Wow, I'm an African American woman and have always dreamed of moving to Switzerland and doing this exact same thing but on a much smaller scale. The mountain/land is absolutely beautiful.
I just love this Channel, i almost always learn something new about my home country in your videos! Keep up the good work and as always, very well explained. :)
hello bro, I just discovered your channel and I find the way you present our country really nice. It's pretty crazy to see an American leave everything in his big country to come to a backwater like Switzerland, it's even more interesting to see your opinion on cultural differences and such. Looking forward to your next videos
Very interesting subject, having been to Switzerland many times in the summer, the cows are everywhere, bells can be heard all the time and I'm told traditionally to help find lost cows. I'm curious if GPS is being used on modern farms now? Cheers from Canada 🇨🇦
A lot of it is tradition, but the Bells do serve purposes, especially in the Alps. Many of the cows are dairy cows that need to be milked twice a day. The bells help farmers find the cows faster. I don't know if GPS is used or not, but that's an interesting question.
Some alpine farmer let their cows outside all year round. I've visited such a farm once - the farmers are friends of my extended family. The barn is more of a wind, rain and sun protection than a close building, with one wall completely missing. I was told all types of cows could manage the cold and snow, if they were used to it. I do wonder about the land around the barn in sping, when snow is melting and the groud is soft... Is this still a meadow, or does it turn into a mudfield?
Very interesting. I know this is common in the US, but I had not seen it here. I would think the land would get pretty muddy, but it would also depend on how many cows there are.
Hi. I wonder where mostly the farmers feed and release their livestocks. Is it only possible to release your livestock only in your private land, or is it okay to release and to feed your cows to the common land.( the country land maybe..?)
Hi sir ,I like to work on the farmer as a help farmer, I am a belguim citizenship and I live for 2 years in Portugal now I would like to move to Switzerland for work ,I speek very well German and French Italian and Dutch if course English also,I hope to see your response about the job,thanks a lot🇵🇹💕👍simao
Hi, Happy to see your video. I am from Nepal currently working in MaltA. I love farming and living in rural areas rather than crowded city. Could you please help me to get job opportunity over there? Thanks
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Look at how excited the cows are. This is wonderful
Wow, I'm an African American woman and have always dreamed of moving to Switzerland and doing this exact same thing but on a much smaller scale. The mountain/land is absolutely beautiful.
What a great series on farming. Congrats!👍👍
omg I'm really looking forward to this series!
The happiness and excitement from these cows hitting the pasture literally made my whole day!!!!😊
I love to see the cows jumping around . Thank God for framers !
Thank you 😊
When the cows got on the grass they looked like they were about to jump over the moon in joy.💙
I am so happy you decided to make this series and I am SOOOO looking forward to watching it!
Love this Phil!! Looking forward to this new series!
Miss you too. I hope I make it back to Switzerland to say hi!
good stuff.
You're living my dream right now! I'm also an American living near you in kanton Schwyz. Looking forward to seeing more of your videos!
I just love this Channel, i almost always learn something new about my home country in your videos! Keep up the good work and as always, very well explained. :)
Thank you so much for the nice words.😁
Great trailer, you got me hooked already lol. You see farms everywhere in switzerland so looking forward to learn more about how they work
Cow's are so happy with the weather. I love this kind of life in a farm.
My second Dream Country Switzerland WOW.
Love it
Cows are so happy outside
hello bro,
I just discovered your channel and I find the way you present our country really nice.
It's pretty crazy to see an American leave everything in his big country to come to a backwater like Switzerland, it's even more interesting to see your opinion on cultural differences and such.
Looking forward to your next videos
Just i got what i was willing to watch!!! Atleast drop 1 video a week ❤️❤️
The plan is to start with a new video every Sunday. If things go smoothly, possibly a midweek as well. Thank you for watching!
It's a dream of mine to just pack up my essentials, leave everything behind and move overseas to work in a farm in Switzerland
Very interesting subject, having been to Switzerland many times in the summer, the cows are everywhere, bells can be heard all the time and I'm told traditionally to help find lost cows. I'm curious if GPS is being used on modern farms now? Cheers from Canada 🇨🇦
Yup. It’s quite common. Especially in areas where people complain about the bells. 😒
The bells were there before the people.😉
A lot of it is tradition, but the Bells do serve purposes, especially in the Alps. Many of the cows are dairy cows that need to be milked twice a day. The bells help farmers find the cows faster. I don't know if GPS is used or not, but that's an interesting question.
@@AmericameetsSwitzerland Legend has it that the bells even preceded the cows.
Some alpine farmer let their cows outside all year round. I've visited such a farm once - the farmers are friends of my extended family. The barn is more of a wind, rain and sun protection than a close building, with one wall completely missing. I was told all types of cows could manage the cold and snow, if they were used to it. I do wonder about the land around the barn in sping, when snow is melting and the groud is soft... Is this still a meadow, or does it turn into a mudfield?
Very interesting. I know this is common in the US, but I had not seen it here. I would think the land would get pretty muddy, but it would also depend on how many cows there are.
Hi. I wonder where mostly the farmers feed and release their livestocks. Is it only possible to release your livestock only in your private land, or is it okay to release and to feed your cows to the common land.( the country land maybe..?)
I am from Iraq, single, looking for a job in Swiss farms
Hi sir ,I like to work on the farmer as a help farmer, I am a belguim citizenship and I live for 2 years in Portugal now I would like to move to Switzerland for work ,I speek very well German and French Italian and Dutch if course English also,I hope to see your response about the job,thanks a lot🇵🇹💕👍simao
Hi,
Happy to see your video. I am from Nepal currently working in MaltA. I love farming and living in rural areas rather than crowded city. Could you please help me to get job opportunity over there? Thanks
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You work for them as a full time job?
At the moment, it's just part time.
@@AmericameetsSwitzerland how much is it possible to be paid for this kind of work there?
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Its his dream , fish farm in swissurlend? 😂
Could you give me work permit?
Hallo sir i need job in Switzerland sir please help me sir i