Nice to see pictures from the parlor and barn again. Fall rye is ideal for sandy soil. 150,000 hectares of fall rye are grown on the sandy soils in Brandenburg/East Germany, where winter wheat doesn't grow properly. The farmers say "only rye and pine trees grow in the Brandenburg desert." Greetings from Germany, David.
@@eldonhoward7925 Germany is one country, but in the eastern part, the former GDR, many people attach importance to being different from the western part. In agriculture, this is very clear for historical reasons. In the west there are only small and medium-sized family-run farms. In the east it is very heterogeneous, some small and medium-sized family-run farms and the majority of medium and large agricultural cooperatives and agricultural companies. These are the successors to the cooperatives from the GDR.
Thanks for this great video of the things you enjoy while working in the parlor and the fields. Incredible drone footage of the awesome number of straw bales in one field! You should pick a the best frame shot from the drone footage and have it enlarged as a reminder of this blessed year of harvest. 😊
My eyes bulged when I saw your sister driving your precious truck. So glad you were willing to let her use it. I’m sure she will treat it better than your dad did 😮. Won’t forget that test drive anytime soon.
Jan can also trust his father as well as he's in line with God's Son as he's the Lords son as well as it's Father I AM > Lord God Jesus then > Elliot Arjen below the Lord and I AM is One with the Lord Jesus I and my Father are one John 10:30 the Lord does have both Lord and God titles Hebrews 1:8 John 20:28.
Don't mind the negative comments. There's always going to be a few negative people who can't take joy in seeing a family that trusts and loves each other. I personally think 14:59 y'all are my kind of family. I enjoy watching your family farm. Keep up the hard work.
@@olebath1278 Excuse me my comment isn't negative at all as @saskdutchkid does trust his father as he was here before he was born he was here before @adairyontheprairie was born Parents are here first then kids and children come afterwards as Elliott Arjen's father is the first generation Then Elliott Arjen is the second generation Then Jañ and Neline and Mirjam is the third generation you can't even read my heart only the Lord can do it 1 Kings 8:39 HE knows what yous can't even see.
LOVE LOVE to see the ladies you have such open spaces in your SASK. what a crop of straw. From (Southern ONTARIO) not used to seeing such large crops. Very happy for your family.
So very happy for you and your dairy farm family! Also love the drone shots of fields you are bailing. It indescribable the emotions l felt just watching it, l can only imagine how over powering it is to stand in the mist of your fields. Grateful and thankful I’m sure.😮🙏🏻
I would say that your family is blessed to gave those kinds of bushels per acre. Very fortunate for you, and you may be selling some of it to another not-so-fortunate farmer. Make hay while the sun shines and after the rain falls!
8:26 Letting your sister drive your truck!!! 😮 From experience, I can tell you that does not always end well!💥 Glad your having such a great year with the crops. They’re all looking, and yielding awesome.❤
Jan, I can understand your thoughts on liking all aspects of the farm. I worked for over 33 yrs at the same job, but my tasks were never the same everyday so I never became bored, nor burned out😊
The yield from the hybrid fall rye sounds incredible! 121 bushels per acre is no joke. Thanks for sharing your experience with different crop varieties and their benefits. 😍😍😍
The number of bales is impressive. You were wise to check the bearings. No one needs a fire in the field. Your drone shots put things into perspective. You even managed to get the grain elevators from Asquith in one of the pictures. Thank you.
Hi, Jan, Jeff here, your favorite fan and Dairy farmer from Pennsylvania...been working, including milking this morning, hence me being late commenting til now, but love your videos and appreciate all you and the family do up there in Sas!
Another outstanding video, Jan. Great to see the dairy again. Yes, I can see you are an outstanding all around farmer. The size of those vales! Unbelievable. SO HAPPY to have these videos again. You are second to none young man.
At around 12:50 give or take a little is an amazing artistic photo from the Drone- you should frame that- beautiful work- thanks you for feeding the rest of us!
So glad to see you and the farmers in USA are have a better harvest this year!! Thats alot of bales couple weeks just hauling them back huh??? But not a bad problem t o have!!! Stay safe and harvest on!!
You are going to reference back to 2024 as the year it all came together for some time. Until of course you have a better year which I hope happens again real soon. The density of bales on those fields is a sight to behold, there has to be a calendar or a blow up picture there somewhere. The quint essential prairie picture for sure.
A very interesting video we sure enjoyed it it was good , get to see the cows and the milking parlor again grandmother was very happy to see you looking all handsome and shaved
wow Jan your crops are looking awesome this year I'm very happy for you guys keep up the good work be safe and healthy GOD BLESS THE FARMER HELLO from east central new york , Vermont border love your videos bud thanks
And later, you will have to come out to pick them all up and bring them into the yard for winter storage. Farm work never really ends. But having a great yield makes it worthwhile, despite the extra work.
