Need more parents like his in this world. Who are not weak and don't give up. The farming industry is the most difficult to become profitable in. With our economy on a spare wheel his parents ,himself, and the cows they take care of are going to start feeling it.
It depends on who, what and where you dare and deal with. For example college campuses are more likely to have weaker people. Trade school are more likely to see people like this.
It’s so nice to see such a young man working so hard and and showing love for his craft. Amazing what a good upbringing will do. Keep up the good work many of us appreciate your hard work.
Three magic words from farmers, manure spreading, cover crops and no till. You are doing all you can to feed us and help protect our environment. Thanks for all you do and thanks for sharing.
I was completely ignorant to farming and what actually goes into it, the hard work and dedication to keep the nation and the world fed. I began playing Farming Simulator 17 because being in lockdown and since playing that I have found a secret passion. . .FARMING! Thank you to the folks of old and present for what they do and I greatly appreciate this young man for schooling me on farming.
This 70 yr old woman in southern WV enjoys watching your videos. Your 'dry' sense of humor is priceless! Obviously, your dad has taught you every aspect of the farm ... and it shows. Looking forward to your next video.
Hello Eric, I'm amazed how often you and your dad have to stop and repair/adjust machine or machine parts. Then continue with the first task at hand. You are amazing. Great video as always. Tom in Minneapolis. 10/8/21
It's amazing the specialized knowledge you need to run the farm. Not that all of it is particularly difficult, but it's all invaluable. I mean the cost and time saved in being able to repair your own equipment is huge.
Farmers are the best at everything... Just a realization I’ve made over my life. They take pride in everything, and have learned to maximize every resource the get from their operation. Nothing goes to waste.
"This thing's not the easiest to back, it's a little bit clumsy" Dude, if I was trying to back that thing up, I'd have hit both sides of the entry, the bunk, and the neighbor's house. :P
In an _a-ha_ moment, your comments crystallized, for me, the concept of the soil as a farm's primary asset. Admittedly, it's an obvious convention, but I've not fully appreciated the value of that attribute until hearing your remarks. While not in the least pedantic, it was the casual nature of your explanation of the methods and means you routinely follow that firmly planted that notion in the sometimes less-than-fertile furrows in my brain. Thanks.
Great example of what I call a basic family farm. Nothing fancy but loads of ingenuity!! I really like watching your videos. I also watch Millennial Farmer, two family farms with some contrasts. You and your dad making work, what I would call old school. Your passion for your animals and land shows in your videos!
Thanks, love your videos, I pass these type of fields daily and thought that I knew what it takes to grow and harvest crops, boy was I wrong. Keep up the great videos.
You are a hard worker and thanks for the time and effort it takes to make these videos. You and you're family seem to be awesome people keep up the great work. American farmers don't get enough respect as they should thank you 🇺🇲🇺🇲🇺🇲🇺🇲
The number of things that you do boggles my mind not just the number that you do in a day which is mind-boggling alone but in a week in a month in a year it's just so many things to do ... wow!
Eric - love your videos, a small glimpse into the real and amazing world of dairy farming. I especially enjoyed the combination of beautiful drone shots with the perfect selection of folk / celtic music. Simply beautiful!
I’m impressed at how you handle things that come up like machines breaking down. You don’t hee and haw how it ruined your day or how you now need an extra Mountain Dew to push through it. You just proceed with problem solving, get it done and move on with your work. I know I can turn into a chicken little that the sky is falling when my day has a hiccup 😆
Great video, much respect for you and just so you know, We all LOVE our farmers, many of us never knew what actually goes on in farming until many of you started RUclips channels and now we all know, their is so much more to it than just farming, its a trade that requires many talent, you have to be Dr, a mechanic, a fixer of many things, a cleaner a milker and on and on it goes and you show us how much work it really is in a way that is beneficial for us non farmers to get a clue and to learn to appropriate the hard work farmers do on a continual basis and provide, for us... thank you
My dad's favorite phrase is "That's farmin!!" lol if everything went smooth and as planned then you know something's not right - on the farm and in life.
