep a 2x4 for the purpose handy to put between the stall base and the opposite wall to force and keep the wood you want to shoot in place.
I really enjoyed your video today!! Thank you Taylor for sharing!! You are a " Jill of all Trades" !!! Saved a bird and accomplished so much more!!! You did a great job on those letters!!! They will definitely be the icing on the cake when painted and installed!! I hope you have a wonderful day!!! God bless!!!! Eddy
I always look so forward to your new posts. I’m still amazed at what you do. It’s very evident that you are not afraid to try new things. Loved the farm sign cut out. Great job.
Another enjoyable video. You are one great employee. Not afraid to try anything. Great job on the sign. Love your necklace. Love using those nail shooters. They do such a great job. Have a great day and God Bless
Very impressive how much you two get accomplished every day. I think it’s because if you want something done ask a busy person to do it. I enjoy your channel and look forward to every post…
Great video Taylor, those letters look great, are you gonna use an oil based paint, not water based, as oil will help preserve them, and do the backs with old engine oil. 😉
Good job Tay! The "bullet gun" looked to be working pretty well. It's interesting how at about 5 am your skies are pretty bright, even with the fog. 5 am here in Michigan is still pretty dark. And we're in the same time zone! We are on the western edge of it. Fun seeing all the jack of all trade "chores" you have to do! Actually it is interesting, rather than fun. But you get the drift!🐄🐮
Hi Taylor thanks for sharing another great video, great to watch how you can turn your hand to anything. Free the bird so the cat 🐈 can get it that made me smile 😅. Thanks again take care and stay safe 👍 😊.
Hi Taylor. You always have a smile and a happy attitude when you work on projects. Your attitude and skills make this a great channel. Suggestion for you and Brent: use a come-a-long secured to the post near the gutter to pull the head post back even with the concrete edge. Keep up the good work and many blessings to you and Brent.
That sign will look great once it finished and installed, Taylor. You will have great satisfaction and memories every day you show up for work and see it on the barn. Thanks for sharing the process so far. I look forward to seeing the rest of the sign making process. Have a good day, Taylor. Take care.
I think it's nothing shy of fantastic that you saved the bird, most people would not even look twice, I say this because I care way more for creatures than I do people, hopefully it comes back and sings you will song One day!
You remind me of me, Taylor, knowing when to stop when a job is tedious and exhausting. It's definitely better than making mistakes, and having to go back to fix them!
Hi Taylor, another day and more chores. It will be good to have the new sign up on the palour and you are doing a great job with the jigsaw. I did notice no ear protection, you will need good hearing for a long time, so please get some ear plugs. Has Brenton thought of putting some round timber logs on the inside of the stall to stop the girls from moving the bottom rail with their feet? Your bull may need check to see if he is up to job, can't have the girls not being pregnant. Thanks for sharing, I enjoyed it too. Chris from Australia 🇦🇺.
Good job on the words. That’s going to make the barn look awesome. I always learn something new when you talk about feeding. Another great video. You and boss man have a good weekend.
Fantastic job Taylor you really know your stuff 👏. Your passion is for your job and employment is absolutely fabulous and brilliant. Very well done and presented videos by you as always 😊. Please say hello to Brent for me and thanks again for taking us along with you in your working day. Kindly yours from all of us in Ireland. Pat Brazil.
Amazing hard working woman, to find someone to work for a dairy farm at your age is awesome not sure if this is your family farm or not, but I am enjoying your videos, I have been to Maine twice,we went to the Windsor county fair to show goats about 5 years ago Thanks for sharing your story.
I love your videos you are a Jake of all traits and a master of none lol Yes we are finally getting rain here in Illinois and good to here you got the hose fixed be safe Taylor
Fun video, you are talented and artistic more than you know. Wood working is easy for some by most people would fail at cutting the letters out. Remember they will be up in the air a ways so they will look great. You know how to do so many things on the farm. Nice job saving the bird it was the right thing to do. It is nice to see someone with empathy for Gods creatures. If you have not sent the cow that could not rebreed off yet did you ask the vet about a shot of hormone to spark her hormones? We had some that could breed after a shot and some went a few more years able to rebreed. It is wonderful watching your videos and seeing how you guys farm. Hope you all stay safe and healthy.
Thank you so much, that is true it will be much harder to see flaws from that high up😊. I will definitely ask about hormone shots for that cow never know might be just the key. Thanks again!