The Case II seems to consistently make good looking bales. Thanks for another enjoyable video!! With respect to another theme, your sis and mom's cheese business. An update would be nice in the future. Will the cheese be available in the US?
Variety is the spice of life. So impressive to see all those bales if straw. I guess you smile in the good years and weep in the poor. I hope the prices are up to boot.
Looks like you’ll be hauling bales back to the farm for a while.. I live near Syracuse NY and we couldn’t dream of getting those yields even in wheat straw… great video..
Jan it is so nice to have something come along and surprise you in a positive way and bring in some unexpected money to help with all the stuff that cost you during the year.
My father was head tractor driver on farm when I was young but was also keen on dairy, latter he managed a herd, small by your standard but did everything to do with producing the milk, before automatic clusters and cleaning systems as children we helped out before school and after, cows were kept on deep litter during the winter in those days, I enjoyed the milking but leaned more towards arable later on
Jan, was hoping to see a shot of what the Lagoon looks like when empty. Also, what is the cost of seed per acre for the two different varieties of rye grown?
Man that's a lot of bales! That's going to take a minute to get them all picked up and hauled. We've had some near record yields as well for hay and its been nice.
Thought it was only possible to make a field of round bales like that with a cheat mod in Farming Simulator :) Good thing the baler didn't burn the hole thing down.
@@daveklein2826 hardly any do where I live. Most owners are just managers and maybe operate equipment once in a while. Hispanic labor does the milking, feeding and most barn chores.
So groomed…morning brightness…variety is the spice of life…ooooo, what’s that?...Ferdinand is tame - just sayin’…“Deeper and deeper and deeper; sweeter and sweeter and sweeter”…could watch that all day…mmmmm, sign language…Mirjam is like the wind…black tigger…baling blues, so sweet…little baler on the prairie…straw sentries…stoked and thinking of giving thanks
The Drone shot of all those bales in the field is really cool ! it would make one hell of a painting ! 😊😊😊😊
Right 💯 %
Nice to see you’re multiple uploads in a week Jan
More to come!
Those drone shots of all those straw bales in a row was freaking awesome.
Nice to see pictures from the parlor and barn again. Fall rye is ideal for sandy soil. 150,000 hectares of fall rye are grown on the sandy soils in Brandenburg/East Germany, where winter wheat doesn't grow properly. The farmers say "only rye and pine trees grow in the Brandenburg desert." Greetings from Germany, David.
Is it still referred to as East Germany?
@@eldonhoward7925 Germany is one country, but in the eastern part, the former GDR, many people attach importance to being different from the western part. In agriculture, this is very clear for historical reasons. In the west there are only small and medium-sized family-run farms. In the east it is very heterogeneous, some small and medium-sized family-run farms and the majority of medium and large agricultural cooperatives and agricultural companies. These are the successors to the cooperatives from the GDR.
Holy Moly that's a lot of bales!! Great to see Mirium working with you as always.
Thanks for this great video of the things you enjoy while working in the parlor and the fields. Incredible drone footage of the awesome number of straw bales in one field! You should pick a the best frame shot from the drone footage and have it enlarged as a reminder of this blessed year of harvest. 😊
That field is outrageous! 😮
My eyes bulged when I saw your sister driving your precious truck. So glad you were willing to let her use it. I’m sure she will treat it better than your dad did 😮. Won’t forget that test drive anytime soon.
Jan can also trust his father as well as he's in line with God's Son as he's the Lords son as well as it's Father I AM > Lord God Jesus then > Elliot Arjen below the Lord and I AM is One with the Lord Jesus I and my Father are one John 10:30 the Lord does have both Lord and God titles Hebrews 1:8 John 20:28.
@@svfproductions9520 you ok?
Don't mind the negative comments. There's always going to be a few negative people who can't take joy in seeing a family that trusts and loves each other. I personally think 14:59 y'all are my kind of family. I enjoy watching your family farm. Keep up the hard work.
@@olebath1278 Excuse me my comment isn't negative at all as @saskdutchkid does trust his father as he was here before he was born he was here before @adairyontheprairie was born Parents are here first then kids and children come afterwards as Elliott Arjen's father is the first generation Then Elliott Arjen is the second generation Then Jañ and Neline and Mirjam is the third generation you can't even read my heart only the Lord can do it 1 Kings 8:39 HE knows what yous can't even see.
