@@andrewochs1455 099feet is that a lot to get the most 9999999999999999999999999 to 999feet 9AM 999AM is that ⁹ a lot is a 100cc 9999inches in my view that 9PM was just a few years of a few days after lunch view of you guys 9PM to get the right to get out there 99feet in my
Can't get enough of your videos my friend. Keep up the good work. It's people like you and your family that keep this country going, not city slickers like me. Thank you!
My GOODNESS SMH on how hard you all work. I don't want to speak for all of us but I will speak for most. I know for a fact that most of us (our population in the USA) we have NO IDEA ON HOW MUCH HARD WORK GOES INTO BEING A FARMER. All I can say is Thank you God for blessing us with such amazing PEOPLE WITH SUCH STRENGTH and yes amazing animals. GOD BLESS ALL THAT PROVIDE. IN JESUS NAME AMEN. WOW. THANK YOU SO MUCH FOR WHAT YOU DO. Sincerely Michelle Pup Harley and Kitty Liam Arlington Massachusetts. PS Thank you for sharing your journey with us.
100% Michelle...we ALL eat..and most people have no idea what effort and expense goes into getting that food onto our families dinner table....there are a lot of awesome Farming channels on YT....I watch many..and this is my FAV...this impressive young man is a true MACHINE....
You're 10 generation. I can only imagine how proud that 1st generation farmer would be of all that has come after him. Most likely he never dreamed "10 generations"...maybe 2 or 3? Your example is wonderful and your videos allow others to learn from the work you continue doing, which has to be handed down from ancestors. Well done to you, and to your dad.
LOL, Hungry Hungry Hefers. I think it is awesome that your dad shows you how to do things on your own and you are slowly taking over the operations whether you realize it or not. The only way to learn how to do something is to do it. My dad and uncles always taught me how to do things on my own and at the time when I was your age I thought it was very aggravating. But now that I am older I appreciate all the time they took to show me how to jobs by myself. Take as much time as you possibly can with your parents and siblings for life is a fleeting moment in time and then it is gone. You my friend will someday soon be the face of America. Thank You for your hard work, it will pay off someday.
Never imagined the number of hours you guys work , day in and day out!!! U grew up in a very small farm but that was 40 years ago. Really enjoy watching the videos and thank you for sharing your farm life with us. I definitely now have a much greater appreciation for what y guys do.
I tip my hat to you young man...most young people your age will never know what it is to put in a honest hard days work....blessings to you and your family👍....
That young man from the 10th generation does a remarkably good job with EVERY video he does!! I am 81 but still enjoy his videos more than any other You Tude video!!! THANKS MUCH!!
Never been on a working Dairy farm I know it's a lot of work from just watching a small portion of your day. It's also inspiring to see young guys like yourself doing what's needed for the family and farm.
I love these videos! I appreciate how well you and your family care for your cows and your facilities. I know many people who would have just not worried about the looks of those walls but your pride of ownership shows. Keep up the good work!
This young man is so inspiring!!....His Work Ethic and dedication to his craft is absolutely incredible....My small business has nothing to do with farming, and I would still hire 3 of him RIGHT NOW....
Love watching the channel, have family in south central PA near Carlisle and spent a lot of time their growing up. Some of the best people I've met are from PA. Glad to see a family farm doing well and keeping it going for the next generation!!
We just finished calving now we are on to mating we are having a amazing spring huge amounts of grass , great video mate I really enjoy watching different dairy farming methods thank you
Eric, I really enjoy your videos. I've learned a lot about the types of things you need to do on a dairy farm to keep things running. Keep up the good work. God Bless.
Just wanted to say your dairy should be a dairy of merit, the way you keep it clean, well organized and have high production of milk everyone involved should be very proud. Thanks for sharing.
Hey man, I’m a carpenter and I love that truscore plastic, it’s a great application for anything from bathrooms to parlors and we’ve used it in both applications, I’m sure it will work out nicely and look well in your parlor... I’ve grown up on the family dairy farm my whole life and love your videos, so many things I can relate to😂
Man I can't get enough of your videos. I know it probably gets in the way trying to get angles. But thank you. They are awesome videos keep them coming.
