A Day In The Life Of A Canadian Dairy Farmer!
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Hey thanks for watching the video!
Thanks Jan! Never a dull moment at the dairy! If you're ever felling lonely, just remember at least a couple of cows appreciate a head scratch!👍
God is with Jan He was beside Jan from Birth up until Now and God's still beside Him as the Scripture says HE Will Never leave nor forsake you Amen Jesus is there to Stay beside you Amen.
Do you know that you don't actually need to own a farmland to be able to earn money from Agricultural Investment. Have you heard of Argo investment company, you can invest into their own farmland and they do all the dirty work and you earn profit from that.
I am from Bangladesh. We want to buy / import
specifically male calf .do you any guide or advice us how could this possible .
I am Rene Bagayawa Villafuerte living in the Philippines. I have training at a dairy farm. can i ask about how to apply to your company?
The cows in the holding area remind me of being at the airport waiting to check in.
hello how are you ☺️
Never ending small fixes. Thanks for sharing your daily life with us❤️
Well he did share his *”dairy life”* if you know what I’m saying
My guy was happy to have 0 degree temperature ! 😂😂😂I mean how cold is Canada ? .. The lowest I have ever experienced at 26 yrs old is around 10 degrees .. Watching from Kenya
That's crazy man! I live in the warmest place in Canada and 10 is average, the coldest I've felt there was -16 nothing compared to our neighbors 😂
@coc and ball torture In Kenya 🇰🇪 it's usually cold around July and August ( lowest maybe 8 degrees Celsius) and maybe April ( during the rainy season) other than that its sunny 🌞... It's in my bucket list to experience below 0 degrees 🥶
Love your videos Jan. I was wondering if you have ever been run over by a cow. You need a hard hat for the falling ice. I really admire you for the care you give your animals.Great video and thanks.
You proved an old saying when you were replacing the hose on the pasteurizer tank, there is "no sense to cry over spilled milk". I saw it with my own eyes. 🤔
It’s genuinely impressive how many skills you need to be a modern farmer!
You do a long days work with a smile. Inspires me to keep going when I’m feeling lazy. Thanks for sharing all the fixit jobs. It’s satisfying to watch even if I have no clue what your fixing. Especially because you’re doing it so deftly and its not me with all the frustration I’d have. 😅 stay well. Oh, and to see you scratch a cow with affection made my day. Love the Cheetah.
This is when I feel bad for the cows being sent out in the snow and cold. Thinking I wouldn’t make a dairy farmer in Saskatchewan. Too soft hearted
Could a metal grill be installed in the chimneys to prevent the ice from falling through and wrecking the blades and motors?
I was brainstorming the same idea. There has to be a preventative fix. I’m surprised birds don’t get in there too.
Love your videos! I especially liked that touching "head scratching " moment with Cheater and her mates 🙂🙂
In Nova Scotia it is -20 we have 230 dairy cow and are parlour Froze up at 4:00 in the morning I have a TH-cam channel called Marty Swinkels.
Lucky you I woke up this morning in Nova Scotia to -20
Excellent video Jan! I have enjoyed watching you now for a little over 2 years: you never disappoint! You are one amazing young man with a great future ahead of you. Your parents raised you right. Be safe, take care and keep those videos coming!
Excellent video Jan !
When I drink milk I think about how you are valuable for us .really Appreciate for you good farmer
It is more than 2 years now I have been watching your videos .
I must say your treatment to your herd your work are first class .
Best regards from Morocco. North Africa .
First time I ever watched your video and I really enjoyed it what a beautiful place you have I bet you're proud of it you should be! I watched two other dairy Farmers and you're a lot alike and a lot different really enjoy watching the cows being milked and how you take care of them you have a very clean place and your cows are also very clean I have a question though can I ask how old you are? If you don't mind you seem very knowledgeable for your age by the way that's a compliment! God bless you and your family for everything you do....
Does it seem only logical that a Dutch guy would be running a New Holland loader?
Interesting video!!!!
It must be a real shock to the system going from the shed to an outside corral!!!
Yhon.
Thank You very much for the videos. The walk alongs with you are great. Yhon, I like the way you think on your feet and fix things that go brake each day, great job. Please Take Care of your self Plus Be Very Care Full around all Farm Equipment.
Thanks friend for another interesting vlog about the agenda on a dairy farm.👍👍
You are so important to us, thank you for all you do and with such love and respect.
I work on a lot of farms in Canada but never a dairy farm I would love to give that a try
Do you know that you don't actually need to own a farmland to be able to earn money from Agricultural Investment. Have you heard of Argo investment company, you can invest into their own farmland and they do all the dirty work and you earn profit from that.
Good job keep up the good work.