Being 2nd gen off the farm, I could smell that liquid manure! It would only be worse if it was hogs. (We raised hogs.) I really enjoy your videos! No fake drama. Just the kind of work ethic that has always built our country.
Young man you're the best, your explanation and teaching skills are fantastic 👌. I don't want to mention anything regarding performance of your work 😢I just get emotional.. May the good Lord bless your farm..
10thGen, sure glad that we can rely on your generation to carry the ball and feed us!!! Thanks for your work, thanks to your parents and grands for all they've done to keep us all fed!!
Just a quick note to say thank you for your videos. You have an excellent work ethic. You'd be a great squad leader in my Marine Corps any day. My family used to grow sugar cane in Puerto Rico (PR is a US Commonwealth) in the early 1900s but by the 1940s the big American sugar companies had an advantage over the local sugar plantation owners and they were driving out of business. I was born and raised in NYC and your videos are a wealth of education about family-run farming. As a sidebar: I have disdained for the mega-beef industry here in northern California for the way they treat their beef cows and employees but, that is another story. I had a dozen questions for you but, as a person who spent 22 years in the Marines and 19 years in law enforcement (retired last March) and taught in classroom settings, it's always best to wait to the end. So, after watching a bunch of your videos most of my questions were answered. I do have 2 questions: you never mention anything about the smell. It has to be an overwhelming and disagreeable smell. And, finally what is the name of the background music you play in many of the videos? 🐄
You do a great job of your videos man! I am from Saskatchewan Canada and I grew up on a farm. My dad used to seed with a 12 foot John Deere Hoe Drill so your drill reminds me of ours. We were small grain farmers. I have some neighbors who are Dairy farmers and I worked on one Dairy for a while. I find them very interesting and can appreciate all of the work that goes into them. They are busy places!! It looks like the farms there are very close together. Here they are miles apart and also our fields are divided into quarter sections and are usually farmed by the quarter. Its crazy how broken up yours are! I like that you aren't shy to show that you are a Christian and I like that your videos are clean. The Mountain Dew thing is hilarious. I don't blame you for drinking them you need the energy! Again man good job on your videos one of my favorite farming channels!! Take Care!
Congratulations! 100.000. Followers! I found your channel a few weeks ago and watched all of your videos. Really enjoy your content and look forward every new stuff! Grew up on my grandparents dairy farm with about 70 Cows. You do an excellent job! Greetings from Germany!
Love watching these videos. I was raised in a dairy farming community in Oregon and now live in the city. This brings back great memories of working with my bud on his dairy farm as a kid which he now has his son running. Thanks for sharing. I’ll keep watching.
Another very enjoyable video Eric. Good to see you dealing with all the "little annoyances" that you run across as you work. Good job! I look forward to each new video you produce.
We had a four ring Harvestore / Sluresytore and did the same as you / After cropping corn I would hook up that Badger manure tank spreader to the JD 4640 and it would take about a week to empty it out / We would do the same thing in the late winter spreading the manure on our barley or rye that we would be chopping to fill those 25x80 Harvestors
Man I absolutely wish and dream that I could farm in your country, without all these stupid rules and regulations. Here in Ireland, we have to follow EU regulations (Nitrates Directive) and have to obey a closed period from October to January (which ban the spreading of slurry). Last week almost all the farmers were busy emptying tanks and spreading slurry during a very rare week of good weather, and ahead of the arrival of a big storm (ex Hurricane Lorenzo). Now, with all the rain from the storm, most of that slurry is in the rivers/lakes!!! The pen pushers in Brussels just don't get the situation on the ground and that farmers WANT to retain Nitrates in the ground so that they can grow grass, but are made jump through hoops which ultimately do the exact opposite of what the regulations are trying to do!
Same thing in Poland. These f****** bureaucrats from Brussels should work on farm for at least a year and then they can propose regulatins. There is a reason why US is called the land of freedom.
@@didinos1992 Giving them experience on what it takes/best practices?!!?!! That idea is too radical, we will just stick with some guy that read some books in a class room and is in an office.
