Hello Carl mate and Dad , it’s awesome to watch you trying to get away from calves after feeding them milk chasing you around the paddock. They’re looking healthy and growing. So you sort through the calves take some to your grandpa and Dad and the other persons farm and your place. Understand the small cows can’t handle big bulls and has to have short bulls on weight sizes. Wow the calves sure love their meal and some hay . Why didn’t you put all the troughs in one straight line would that be easier . I watch a video of a dairy farmer baling round bales his hatch came open to let the round bale out . Well the round bale resided to Keep on rolling thought it would stop so he started to bale again and look back seen the round bale rolling down hill through a fence into trees and a small creek . I laughed so hard every time I see that video. I ask him how he got the bale out of the trees and creek . He said it took a crane to lift the bale up and over the trees . All the farmers just laughed about it ask him what about next time you bale will it happen again hope not. The neighbor of his seen him baling so he took his crane over and park it so he could see it.The farmer just laughs about it all day . Hope you get a laugh out of it. See you next time around. Take care be safe . Tell your girl friend hi and hope to see her on the video more often . Tell everyone else hi.
@Dozerthefarmer Carl that's interesting as I'm 30 next year as well in February one day before Waitangi day which is the 6 th of February as usual yous will still be operating even on a public holiday I hope that you have a great 30th birthday next year I will have a great one as well as it's likely that we will be going to a Restaurant for my birthday next year as it's my 30th birthday next year as I'm currently 29 so that sounds interesting as usual a great video of what happens on a dairy farm it's nice to see the milking it's nice to see the morning milking and the afternoon milking there is a video by @Onceadayfarmer that showed a few heifers being shot then Andrew did a video showing the meat from the heifers that were shot on their dairy farm nice video footage Carl I enjoyed your video
Hi Carl, my wife would like to know the figures on the ginger and white cow thats always at the back when you get them in, keep up the good work cheers, Jason
Hey Jason mate. Sure mate. 9 times out of ten that is 173. 173 - 8YRS, A9 J5 F2, 101BW, 124PW, 626LW, 6SCC, 35L, 2.6MS, 400MS (last season). Thanks mate will do.
Hey 👋 Carl loved the video! The calves look great and healthy ❤
Hello Carl mate and Dad , it’s awesome to watch you trying to get away from calves after feeding them milk chasing you around the paddock. They’re looking healthy and growing.
So you sort through the calves take some to your grandpa and Dad and the other persons farm and your place. Understand the small cows can’t handle big bulls and has to have short bulls on weight sizes. Wow the calves sure love their meal and some hay . Why didn’t you put all the troughs in one straight line would that be easier .
I watch a video of a dairy farmer baling round bales his hatch came open to let the round bale out . Well the round bale resided to
Keep on rolling thought it would stop so he started to bale again and look back seen the round bale rolling down hill through a fence into trees and a small creek . I laughed so hard every time I see that video. I ask him how he got the bale out of the trees and creek . He said it took a crane to lift the bale up and over the trees . All the farmers just laughed about it ask him what about next time you bale will it happen again hope not. The neighbor of his seen him baling so he took his crane over and park it so he could see it.The farmer just laughs about it all day . Hope you get a laugh out of it. See you next time around. Take care be safe . Tell your girl friend hi and hope to see her on the video more often . Tell everyone else hi.
Hey Carl, Tess and dad. Hope mom is well. Enjoy your weekend!!! 😊
Interesting to see the everyday work on a dairy farm 🐄🐂🐂
@Dozerthefarmer Carl that's interesting as I'm 30 next year as well in February one day before Waitangi day which is the 6 th of February as usual yous will still be operating even on a public holiday I hope that you have a great 30th birthday next year I will have a great one as well as it's likely that we will be going to a Restaurant for my birthday next year as it's my 30th birthday next year as I'm currently 29 so that sounds interesting as usual a great video of what happens on a dairy farm it's nice to see the milking it's nice to see the morning milking and the afternoon milking there is a video by @Onceadayfarmer that showed a few heifers being shot then Andrew did a video showing the meat from the heifers that were shot on their dairy farm nice video footage Carl I enjoyed your video
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Hi Carl, my wife would like to know the figures on the ginger and white cow thats always at the back when you get them in, keep up the good work cheers, Jason
Hey Jason mate.
Sure mate. 9 times out of ten that is 173.
173 - 8YRS, A9 J5 F2, 101BW, 124PW, 626LW, 6SCC, 35L, 2.6MS, 400MS (last season).
Thanks mate will do.
@@Dozerthefarmeryep that's her, just seen her on your latest video, cheers mate👍
we have the same guy for homekill i just get my meat done at mootown meats
Yea he’s great mate.
We send ours to peninsula meats up near Thames.
Nick knows his craft and it’s insane how many animals he does a day. So quick.
30 mate getting a bit old 😅me in 8years😂
Haha starting to feel the cold. Haha I think I’m just getting soft. Need to go farm down south for a few seasons to toughen up haha.