Always good to see what you are doing around the farm. You would be an asset to anyone you worked for. Hope you prime the lettering as it will last longer. You are doing an excellent job cutting them out. No will notice any that are perfect but then they do not need to be. I have used one of those nail setters and hearing protection is a must.
Tks for sharing Miss Tay. Hope Brent is doing good too? How was that older cow That Brent had to go look for, sign looking good.. can't wait to see it in place.
.... first started using concrete nailers back in the 70's before the big awareness of hearing protection. The big thing was to have mouth open at time of detonation, guess it is to allow for equalization of the pressure, guess sorta like when one goes to a high elevation and the is discomfort in ones inner ear and one flexes the jaw and ears pop making things feel better, anyhow still do it do this day .... had to laugh when Brent gave it a wallop, thought it was going right out the other side .... thx for the share .. as always .. never stop dreaming, just dream bigger .... have fun be safe, save our oceans ....
@@tayfarms ... you never know where things come from and if the theory holds water, just something that I still do .... thx or the reply .... make it an extraordinary week .....
beautiful new born claf # nice hay feeding to cows # but feed the cows wheat , Soybean , barley , Rye & Cron aswell to provide full metabolic energy # UR girgeous girl & i love ❤ U # 🇵🇰
Taylor, maybe this has been asked before, but after you unroll the bale of hay for the Moo Moos do you go back and push the hay closer to them it seems the push the hay away from them just to get the good stuff on the bittom😊
For rinsing out the stall water bowls you can go to a store and get some small rubber kids' balls the right size and just sploosh the water out with them. Wrap em with duct tape and a piece of dowel to give em a handle - super quick but may get your boots wet... you wear boots right?
Was I the only one yelling to unfasten the back cross brace 2x4 and the bottom plate would have slid into place without pounding then refasten the cross brace.
I cant for the life of me figure out your work schedule! how many hours a day do you work starting when? signs looking good i hate using a jig saw, cant make them work right at all but you do great will you raise a replacement or buy one from where?
Can you ask Brent a question that me and the neighbors were recently talking about? Here in the central mountains of PA, up until bulk tanks and pipelines come about, the barn milk house was always away from the barn and the milk was carried to it from the barn. Usually they were located half way between the farm house and the barn, but not always. What we were wondering, since we know alot of houses were connected right to the barn in New England because of nasty winter weather, was the milk house between the two all connected? Or off in another direction but still connected to the barn? We assume none stood off on their own like down here. I am sure my shop retiree lawn chair crew(And this young guy) would love any info he could give on the subject.
In Wisconsin our old dairy barns like the one we have the milk house is attached. The only reason it why you wouldn't might be the location of the well. Of course, before bulk tanks you had milk cans cooled by well water.
Sorry for the late answer! Around here having the barn, milk room, and house all attached is fairly uncommon. But the milk room and barn were always attached on older barns typically with the milk room jutting in front of the barn closer to the road. Hope this helps!
I think all milkhouses had to be separate from animal housing areas. Even if it was connected to the building, there had to be a hallway or breezeway or a room between the milk house and area that the cows were housed. The barn on the farm that I grew up on was the only one I remember seeing that had a doorway directly through the end wall of the barn that went into a small room with concrete walls and roof and built into the barn hill so it was underground several feet. There was a concrete tank inside that room and filled with well water for the milk cans to be placed in.
I just wanted to mention that post alley as a dark roast coffee, I just love it and the bonus is it's less expensive, and Seattle's best it's actually taken over and run by Starbucks now I do believe, I hope you give it a try and give me some feedback
when you talk about feeding calves it brings back the time my dairy supply guy was trying to sell me milk replacer at like $65 a 50 pound bag he said KEEP the milk in the tank and i was smiling the whole time. he said he was right i told him hmmmmm ummmm milk is $14.80 per hundred pounds and replacer is $65 for 50 pounds?? doesnt make NO sense to me your way of thinking. but he still for years tried to get me to switch
If you work your cards right ,,,this farm could be your in the end,and that is when you get enough money saved and some backing so you can get your own dairy farm from Brent when😢he retired from😢work, so look forward to that , just might work out for you , thanks BigAl California. Praise Jesus Christ grace amen 🙏
Do you think that cows get injured or sterile from AI breeding? I have some friends who have cows that won't get bred. They think it's because of previous artificial Insemination issues they only use natural service (bull)
We’ve never been fans of AI we only have a bull as well. I think the whole system of specialized breeding is causing a lot of inbreeding and other genetic issues.