Hey Eric, I just wanted to say I'm a dairy farmer in my 40's in Australia. We are having a really tough time at the moment and I love to watch your videos as it is keeping me going. I need as much help as I can get so make as many videos as you can. God Bless you and your family. thanks so much.
Another great presentation. In a recent video you got 5 cuttings on your hay..... wow. A bunch of years ago in Central NYS I worked as a hay-loader for baled hay into semi-trailers. First cutting was a beast, got into some second cutting… almost never a third cutting... and the feed quality went down later in the summer/early fall... glad you pointed that out to the viewers....of course that was all square bales, I did see some farms chopping hay, way back then.... good job... full speed ahead!
I must be a sick individual, my butt just hit my recliner with an adult beverage in hand and the first video I watch is you doing the exact same stuff I do... great video, keep them coming
Hello Eric, Just wanted to say Thank You for not cutting back on your Video's. Your work have been such a Blessing. Mike from our Wyomy Life gave us a class on how we can better support our Farmer on You Tube. So Thank You. Love your shirt I Bought. I gets lots of Questions about you. I hope I come as close as I can on exlpaning you and your Farm. The effort you and your Family put in for taking care of your Farm Truly ahows Thank You George Netroe Deltaville, Va
Thanks for the latest video. You're a great farmer. Caring for your animals and showing the crazy workload of getting food on the table. How about a day off video...
I’ve used those chain breakers to break apart and put together feeder chain in chicken houses .. Not sure how tight yours has to be but they have to be tight in the chicken houses, so we used a come-a-long to pull it together .. Great videos thanks for taking the time to make them ..
I'm sneezing at the sight of the bails. I used to live on a horse ranch and the hay would leave me sneezing for hours. Needless to say, I didn't last long there but I enjoyed what little time I got.
Hi glad to see you not having to much problems with the weather. That plastic will help keep thinking cleaner. Not easy keep a parley clean. Good job. From Andy in UK
When it’s in your blood and you like it you can’t knock that I’m a third generation Headcheese guy I love it and that’s all that matters too me and my family great job man 🇺🇸‼️
I bed with bean bales the cows eat a good portion of it! We use to chop corn stalks in the spring with a flail chopper when we ran out of straw in the stanchion barns! We used to use and break channel locks constantly on the manger chain as the elders called it!!! Trying to fix chain on the fly and quickly! Your videos are a constant reminder how much work dairy farming is!!! Could be why there are so many grain farmers now????
Looked like nice type of vinyl siding. That stuff looks alot stronger than the stuff we put on houses, or use to. I did learn cold weather makes that stuff break if you kick it or hit with something. Great video! Keep up the great content.
Love your Phila Phillies Tshirt, I'm from Philadelphia, been here 52 years and love all my local Philly teams YAY... and by the way I'm subscribed to your channel and really enjoy your vids, and also really enjoy seeing you working with your dad
Where's the old dodge man? GMC your new truck? Really enjoy watching your videos man keep it up. Greta to show my kids the work that goes into their food chain to keep them happy and fed.
Our family owns a meat plant and when we clean up at night we use Clorox to whiten our table tops from the blood stains. I would try that on the floor. Just poor it on the floor and scrub it in with a broom and let it set for a few hours and then pressure wash it off.
Es increíble la cantidad de tecnificación que tienes en tus instalaciones. Yo tengo unos corderos y mis instalaciones son burdas. La inversión que haces ha de ser exorbitante. Y debe de ser así, eres de primer mundo.
Again, thanks. Mark Kramer in his book Three Farms visits a dairy in New England where the owner-operator talks about "celebrating routine." You capture that in your videos. These are wonderful! I am also addicted!
Ya dads enjoying the new toy isn't he.🤗 Yep block walls hard to keep looking good so good choice 👍 🐄you have quite a bit of white in your 🐄🐄🐄🐄🐄🐄 down here 🐄🐄🐄with more black on and black teats are preferred for as the are less likely to get sunburned
Hey Eric, great job and awesome videos... very addicting but who cares right? Lol. Cows have it made with all you guys! The parlor will look great once the improvements are done. Take your time on it! Will look great in the long run. Measure twice cut once!! Great job and stay safe!!