Good to see ya Jan glad to hear winter isn't pounding you down
Hey Jan, great video! I have changed those ADF liners before cuz I work at Norwell Dairy, a dairy supplier. I found that if u soak the liners in hot water before u pull them through, the rubber seals around that little plastic spray nozzle better. Proly nit worth doing that for 1 inflation tho 😆
Do you know that you don't actually need to own a farmland to be able to earn money from Agricultural Investment. Have you heard of Argo investment company, you can invest into their own farmland and they do all the dirty work and you earn profit from that.
Man, that’s a long day
Keep going, I enjoyed your vedios, My greetings from Libya.
Your videos are awesome.
Question: Why are cows "dried off" ? What purpose is that for? Thanks.
Cows need a dry period, usually 60ish days, as that last 2 mths the calf is growing fast, so their milk production drops off dramatically (in 99% of cows that is, there's always an odd one!!) It allows the cow chance to let the calf develop and the cow to put a little weight on ready for the nxt lactation. Also, by treating the udder, each quarter with a long acting antibiotic and/or a teat sealant, it allows the udder to rest, heal, be ready for the nxt lactation, producing to start with quality colostrum for her calf and then good quality milk and milk to her potential, hopefully, management allowing!
I was a dairy manager in the UK 32 yrs, any more questions, ask away plz!!!
@@ipfreely10001 Thank you Ian! I really appreciate this explanation to an "end consumer of milk" ! It is nice to see that good reputable dairy farmers look after their animals so well. Again, thanks.
Thank you Jan I look forward to watching your videos every time there’s one out stay warm and safe us here in Ct our temps are 15 below 0 it’s brutal here just like there
I’m of the thinking that there’s always a solution to any problem. Having said that, I definitely think there’s a solution to this ice coming through your fan openings. I can think of several right off the top of my head! However, since I know next to nothing about the dairy industry’s barn set ups, I wouldn’t know for sure about all the intricacies that would have to be taken into account for a workable solution. It may be just a simple solution for a simple problem!!
I enjoy your videos. Thanks for sharing.
That Juno is constantly screwing up.
@9:10--Great shot!
Is it possible to put some sort of screen/metal cage over the top of the fan to prevent the chunks of ice from falling all the way down to the fan itself?
Seems cruel to take the cows from inside the barn to the outside in the middle of winter.
Jan, could the wheels on your feed pusher be getting worn out? Another channel I watch has the same one and had to replace the wheels recently and all the problems went away. I think 10th gen dairy man.
Can you put a thin screen over the chimneys to keep the ice from bracking the fans
Jan, If they would put a 90% elbow on top of those vents it would solve your problem with ice chunks dripping down in. If you put a screen on it will become just another thing to have to keep clean the elbow will just redirect air flow.
Fancy camera work.
At 4:51 I hear a train horn and with the cold temperatures you can hear the horn from the distance and when it is warm you can`t hear it as much.
I no your bizzy pls make more vids
, میں کینیڈا آنا چا ہتا ہو ں
thanks for sharing.. love to work there
Very interesting. My uncle's farm had about 30 milking cows back in the 1960's in Quebec. So amazed on how milk farms have changed over the decades. Good video and will look at more as they come.
Do you know that you don't actually need to own a farmland to be able to earn money from Agricultural Investment. Have you heard of Argo investment company, you can invest into their own farmland and they do all the dirty work and you earn profit from that.
Glad you guys are getting some food weather. Damaged parts are no fun thou♥️
The Foot bath will be fixed I'm Sure it will work again as normal Jan's Dad just needs to order some parts again then I'm sure it will work as normal.
Clean the eye off on the robot so the sender is clear.
On a daily bases how many people does it take to run the farm?
Another great video. Your videos haven’t shown up on my feed for a while. May just be the timing of when I’m on TH-cam.
nasty ice damage on that fan unit...
Have you tried churning ice cream or butter from the milk? Always glad to see a new vid. Reminds me of being 10 years old.
Pakistan to Canada plz
Ok … so you put in a treatment to block the teats…does that need to be removed prior to giving birth or does it naturally deteriorate over the months? Inquiring minds..ya know.
Great video Jan. Thank you
Man, that is a lot of beading. Thank you for sharing. Good luck w/ severely cold temps. Do your ladies have a body brush?
Thanks Jan please join me your job side. I agree always job jan. My experience 7 year. My country Bangladesh. Please help me Jan. Dairy farm work my best choice.
