Cows Can Break Walls and Dig Holes!?
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- Опубликовано: 18 окт 2024
- In todays video we watched some canola being swathed. Then did some maintenance around the corrals. Brought the Fendt 942 back to @FullLineAgSalesLtd , and finished off the day hauling some grain!
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Jan , the quality videos just keep coming , thanks 😀👍🏾🚜🇨🇦
Great explanation about the canola. Don't know much about it but you were able to fill in a lot. Keep up the great videos!
You sure work jard
Bet your dad is happy you are there. Great job, great son you are. PORT PERRY ONTARIO.
Your filming and editing skills are excellent. Right up there with your ability to explain what, why and how you use your equipment and run the farm.
you are the best I've found at explaining every aspect of farm life on a modern dairy farm, your channel gets better with every video you produce! thank you Jan for all you do!!!
Thanks for sticking around Micheal! Always love reading your comments! I got a new camera for the vids, hopefully I’ll get the hang of it and the videos should increase in quality!
SaskDutch Kid I’m not sure how much better you can get but then you up your game again and again, you have a lifelong friend and fan in me!
I had no idea cows would dig holes . Such a great channel to learn about farming in our western province.
The calves have been naughty little buggers...LOL
Fascinating canola information. First thing I thought was YIKES the pods will be bursting with that roller on them. Should have know that you wouldn’t do anything that stupid🤣. You know, boys will be boys, playing in the dirt; nothing better than a good old dirt bath. Great video Jan.
Wow swathing canola already
It was a happy Friday afternoon seeing that Jan had posted a video. Very informative as usual. thanks for taking the time to let us share your work day with you.
A friend in Alberta built some scratching posts for his beef herd and he applies some meds I think to the rollers as well. They love it and keeps them off the structures and fences.
A lot of hard work to be done daily , congratulations on making things happen , stay safe , did enjoy the video 👍 ! Bob
You explain things so well .. it becomes more and more interesting when we get to know whats being done and why and how..
Awesome video again Jan! Liked the explanation on the canola like still cutting it few weeks before harvest because of the variety, but putting it on the swath and let it dry and finish, but to keep it in place to push it in the stubble with that nice roller. Looks as a nice crop. Interesting to know when it is finally combined. Hope it is still in place because some severe winds can cause lots of damage. Wide variety of activity going on with both dairy and arable, nice. Well done, enjoying it a bunch👌😉
Yes they can. I have often quipped that you could leave a Sherman tank in the barnyard with some cows for 20 minutes, and you'd have a pile of scrap steel.
Thanks Jan, enjoyable as always. For some odd reason, I didn't receive the usual notification this morning. Thought I might have fumbled around and mistakenly unsubscribed. But that is not the case. Doesn't matter, I am going to always find your new uploads. I've seen them all; and I don't plan to miss any. :)
your video definitely the best--you mostly work... and only talk when necessary. i love that
Another great video. Enjoy this type where we get to follow you around and see the various things that you do on a daily basis. (Thought maybe this time you might let your sister dump you out of a wheel barrow. Oh well, maybe next time). lol Your new camera is awesome.
Absolutely love your channel! Cool slow mo touch on the hammering, seeing the cow wallow in the dirt was so cute and learning about the canola processing is just so interesting. Thank you so much for explaining the “how” details of getting grain! Love love love your channel. ❤️
Well thank you very much for watching!
Another great video, from why your dad used a roller behind the fresh cut crops to cattle stampede in the coral.
You are so much more knowledgeable and responsible than city kids.... most city kids.
Jan, I crack up watching you playing on these toys. That was pretty cool jammin down the highway. Or should I say, rockin down the highway!
Everything is so clean and organized nice to see you guys do a lot of work even the cows are clean funny how they dig. The holes little brats haha
Variety of chores all done like a master.👍
Good Stuff, your content is always worth watching. Aloha from the Big Island 🤙🏼
Your video presentations just keep getting better and better Jan! New camera makes super sharp quality. Good reason now up to 108k 👍🏻🇨🇦. Greetings again from this old Missouri farmer 👋🏻
I was wondering about the roller. I thought it might have been a stabilizer for the cutter in front.
Great explanation Jan. I love learning farm techniques from you. You would make a great teacher!
Thanks for another great video.
The slow sound of the hammer on those nails made my day!
When cows dig and scratch like that, it means they are looking for something to scratch on. Our cows used to do that until we put a cattle oiler in the pen with them. Now they stopped digging
How about one of those stand alone cow brushes for those bad boys? They would have fun with that! Nice video Dutch! Thank you for sharing. Stay safe and healthy :-)
Love the vids they are really awesome so are your beautiful cows and machines
Ever since I found your Videos months ago, I find them very educational. I am not a farmer but love learning about them. Thank you for educating us. You may find it corny but you have "luscious" lips, Jan.
Hey Jan, nice vlog today and it looks really cool in slow motion. It was funny seeing the cows standing there waiting for their turn to get in the hole lol. And breaking the boards look like they were going to make a run for the border lol. So whats next for SDK keep up the good work and see you in the next video🤔😲😈🐄😉
Props to your hammering skills bro!
Always a good day when we see a video 🙂
First thing I do after hitting play on your vids is hit the like button; you never disappoint! Love your cinematography and content...always wanted to know how a dairy farm operated.
Big scale & High end farming ❗👍😀
Think the animals need the machine brushes❗🤔🤔
Looking forward to more from Saskatchewan ❗😀
Not the winter snow tho❗🥶🥶🥶🥶
I have to say this is the neatest and cleanest of the dairy channels/ Some of those places are positively horrible. and the people don't seem to care. You are a hard worker Jan. You have to be a jack of all trades. Great job with the vids as well. Enjoy every moment.
Greetings from Belgium! Keep up the great vids! Thanks.