I’ve gone back a year in your videos and I’m slowly getting to the front. Then I’ll go back and hit the ones from years back. Gotta say that I find your videos relevant, engaging and I’m learning a lot. Keep it up Taylor!😀
From milk tank diving to sign making to poop gutter maintainence ....girl you certainly have it all going on. Oh! and your a great docudrama film maker
👍🐮👍🐮👍🐮👍
A fan from New Hampshire
I hope Brent realize how valuable you are, you’re worth 2 Or more employees. The sign should read Tay Farms.😊
Seeing Brent walk reminds me of all the retired dairy farmers where I'm from that had stall barns and pipeline milking. Lots of knee, hip, shoulder and back surgeries.
the sign looks great Taylor 🙂
Thank you!
so nice you let that bird out shows you have a good heart
You are really good at explaining things, I've seen water bowls similar to yours except instead of the button the cows push a grate inside the bowl. Tim the Toolman Taylor from Home Improvement would be impressed with your skill on the reciprocating saw... 🙂
Hi Taylor. No rest for the weary on a farm
Have you found any hats for the ladies yet. Enjoy your videos and shorts. Hot and humid here.Hope the weather stays good for a while. Have a nice weekend. Say hi to Brent
Hi Taylor! Great job with your daily adventures.
Had no idea just how much work was involved with dairy farming.
Please be extra careful when working around all that farming equipment. Try to power it down when you do!
Finding your channel to be one of the most interesting now. Thank you!!!
Hi! Thank you so much! Yup farming is a job that’s never truly finished 😀. I will try my best to be safe and vigilant around our equipment 😁 So glad you are joining us and that you are enjoying the adventures!! 😀
Hi Taylor, thank you for sharing your time with us, it is always a pleasure to see how happy and caring you are to your animals ,especially setting the bird free ! Glad that all your girls were safe.Good job with the sign too ! And glad that you are aware of protecting your hearing.Looking forward to next time, best wishes 💓☕🐄🐈⬛
Thank you so much!
I always enjoy your videos. So much variety in every day for you and Brent!
Glad you like them! Yes every day is something different!
@@tayfarmsماذنب العاشق الذي لم يعشق سوى عينيك ولكن ياحبي انت لا حياة لمن تنادي.😔🥀
@@tayfarmsحبك بحر بلا حدود واسمك في قلبي موجود وسانتظرك طول العمر واقضي عمري كله ووعد وتبقى بحر العشق.💔🌹
Hi Taylor, chores and maintenance on a farm are always a given but through your videos you make them informative and entertaining. I figured out why Brent is always smiling in your videos- because he knows he has a very good and talented helper. Great video as always and it’s always great to see your beautiful smile. 😊
🍩☕ Good Morning Taylor! Fantastic Job on sign! You are doing a amazing job making your channel grow! Thanks for sharing us your journeys on the farm!
Aw thanks so much! Glad to have y’all on our journey!!
When you are working by yourself and need to shoot keep a 2x4 for the purpose handy to put between the stall base
and the opposite wall to force and keep the wood you want to shoot in place.
I really enjoyed your video today!! Thank you Taylor for sharing!! You are a " Jill of all Trades" !!! Saved a bird and accomplished so much more!!! You did a great job on those letters!!! They will definitely be the icing on the cake when painted and installed!! I hope you have a wonderful day!!! God bless!!!! Eddy
Thanks for sharing part of your day with us.
Thanks for watching!
Great video Tay, nice job on those waterers
Thanks 👍😊
I always look so forward to your new posts. I’m still amazed at what you do. It’s very evident that you are not afraid to try new things. Loved the farm sign cut out. Great job.
Thank you so much!
Morning Taylor. Fun to see what your up to on the farm today. Nice artistic flair on the sign. Thanks for sharing. Deb
Hi, thanks so much!
Another enjoyable video. You are one great employee. Not afraid to try anything. Great job on the sign. Love your necklace. Love using those nail shooters. They do such a great job. Have a great day and God Bless
Thank you! Yes nail guns are quite a bit of fun 😊. You take care as well!!
My kds got me sucked into RUclips during the pandemic and I am glad they did because of people like you.
I’m glad you’re here joining us!!
Looks great, keep up the good work.
Thanks, will do!