Eric unbelievable how your day goes from sunup to sundown next time I hear somebody squawking about a gallon of milk in the prices I am going to tell them how to find your videos thanks 👍🇺🇸
Curious on what your dad thinks about the RUclips stuff? Enjoy your videos, raised in Alberta on an old school dairy farm. Anybody on this channel remember when your cans were numbered and kept in a water tank till the milk truck showed up?
I remember that also,10 gal milk churns.Milk cooled by dropping cans in water tanks.Hygine/bacteria measured by someone sniffing the milk at dairies.What happened when that someone sniffing the milk had a cold????Good vid as always, expect nothing less.Thank you from Wales.
Yep. We had numbered milk cans. The milkman was named Sully. Our water troughs were spring fed, too. We used spring water for everything. I grew up drinking this limestone bed spring water. It was a small farm, though. It would be way too small to even think of it as a business, now. I have worked hard to keep the farm in the family. The original deed was signed by President Andrew Jackson in 1835 on parchment paper. I recently deeded my half of the farm to my nephew since I'm now retired and moving to Florida. I've had enough of the six month long winters in Western PA. I'll be back to visit, though.
When you said "pregnant heifers" I wanted to correct you. I thought heifers were dubbed cows when they got pregnant. Then I looked the definition up in Websters and it turns out the 10th generation dairyman knows better than me. I enjoy watching you work.
you have an amazing and very ethical farm. My GF was a dairy farmer and had about 120 cows in the main barn. Their heads were locked in 24/7, 365...all their lives. It always broke my heart.
You are right beautiful weather!! Think I gotta get out of Michigan we never see the sun anymore 🙁 so cute when you were doing the vaccines you said Seems like I’m always doing this probably because I am. 😂. I think that about work too ! Seems like I’m always there probably because I am. Gotta love it 😊EXCELLENT VIDEO 🌞
Love the videos! I cant wait till I grow up and start a little farm myself possibly...Its so good to get fresh farm goods. I love PA with all the fresh farms and produce around.
What makes the baby heifer hay different than the other hay? Also at 19:25 looks like they were so hungry one of the cows started eating the green tag off another cow! Probably not good for digestion.....
so addicted to these vids and you inspired me to start making my own!
The Veggie Boys nice vids!
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I like your channel to Andrew and all the veggie boy’s
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Can't get enough of your videos my friend. Keep up the good work. It's people like you and your family that keep this country going, not city slickers like me. Thank you!
That milking parlor will look brand new after you finish it up! Excellent work as always
They deserve all the success they have. The fine job they do with land and milking operation. Thank you.
My GOODNESS SMH on how hard you all work. I don't want to speak for all of us but I will speak for most. I know for a fact that most of us (our population in the USA) we have NO IDEA ON HOW MUCH HARD WORK GOES INTO BEING A FARMER. All I can say is Thank you God for blessing us with such amazing PEOPLE WITH SUCH STRENGTH and yes amazing animals. GOD BLESS ALL THAT PROVIDE. IN JESUS NAME AMEN. WOW. THANK YOU SO MUCH FOR WHAT YOU DO. Sincerely Michelle Pup Harley and Kitty Liam Arlington Massachusetts. PS Thank you for sharing your journey with us.
100% Michelle...we ALL eat..and most people have no idea what effort and expense goes into getting that food onto our families dinner table....there are a lot of awesome Farming channels on YT....I watch many..and this is my FAV...this impressive young man is a true MACHINE....
You're 10 generation. I can only imagine how proud that 1st generation farmer would be of all that has come after him. Most likely he never dreamed "10 generations"...maybe 2 or 3? Your example is wonderful and your videos allow others to learn from the work you continue doing, which has to be handed down from ancestors. Well done to you, and to your dad.
LOL, Hungry Hungry Hefers. I think it is awesome that your dad shows you how to do things on your own and you are slowly taking over the operations whether you realize it or not. The only way to learn how to do something is to do it. My dad and uncles always taught me how to do things on my own and at the time when I was your age I thought it was very aggravating. But now that I am older I appreciate all the time they took to show me how to jobs by myself. Take as much time as you possibly can with your parents and siblings for life is a fleeting moment in time and then it is gone. You my friend will someday soon be the face of America. Thank You for your hard work, it will pay off someday.
another great dairy video, thanks for sharing
Never imagined the number of hours you guys work , day in and day out!!! U grew up in a very small farm but that was 40 years ago. Really enjoy watching the videos and thank you for sharing your farm life with us. I definitely now have a much greater appreciation for what y guys do.
