A few years ago, a bad tornado went right though Amish country here. Wiped out a ton of houses and barns. A few months later, you literally couldn’t tell. It’s INSANE how quick and how well they can build things!
One thing that was worth the money is we got the stainless steel package. Aluminum ceiling and all stainless steel bolts, nuts, screws, nails. That membrane you put under the roof is worth every penny too. Our roof doesn't rust at all compared to our older site
We got 26 ton bins and if we get questionable feed it can be a trainwreck of a situation. But the truckers love being able to dump a whole semi in 1 bin. We put the sure-flo system in but I don't know how good it works. I do wish we put the scale system on the feed bins. It would be A LOT easier to monitor the usage. We have 2400 pigs eating out of 1 bin so it can be difficult to monitor the bigger they get
8:00 I totally understand you. We only have one farm but for some truck drivers it's really hard. If they drive with gps and a road is closed they ring every 10 min for new update
I don't miss the "thin down" at all. We would have to load 10 trucks/day. But it's not much better now when we dump the site at market weight. Our one site a couple weeks ago had 21 loads in 2 days!!! That's a lot of work
Woah, I would be gassed. I don’t know which is worse? The slow grind of multiple cuts or the marathon dumps? Guess that’s why we get paid the big bucks? Right? 😂😂😂
🇺🇸💕so proud of you and your family for being American farmers that keep our USA fed. Thank you for keeping with the American dream. My sons and I are looking for land to start a family ranch you have inspired us. So thank you again forbeing you. Much love and respect to you and your family.
When I was selling barns, we started building Cargill 70’ wide barns, they went with the “pellet” auger. 350 pipe with 300 auger in it. Took like 2 hours to fill if the feeders were empty. Had to set the timers for every 4 hours just so the max runs didn’t time out every day. That convinced me to stay with 300.
@@torktalks5573 that's EXACTLY what they did and I absolutely hate it. Like you said it takes forever to fill when everything is empty and it's caused problems with those motors. It's a lot of work dragging feed 225 ft. Even with a 1 1/2 hp motor
awesome build. ... you will be building a another one before you know it... you are building a monster.... it will keep getting bigger and bigger.... btw... thank you farmer for feeding the world.....
Thanks for the great video! I didn't know about the fabric on the roofing steel. I've never seen that before! Congrats on passing 10k subscribers too! I appreciate you folks and look forward to your continued success! btw, the gopro footage seemed to have a better look to it than the first part did....resolution/clarity and better color. Thanks again!
Wow, getting close to a complete project. Really enjoying your videos, keep up the great job. Congrats on breaking the 10K level. Have watched and subscribed to a few channels on various farming types, but just discovered your channel about a week ago on pig farming and am really learning a lot. Kudo's
Oglądam twój kanał od niedawna i zadziwia mnie rozmiar tej budowli i to że w US budujecie z drewna. Nawet ściany powyżej murów aż do dachu. Czekam na pokazanie systemów żywienia i wentylacji. Pozdrawiam z Polski!
I think the sheets are 33’? The reasons they do the two sheet roof is that usually it’s the bottom of the room that will need replaced and you can just do half. The other is ease of installation on rough, uneven job sites. Really easy to kink those long sheets.
tork.... can you and sawyer do a cost break down vid at the end of your build series?.... (i. e. maybe a quick livestream sometime ).....my 2500 head sow unit ( central confinement services) was est. 3 million dollars and that was 15 -20 yrs ago.... as far as i can remember ... lol ...
You mentioned this will be last building you will be building or building for a while. Are you and your dad reaching the fringe of your available man hours for on going daily hog chores
also at 7-00 3 reasons unload when it arrives no penalty on the crane if you wernt unloading one would wasting time taking video also amish are regulated as to what they are allowed to use power wise put in amish and see how they live
And if you encourage the youth working at fast food outlets to bring their overfries to you. Let them toss it to your clients. Everybody has the time of their lives
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A few years ago, a bad tornado went right though Amish country here. Wiped out a ton of houses and barns. A few months later, you literally couldn’t tell. It’s INSANE how quick and how well they can build things!
Congratulations on hitting 10k on yt! Really enjoying these building videos!
Did you know you have a Sub all the way from South Africa?🇿🇦@DutchKid
One thing that was worth the money is we got the stainless steel package. Aluminum ceiling and all stainless steel bolts, nuts, screws, nails. That membrane you put under the roof is worth every penny too. Our roof doesn't rust at all compared to our older site
Awesome job the Amish do.
We got 26 ton bins and if we get questionable feed it can be a trainwreck of a situation. But the truckers love being able to dump a whole semi in 1 bin. We put the sure-flo system in but I don't know how good it works. I do wish we put the scale system on the feed bins. It would be A LOT easier to monitor the usage. We have 2400 pigs eating out of 1 bin so it can be difficult to monitor the bigger they get
BridgeRid. We have them on all our sites. (Not Sawyer’s yet) lifesavers. They don’t work with scales though.
Great video thanks
8:00 I totally understand you. We only have one farm but for some truck drivers it's really hard. If they drive with gps and a road is closed they ring every 10 min for new update
I don't miss the "thin down" at all. We would have to load 10 trucks/day. But it's not much better now when we dump the site at market weight. Our one site a couple weeks ago had 21 loads in 2 days!!! That's a lot of work
Woah, I would be gassed. I don’t know which is worse? The slow grind of multiple cuts or the marathon dumps? Guess that’s why we get paid the big bucks? Right? 😂😂😂
Yes congratulation on 10k , the barn is looking nice it will be done soon .
That is one big building.