I know a few states in the Midwest are regulated to a time to spread slurry and how much cuz it could reach the water table. It has to be reported and documented gallons per acre
Eric , ( I think I speak for many viewers ) just the BEST content & drone footage ! ! Farmers worldwide are fascinated by what others are up to & maybe apply some aspects to their operation . Thank you from the bigger one of the two Down under ~~~
Good planting and repair . I know I’m just a atv channel now but I remember using a drill planter . It’s wanna of the easier ones to paint with . Good job
Love this channel! Very educational to say the least! While I was stationed in Germany, we called the slurry spreaders Honey Dew Wagons. Hated getting stuck behind one on the road! Lol It will be interesting watch what ya'll do during the winter months. Thanks for the videos!
Glad to see you and your dad again, although a little more dad please! I love seeing farm family’s working together. Also you should wash dads tractor and the spreader, they both need a bath before the cold gets here if it ever gets here. Stay safe and stay awesome 🐄
Hi Eric my name Ajith from southern indian state named kerala. im also a small dairy farmer. love all your video's.very inspirational videos.The technology and machineries that you are using is outstanding compare to our state.Still we depends on man power to most the works that you show on these videos.Thanks for the videos and all the best.
Another great video Only problem is I have already watched all your back catalog so I can binge watch your channel, ask I have already watched everything twice lol Would love to hear what your dad thinks about your Chanel now and when you started
So many places all over the world, that feature topography at it's best I from a desert near Nevada, find this flat earth amazing, plains l, I live in the desert no rain mountains and very dry. So kewl the topography. Nice video.
Hey, I saw on one of Green Cover Seeds videos, they sell a simple plastic device you push into the bags and it sticks inside. You can turn a valve that opens and closes to let the seeds out! It was pretty cool actually.
Man you guys are lucky to be able to get stuff done in a timely manner. Very little corn being chopped in michigan and have had 8" of rain in the past 4 weeks. Our stuff has a long way to go to be ready for harvest since alot of it didnt get planted til late june.
The Hoof GP said to take a look at your channel as it’s awesome 🙂 I’ve done that watched a few vids and I am subscribed and hooked lol absolutely loving your channel keep up the wonderful work 🙂👍❤️
I’m back and I realized I forgot to give you a thumbs up, I love all your content so I guess I need to watch everything again to make sure I thumbs up everything. I love your farm life!
I was thinking about your channel yesterday thinking I had not seen a new video in a while or maybe it just seems that way. Glad for the new video. Sorry for so many break downs. You are about reach 100,000 subs. Congrats. I love the channel and thanks for the long videos.
Young man I want to say thank you for taking the time and effort to make these videos I think you're one of the most interesting channels you have answers to questionsTo everything on a farm our runs and works thank you for all your hard work always look forward to the next one God look over and bless you and your family
Your videos are awesome. I really enjoy the manure hauling videos. Keep up the good work. I help run A dairy operation in central Pa and it is nice to see a similar operation in action.
I am a old ret. mech. ,How are you so lucky to find the two washers inthe dirt and just pick them up.That would never happen to me. Love your channel great content, allways look foward to the next posting Never dairy farmed,just beef,hogs , sheep [to mow weeds] .Just interesting.
You do a really good job of showing the details. Very interesting videos. Saw a video of Amish kids spreading liquid manure on a field using a 6 team of draft horses. Someone did a drone video. Love the drone shots.
I've barely started watching this kids videos and all I have to say is we need more kids like this in our country
Need more parents like his in this world. Who are not weak and don't give up. The farming industry is the most difficult to become profitable in. With our economy on a spare wheel his parents ,himself, and the cows they take care of are going to start feeling it.
They’re everywhere, just working so hard they go unnoticed.
It depends on who, what and where you dare and deal with. For example college campuses are more likely to have weaker people. Trade school are more likely to see people like this.