A+ video young man! Heifers waiting on you cracks me up!
I admire how well you and your Dad work so well together. This is sadly rare in family businesses. You are blessed.
My fav line “dads gonna be out here soon” lol it’s like the introduction to the next episode in the clip
I tip my hat to you young man...most young people your age will never know what it is to put in a honest hard days work....blessings to you and your family👍....
Keep up the good work love your videos!!!!
Your are such a good and hard working farmer
That young man from the 10th generation does a remarkably good job with EVERY video he does!! I am 81 but still enjoy his videos more than any other You Tude video!!! THANKS MUCH!!
Never been on a working Dairy farm I know it's a lot of work from just watching a small portion of your day. It's also inspiring to see young guys like yourself doing what's needed for the family and farm.
We used that same style of drag chain on my granddad's sawmill to move sawdust. Brings back memories.
Lol can only use mini bales for baby calves, without a smile...great deadpan
I love these videos! I appreciate how well you and your family care for your cows and your facilities. I know many people who would have just not worried about the looks of those walls but your pride of ownership shows. Keep up the good work!
Man, you make putting those panels up look easy! Mostly from never getting frustrated despite the difficulties. Props to you sir!
This young man is so inspiring!!....His Work Ethic and dedication to his craft is absolutely incredible....My small business has nothing to do with farming, and I would still hire 3 of him RIGHT NOW....
I have a farm of about 76 head of cattle and I love to watch your videos I can’t wait till up post a new one I go instantly to watch it
Wooow bro am addicted to your videos so much n I don't have an idea about farming 🤩
It's hilarious
Love watching the channel, have family in south central PA near Carlisle and spent a lot of time their growing up. Some of the best people I've met are from PA. Glad to see a family farm doing well and keeping it going for the next generation!!
You are one of my favorite farmers on RUclips
We just finished calving now we are on to mating we are having a amazing spring huge amounts of grass , great video mate I really enjoy watching different dairy farming methods thank you
May of said this already, but congrats on over 100K, Eric!!
Eric, I really enjoy your videos. I've learned a lot about the types of things you need to do on a dairy farm to keep things running. Keep up the good work. God Bless.
Just wanted to say your dairy should be a dairy of merit, the way you keep it clean, well organized and have high production of milk everyone involved should be very proud. Thanks for sharing.
Hey man, I’m a carpenter and I love that truscore plastic, it’s a great application for anything from bathrooms to parlors and we’ve used it in both applications, I’m sure it will work out nicely and look well in your parlor... I’ve grown up on the family dairy farm my whole life and love your videos, so many things I can relate to😂
Very nice neat fitting around the steps Eric. Good trait to be particular so you can be proud of everything you do👏👏
Is there anything farmers can't or don't do? Amazing how hard farmers work and those of us on the receiving end need to be more thankful.
Gotta love all those heifers keeping an eye on you working on that chain!
Boy, those cows sure know the routine.
Great job on the videos, farming is way different then it was back in the 50s and 60s.
Man I can't get enough of your videos. I know it probably gets in the way trying to get angles. But thank you. They are awesome videos keep them coming.
What a great life. I'd trade this for my current situation in a heartbeat.
I can literally watch ur videos all day long ! Love them!
It's awesome to see a diary farm an to seed tne work that has to be done thanks for sharing. Carl
Farming is not a 9 to 5 job more like 4:30 Am to what ever time you can lay your head in bed.
Love these videos keep them coming Eric
Hey Eric, I just wanted to say I'm a dairy farmer in my 40's in Australia. We are having a really tough time at the moment and I love to watch your videos as it is keeping me going. I need as much help as I can get so make as many videos as you can. God Bless you and your family. thanks so much.
Whats wrong
Drought
WasselKoopman 2311 the country was on fire man
WHAT CAN I SAY BUT ANOTHER GREAT VIDEO FROM DOWN ON FARM 👍 THANK YOU, WINNY FROM PGH.
