Dutchy, you have a remarkably strange talent for making manure a fascinating subject! I just find that interesting. Cole Sonne mentioned you on his post today. You guys have a lot in common being able to take the most mundane of activities and make it entertaining. O Canada!
Wow, you sure do know a whole lot about everything, to be so young! You could probably run that whole place by yourself with the knowledge and know-how that you possess! I bet your parents are very proud of you!!!
I never minded when it was cow manure but when the pig farm up the road a few miles was emptying and hauling it was a great time to take a short vacation- ( far from the farm)!
I was giving a pig farmer a bid on some electrical work in his pig barn and after awhile as we were shooting the breeze he noticed my eyes were watering lol. He said "we better go outside and talk and I agreed really fast.
I can only imagine a farmer sitting at home one night thinking "If I could only put an agitator on the back of my boat I could get a better mix of manure; and even pull Jan around on water skis" All kidding aside, that is a neat machine
Great Videos and drone shots along with great editing and explanations!! Thanks for taking the time to share, You make your profession and parents proud!!
Oh come on liquid cow manure is the best smell of the country. When I use to fly home for my week off the first thing I smelt was the dairy farms spreading liquid and that’s a great smell
51WCDodge cow manure is still a weak smell over chicken/ bird and pig I work on a dairy farm and I live on a dairy farm and about 2km away is a big barn so we smell the manure when they spread and there’s a chicken farm that also has land nearby and it also smells very bad
I'm also from the transitional generation that lived with both Imperial & Metric SI units and still use both habitually. Whichever the device is saying is what I use but it's mostly just for weights and lengths. Temperatures are about evenly meaningful too either way.
you haul it Believe it or not I like the smell of fresh manure spread..It reminds me of my childhood I guess,I love to watch your videos they are very entertaining and educational
well I can't say enough about the way you people work!! do that then that again there is no end I am an oldy 89 but Love learning about ALL that you do. Thanks again and again. granny89
Good job pulling that tank into the truck bed, keeping your back not straight but arched a tiny bit forward, and using your legs to power your moves. Because just like Herpes, even a small back injury is forever. Keep those knees bent for max power.
In the UK , where manure lagoons have to covered to prevent overflow to the enviroment , agitation is a matter of life and death. A crust can form on the surface leading to anerobic decomposition, releasing very poisonus gases. People have died where for some reason the lagoon has not been agitated and the crust is then brocken.
Thats the job that makes the country country. Lol. We (all the farms on our ridge) would clean out the barns and lots all at the same time in the fall. If anyone was traveling that 7 mile trek the perfume was at its best. Lol
There is so much to do on your operation. I’m amazed by all you do. I’m amazed by all the equipment it takes. I’m amazed by the cleanliness of the cows. It’s like you have 2 operations: farming and a dairy in one. Most people have a hard time doing just one. The management and organization are so impressive. My parents owned a construction company; mostly roadworks and bridge repair. That’s how I know the intensity, constant work and attention to detail the goes on behind the scene. Thank you for allowing us to be a part of your work.
I remember growing up my farmer friends talking about how smelly their place was during the days that they emptied the lagoon. I find it interesting that you use Imperial terms a lot rather than metric.
As he said in the video, some of their equipment, such as the speedometer displays mph. And the table for application rate and the tank capacity probably is the same, listed in gallons. And acre is probably more common a measurement than hectare.
@@0xFF48 I suppose it's probably from the US influence, being such close neighbors and a lot of back and forth business. I noticed it with other Canadian RUclipsr farmers too, plus the Canadians I know personally use Imperial a lot.
@joe mathis The problem I have is that in UK we still use basically Imperial, but have to convert to metric acros the ditch. I also own two 1944 Dodge 3/4 trucks, so have to remember that US measures differ from Imperial , and then convert to Metric. One good thing A US quart is as close to a litre as damm is to swearing.
Great peace oh kit for agitating your slurry lagoon. Wouldn't work over hear as we have slurry towers. You are getting her don Jan keep her lit. Great video
I take back all the things I ever said about Crappy jobs this job is actually interesting, smelly but interesting. Liked this video Jan, Aloha from the Big Island of Hawaii 🤙🏼
All those trips and I cant see the level going down yet.Make sure you get enough nap. Guy has to be extra alert doing stuff at night. Pretty interesting vid dude. Peace.