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It’s so nice to see such a young man working so hard and and showing love for his craft. Amazing what a good upbringing will do. Keep up the good work many of us appreciate your hard work.
and liberals and young democrats want govt to hand them everything for free
Halo
Instablaster...
He is actually 45 years old
Three magic words from farmers, manure spreading, cover crops and no till. You are doing all you can to feed us and help protect our environment. Thanks for all you do and thanks for sharing.
I am a city boy and love watching the efforts involved in getting us food. You are the backbone of ametica.keep making the videos.
Kelly Giesbrecht u know wat he meant jeez
I was completely ignorant to farming and what actually goes into it, the hard work and dedication to keep the nation and the world fed. I began playing Farming Simulator 17 because being in lockdown and since playing that I have found a secret passion. . .FARMING! Thank you to the folks of old and present for what they do and I greatly appreciate this young man for schooling me on farming.
play fs19
This 70 yr old woman in southern WV enjoys watching your videos. Your 'dry' sense of humor is priceless! Obviously, your dad has taught you every aspect of the farm ... and it shows. Looking forward to your next video.
You're not only a great farmer, but also a great videographer, editor, narrator, and talent.
Hello Eric, I'm amazed how often you and your dad have to stop and repair/adjust machine or machine parts. Then continue with the first task at hand. You are amazing. Great video as always. Tom in Minneapolis. 10/8/21
No drama, No BS.... just pure quality content. Love your vlogs mate 👌🏼 keep it up🤙🏼
It's amazing the specialized knowledge you need to run the farm. Not that all of it is particularly difficult, but it's all invaluable. I mean the cost and time saved in being able to repair your own equipment is huge.
This dude accomplished more in this video than I did in my entire 20's
Avery C. On her behalf not his
Now that’s a shit tank.
Farmers are the best at everything... Just a realization I’ve made over my life. They take pride in everything, and have learned to maximize every resource the get from their operation. Nothing goes to waste.
"This thing's not the easiest to back, it's a little bit clumsy"
Dude, if I was trying to back that thing up, I'd have hit both sides of the entry, the bunk, and the neighbor's house. :P
🤣🤣🤣
Thanks for the video . Love watching the cows and the farming. Old country girl turned citygal. Miss the country.
In an _a-ha_ moment, your comments crystallized, for me, the concept of the soil as a farm's primary asset. Admittedly, it's an obvious convention, but I've not fully appreciated the value of that attribute until hearing your remarks. While not in the least pedantic, it was the casual nature of your explanation of the methods and means you routinely follow that firmly planted that notion in the sometimes less-than-fertile furrows in my brain. Thanks.
Great example of what I call a basic family farm. Nothing fancy but loads of ingenuity!! I really like watching your videos.
I also watch Millennial Farmer, two family farms with some contrasts. You and your dad making work, what I would call old school. Your passion for your animals and land shows in your videos!
Thanks, love your videos, I pass these type of fields daily and thought that I knew what it takes to grow and harvest crops, boy was I wrong. Keep up the great videos.
You are a hard worker and thanks for the time and effort it takes to make these videos. You and you're family seem to be awesome people keep up the great work. American farmers don't get enough respect as they should thank you 🇺🇲🇺🇲🇺🇲🇺🇲
Your dad has to be proud! You are one smart hard working young man. Nice job dad!
The number of things that you do boggles my mind not just the number that you do in a day which is mind-boggling alone but in a week in a month in a year it's just so many things to do ... wow!
Eric - love your videos, a small glimpse into the real and amazing world of dairy farming. I especially enjoyed the combination of beautiful drone shots with the perfect selection of folk / celtic music. Simply beautiful!
I’m impressed at how you handle things that come up like machines breaking down. You don’t hee and haw how it ruined your day or how you now need an extra Mountain Dew to push through it. You just proceed with problem solving, get it done and move on with your work. I know I can turn into a chicken little that the sky is falling when my day has a hiccup 😆
Thank you for your great explanations. As an engineer, I really enjoy learning how your equipment works. I also like learning farming methodology.