Very impressive how much you two get accomplished every day. I think it’s because if you want something done ask a busy person to do it. I enjoy your channel and look forward to every post…
Aww thank you!
You should try using tapcon screws on bottom board they work very well in concrete😊
Thanks for the advice!!
I absolutely love your channel. I'm sooo proud of you! Keep being yourself. Love you
Aww thank you!!
Great video!! Thanks for sharing part of your day❤
Thanks so much, glad you enjoyed it!
I love watching your videos love the conventional barns with tie stalls or stantions
Glad you like them!
Your such a artist tay 👍 take us for a ride on the 1066 😂🤣🤣
😆👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
You did a great job on the sign, you are a very hard working and talented woman. Another great video.🤗
I appreciate that!
@@tayfarms just saying what I see. 😊
Great video Taylor, those letters look great, are you gonna use an oil based paint, not water based, as oil will help preserve them, and do the backs with old engine oil. 😉
Congratulations no successfully completing your first project,Taylor.
Tks for letting us tag along!! The sign is looking great!! U r a very talented young lady! Stay safe!
Thank you! You too!
You are both handy and handsome!
😄 thanks!
Good job Tay! The "bullet gun" looked to be working pretty well. It's interesting how at about 5 am your skies are pretty bright, even with the fog. 5 am here in Michigan is still pretty dark. And we're in the same time zone! We are on the western edge of it. Fun seeing all the jack of all trade "chores" you have to do! Actually it is interesting, rather than fun. But you get the drift!🐄🐮
Hi Taylor thanks for sharing another great video, great to watch how you can turn your hand to anything. Free the bird so the cat 🐈 can get it that made me smile 😅. Thanks again take care and stay safe 👍 😊.
Glad you enjoyed and it brought you a little bit of laughter 😊
Hi Taylor. You always have a smile and a happy attitude when you work on projects. Your attitude and skills make this a great channel. Suggestion for you and Brent: use a come-a-long secured to the post near the gutter to pull the head post back even with the concrete edge. Keep up the good work and many blessings to you and Brent.
That sign will look great once it finished and installed, Taylor. You will have great satisfaction and memories every day you show up for work and see it on the barn. Thanks for sharing the process so far. I look forward to seeing the rest of the sign making process. Have a good day, Taylor. Take care.
Yes, definitely will make for a good memory! Can’t wait to share the rest of the project and the results with y’all!!
hi Tayler nice to see you again hi from Norway
A big hello from your friends in Maine!!
Was raining good where I’m from in Nebraska but has tapered off for now. Supposed to be in the triple digits here for the next 4 or 5 days
I think it's nothing shy of fantastic that you saved the bird, most people would not even look twice, I say this because I care way more for creatures than I do people, hopefully it comes back and sings you will song One day!
"Oh yeah, I did it!" Those are great words to be able to say!
Might need to hammer drill,a concrete anchor, I had to in a similar situation, love your videos 😊😊
Great idea!
And thanks, I’m glad you enjoy watching!!
It’s good to see you can just about fix anything on the farm! 👍👏🐄
Thank you!
You remind me of me, Taylor, knowing when to stop when a job is tedious and exhausting. It's definitely better than making mistakes, and having to go back to fix them!
It’s a hard lesson to learn when to step back!
Hi Taylor, another day and more chores. It will be good to have the new sign up on the palour and you are doing a great job with the jigsaw. I did notice no ear protection, you will need good hearing for a long time, so please get some ear plugs. Has Brenton thought of putting some round timber logs on the inside of the stall to stop the girls from moving the bottom rail with their feet? Your bull may need check to see if he is up to job, can't have the girls not being pregnant. Thanks for sharing, I enjoyed it too. Chris from Australia 🇦🇺.
You are definitely a poster child for if you love your job it’s not work. Enjoy spending time with y’all 💜💜🇦🇺
👍 and great job on the sign
Thank you!😊
Good job on the words. That’s going to make the barn look awesome. I always learn something new when you talk about feeding. Another great video. You and boss man have a good weekend.
Thanks! So glad to hear that! Hopefully your week has been great, and you have a wonderful weekend too!
Fantastic job Taylor you really know your stuff 👏. Your passion is for your job and employment is absolutely fabulous and brilliant. Very well done and presented videos by you as always 😊. Please say hello to Brent for me and thanks again for taking us along with you in your working day. Kindly yours from all of us in Ireland. Pat Brazil.