You work so hard but somehow I find these videos extremely relaxing.
The new white panels you started to install in the milking parlor will look real good once you get finished.
Another great presentation. In a recent video you got 5 cuttings on your hay..... wow. A bunch of years ago in Central NYS I worked as a hay-loader for baled hay into semi-trailers. First cutting was a beast, got into some second cutting… almost never a third cutting... and the feed quality went down later in the summer/early fall... glad you pointed that out to the viewers....of course that was all square bales, I did see some farms chopping hay, way back then.... good job... full speed ahead!
Another great video. You are the master of your domain.
I must be a sick individual, my butt just hit my recliner with an adult beverage in hand and the first video I watch is you doing the exact same stuff I do... great video, keep them coming
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Hello Eric, Just wanted to say Thank You for not cutting back on your Video's. Your work have been such a Blessing. Mike from our Wyomy Life gave us a class on how we can better support our Farmer on You Tube. So Thank You. Love your shirt I Bought. I gets lots of Questions about you. I hope I come as close as I can on exlpaning you and your Farm. The effort you and your Family put in for taking care of your Farm Truly ahows
Thank You
George Netroe
Deltaville, Va
I love it. When you were working on the chain the girls were getting restlrss. LOL
Thanks for the latest video. You're a great farmer. Caring for your animals and showing the crazy workload of getting food on the table. How about a day off video...
Those old craftsman saws last forever. awesome vid.
I’ve used those chain breakers to break apart and put together feeder chain in chicken houses .. Not sure how tight yours has to be but they have to be tight in the chicken houses, so we used a come-a-long to pull it together .. Great videos thanks for taking the time to make them ..
great action shots again. I liked your video shots of the conveyer and taking out links near the end of the video.
I'm sneezing at the sight of the bails. I used to live on a horse ranch and the hay would leave me sneezing for hours. Needless to say, I didn't last long there but I enjoyed what little time I got.
Enjoy the beautiful days y’all are truly blessed
And busy again ! Love your vids So much ! ❤️
Hi glad to see you not having to much problems with the weather. That plastic will help keep thinking cleaner. Not easy keep a parley clean. Good job. From Andy in UK
"Cute little baby bale" - lol
When it’s in your blood and you like it you can’t knock that I’m a third generation Headcheese guy I love it and that’s all that matters too me and my family great job man 🇺🇸‼️
Another great video! We just put those walls up in our milking barn. We're liking them so far.
Awesome video man! Keep it up!!
So glad to see you all use hearing protection !!!!!
I bed with bean bales the cows eat a good portion of it! We use to chop corn stalks in the spring with a flail chopper when we ran out of straw in the stanchion barns! We used to use and break channel locks constantly on the manger chain as the elders called it!!! Trying to fix chain on the fly and quickly! Your videos are a constant reminder how much work dairy farming is!!! Could be why there are so many grain farmers now????
Great video and love how long it was. Thanks!
Looked like nice type of vinyl siding. That stuff looks alot stronger than the stuff we put on houses, or use to. I did learn cold weather makes that stuff break if you kick it or hit with something.
Great video! Keep up the great content.
Love your Phila Phillies Tshirt, I'm from Philadelphia, been here 52 years and love all my local Philly teams YAY... and by the way I'm subscribed to your channel and really enjoy your vids, and also really enjoy seeing you working with your dad
I love you´r videos thx for a great vid!
Where's the old dodge man? GMC your new truck? Really enjoy watching your videos man keep it up. Greta to show my kids the work that goes into their food chain to keep them happy and fed.
It’s always nice to have a bit of a refresh in buildings. I think it’s gonna look great.
Our family owns a meat plant and when we clean up at night we use Clorox to whiten our table tops from the blood stains. I would try that on the floor. Just poor it on the floor and scrub it in with a broom and let it set for a few hours and then pressure wash it off.
Great video thanks for sharing and for your hard work to bring us milk!!
Nice to see fixing up the parlor
You have inspired me to develop my dairy farm.✌🏻
Es increíble la cantidad de tecnificación que tienes en tus instalaciones. Yo tengo unos corderos y mis instalaciones son burdas. La inversión que haces ha de ser exorbitante. Y debe de ser así, eres de primer mundo.