Great video, much respect for you and just so you know, We all LOVE our farmers, many of us never knew what actually goes on in farming until many of you started RUclips channels and now we all know, their is so much more to it than just farming, its a trade that requires many talent, you have to be Dr, a mechanic, a fixer of many things, a cleaner a milker and on and on it goes and you show us how much work it really is in a way that is beneficial for us non farmers to get a clue and to learn to appropriate the hard work farmers do on a continual basis and provide, for us... thank you
My dad's favorite phrase is "That's farmin!!" lol if everything went smooth and as planned then you know something's not right - on the farm and in life.
why is it feel so peaceful when watching farming videos
You roll with the punches. You stay calm and cool when problems occur. Great job.
Being 2nd gen off the farm, I could smell that liquid manure! It would only be worse if it was hogs. (We raised hogs.)
I really enjoy your videos! No fake drama. Just the kind of work ethic that has always built our country.
My 4 yr old daughter loves watching your videos
Young man you're the best, your explanation and teaching skills are fantastic 👌. I don't want to mention anything regarding performance of your work 😢I just get emotional.. May the good Lord bless your farm..
10thGen, sure glad that we can rely on your generation to carry the ball and feed us!!! Thanks for your work, thanks to your parents and grands for all they've done to keep us all fed!!
What an excellent job, so knowledgeable. Very interesting. The depth of your knowledge is very impressive!!
Like you're viedoes. You show what real farming is all about, breakdowns and all. It's a great life, but not a tool picnic some days.
Thanks,
Raw determination to get it done. I can appreciate that for sure young man. Thats how one stays in business.
Just a quick note to say thank you for your videos. You have an excellent work ethic. You'd be a great squad leader in my Marine Corps any day. My family used to grow sugar cane in Puerto Rico (PR is a US Commonwealth) in the early 1900s but by the 1940s the big American sugar companies had an advantage over the local sugar plantation owners and they were driving out of business. I was born and raised in NYC and your videos are a wealth of education about family-run farming. As a sidebar: I have disdained for the mega-beef industry here in northern California for the way they treat their beef cows and employees but, that is another story. I had a dozen questions for you but, as a person who spent 22 years in the Marines and 19 years in law enforcement (retired last March) and taught in classroom settings, it's always best to wait to the end. So, after watching a bunch of your videos most of my questions were answered. I do have 2 questions: you never mention anything about the smell. It has to be an overwhelming and disagreeable smell. And, finally what is the name of the background music you play in many of the videos? 🐄
You are a good spokesperson for working knowledge of your industry.
Thank you for your time of a quality farm view focused on the job at hand
I dig how nice you are to all of your animals.
LOVE THE ARIEL FLIGHTS WITH THE DRONE ... VERY VERY COOL,!
Really shows your whole farm complex ... nice !
I have learned more about farming from this gentleman. Great channel.
You do a great job of your videos man! I am from Saskatchewan Canada and I grew up on a farm. My dad used to seed with a 12 foot John Deere Hoe Drill so your drill reminds me of ours. We were small grain farmers. I have some neighbors who are Dairy farmers and I worked on one Dairy for a while. I find them very interesting and can appreciate all of the work that goes into them. They are busy places!! It looks like the farms there are very close together. Here they are miles apart and also our fields are divided into quarter sections and are usually farmed by the quarter. Its crazy how broken up yours are! I like that you aren't shy to show that you are a Christian and I like that your videos are clean. The Mountain Dew thing is hilarious. I don't blame you for drinking them you need the energy! Again man good job on your videos one of my favorite farming channels!! Take Care!
Congratulations! 100.000. Followers! I found your channel a few weeks ago and watched all of your videos. Really enjoy your content and look forward every new stuff! Grew up on my grandparents dairy farm with about 70 Cows. You do an excellent job! Greetings from Germany!
Love watching these videos. I was raised in a dairy farming community in Oregon and now live in the city. This brings back great memories of working with my bud on his dairy farm as a kid which he now has his son running. Thanks for sharing. I’ll keep watching.
Another very enjoyable video Eric. Good to see you dealing with all the "little annoyances" that you run across as you work. Good job! I look forward to each new video you produce.
