Thanks for the tour. I love barns. Growing up in Ohio there were barns everywhere. I've got a Weyerhaeuser 4-square plan book with plans of barns and outbuildings with elevation drawings and materials list. I bought it when I was 12. Printed in the late 40's.
Thank you Taylor and Brent for the tour. I am over 70 and never seen a barn setup like that. Lots of wonderful ideas to make things easier at that time and better for the cattle.
Your conclusion and summary shared the same sentiments I have.😊 Those old barns stand as a symbol to the aspirations of those before us, and the walls do speak.
I love old barns too. Mine was rebuilt in 1937 after the original one burned down. So much history in the old barns. Sadly many are falling down/torn down.
What a beautiful old barn, such a piece of history like that is rare these days. That you for a trip down memory lane.😮😁😁😁👍🙋♂️🐄🐄🐄🐄🐄🐄 everyone in Northeast Arkansas says hey 🙋♂️🙋♂️🙋♂️
I loved the barn !!! Tell Brent I appreciate him letting you film it !! And thank you for filming it !!! Everything had a purpose and also now a lot of memories for Brent and apparently some memories for you!!! That is wonderful!!! It's great that the barn will live again! Again thank you all!!!! Stay safe and God bless you all !!!!!! Eddy
Another great video Tay!. I love going into old dairy barns and looking at how the old timers did things and how inventive they were. I’m so happy to see you all didn’t get much damage from the hurricane. 🙏🏻🤗💕
It's refreshing to see a youtube farming channel that uses the old equipment and makes do with what they have rather than signing over their lives to the banks to go in ridiculous debt.
Hi Taylor thanks for sharing another awesome video, wow the barn looks great when you finish cleaning it The up stairs is amazing you can see how it was constructed, the woodwork is beautiful. Someone certainly put some thought into all the trap doors for hay and grain and it's still practical today. Taylor has Brent got a secret rock band with all those drums 🥁 😅. Thanks again hope you have a fantastic weekend take care and stay safe 👍 😊.
At my place I have to use my imagination because all that's left of the former farmers are old foundations, slabs, a really well made dug well, and of course, the rock walls that show where the old fields were, some of which were kept in use to the present.
Great tour of the barn! Don't usually see barns milking on the second floor. Was more surprised to see not one, but 2 drum sets there! You guys are full of surprises. Thanks Tay!
The barn is awesome. Brent's dad was a very inventive farmer. Hope it works out as planned. You and Brent will stock it with hay and other supplies for the winter so no trips in the snow etc. Thanks Taylor the barn is now filmed for history.
Pretty awesome! I hope to visit Maine one day. It has always been on my bucket list. Who knows, I might visit near you. 😊 I hope you have a wonderful weekend. Thanks for sharing your morning with us. 😊
Where I currently live, I use to be surrounded by Tobacco barns. Most have been torn down because of rot and the market in general. My town still grows a small amount of tobacco for the outer wrapping of high end cigars but no more green buses picking up High School kids in the Summer for working the fields. Love old barns.
Hello Tay and Brent, Thanks again for the great video. It was a surprise because I didn’t expect to see another video until this Sunday. Great that you didn’t have any major damage from Hurricane Lee. Just love your videos. Keep ‘em coming. Thanks so much.
I like older barns, nice to see them used I have mixed feelings when they tear them down to recycle the wood, nice it is being used but the barn will never be again. It was fun and especially hearing from you guys about the barn and things you guys did there. The old brick house I lived in as a kid was knocked down last year, just to much for anyone to heat in winter so they took it down. We had a lot of round barns in the area I lived as a kid and Brent can probably tell you about the poor old farmer that died looking for a corner. Thank you for sharing this video I appreciate your time to do all of this. Hope you all stay safe and healthy. So glad the storm did not hit you guys hard.
Great to reclaim the lower barn for some cattle. Nice having that available. It especially cool with it's age and Brent's personal history. I really appreciated how excited ue was to share, very cool. Also i personally have never seen a barn setup like that, pretty genius qnd amazing.
This is so exciting to see the barn get used again. I've always had a thing for barns. But not having been raised on a farm never got to spend much time inside them or how they functioned for the farmer. To get a tour inside and see now just how you'll be using it today and in the future is very interesting. Thank you Taylor for taking the time to share with us. As always best wishes, Deb
Hi Taylor, it’s good to see that the storms didn’t do much damage. This is Thursday in Wisconsin and I see more storms are forecast for the eastern U. S. Hope this one misses you. I like old barns because they are built so well. The barn on our family farm was built in 1913 and is still standing. Always enjoying your videos and looking forward to your next one.😊
Nostalgia time. Reminds me of m Uncles barn. Almost set up the same way. We used to keep calves on one side and cows on the other. Upstairs was the hay loft. Started with loose hay then we got a baler. Thank you for showing the past. Brings back memories. Love your videos. Keep on farming. Love it. God bless.
Them old Barnes have a lot of history. If they could talk, they could tell you a lot, but people just seem liked, they wanted destroy everything. Here in Iowa, we have 16 old Barnes that you can tour. they have restored Have you ever seen a round barn?
