Almost went into withdrawals waiting for another video. Watching your old videos is just not the same. Watching you and your Dad work together makes me miss my Dad and working together on our row crop farm in CA. Thanks for taking time to send us your day.
This is one of your best vids yet. Very comprehensive and really shows many aspects of farming. Everything from tractor work to water trough adjustments to hoof trimming to logistics. If you ever need a video to show how multitasking is essential, this is it!
Everytime I see you dress the cows it's a new experience, getting them ready for milking. All the hard work. Thanks for sharing!! Peace from SW Florida 🤗🤗🤗!!!
Great video as usual Eric. As I have been about farms my whole life I really appreciate the workload that you and your dad have and the effort that you both put into your very well run farm. I just wish that more non farmers in particular younger school kids were encouraged by the schools to watch content like yours and see what goes into farming and where their food actually comes from rather than thinking its just the superstores! Stay safe and thanks from Scotland.
I grew up working on dairy farms in upstate NY. This brings back a lot of memories. Now in Missouri with beef cows. Still love the outdoors and working with crops and the animals.
Great to see you and your family back in action Eric. No - doubt there is allot of hard work involved in all you do and we can see you really care for your cows (aka 'girls'). Hopefully your new arrangement will help with the timing of the feedings and all. You really need to take advantage of every 'little thing' you can when you work this much and hard. Nice seeing your cousin setting you up too while you were unloading his trailer.🐄
So many people have no idea how hard farmers work. Look at how much was done before the sun came up. I remember my Dad working a full time job, early mornings before the job, afternoons, evenings & weekends working the farm. Farmers are hard working people! Love your vids.
Farmers are hard working people in this country but aren't paid enough for all the chances that they have to take like presale there crops, the amount of hours that they put in daily. Raising there own food for the family. Like Pork, Beef, Chicken and eggs and milking there own cows for milk and cheese. They can't control the weather to have a picture perfect crop. They spend lots of money for machinery to get there crops in on time. And they have to keep there equipment in great shape for harvesting there crops and to get them in on time.
Had to stop the video to comment how great the camera angle is while loading manure at 15 min mark! Loved how the bucket raised giving the illusion we were dropping for a second. Great shot indeed! Kudos!
You guys sure do keep it going, lots of busy days. I like how you have the handling system for your cows. Thanks for sharing this video with us, loved it. Stay safe and have a great weekend.
Another great video. The farm is looking awesome as usual. Happy cows for sure. It makes it hard to see tie stall operations after seeing you all in action. Your free stall operations are awesome. Tie stall needs to go away.
Eric, I'm not sure what you and your dad are doing but the farm looks so much cleaner and more organized than it did in previous videos. Keep up the great work. You have something to be very proud of there.
Enjoyed the longer video. We raise Angus and I have no desire to milk. However I do enjoy watching and learning the dairy side of things . Thanks 😊 hope you and a great Christmas and a happy new year with your family
Just Found your channel Eric, I grew up on a 300 chicken farm in rural Connecticut next to a 500 head dairy farm named Gottier farms unfortunately they and our farm have long since past but your channel brings back memories of my youth the pride you have of what you do is very evident. Thank you for sharing your life.
Farming is some mighty hard consistent work. You gotta be all trades.💪 Been watching for years. Love the dairy farm! I love milk too! Keeps them bones strong! Just ended our December of over 220" of snowfall. Record breaking month since before 1970! Skiing is prime in the Sierra Nevada mountains! By Lake Tahoe area! Cheers. Happy new year! And keep up the great work!
18:30 the soft "WooHoo" at the perfect bale roll made me laugh . I guess it's the low ceiling and maybe smaller bales, but Eric looks like a giant at 17:49. I know he's tall, but... Thanks for pointing out the Montbéliarde cross calves. They are looking good! It will be interesting to know what their milk production is when they grow up.
Hello Eric. As a city boy I find it fascinating to watch your channel and watch what happens on a working dairy farm. Thank you so much for the hard work you and your family does to feed us. I was wondering how long it takes on average for a cow to learn their daily routine?
Enjoyed the video Eric. I like how you pay attention around the farm & in the barns. You noticed the brush didn’t sound right. Maybe a bushing or bearing going. Early detection often prevents a major issue & saves money. Builds your retirement fund. ha, ha. Take care.
23:15 "Saved $14, could invest that in mutual funds and retire some day...." Always thinking, you are one special farmer Eric. I had not heard you were adding teh Montbellarde breed to your herd - theyre milk is supposed to be great for cheese making. Hopefully you can add that to your operation, would make a great addition to your lineup of videos.