Man you guys do things right! The work the repairs and the videos are top notch! Really enjoyed the drone shots and the music! Thanks for sharing.
We had a four ring Harvestore / Sluresytore and did the same as you / After cropping corn I would hook up that Badger manure tank spreader to the JD 4640 and it would take about a week to empty it out / We would do the same thing in the late winter spreading the manure on our barley or rye that we would be chopping to fill those 25x80 Harvestors
Man I absolutely wish and dream that I could farm in your country, without all these stupid rules and regulations. Here in Ireland, we have to follow EU regulations (Nitrates Directive) and have to obey a closed period from October to January (which ban the spreading of slurry). Last week almost all the farmers were busy emptying tanks and spreading slurry during a very rare week of good weather, and ahead of the arrival of a big storm (ex Hurricane Lorenzo). Now, with all the rain from the storm, most of that slurry is in the rivers/lakes!!! The pen pushers in Brussels just don't get the situation on the ground and that farmers WANT to retain Nitrates in the ground so that they can grow grass, but are made jump through hoops which ultimately do the exact opposite of what the regulations are trying to do!
In Flanders its only from 15 februari to 15 August.
We have the same problem it a pain in the arse you can't spread slurry when the weather is bad but when the weather is good your doing something else
Same thing in Poland. These f****** bureaucrats from Brussels should work on farm for at least a year and then they can propose regulatins. There is a reason why US is called the land of freedom.
@@didinos1992 Giving them experience on what it takes/best practices?!!?!! That idea is too radical, we will just stick with some guy that read some books in a class room and is in an office.
I know a few states in the Midwest are regulated to a time to spread slurry and how much cuz it could reach the water table. It has to be reported and documented gallons per acre
I’m always amazed and humbled at all the things you have to fix and repair every day. Skills for sure!
Eric , ( I think I speak for many viewers ) just the BEST content & drone footage ! ! Farmers worldwide are fascinated by what others are up to & maybe apply some aspects to their operation . Thank you from the bigger one of the two Down under ~~~
Really enjoy your videos, I really respect how hard working you are . Keep up the great videos .
Good planting and repair . I know I’m just a atv channel now but I remember using a drill planter . It’s wanna of the easier ones to paint with . Good job
Thought for sure there was going to be a Mountain Dew under that gage wheel. :)
Or a choc milk.
totally thought that when he was looking for the washers he was going to say "looky here!" and pull out a mountain dew!
Same thought! Haha
I thought it might show up in the seed!
@@kamiochambless2590 OK I thought this too, when he was moving it from one bin to the other.
You inspired me to start my own youtube channel of our families vegetable/beef/grain farm!
keep up the great work!
I love the music with the flyover👍🏻❤️💫
Violins & this music now remind me of manure
Your videos are my happy place. Blessings to you and yours.
You put in a lot of work on this video, thanks for sharing things most people never see. Great job with the drone and music.
You guys sure know how to work! It great to see how it really done.👍
These farmers are the hardest working people I have ever seen. There hours are rediculous.
Love this channel! Very educational to say the least! While I was stationed in Germany, we called the slurry spreaders Honey Dew Wagons. Hated getting stuck behind one on the road! Lol It will be interesting watch what ya'll do during the winter months. Thanks for the videos!
I love watching y'all solve problems. Very satisfying
Deadly aim with that spreader
Pretty awesome! I grew up on a ranch. All I knew was that being a Dairy Farmer was really hard. You have shown me why!
Glad to see you and your dad again, although a little more dad please! I love seeing farm family’s working together. Also you should wash dads tractor and the spreader, they both need a bath before the cold gets here if it ever gets here. Stay safe and stay awesome 🐄
Love your Drone view of Everything around you please show more an your DJ is on POINT 💣💥💣💥
I really enjoy your videos. I like how you are starting to incorporate the drone footage. Keep up the good work, and God bless.
Great drone footage....thanks for all your hard work video included!