So cute !
Your quite the talented worker
So kind of you!
Can't wait to see the sign painted,super enjoyable video.
Us too! Thanks so much!
Love to follow u dear, keep up the good work ,from Canada..
Awesome! Thank you! 😊
Amazing hard working woman, to find someone to work for a dairy farm at your age is awesome not sure if this is your family farm or not, but I am enjoying your videos, I have been to Maine twice,we went to the Windsor county fair to show goats about 5 years ago Thanks for sharing your story.
Good job repairing near Taylor love them little baby calves that is a cute one
Thank you 🤗 they are pretty darn cute!
I love your videos you are a Jake of all traits and a master of none lol Yes we are finally getting rain here in Illinois and good to here you got the hose fixed be safe Taylor
Fun video, you are talented and artistic more than you know. Wood working is easy for some by most people would fail at cutting the letters out. Remember they will be up in the air a ways so they will look great. You know how to do so many things on the farm. Nice job saving the bird it was the right thing to do. It is nice to see someone with empathy for Gods creatures. If you have not sent the cow that could not rebreed off yet did you ask the vet about a shot of hormone to spark her hormones? We had some that could breed after a shot and some went a few more years able to rebreed. It is wonderful watching your videos and seeing how you guys farm. Hope you all stay safe and healthy.
Thank you so much, that is true it will be much harder to see flaws from that high up😊. I will definitely ask about hormone shots for that cow never know might be just the key. Thanks again!
@@tayfarms Stay safe and healthy Tay.
AGAIN, GREAT JOB, AND AGAIN THERE IS NOTHING BETTER THAN THE SENSE OF SELF ACCOMPLISHMENT!!!!!!
as usual another interesting vid ty Tay
Thanks, for watching 😁
Maybe 1 screw in the sawhorse so you can pivot the sign as needed while cutting. 🤔
Love your positive attitude ❤ Sign is going to look fantastic 😊
Thanks so very much!
Can't wait to see the signs nice job maintaining the barn❤
Looks great. Thank you
Thanks for watching!
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Always good to see what you are doing around the farm. You would be an asset to anyone you worked for.
Hope you prime the lettering as it will last longer. You are doing an excellent job cutting them out. No will
notice any that are perfect but then they do not need to be. I have used one of those nail setters and hearing
protection is a must.
Tks for sharing Miss Tay. Hope Brent is doing good too? How was that older cow That Brent had to go look for, sign looking good.. can't wait to see it in place.
do you ever have bad days coz you always have that big smile
❤
You an your husband doing great job making hay milking cows an spreading manure
Awesome video
Thanks!
.... first started using concrete nailers back in the 70's before the big awareness of hearing protection. The big thing was to have mouth open at time of detonation, guess it is to allow for equalization of the pressure, guess sorta like when one goes to a high elevation and the is discomfort in ones inner ear and one flexes the jaw and ears pop making things feel better, anyhow still do it do this day .... had to laugh when Brent gave it a wallop, thought it was going right out the other side .... thx for the share .. as always .. never stop dreaming, just dream bigger .... have fun be safe, save our oceans ....
Huh, I’d never heard that but makes sense! Thanks for sharing and watching!!
@@tayfarms ... you never know where things come from and if the theory holds water, just something that I still do .... thx or the reply .... make it an extraordinary week .....
Great video. Very informative and interesting
Thank you! Good to hear 😊
beautiful new born claf # nice hay feeding to cows # but feed the cows wheat , Soybean , barley , Rye & Cron aswell to provide full metabolic energy # UR girgeous girl & i love ❤ U # 🇵🇰
inspirational
Not creeping on you you. Are gorgeous young lady and a hard worker the perfect young young lady
THE COWS HAVE TRAINED YOU WELL
Taylor, maybe this has been asked before, but after you unroll the bale of hay for the Moo Moos do you go back and push the hay closer to them it seems the push the hay away from them just to get the good stuff on the bittom😊
For rinsing out the stall water bowls you can go to a store and get some small rubber kids' balls the right size and just sploosh the water out with them. Wrap em with duct tape and a piece of dowel to give em a handle - super quick but may get your boots wet... you wear boots right?
I do balage with my rissler unroller.......works good but in hay that is short .....it can wrap on the side your feeding off of
💪💪💪💪💪💪💪💪🔥💓💗😘❤️ awesome footage i been there done that
Was I the only one yelling to unfasten the back cross brace 2x4 and the bottom plate would have slid into place without pounding then refasten the cross brace.