Have you ever looked into getting straw rebales. I work for a company that makes straw blankets we rebale the fine straw. The dairy farmers nearby will purchase our rebales to save on having a chopper come out to chop straw.
Thats a good view showing the underside of the cattle while milking, good for viewers to have aa better understanding what goes into being a dairy farmer.
9:20 I always run the skidsteers in boots like that, it really is hard. I wish I could wear regular leather boots, but I'm always walking around in ankle deep manure. I work on a pretty big dairy farm in Wisconsin, we milk 2500 cows on a 60 stall rotary.
Productive day indeed !! You did a little bit of everything!! I love watching the hoof trimming. Love your $ saving strategy Lol 😂 great video thanks 🙋♀️😊
I will gladly send some cold weather your way. It has been -40 wind chills here for the past couple weeks. You are right about 20 degrees being nice though.
Eric you and the family up 3:30 am every morning and do more work farming than alot of people do in a month at there jobs it’s definitely hard work farming I can remember doing it when I 15yrs old during summer vacation
I have a question. When you have a fresh first calf heifer how do you handle them first couple times in the polar. How do you get them use to being milked?
I'm intrested in seeing if the changing of the milking order affected the total milk yield. I think not but it would be intresting if this change in their routine does anything. GREAT VIDS keep up the great work. Always look forward to your videos.
I love whenever 10th generation dairyman uploads a video also a had a question what type of skid steer are you looking at when you guys replace the New Holland skid loader
Can we pause for a moment and appreciate the little "woohoo" at 18:34? That made my heart smile. It's the little things like that which keep me coming back. And I've said it before and I'll say it again, so much work just so I can enjoy a some milk with my cookies. Thank you for all the hard work!
Always a great Friday when there's a 10th Gen upload, happy weekend everyone!
Meee too !
Love how the cows jump around in fresh bedding! Always so happy to get it.
Almost went into withdrawals waiting for another video. Watching your old videos is just not the same.
Watching you and your Dad work together makes me miss my Dad and working together on our row crop farm in CA.
Thanks for taking time to send us your day.
Beautiful sunrise on the farm. Amazing how much work you do in order to keep us in milk. Thanks so much.
PA Farm Show is always worth visiting. Miss it now that I've moved away.
This is one of your best vids yet. Very comprehensive and really shows many aspects of farming. Everything from tractor work to water trough adjustments to hoof trimming to logistics. If you ever need a video to show how multitasking is essential, this is it!
Sometimes just little changes make a huge differences in efficiency. I think these changes make great sense.
Dairy farmers are the best!!!!!! God bless you all!!
You guys do more work in a day than I do in a year. Amazing productivity.
Right
Another great video Eric. Great seeing your dad also. Thank you for the awesome video, bud
I love that this video was almost 30 mins. I can never get enough!
Everytime I see you dress the cows it's a new experience, getting them ready for milking. All the hard work. Thanks for sharing!! Peace from SW Florida 🤗🤗🤗!!!
Great video as usual Eric. As I have been about farms my whole life I really appreciate the workload that you and your dad have and the effort that you both put into your very well run farm. I just wish that more non farmers in particular younger school kids were encouraged by the schools to watch content like yours and see what goes into farming and where their food actually comes from rather than thinking its just the superstores! Stay safe and thanks from Scotland.
Thanks for the busy filled video...you never stop! I know, always something needing on the farm. Have a great day!
Great vid, Eric. So many chores on the farm, things that us city dwellers never even think of. Keep 'em comin'.Happy New Year!!!
I grew up working on dairy farms in upstate NY. This brings back a lot of memories. Now in Missouri with beef cows. Still love the outdoors and working with crops and the animals.
7:41 [shoveling manure] "This is such a breath of fresh air."
Good to see working with your daily chores in the new. Love that you are always looking to improve things and be more efficient. Happy New Year!
Your cousin is a fantastic, professional truck driver! I love seeing bug trucks handled so efficiently.
Thank you for taking us along with you. God bless you and your family.
Thanks for posting! I like the longer video.
Great to see you and your family back in action Eric. No - doubt there is allot of hard work involved in all you do and we can see you really care for your cows (aka 'girls'). Hopefully your new arrangement will help with the timing of the feedings and all. You really need to take advantage of every 'little thing' you can when you work this much and hard. Nice seeing your cousin setting you up too while you were unloading his trailer.🐄
So many people have no idea how hard farmers work. Look at how much was done before the sun came up. I remember my Dad working a full time job, early mornings before the job, afternoons, evenings & weekends working the farm. Farmers are hard working people! Love your vids.