Thanks for watching!
6:45 Looks to me like they're after a dust bathing place. Maybe install one of those big scratching brushes on just a pole. No motors just stiff brushes they can itch against. I saw another channel install a discarded car wash brush in their goat yard as a scratching post. Might not stop it though. Instinctive behavior is tough to change.
Tis the season for canola, peas, and winter wheat. I work at Montana's Grain Lab. We're getting slammed right now. lol
But they were having fun...party pooper.🤣
You sure have a lot of cool toys to play with. Farming looks more fun now than it did back in my day.
Really like videos. Love the explanations. Great editing and end results are joy to watch. Thanks for your work.
Great vid, great production.
I love your videos. I always learn something from them. Thanks
Good job Jan! Canola is only just finished ripening up here..2 1/2 hours north of you. The manure makes all the difference in the world doesn't it... surprised you had a sand field as I thought it was all good black loam down in those parts.
Great video again thanks, I noticed about a minute into the video over your shoulder at train line - that is a monster of a train ! must be a mile long ! anyway great video thanks
I love your videos ! Beautiful farm .
Really enjoy watching your videos
Looking even hotter with a tan 🤘
I have seen some canola here get blown away worse after it was rolled..if the wind is strong enough it will take the whole swath away
I love to watch your videos! Well done man. 🇮🇹
Whoa! Jan used the most important equipment, his truck.
You were like a kid at a candy store at the dealership.
All That goodness.
You are phenomenal ! What a diverse collection of knowledge you have ! I wish you success in life and that the economy doesn’t harm you in any way. Best of luck to you but more importantly, God Bless you my friend ! More power to you !
The ones that are digging holes need the Back Brush for them to rub on. And the calf's could not have knocked those boards of like that, it was something on the other side knocking them in like that. So I would think.
Jan, thanks for sharing. Would a brush help keeping the calves and steers more at ease?
Pretty cool scene with the long train in the background 😎 😀 🛤🛤
I didn’t even notice! 😂
i was just going to say that
Nice film with lots of variety! Honestly, I've always wondered about canola! I mean I've never seen a canola before!!!! So it pleased me no end to know what canola is. Have you worked next to your dad all these years growing up? Your sister too ? Did you both have to learn all disciplines, or were you each given areas of focus?!
i don't know how you keep up with everything that's going on at your farm it is massive, great video, great job
You need cattle brushes for outside cows. Great video thanks for sharing
Jan, in a feedlot setting, they are the worst lol. Eating the posts like beavers , wrecking pens in general haha. Metal posts are key
Kid Dutch👍 great vid.
Those cows needed something to rub on
5,30 mosh pit !🤘
The outside cows need some back scraper brushes too. ❤❤❤❤❤❤
thanks Jan for this interesting video,shame you brought the Fendt back.o well shit happens hehehe.
Another great video, hard to believe it is harvest time already. Our summers are so short. Do you try when possible to lay your swaths E-W so the prevailing winds blow down them? It also helps from blowing them around. I saw one of those Fendt Combines heading west on a semi between Saskatoon and Langham last weekend. I had never seen a black combine before. They look pretty sweet.
Another great video.
The all was pretty interesting. What do you do with the canola, sell it for making oil? As always everything around the place is spiffy clean and easy to look at. Good vid SDK.Peace.
Either gets sold to local crushers for oil or sold overseas
We had some bulks cows in old barn (i think almost 100 yrs old) and they has started to breaking brick walls after some just by scratching. This brick were manually baked by my great-grandfather using our clay (form field) and connected by lime mortar so not the stonges brick walls :P
Keeps the bugs of and they can run themselves maybe put a brush out there. That white one with a few black dots is so pretty it would be nice to see some of the cows or calves they are BEAUTIFUL 😂❤️
Keep up the hard work
Cows be thinking, “hey Jan, that’s my hole. What are you doing?”
How long before the Fendt comes back? Christmas gift maybe?
The cool dirt help cool them off those diggers know 😏👊
I thought the clarity and focus of the camera was better and see below that you have a new camera. I too enjoyed seeing the train in the background. 🚜 🚜 🚜🐄🐄🐄🐄 🚜 🚜 🚜
Great video as usual Jan.
Ever think of putting a cow brush in corrals?
nice work keep doing these good video!🐄
Great video. Have you considered putting an electric rubbing brush in each of the outdoor corrals? Thank you for sharing. Love watching your videos and learning from you.
Nope never considered it. In the winter time the brushes in the barn help the cows get rid of their winter coat, which the cows in the corrals need. So it’s not necessary.
@@saskdutchkid Understood. Thank you for your reply.
first time Ive ever seen a cow stampede...lol
Hard work for a delicious glass of cold milk.
I’m amazed by all the equipment you use and have to maintain. Do you have to a full time mechanic 🧰?.
Best dairy channel
Super Cool!
Holy train in the background.
I didn't know canola was used for cow feed, or is it?? Love the videos.
No it's not, it's crushed for the oil in the seed.
Love the videos keep it up 👍
Thank you very much!!
can you do equipment tour when 2021 summer comes?
Sure!
I think those cows and steaks need a brush to rub up against.🤗
Need something in those corals for fly control.
Bird houses, it's free food for birds
I can tell you hated to take that tractor back. So many nice things at the dealership... Good job moving grain.
I have been with you since the beginning, I admire you and have learned a lot. We Milk 1300 head in Massachusetts USA, if you have time to speak to me about shooting footage and starting a RUclips let me know ! Thanks buddy !
Who is Jan? And how long did it take you actually to move the barley around?
Wow, lots of hard work and equipment that you guys have to use its just amazing...beautiful animals you've got there...should become vegetarian but love good beef too much!!! Lol!!!
Another great video
A good days work.