I cant for the life of me figure out your work schedule! how many hours a day do you work starting when? signs looking good i hate using a jig saw, cant make them work right at all but you do great will you raise a replacement or buy one from where?
Can you ask Brent a question that me and the neighbors were recently talking about? Here in the central mountains of PA, up until bulk tanks and pipelines come about, the barn milk house was always away from the barn and the milk was carried to it from the barn. Usually they were located half way between the farm house and the barn, but not always. What we were wondering, since we know alot of houses were connected right to the barn in New England because of nasty winter weather, was the milk house between the two all connected? Or off in another direction but still connected to the barn? We assume none stood off on their own like down here. I am sure my shop retiree lawn chair crew(And this young guy) would love any info he could give on the subject.
In Wisconsin our old dairy barns like the one we have the milk house is attached. The only reason it why you wouldn't might be the location of the well. Of course, before bulk tanks you had milk cans cooled by well water.
Sorry for the late answer! Around here having the barn, milk room, and house all attached is fairly uncommon. But the milk room and barn were always attached on older barns typically with the milk room jutting in front of the barn closer to the road. Hope this helps!
I think all milkhouses had to be separate from animal housing areas. Even if it was connected to the building, there had to be a hallway or breezeway or a room between the milk house and area that the cows were housed.
The barn on the farm that I grew up on was the only one I remember seeing that had a doorway directly through the end wall of the barn that went into a small room with concrete walls and roof and built into the barn hill so it was underground several feet. There was a concrete tank inside that room and filled with well water for the milk cans to be placed in.
You are a hard worker. Do you wear work boots sometime? Do you have any off farm hobbies ?
Please try to not talk so fast as you can be hard to understand. Like the channel
Did you use prefab stenciling on the farm sign or did you do them by hand? If so you are quite the artist! Thank you Tay!
She used.the old sign as a template.
Yes, unfortunately I’m not that artistic ☺️
@@tayfarms I wouldn't know where begin to lay that out. Especially without a computer.
I thought for sure when you Said "but first" you were going to go into a AG1 ad
I went into a silo, and had a rat run up my leg! I was out of there, came back with the shotgun!
😂 now that is my worst nightmare!!
I miss the days of working on a farm.
There’s nothing quite like it is there..
@@tayfarms no there is not. I miss it so much. Would love to do it again.
How far from Old Orchard Beach are you guys
If I may ask, is this your family farm or do you work for someone else? Thanks!
Brent is the owner and I work for him, we are kinda related but it’s very distant. Thanks for watching!!!
@@tayfarms So do you work for a salary or do you help a relative for free?
Hey what the heck happened with the hydroponics?
😅 been too busy this summer but hopefully fall will allow us some time to work on our new building
I just wanted to mention that post alley as a dark roast coffee, I just love it and the bonus is it's less expensive, and Seattle's best it's actually taken over and run by Starbucks now I do believe, I hope you give it a try and give me some feedback
taylor must be dutch, or dutch background because of her light colored hair and a lot of dutch people seem to be in the dairy business.
Feel kind of bad for Brent, you can tell he has milked cows in tie stall barn for a long time. Hope his legs don't bother him to much.
🫠🫠🫠
so unbaling machine knows left from right?LOL
when you talk about feeding calves it brings back the time my dairy supply guy was trying to sell me milk replacer at like $65 a 50 pound bag he said KEEP the milk in the tank and i was smiling the whole time. he said he was right i told him hmmmmm ummmm milk is $14.80 per hundred pounds and replacer is $65 for 50 pounds?? doesnt make NO sense to me your way of thinking. but he still for years tried to get me to switch
☺️ doesn’t make much sense to by expensive milk replacer!
Hi Tay where you live
Are you guys hiring?
If you work your cards right ,,,this farm could be your in the end,and that is when you get enough money saved and some backing so you can get your own dairy farm from Brent when😢he retired from😢work, so look forward to that , just might work out for you , thanks BigAl California. Praise Jesus Christ grace amen 🙏
Do you think that cows get injured or sterile from AI breeding?
I have some friends who have cows that won't get bred. They think it's because of previous artificial Insemination issues they only use natural service (bull)
We’ve never been fans of AI we only have a bull as well. I think the whole system of specialized breeding is causing a lot of inbreeding and other genetic issues.