Let’s hope that the lagoon crawler will stir up the sand enough that you only have to empty the lagoon once a year. At least the crap gets recycled back to the land to start the process all over again!
That was really cool seeing the that floating agitator. That a big job to get that thing cleaned out. Nice video! Thank you for sharing! Stay safe and healthy :-)
hi Jan, awesome machine , i never have seen that, wow thats alot of manure to spread on your veld,nice to see al those big tractors and tanks.its a lot of work.thanks for showing us.
the nuhn manufacturing plant and headquarters is just 20 minutes away from me here in ontario. see these all the time in the lot. very cool to see it in action!
Great video Jan. I wish you would talk some about the benefits of bedding with sand. It seems to cause you a lot of trouble in the manure pit, but more importantly I can't help but wonder what it is doing to your fields after say 12 to 15 years of spreading sand on them. Would you not be better with sawdust or shavings that would eventually break down in the fields and add nutrients?
Have kind a similar question to Jan. Isn't it possible to separate the sand from the manure and even re-use it for the cows bedding? Maybe by using a cyclone to the pump that pump the slurry form the pit in your . Now your corrals must loose this sand what needs to be supplemented one way or another. It also helps to reduce the weight that need to be moved to the field and possible also helps to reduce the wear of your equipment?
Just so you know... my bass boat with the trolling motor would do the same job as the lagoon floater. My old outboard vibrates so much, it would probably even be faster.
@@alexdrake9931 I was working on a farm that also did Pony trecking across Dartmoor. We had a French Diplomat and his family as guests. One day the wife walked into the kitchen and said in a charming french accent. 'Ave you a .. a.. 'ose pipe? My husband has fallen in they .. how you say it? The sheet? . He'd been walking acros the yard and slipped. It took some time before we could gather ourselves to go to his assistance. :-)
If you get a sand system in to recycle that sand, it might also take care of the clay in the sand. That way you won’t have to deal with the compaction and panning on your bedding. I look forward to seeing your solution.
I don't even want to think what that smells like ! There used to be a huge farm on rt.93 that I drove through every day on my way to work. The smell was wicked bad in the summer ! All windows went up before hitting that area ! lol I think it was a pig farm..wheww !.
Great video, drone view & explanation with rich info once more Jan👍 Just curious about the size of the 'lagoon' or pit or how you call it and of those huge thanks with four axles👍😉 Am not sure, but is the rear axle of those tanks steered? Do you test or anyhow know what the content is of the different nutrients (NPS..) in this slurry? As you say it is key to mixture the slurry properly to blend to fluid part with the more solid parts of the slurry, to allow to pump it ánd to get a more homogeneous product that can be applied to the field with constant concentration. Just curious if and how you could get rid of the sand one way or another? Maybe by using a cyclone somehow (or let it sink or so ..?) in the operation where you pump the slurry out of the pit? Enjoy the night shift, be safe!🚜👍
Nice Video, nice machinery! You move some shit! 😅👌🏼 6000 gal/acre is your goal, converted to a european setting this means ~56 cbm/Hektar, i don't know the concetration of phos, urea etcetera in your slurry, but that sounds like a really heavy load. German officials would freakout if farmers around my area would spread your rates😅 Must be cool to live in Canada😅👌🏼
@@michaellow9539 Wie gesagt ich kenn die Inhaltsstoffe nicht, wenn das so hinkommt ist alles cool! :) Wobei man es bei uns einarbeiten müsste, einfach so auf den Stoppel ausbringen und fertig wäre hier nicht ok.
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I wanna see it completely empty
You and me both
@Liam Kenzo nice scam
That’s quite a neat setup. Would like to see the end result of pumping out the lagoon
Dutchy, you have a remarkably strange talent for making manure a fascinating subject! I just find that interesting. Cole Sonne mentioned you on his post today. You guys have a lot in common being able to take the most mundane of activities and make it entertaining. O Canada!
Wow, you sure do know a whole lot about everything, to be so young! You could probably run that whole place by yourself with the knowledge and know-how that you possess! I bet your parents are very proud of you!!!
Jan, your excellent choice of music always enhances the videos greatly!
That lagoon crawler is awesome! I knew solids needed to be agitated but i didnt realize there were special equipment to do that job!
Beats a long handled shovel. Though who cleans the machine afterwards? The local Car Wash would definitley take you off the Christmas card list.
Great video as always, seeing and learning new things that you dairy farmers have to deal with. So very hard working people!