Again, thanks. Mark Kramer in his book Three Farms visits a dairy in New England where the owner-operator talks about "celebrating routine." You capture that in your videos. These are wonderful! I am also addicted!
Great work, really enjoy watching these videos
farming it up, love it. keep the vids coming my man
Ya dads enjoying the new toy isn't he.🤗
Yep block walls hard to keep looking good so good choice 👍
🐄you have quite a bit of white in your 🐄🐄🐄🐄🐄🐄 down here 🐄🐄🐄with more black on and black teats are preferred for as the are less likely to get sunburned
Sweet video keep up the great work!
Hey Eric, great job and awesome videos... very addicting but who cares right? Lol. Cows have it made with all you guys! The parlor will look great once the improvements are done. Take your time on it! Will look great in the long run. Measure twice cut once!! Great job and stay safe!!
Eric unbelievable how your day goes from sunup to sundown next time I hear somebody squawking about a gallon of milk in the prices I am going to tell them how to find your videos thanks 👍🇺🇸
Curious on what your dad thinks about the RUclips stuff?
Enjoy your videos, raised in Alberta on an old school dairy farm.
Anybody on this channel remember when your cans were numbered and kept in a water tank till the milk truck showed up?
I remember that also,10 gal milk churns.Milk cooled by dropping cans in water tanks.Hygine/bacteria measured by someone sniffing the milk
at dairies.What happened when that someone sniffing the milk had a cold????Good vid as always, expect nothing less.Thank you from Wales.
Yep. We had numbered milk cans. The milkman was named Sully. Our water troughs were spring fed, too. We used spring water for everything. I grew up drinking this limestone bed spring water. It was a small farm, though. It would be way too small to even think of it as a business, now. I have worked hard to keep the farm in the family. The original deed was signed by President Andrew Jackson in 1835 on parchment paper. I recently deeded my half of the farm to my nephew since I'm now retired and moving to Florida. I've had enough of the six month long winters in Western PA. I'll be back to visit, though.
When you said "pregnant heifers" I wanted to correct you. I thought heifers were dubbed cows when they got pregnant. Then I looked the definition up in Websters and it turns out the 10th generation dairyman knows better than me.
I enjoy watching you work.
Well you would only be a mother after the baby is born!
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Those cows look so sweet and gentle.
The bales look like giant toasted marshmallows!
It's crazy how automated you're place is, I do most of that manually and my chores take hours everyday!
Just noticed that “Big Tractor Power” has 314K subscribers and Eric has 364K! Wow!! Way to go Eric‼️👍
you have an amazing and very ethical farm. My GF was a dairy farmer and had about 120 cows in the main barn. Their heads were locked in 24/7, 365...all their lives. It always broke my heart.
Donnybrook ........ Donnybrook Western Australia ?
You are right beautiful weather!! Think I gotta get out of Michigan we never see the sun anymore 🙁 so cute when you were doing the vaccines you said Seems like I’m always doing this probably because I am. 😂. I think that about work too ! Seems like I’m always there probably because I am. Gotta love it 😊EXCELLENT VIDEO 🌞
So interesting to watch your video.
Thanks bro..
Already at 110k subs, you were at 7k on March i belive. Keep the good work
Очень спокойные буренки😁 никогда не мычат, сытые , красивые
Love the videos! I cant wait till I grow up and start a little farm myself possibly...Its so good to get fresh farm goods. I love PA with all the fresh farms and produce around.
Thanks very much for the videos. You guys work really hard and don't get the recognition you deserve. Keep up the great work and the awesome videos.
I love the way you treat and talk to your animals. Says a lot about you. Question: Any chance for a calving on video?
Vine aca luego de jugar farming simulator... Increible esta granja!
What makes the baby heifer hay different than the other hay?
Also at 19:25 looks like they were so hungry one of the cows started eating the green tag off another cow! Probably not good for digestion.....
Great video Eric. Always learn something watching you. BTW, I love my new t-shirts.
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Great video! Thanks for sharing❗❗❗ 🙂🙂🙂 👍👍👍