The number of bales you have out there is amazing! Gonna take a lot of work hauling those home. Glad the year has been good to you.
LOVE LOVE to see the ladies you have such open spaces in your SASK. what a crop of straw. From (Southern ONTARIO) not used to seeing such large crops. Very happy for your family.
So great to hear, “I’m stoked. This year has been so awesome.” We are all happy for you and your family.
So very happy for you and your dairy farm family! Also love the drone shots of fields you are bailing.
It indescribable the emotions l felt just watching it, l can only imagine how over powering it is to stand in the mist of your fields.
Grateful and thankful I’m sure.😮🙏🏻
I would say that your family is blessed to gave those kinds of bushels per acre. Very fortunate for you, and you may be selling some of it to another not-so-fortunate farmer. Make hay while the sun shines and after the rain falls!
8:26 Letting your sister drive your truck!!! 😮 From experience, I can tell you that does not always end well!💥 Glad your having such a great year with the crops. They’re all looking, and yielding awesome.❤
OMG, what a fantastic drone shot of bales everywhere
Jan, I can understand your thoughts on liking all aspects of the farm. I worked for over 33 yrs at the same job, but my tasks were never the same everyday so I never became bored, nor burned out😊
You have given me an even greater level of respect for farming as a vocation.
Thanks for sharing!
That's true, there the ones who feed the world. All kinds of farmers and I respect them all.
Amazing drone shots. Wow loads of bales
It is so good listening to you chat, even with the long hours and hard work you are enthusiastic and proud. Great work to the whole family and team.
Congrats on your great year in the fields ,, lots of fun and hard work so thank you for the great videos keep them coming
Glade your harvest continues to get better and better.
The variation of jobs on the farm is that's why you enjoy all of them🐄🚜🌾and plus Your sisters also have their other hobbies 🐐🐐🧀🐴🐎👍🏽👏🏽👏🏽
Really enjoyed your video. You do a great job of showing how much goes on during the day.
Right on I’m glad you’re having a great year, really enjoying the videos lately 👍🏻🫡
Can't believe the year you are having some contrast to last year's pain of hauling all them bales 😊
The yield from the hybrid fall rye sounds incredible! 121 bushels per acre is no joke. Thanks for sharing your experience with different crop varieties and their benefits. 😍😍😍
The number of bales is impressive. You were wise to check the bearings. No one needs a fire in the field. Your drone shots put things into perspective. You even managed to get the grain elevators from Asquith in one of the pictures. Thank you.
Good thing you didn't end up with a crispy bailer. Nice drone footage of the field, very big crop. 👍👍
Hi, Jan, Jeff here, your favorite fan and Dairy farmer from Pennsylvania...been working, including milking this morning, hence me being late commenting til now, but love your videos and appreciate all you and the family do up there in Sas!
Love the flow of the content. Nice mixture of field and milking.
A good year. Cheers from Edmonton.
Fantastic footage of 🇨🇦. Thank you for sharing your journey as a true farming family. 🇨🇦💪🏻
NICE WORK!....CONGRATS!
Another outstanding video, Jan. Great to see the dairy again. Yes, I can see you are an outstanding all around farmer. The size of those vales! Unbelievable. SO HAPPY to have these videos again. You are second to none young man.
Holy crap! Great crop guys. Wow!
At around 12:50 give or take a little is an amazing artistic photo from the Drone- you should frame that- beautiful work- thanks you for feeding the rest of us!
I enjoy learning from you about the importance of our farmers
That’s just a mind boggling number of bales. Impressed 😮
Nice to see you have a good season. I love shots of the hay bales in the field
LOVED the drone footage over the field ... those bales all so nicely lined up .. makes a beautiful picture. 😍 (from Ottawa 🇨🇦)
Good video. It`s good that you are having a good year.
That drone shot was amazing. I have never seen so many bails. Makes a great picture. Worth framing.
What a great video and shot of all those bales so happy for you but also sad that you got to move them all
So glad to see you and the farmers in USA are have a better harvest this year!! Thats alot of bales couple weeks just hauling them back huh??? But not a bad problem t o have!!! Stay safe and harvest on!!
It's going to be a huge job hauling all those bales home. Glad you are having a good year
What an awesome drone shot of your bales!
You are going to reference back to 2024 as the year it all came together for some time. Until of course you have a better year which I hope happens again real soon. The density of bales on those fields is a sight to behold, there has to be a calendar or a blow up picture there somewhere. The quint essential prairie picture for sure.