Once again an incredibly well put together video. The overhead shots are spectacular! Well done.
I never minded when it was cow manure but when the pig farm up the road a few miles was emptying and hauling it was a great time to take a short vacation- ( far from the farm)!
I was giving a pig farmer a bid on some electrical work in his pig barn and after awhile as we were shooting the breeze he noticed my eyes were watering lol. He said "we better go outside and talk and I agreed really fast.
@@dougdiplacido2406
I know that feeling. Breathtaking I would say!
Nothing worse than the smell of pig slurry.
I can only imagine a farmer sitting at home one night thinking "If I could only put an agitator on the back of my boat I could get a better mix of manure; and even pull Jan around on water skis" All kidding aside, that is a neat machine
Mr Lynch I see your comments on a lot of the channels I watch - always enjoyable to read! Thank you!
That is so awesome. Such big machinery. You should be a very proud young man to have such a great opportunity. Thanks for your time.
Another interesting and informative video. Hope you got in that nap before you had to start hauling again! Thanks Jan.
That pump is one big remote control toy. I was really looking forward to seeing this operation and I am impressed. Thanks Jan.
That was so cool!! That thing looks like something from mad max! Thanks for sharing. Very interesting.
So glad your drone did not crash into the lagoon! Blessings!
Great Videos and drone shots along with great editing and explanations!! Thanks for taking the time to share, You make your profession and parents proud!!
I’m just really glad we don’t have smellavision! 😂😂😂😂🤮👍🇦🇺
Oh come on liquid cow manure is the best smell of the country. When I use to fly home for my week off the first thing I smelt was the dairy farms spreading liquid and that’s a great smell
Aaron Wilton hell yes!
Aaron Wilton very true
Your'e nose does shut down after a time. You never smell your own farm, but boy do you notice it when you visit anywhere else.
51WCDodge cow manure is still a weak smell over chicken/ bird and pig I work on a dairy farm and I live on a dairy farm and about 2km away is a big barn so we smell the manure when they spread and there’s a chicken farm that also has land nearby and it also smells very bad
I am such a big fan
What happens when the shit hits you?
i die lol
Love the fresh air nothing better. It's better than the city
You are such a fantastic teacher! Love how you explain stuff!❤️
I'm also from the transitional generation that lived with both Imperial & Metric SI units and still use both habitually. Whichever the device is saying is what I use but it's mostly just for weights and lengths. Temperatures are about evenly meaningful too either way.
WOW! That must smell. Good job for a windy day.
First time I have seen this type of machine in mud thanks, nice video
you haul it Believe it or not I like the smell of fresh manure spread..It reminds me of my childhood I guess,I love to watch your videos they are very entertaining and educational
Great job with the drone camera. Your editing is spot on too.
Hey Kid Dutch👍. That’d make a good mud crawler. You sure are a hard worker.
well I can't say enough about the way you people work!! do that then that again there is no end I am an oldy 89 but Love learning about ALL that you do. Thanks again and again. granny89
That’s a really nice tractor.
Hope it doesn’t break down in the middle of the lagoon, that would be a trek I wouldn’t want to make. :)
same thought here!! lol
In that situation, they abandon the machinery and the insurance company declares it a total loss. 🤪
Good job pulling that tank into the truck bed, keeping your back not straight but arched a tiny bit forward, and using your legs to power your moves. Because just like Herpes, even a small back injury is forever. Keep those knees bent for max power.
In the UK , where manure lagoons have to covered to prevent overflow to the enviroment , agitation is a matter of life and death. A crust can form on the surface leading to anerobic decomposition, releasing very poisonus gases. People have died where for some reason the lagoon has not been agitated and the crust is then brocken.
It’s because of a build up of methane and carbon dioxide I think. But not all manure lagoons in the UK are covered!
@@benpattinson1 Its the H2S Hydrogen Sulphide that is the realy nasty one.
@@51WCDodge that’s what gives the smell of rotten eggs. 🤢
WOW!! That's an amazing piece of equipment!!
I'll say one thing, you put some great music to these videos Jan. You guys always solve the problem with whatever the job is.
I used to drive a 6430 and 2000 gal tanker.. this is a hell of a set up! Brilliant video 💪
I laughed when they caught you with a brown shower. If looks could kill.