What is the process to work for you guys if they are from outside of Canada
How much milk you produce in 24 hours and with how many animals????? From Pakistan 💓 💓 💓
And you are doing this with water and bare hands in what temperature???? Ay-yi-yi ------- you are brave, dedicated people!!!!
always something breaking. thats the life of a farmer
How many cows can you feed with your feed mixer in one mix
Cleanest dairy operation I've ever seen
Hlo sir my name is Vikrant Sharma
I belong to India I love this job but now I am totally free pls can help me I need this job I experience dairy farming job 10 years italy but now I am india
I am going to start a education in dairy farming. Its going to take 3 years, during the education i get a possibility to go get a 3 month internship in Canada. I'd like (when im older) to buy a farm in Canada or atleast get a job there. Great video
I am glad you have started explaining some of the mechanics of the milking parlor;.
What is your opinion on becoming a worker on a dairy farm with no previous experience. I mean I can tell bull from cow and know to close gates after myself and have some mechanical experience. Would give me chance to be closer to my own hobby size farmland and pay is about as much as in office in town.
Hello. I would love for you to show us the difference in udders. I see that some are outrageously enormous, while others are smaller. Is this because of the age of the cow, OR length of time they have been milkers? It would be great if you could show us close ups of your most huge udders and tell us about those cows, how much they produce, how old they are etc.
Do you know that you don't actually need to own a farmland to be able to earn money from Agricultural Investment. Have you heard of Argo investment company, you can invest into their own farmland and they do all the dirty work and you earn profit from that.
Have you had the upgraded ADF venting system over there yet? Are you using the Diamond liner or standard???????
Hello! I want to see ur dairy farm. B coz of i want to develop my dairy farming business. Its my dream n i want come to see ur work. I see ur vedioes
Hi bro, I am a truck driver from Algeria
Can you help me get a job contract to come to Canada and work there? Thank you
Excuse my bad English, but why don’t you have a floor that the manure is falling down, I have seen some videos that farmers have floor like that. So it does not get so messy.
Corn starch would make it go on better
What's the reason for the amber stobe lights in the parlor? I've never seen them in any parlor here in Ontario I've been in.
hello bro iam from Algeria and i want to come to canada and work as farmer (having no exp i wish to learn and work) thank you
Thank you ...sir...enjoyed your vid.🚜👨🌾🌠🌠😎
Nice to see you getting some manageable weather. Slightly west of you over in millet Alberta. I'm grateful for the warmer weather. Thanks Jan. Stay safe.
Do you know that you don't actually need to own a farmland to be able to earn money from Agricultural Investment. Have you heard of Argo investment company, you can invest into their own farmland and they do all the dirty work and you earn profit from that.
I’m hoping it stays warm for calves to start coming end of February
I am very happy to see the cows of your cow farm. Thanks for sharing your cow farm video. I also have a cow farm. Thank you.
How do you find your ADF Clusters? So many mixed reviews.
Jan I want to visit your dairy farm so when can I see your dairy farm I live in Oshawa ontario
It might be a less than ideal idea to go up on the roof and knock off that built up ice on the exhaust fans, but it might be financially worth it.....
Where im from farmers dont let their cows eat their placenta they throw it out. Could a placenta be harmful in anyway ??
That dirty bobcat still bothers me!!! How about washing it once in a while!!! You could include it as one of your chores at the farm! he-he-he.....
You gotta take us along on a trip to the city. I think that will be cool I know for one I would enjoy that. I would never see your city otherwise. Think about it
I want to also develop my dairy farming like u. Ur work is so hard n u r very hardworking.
Yan or someone please explain why is there a Orange strobe lights an near above milking pilar and the hold area? Because I can actually see it in the video blinking
Dear Jan: do you invest yourself in the farm?
So you can in the future take over?
"...it's just after 9pm....."
It seems like you start your day before 4am and end it after 9PM
Do you really put in a 17 hour day 6 days a week?
Sleep ==> w o r k w o r k w o r k w o r k ==> sleep
Is there any time at all for Jan time? Is there any social time at all for Jan ?
Respect man, but not sure I could live your life Jan ! lol
To make doing sand on the stalls go faster I would definitely look into getting a sand slinger
Good life, any letters from girls that want to join you in Gods country?
I,m live in canada..my status open work permit..
Oh yes, I think our Jan is doing his well-deserved farmer hibernation.😇😇😇
Do you know that you don't actually need to own a farmland to be able to earn money from Agricultural Investment. Have you heard of Argo investment company, you can invest into their own farmland and they do all the dirty work and you earn profit from that.
Hey buddy i like your life story
But ilike also your cap me i have that?
Hi happy to see you i am new in saskatoon canada i want open full time job on dairy farm . I am from india in india i am also dairy farmers i know how to work and what farmer accept from farm . Rpy if u want
Спасибо Ян! Очень классная ферма!
Do you know that you don't actually need to own a farmland to be able to earn money from Agricultural Investment. Have you heard of Argo investment company, you can invest into their own farmland and they do all the dirty work and you earn profit from that.
Very interesti.I would also like to do a daily farm job.