You guys are crushing the build. That’s fast.
Time flies when you’re having fun 😂 thanks buddy
🇺🇸💕so proud of you and your family for being American farmers that keep our USA fed. Thank you for keeping with the American dream. My sons and I are looking for land to start a family ranch you have inspired us. So thank you again forbeing you. Much love and respect to you and your family.
Glad your enjoying what it's all about, that Building is over the top big.
One thing I don't like about our newest site is we went with the 350 pipe for the feed system. I want to take it out and put the 300 pipe in.
When I was selling barns, we started building Cargill 70’ wide barns, they went with the “pellet” auger. 350 pipe with 300 auger in it. Took like 2 hours to fill if the feeders were empty. Had to set the timers for every 4 hours just so the max runs didn’t time out every day. That convinced me to stay with 300.
@@torktalks5573 that's EXACTLY what they did and I absolutely hate it. Like you said it takes forever to fill when everything is empty and it's caused problems with those motors. It's a lot of work dragging feed 225 ft. Even with a 1 1/2 hp motor
awesome build. ... you will be building a another one before you know it... you are building a monster.... it will keep getting bigger and bigger.... btw... thank you farmer for feeding the world.....
When I was selling barns, I would always say “congratulations, you’ve just purchased a huge tax liability. See you in 5 years” 😂😂😂
That's a really nice looking building!!!
Thanks for the great video! I didn't know about the fabric on the roofing steel. I've never seen that before! Congrats on passing 10k subscribers too! I appreciate you folks and look forward to your continued success! btw, the gopro footage seemed to have a better look to it than the first part did....resolution/clarity and better color. Thanks again!
Great job kiddo it's a big step your taking .. the very best if luck with.
Wow, getting close to a complete project. Really enjoying your videos, keep up the great job. Congrats on breaking the 10K level. Have watched and subscribed to a few channels on various farming types, but just discovered your channel about a week ago on pig farming and am really learning a lot. Kudo's
He said ASAP Rocky 🤣
Oglądam twój kanał od niedawna i zadziwia mnie rozmiar tej budowli i to że w US budujecie z drewna. Nawet ściany powyżej murów aż do dachu. Czekam na pokazanie systemów żywienia i wentylacji. Pozdrawiam z Polski!
It’s amazing what the Amish can do
You got that right absolutely nuts 😳
Anything. Thats what. Hard working group of people its kinda part of belief system.
Barn looks awesome
Nice build it is goin fast not long until there's pigs in the barn
Thanks buddy! The date is coming up fast 👌🏻
There is nobody that does work like the Amish.
Them lads are very fast builders
Congrats! Looks great
Thanks Bill appreciate it!
Man that is some kind of hog pen.
Howdy from west Texas! Just found your channel and looks pretty interesting. Raising pigs makes me wonder what state you’re in. I grew up in Iowa.
Nice vid
Hey thanks buddy, appreciate the support 🙏🏻
Did you put storm doors on the soffit for winter storms?
Yes, the north side has all the soffit doors on a winch so we can crank them up for winter. South side is open. Thanks for watching!
New subscriber here - great work and very interesting!
I would put a roll up door on each side of the pig barn to get equipment in if need be.
We will be hearing Oinks & Snorts before the end of the year. 🐄 🐄 🐄 🐄 🐄
You can get the truck drivers to the correct site by "dropping a pin" on a GPS map and sharing it with them from your phone.
How many head will that barn hold?
2400 hd.
I hope you served hot tea and biscuits to the carpenters
How long is that tin we just put 60 foot lengths on our new shop
I think the sheets are 33’? The reasons they do the two sheet roof is that usually it’s the bottom of the room that will need replaced and you can just do half. The other is ease of installation on rough, uneven job sites. Really easy to kink those long sheets.
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Is it a finishing barn or a sow barn?
Hi I what to build a barn like that , what did it cost to do
Nice building I helped building a chicken barn it was 500 feet long an not fun at all it a lot of work Amish are fast I used to be Amish not anymore
Hi Benjamin. How are you? I am curious as to what age you left the amish community? I hope your new life is going well. Thanks from Australia
@@brinjoness3386 I left when I was 18 and yes I am having a lot better life
tork.... can you and sawyer do a cost break down vid at the end of your build series?.... (i. e. maybe a quick livestream sometime ).....my 2500 head sow unit ( central confinement services) was est. 3 million dollars and that was 15 -20 yrs ago.... as far as i can remember ... lol ...
Yes, we are going to do a cost breakdown in an upcoming video. Thanks for watching and the comments!
Beside raising pigs, what crops are you growing in your fields.
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You mentioned this will be last building you will be building or building for a while. Are you and your dad reaching the fringe of your available man hours for on going daily hog chores
Better have some hogs in there not long after the new year! Just giving you crap buddy. At this rate looks like that may be true though
also at 7-00 3 reasons unload when it arrives no penalty on the crane if you wernt unloading one would wasting time taking video also amish are regulated as to what they are allowed to use power wise put in amish and see how they live
And if you encourage the youth working at fast food outlets to bring their overfries to you. Let them toss it to your clients.
Everybody has the time of their lives
like 9-30 saves a crane waiting money unload and hes gone hell tell his mates always somebody there to unload job done for dollers no5-600
$3-5k just to unload the truck?? Yikes
I get upset when they want to charge me $35 for a lift gate truck.
your camera recording is way to bright
Poor pigs.
More factory pigs :(
More pigs raised by a family farm you mean?
@@thislldofarm FEEDING THE WORLD THEY DON'T UNDERSTAND HOW MANY PEOPLE THE AMERICAN FARMER FEED