That is my uncle in the John Deere and my grandpa operating the nuhn
lagoon crawler!!!!!!
wow.. how often do you have to empty those pits. love watching all the interesting aspects of farming.
What a heck of a set up looks like ya almost got a load full on your back there always sweet content
My dad is that guy in the John deer
that is a sike jd
Nice one.👍
Soooo many r/whoosh lol
Hi taunta crystal
Of the joys of life, I don't think this will ever make it to the top of the list......I has to be done and you did it!
I can’t wait to see it done
Thats the job that makes the country country. Lol. We (all the farms on our ridge) would clean out the barns and lots all at the same time in the fall. If anyone was traveling that 7 mile trek the perfume was at its best. Lol
Good work young man
LOVE the Drone shots.
Wow that's some machine. Excellent vid.
There is so much to do on your operation. I’m amazed by all you do. I’m amazed by all the equipment it takes. I’m amazed by the cleanliness of the cows. It’s like you have 2 operations: farming and a dairy in one. Most people have a hard time doing just one. The management and organization are so impressive. My parents owned a construction company; mostly roadworks and bridge repair. That’s how I know the intensity, constant work and attention to detail the goes on behind the scene. Thank you for allowing us to be a part of your work.
I live your video, editing and cinematography. I don’t know how you find time to do it all.
I remember growing up my farmer friends talking about how smelly their place was during the days that they emptied the lagoon.
I find it interesting that you use Imperial terms a lot rather than metric.
As he said in the video, some of their equipment, such as the speedometer displays mph. And the table for application rate and the tank capacity probably is the same, listed in gallons. And acre is probably more common a measurement than hectare.
@@0xFF48 I suppose it's probably from the US influence, being such close neighbors and a lot of back and forth business. I noticed it with other Canadian RUclipsr farmers too, plus the Canadians I know personally use Imperial a lot.
@joe mathis The problem I have is that in UK we still use basically Imperial, but have to convert to metric acros the ditch. I also own two 1944 Dodge 3/4 trucks, so have to remember that US measures differ from Imperial , and then convert to Metric. One good thing A US quart is as close to a litre as damm is to swearing.
Great peace oh kit for agitating your slurry lagoon. Wouldn't work over hear as we have slurry towers. You are getting her don Jan keep her lit. Great video
I take back all the things I ever said about Crappy jobs this job is actually interesting, smelly but interesting. Liked this video Jan, Aloha from the Big Island of Hawaii 🤙🏼
PARTY BARGE !!!! Last off the ladder cleans the boat...
Cool drone shots. Good angles, lots of movement but not too much.
All those trips and I cant see the level going down yet.Make sure you get enough nap. Guy has to be extra alert doing stuff at night. Pretty interesting vid dude. Peace.
Thank you for posting. Very interesting to see this operation. Really cool. I guess you get used to the smell. Hello from Westchester Co NY
Let’s hope that the lagoon crawler will stir up the sand enough that you only have to empty the lagoon once a year. At least the crap gets recycled back to the land to start the process all over again!
Nothing like the smell of that dairy air!
Great pun. bilingual too
That was really cool seeing the that floating agitator. That a big job to get that thing cleaned out. Nice video! Thank you for sharing! Stay safe and healthy :-)
Great video! 👍
hi Jan, awesome machine , i never have seen that, wow thats alot of manure to spread on your veld,nice to see al those big tractors and tanks.its a lot of work.thanks for showing us.
the nuhn manufacturing plant and headquarters is just 20 minutes away from me here in ontario. see these all the time in the lot. very cool to see it in action!
Thats a serious mixer! Never seen one like that before i bet that thing works awesome!
Great video Jan. I wish you would talk some about the benefits of bedding with sand. It seems to cause you a lot of trouble in the manure pit, but more importantly I can't help but wonder what it is doing to your fields after say 12 to 15 years of spreading sand on them. Would you not be better with sawdust or shavings that would eventually break down in the fields and add nutrients?
Have kind a similar question to Jan. Isn't it possible to separate the sand from the manure and even re-use it for the cows bedding? Maybe by using a cyclone to the pump that pump the slurry form the pit in your . Now your corrals must loose this sand what needs to be supplemented one way or another. It also helps to reduce the weight that need to be moved to the field and possible also helps to reduce the wear of your equipment?
Now that’s awesome
Awsome video I'm a big fan I watch every day
The quality of the video are amazing as well as the drone shots.