Farmers are hard working people in this country but aren't paid enough for all the chances that they have to take like presale there crops, the amount of hours that they put in daily. Raising there own food for the family. Like Pork, Beef, Chicken and eggs and milking there own cows for milk and cheese. They can't control the weather to have a picture perfect crop. They spend lots of money for machinery to get there crops in on time. And they have to keep there equipment in great shape for harvesting there crops and to get them in on time.
Great video. Happy cows and a lot of work gets done when the weather cooperates
Had to stop the video to comment how great the camera angle is while loading manure at 15 min mark! Loved how the bucket raised giving the illusion we were dropping for a second. Great shot indeed! Kudos!
Love it when they play in the new bedding
Im with you bud, warm wet weather in the winter sucks.. its so nice when its chilly and clear outside. Hope you have a good sunday
You guys sure do keep it going, lots of busy days. I like how you have the handling system for your cows. Thanks for sharing this video with us, loved it. Stay safe and have a great weekend.
Beautiful clean cows and calves. Not a surprise on this channel, but i still love to see it. Much respect from New Liskeard, Ontario.
Another great video. The farm is looking awesome as usual. Happy cows for sure. It makes it hard to see tie stall operations after seeing you all in action. Your free stall operations are awesome. Tie stall needs to go away.
Great video. I never get tired of watching hoof trimming.
I am really appreciating my glass of cold milk based on all the work you do and your kind animal treatment. Thank you.
Eric, I'm not sure what you and your dad are doing but the farm looks so much cleaner and more organized than it did in previous videos. Keep up the great work. You have something to be very proud of there.
Enjoyed the longer video. We raise Angus and I have no desire to milk. However I do enjoy watching and learning the dairy side of things . Thanks 😊 hope you and a great Christmas and a happy new year with your family
Thanks for sharing. Lots of things getting done. Enjoy the farm show.
Always a good strong Video.....Very enjoyable #1 in my book. Can't wait to see the Farm Show Video..Thanks.
Eric, you’re always thinking! Good for you!
Just Found your channel Eric, I grew up on a 300 chicken farm in rural Connecticut next to a 500 head dairy farm named Gottier farms unfortunately they and our farm have long since past but your channel brings back memories of my youth the pride you have of what you do is very evident. Thank you for sharing your life.
That's an impressive day of work for the farm. Thanks for sharing. Setting up and narrating takes a lot of time.
Keep up the good work man, such a rewarding job, in future would love to see a walkthrough of machinery you use everyday to get the job done.
A Very Productive Day! I love seeing all those Happy Cows, with new bedding !
Glad to see everything’s going well! Loving the videos as always.
Farming is some mighty hard consistent work. You gotta be all trades.💪 Been watching for years. Love the dairy farm! I love milk too! Keeps them bones strong! Just ended our December of over 220" of snowfall. Record breaking month since before 1970! Skiing is prime in the Sierra Nevada mountains! By Lake Tahoe area! Cheers. Happy new year! And keep up the great work!
And libtards cry global warming 😂🤣
18:30 the soft "WooHoo" at the perfect bale roll made me laugh . I guess it's the low ceiling and maybe smaller bales, but Eric looks like a giant at 17:49. I know he's tall, but... Thanks for pointing out the Montbéliarde cross calves. They are looking good! It will be interesting to know what their milk production is when they grow up.
I love milk! Thank you for what you do, and for taking such good care of your animals!
great farm and great video we very much enjoy all your videos
Frenge benefit of working outdoors in the early morning = beautiful sunrise.
I like your hoof trimmers rig.
Hello Eric. As a city boy I find it fascinating to watch your channel and watch what happens on a working dairy farm. Thank you so much for the hard work you and your family does to feed us. I was wondering how long it takes on average for a cow to learn their daily routine?
Enjoyed the video Eric. I like how you pay attention around the farm & in the barns. You noticed the brush didn’t sound right. Maybe a bushing or bearing going. Early detection often prevents a major issue & saves money. Builds your retirement fund. ha, ha. Take care.
Really love to see such a long video, great work and happy weekend!
23:15 "Saved $14, could invest that in mutual funds and retire some day...." Always thinking, you are one special farmer Eric.