Hi Eric my name Ajith from southern indian state named kerala. im also a small dairy farmer. love all your video's.very inspirational videos.The technology and machineries that you are using is outstanding compare to our state.Still we depends on man power to most the works that you show on these videos.Thanks for the videos and all the best.
Nice work man! Keep up the good work!
Eric, you are indeed a working man!
Another good video. I just finished watching all of your videos to date. Well done. Good job handling the breakdown.
Man you are living right! being able to find the washer amd bolt in that field.
Keep up the good work.
Another great video
Only problem is I have already watched all your back catalog so I can binge watch your channel, ask I have already watched everything twice lol
Would love to hear what your dad thinks about your Chanel now and when you started
Number one I love watching your video to you explain them well three your father must be proud of you I'd love to have you as my son thank you 👍🇺🇸
So many places all over the world, that feature topography at it's best I from a desert near Nevada, find this flat earth amazing, plains l, I live in the desert no rain mountains and very dry.
So kewl the topography.
Nice video.
Make a vid of what you do for fun outside of work like chillin with your friends.
I love the drone footage and sweet music!
Love the explanation. Also the drone video. So enjoyable to watch. Thank your cousin. No suprise drink, with 90 out I figuted you would find something
Hey, I saw on one of Green Cover Seeds videos, they sell a simple plastic device you push into the bags and it sticks inside. You can turn a valve that opens and closes to let the seeds out! It was pretty cool actually.
Absolutely great videos! Love the humor and seeing the important details of your day to day. Keep em coming!
Your a phynominal young man! I'm very impressed. And this is only the second video I've seen.
Молодцы ребята, тяжело, но достойно. Привет из Беларуси.
Somebody is becoming fancy pants youtuber with their drone footage! 👍
Man you guys are lucky to be able to get stuff done in a timely manner. Very little corn being chopped in michigan and have had 8" of rain in the past 4 weeks. Our stuff has a long way to go to be ready for harvest since alot of it didnt get planted til late june.
Nice video, very informative. Respect from the UK.
Really interesting to listen to you explaining what you do
The Hoof GP said to take a look at your channel as it’s awesome 🙂 I’ve done that watched a few vids and I am subscribed and hooked lol absolutely loving your channel keep up the wonderful work 🙂👍❤️
That’s how I found this, too!
I’m back and I realized I forgot to give you a thumbs up, I love all your content so I guess I need to watch everything again to make sure I thumbs up everything. I love your farm life!
You do some hardwork. Dont think I can complain about my easy bake oven life now
Yes... Super Good, great drone footage, thanks.
Wonderful! Please keep this going! I love watching.
Enjoy watching your videos, I'm amazed😍😍😍
Love the background music. Thank you for sharing , and God Bless from Phoenix.
Very hard worker! Glad i found your channel.
Getting better and better
Getting close to 100k. Great job ! Learn a lot by wAtching so please keep the vids coming. 👍
I was thinking about your channel yesterday thinking I had not seen a new video in a while or maybe it just seems that way. Glad for the new video. Sorry for so many break downs. You are about reach 100,000 subs. Congrats. I love the channel and thanks for the long videos.
Young man I want to say thank you for taking the time and effort to make these videos I think you're one of the most interesting channels you have answers to questionsTo everything on a farm our runs and works thank you for all your hard work always look forward to the next one God look over and bless you and your family
Your videos are awesome. I really enjoy the manure hauling videos. Keep up the good work. I help run A dairy operation in central Pa and it is nice to see a similar operation in action.
The bearing rides in a RACE, not a seat. That race came out easy. I've had miserable times getting bad races out when the bearing overheats the race.
I am a old ret. mech. ,How are you so lucky to find the two washers inthe dirt and just pick them up.That would never happen to me. Love your channel great content, allways look foward to the next posting Never dairy farmed,just beef,hogs , sheep [to mow weeds] .Just interesting.
You do a really good job of showing the details. Very interesting videos. Saw a video of Amish kids spreading liquid manure on a field using a 6 team of draft horses. Someone did a drone video. Love the drone shots.