Nice❗👍😀 Go Jan❗
New equipment everywhere ... Modern farming❗😁
I worked at nuhn as a summer job over here in Ontario
One more very interesting video. Thanks.
Interessant om te zien hoe het e dagelijks op de farm aan toe gat.
I have to admit thats pretty cool
Just so you know... my bass boat with the trolling motor would do the same job as the lagoon floater. My old outboard vibrates so much, it would probably even be faster.
Yeah, but would you wear a life jacket? Oh dear I'm really am in the S**t! ;-)
@@51WCDodge dude! If I fell in, I'd prob be better off dead . Lol. Plus, I dont want to know what kinda fish I'd catch in there
@@alexdrake9931 I was working on a farm that also did Pony trecking across Dartmoor. We had a French Diplomat and his family as guests. One day the wife walked into the kitchen and said in a charming french accent. 'Ave you a .. a.. 'ose pipe? My husband has fallen in they .. how you say it? The sheet? . He'd been walking acros the yard and slipped. It took some time before we could gather ourselves to go to his assistance. :-)
Nice we tried a nuhn crawler in our pit last year
Wow that’s Unreal never seem lagoon boat before 🤙👍
The only thing that is ready to jump straight into s*** 😂😂😂
BTW, thanks Jan!
Pure fertilizer for the fields!
Your probably going to have to scrape it out. The SS Poo Poo will stir up alot. But sand is heavy and wont suspend for long.
the jd looks nice but nothing compered to the fendt 942 you had on demo lol
Bet that smells great, especially on these real hot summer days.
Thank you for the video... I grew up on a dairy farm... You never forget that smell... Grin. Have a great weekend 😊
My friends have a logo crawler like that as well, works very well!
What a job.
Love your videos mate
Awesome job!!
That’s some setup. Thanks for sharing
ahh...the romance of dairy farming. But seriously, my hat's off to you,,,,hard hard work.
That 8R was beautiful!
drone shots looked amazing
👍👌🇨🇦❤, I guess we ain't goin' fishin'
I would hate to be the captain of that vessel!
Cow manure reminds me of a Limburger cheese smell. And I love Limburger cheese and onion on sandwiches!!
The honey wagon ;)
If you get a sand system in to recycle that sand, it might also take care of the clay in the sand. That way you won’t have to deal with the compaction and panning on your bedding. I look forward to seeing your solution.
Wow that’s an informative video keep up the good work stay healthy and God bless✌️
Jan, that’s quite the 5 o’clock shadow you have going on there... JK. Love ya!
Yummy chocolate syrup on the fields!
Its an incredible video keep it bro
I don't even want to think what that smells like ! There used to be a huge farm on rt.93 that I drove through every day on my way to work. The smell was wicked bad in the summer ! All windows went up before hitting that area ! lol I think it was a pig farm..wheww !.
Great video, drone view & explanation with rich info once more Jan👍 Just curious about the size of the 'lagoon' or pit or how you call it and of those huge thanks with four axles👍😉 Am not sure, but is the rear axle of those tanks steered?
Do you test or anyhow know what the content is of the different nutrients (NPS..) in this slurry? As you say it is key to mixture the slurry properly to blend to fluid part with the more solid parts of the slurry, to allow to pump it ánd to get a more homogeneous product that can be applied to the field with constant concentration.
Just curious if and how you could get rid of the sand one way or another? Maybe by using a cyclone somehow (or let it sink or so ..?) in the operation where you pump the slurry out of the pit?
Enjoy the night shift, be safe!🚜👍
Nice Video, nice machinery!
You move some shit! 😅👌🏼
6000 gal/acre is your goal, converted to a european setting this means ~56 cbm/Hektar, i don't know the concetration of phos, urea etcetera in your slurry, but that sounds like a really heavy load. German officials would freakout if farmers around my area would spread your rates😅
Must be cool to live in Canada😅👌🏼
Whats the Problem? 56 x 3.1 kg urea per cbm is 173 kg urea per hektar thats similar to the rules we have in europe.
@@michaellow9539
Wie gesagt ich kenn die Inhaltsstoffe nicht, wenn das so hinkommt ist alles cool! :)
Wobei man es bei uns einarbeiten müsste, einfach so auf den Stoppel ausbringen und fertig wäre hier nicht ok.
Das selbe hab ich mir auch gedacht ;)
Weer mooi weergegeven Jan👍