I had not heard you were adding teh Montbellarde breed to your herd - theyre milk is supposed to be great for cheese making. Hopefully you can add that to your operation, would make a great addition to your lineup of videos.
Just found your channel, very informative. YOu have a long day! Very busy. Your cows and barns are very clean, impressive!
You get more done in one day than I do in two weeks! I’m tired just watching you. Great video. Of course I’m retired now too. Susan
Nice change on cows guys,,good job always..thank God that spring is right around the corner , ,,
Great job. Our Government should give farmers alot more subsidies because they recycle everything. We need you guys to survive. Thank you
Stop with the subsidy talk already- that’s how we got into all this BS to start with
I'd like to hear your take aways from the farm show Eric. Cheers 🇨🇦
Productive is RIGHT !!! Great job !
Thanks for another great video.
Loved “the show” today. 🤩🤩🤩🤩🤩
Have you ever looked into getting straw rebales. I work for a company that makes straw blankets we rebale the fine straw. The dairy farmers nearby will purchase our rebales to save on having a chopper come out to chop straw.
GreAt video! Happy new year Eric!!
Good video lots of things going on fun to see how things are going .
Thats a good view showing the underside of the cattle while milking, good for viewers to have aa better understanding what goes into being a dairy farmer.
9:20 I always run the skidsteers in boots like that, it really is hard. I wish I could wear regular leather boots, but I'm always walking around in ankle deep manure. I work on a pretty big dairy farm in Wisconsin, we milk 2500 cows on a 60 stall rotary.
Thanks Eric !
Always enjoy your farm and how it works. I’m a corn and soybean family
The hoof trimmer has a nice system to comfortably hold the cow's legs.
Productive day indeed !! You did a little bit of everything!! I love watching the hoof trimming. Love your $ saving strategy Lol 😂 great video thanks 🙋♀️😊
I will gladly send some cold weather your way. It has been -40 wind chills here for the past couple weeks. You are right about 20 degrees being nice though.
Happy new year's to you and your family 10 gen farmer, from the imperial co California.
Happy New year from France 🤘
Lot of work done in a day in this video Eric.
It always cracks me up to watch how frisky the cows and calf's get when they have fresh bedding.
I love the smell of dung. One you start farming coo's that smell becomes so familiar. When you smell, it brings back so many memories.
LOVE ALL YOUR VIDEOS ERIC
That makes perfect sense to change it for your feed times.
U should add small feed bins for the calf barn and one by new heifer barn , bulk feed delivered from Coop
Perfect as usual.
Great video I like how your cousin moved the truck to help you out good driver animals are looking good hope you all have a great and safe new year
Man oh man … you bust your ass working… I have soooo much respect for you and your work ethic… just fuckn excellent!!!
Watching for the second time today, been a week since the last one. Thanks for half hour vid Eric.
Love cow vids and lil 22 with her ❤ face!
Thanks for sharing this video with me.
Great vlog. Love watching the day to day stuff. Ta.
Glow the plugs twice on cooler days it helps the cold start.
Eric you and the family up 3:30 am every morning and do more work farming than alot of people do in a month at there jobs it’s definitely hard work farming I can remember doing it when I 15yrs old during summer vacation
Great video! Clearly there's no time for boredom on the farm!
Thanks for the video. When is the scraper coming?
I have a question. When you have a fresh first calf heifer how do you handle them first couple times in the polar. How do you get them use to being milked?
Love your page man keep rocking Brotha you will always have my support
I'm intrested in seeing if the changing of the milking order affected the total milk yield. I think not but it would be intresting if this change in their routine does anything. GREAT VIDS keep up the great work. Always look forward to your videos.
These videos are so fascinating. I get the feeling that dairy farming is like 90% just cleaning things all the time haha
I love whenever 10th generation dairyman uploads a video also a had a question what type of skid steer are you looking at when you guys replace the New Holland skid loader
Great job. Missed your videos
Those Montbeliarde calves are gorgeous. Do they produce as good as a Holstein? Always busy on the farm!!
Always busy on the farm. Stay safe.
It always makes me smile watching the cows jump around
You got a amazing work ethic may god bless you and your family
It was 0 here this morning in Springfield Illinois, 20 would be a heat wave. Stay warm..
Can we pause for a moment and appreciate the little "woohoo" at 18:34? That made my heart smile.
It's the little things like that which keep me coming back. And I've said it before and I'll say it again, so much work just so I can enjoy a some milk with my cookies.
Thank you for all the hard work!