A very interesting video we sure enjoyed it it was good , get to see the cows and the milking parlor again grandmother was very happy to see you looking all handsome and shaved
Great job guys . thank you
Love your channel. Thank you for all the great information about the farm and land and crops.
wow Jan your crops are looking awesome this year I'm very happy for you guys keep up the good work be safe and healthy GOD BLESS THE FARMER HELLO from east central new york , Vermont border love your videos bud thanks
Drone video of the bales in the field are great. Really shows the yield.
And later, you will have to come out to pick them all up and bring them into the yard for winter storage. Farm work never really ends. But having a great yield makes it worthwhile, despite the extra work.
Got to give it too you guys, the amount of bails is fantastic on one paddock congratulations. 🇦🇺🇦🇺🇦🇺👍
Great day on the farm.
Wow love the drone picks of straw bales and fields.
Unreal what a bit of rain can do with you guys!
Another very interesting video Thank you 😊😊😊😊
The Case II seems to consistently make good looking bales. Thanks for another enjoyable video!! With respect to another theme, your sis and mom's cheese business. An update would be nice in the future. Will the cheese be available in the US?
Wow the amount of straw bails is amazing,what a great crop year .
Variety is the spice of life. So impressive to see all those bales if straw. I guess you smile in the good years and weep in the poor. I hope the prices are up to boot.
WOWOWOOW that filed is so full of bales…..there be a lot of hauling!,,,Rob
Wow that shot with all the windrows and bales is amazing
Looks like a lot of hauling, great work
Love drone shots
God bless you 😊😊😊😊😊
Keep up the good work!
Beautiful bales. I'm surprised the straw wasn't chewed up more from a rotor combine.
Isn't the CX a walker(conventional) combine
@@CTCcommentariesSICH I had to look it up, you are right, it's a conventional cylinder machine.
Looks like you’ll be hauling bales back to the farm for a while.. I live near Syracuse NY and we couldn’t dream of getting those yields even in wheat straw… great video..
Jan it is so nice to have something come along and surprise you in a positive way and bring in some unexpected money to help with
all the stuff that cost you during the year.
Another great video brother from the imperial county California 👍🇺🇲🚜 and keep them coming 😊
Man that has to be so daunting to have to go pick up all those bales, Grats on the yield and bales though!
Love to watch your videos reminds me when I used to have cows and Portugal Azores’1980 ,
Right now, I’m in USA Rhode Island
Love the videos and the cows …
Drone shots were sick
My father was head tractor driver on farm when I was young but was also keen on dairy, latter he managed a herd, small by your standard but did everything to do with producing the milk, before automatic clusters and cleaning systems as children we helped out before school and after, cows were kept on deep litter during the winter in those days, I enjoyed the milking but leaned more towards arable later on
Those droneshots Holy cr*p soooo many bales 😱
Wow. Those bales are really close together
12:46 what a glorious sight!
Nice to have a variety of jobs.
very good
Jan, was hoping to see a shot of what the Lagoon looks like when empty. Also, what is the cost of seed per acre for the two different varieties of rye grown?
That round bales come out from the baler like small squares 😂
Cool man you know ur tank would stay cleaner too if you guys flip that siphon tube quarter turn higher up
Eccellente works!!! How many bales in this field?
😮that is a lot of bails!!!
Man that's a lot of bales! That's going to take a minute to get them all picked up and hauled.
We've had some near record yields as well for hay and its been nice.
We hope your sister got home with your truck safely
That is a lot of straw bales
How many acres does it take to store all those bales?? Awesome video sir drone shots were mesmerizing
That is a lot of bales.
Thought it was only possible to make a field of round bales like that with a cheat mod in Farming Simulator :)
Good thing the baler didn't burn the hole thing down.
That's a lot of straw!
Thanks a ton Jan. How many straw bales do you use each year?
It's great to see a dairy farmer actually milking their own cows
Every dairy farmer does
@@daveklein2826 hardly any do where I live. Most owners are just managers and maybe operate equipment once in a while. Hispanic labor does the milking, feeding and most barn chores.
So groomed…morning brightness…variety is the spice of life…ooooo, what’s that?...Ferdinand is tame - just sayin’…“Deeper and deeper and deeper; sweeter and sweeter and sweeter”…could watch that all day…mmmmm, sign language…Mirjam is like the wind…black tigger…baling blues, so sweet…little baler on the prairie…straw sentries…stoked and thinking of giving thanks
Have you thought about getting a bale wrapper for your rye bales? They would last longer if you don't use them up quickly.
Holy round bales 🤯
GOOD AFTERNOON TO ALL
The raptor should be able to release the solids in the Laguna😂😂
Should look into square baler when need to replace.
Not efficient
How many bales of straw do you use per year?