Great video, the barn very cool those barns were built to last seriously last. Very cool could hear how proud Bret was to talk about the barn.. May I ask how Bret got injured. Both have a very blessed day. ❤😊
I was raised on a farm and milked in a stanchion barn but I don't recall ever seeing a wood floored barn that had a gutter cleaner in it, interesting. I enjoy your video's and old school farming.
Can you maybe get Brent to explain and show how they anchored the corner wheels for the barn cleaner in the top with the wood? I always thought the forces were so great they had to be in concrete. I got a row of pens in my barn that we don't use because a fork is the only way to clean them and there is no way to change things to get a machine in. I am wondering now if I could pick up a barn cleaner head at a sale for next to nothing and setup a old berg chain and put those to use. Thanks
Taylor. Having a rainy day is a chance to catch up on odd jobs that have been put off And if you get bored you can always go play in the hay barn lol ❤😊😅
I love old barns! They are awesome with lots of history. Also I’m a drummer in our church praise band and have my own drums at home. Who is the drummer there?
You haven't been making many videos lately and I love watching your videos a lot of people don't appreciate the old barns and stuff for ground America but you know what more and more are going away less and less Farmers around New York I can tell you that much all little guys are gone just humongous firms now and they buy up all the land from City people that buy property so a small guys can is really hard to even rent land around us I run just a barn for my cows and hopefully soon me and my wife are going to be looking to move to another state but I hope you make more and more videos because I love watching them be safe
Great video showing off the old barn. It was great to see the innovative thinking for feeding the lower level. I did have a little laugh at the ladder, “is this safe?”, after riding tractor hanging off the side. 😂 Look forward to the next video.
Absolutely great tour of the barn there it looks like a heck of a well thought out building in its day and it's still up there and it's still functional little little bit of work good video thanks Taylor
I think all Farmers love to look at old barns. I’m surprised it had three levels and they had cattle on the middle level. In Ohio we would of milked down below and have machinery on the second level then hay in the mows. I milked in a round barn with the silo in the middle to hold the roof up. The cows faced the silo it was really nice to feed. How many miles is it between the barns.
I suppose you’re right about that 😄. Isn’t it amazing how regions did things differently. Here in Maine winters get so cold that the best way to keep the barn warm was by putting cows in the middle of the barn and typically heifers or dry cows on the bottom. Their heat would rise and keep the barn nice and toasty especially with a hay loft full of hay! That round barn facing a silo sounds like a fantastic feeding arrangement! It’s about 1/2 mile between them I’d say.. thanks so much for sharing!
that hay mound is slick they built a wooden chute to safely throw bales down i always stacked bales made a somewhat of a chute all the up in winter days are short always dark kind of sketchy throwing bales down did twist my ankle once doing that do you know how hard it is climbing a hay mound or 60ft tower silo or grain bins even just a tractor cab with 1 leg then found the time/money built a staircase
Hey Taylor. I've probably missed your explanation. Refresh my memory. Why are you cleaning and bedding this barn? Are you planning on adding livestock?
Hi Taylor, I know very little about cows. What cows are the ones that look like they have panda markings? Black and White. Those are the ones I mostly see in movies and tv and on the Chick-fil-A ads. You are are an inspirational person. You work so hard! Thanks for the awesome video! I hope you have a Merry Christmas.
Hi, great question! Those would be Holsteins. They are probably the most popular dairy cow these days because they can produce large amounts of milk. You are too kind! I’m just glad you all enjoy joining me!! You have a very Merry Christmas as well 🎄🎄
Interesting barn. Never seen a barn were livestock were put on a second floor. Did they put hay in with a carrier running on a track at the top of the barn or was there a way to put hay in from an elevated ground level. You're both working hard.
Yes Taylor the ingenuity of what farmers did to make things happen if so fun to explore and look at the concept of what they came up with, and old barns are just the best, my grandfather's Barn had to Walnut logs for beams and only two sides was the bark peeled off
Just to see the love of your job in your eyes and the excitement in your voice ..please more vidieos 🎄🎄🎄 🚜🚜🚜 🐄🐄🐄🐄🐄🐄
Thanks for the tour.
I love barns. Growing up in Ohio there were barns everywhere. I've got a Weyerhaeuser 4-square plan book with plans of barns and outbuildings with elevation drawings and materials list. I bought it when I was 12. Printed in the late 40's.
That old barn is so cool.
Tell Brent thank you..
Thank you Taylor.
Thank you Taylor and Brent for the tour. I am over 70 and never seen a barn setup like that. Lots of wonderful ideas to make things easier at that time and better for the cattle.
Nice, interesting episode. The ingenuity of dairy farmers is wonderful.😊😊🌟🌟🌟 Thank you Tay and thank you, Brent.
Your conclusion and summary shared the same sentiments I have.😊 Those old barns stand as a symbol to the aspirations of those before us, and the walls do speak.
Just imagine how many calf’s born over the years 100 years great achievement for Taylor that’s how business starts.
Love old barns and all old farm stuff!
I love old barns too. Mine was rebuilt in 1937 after the original one burned down. So much history in the old barns. Sadly many are falling down/torn down.
The old Barn has a lot of History ! A lot of ideas used there !
What a beautiful old barn, such a piece of history like that is rare these days. That you for a trip down memory lane.😮😁😁😁👍🙋♂️🐄🐄🐄🐄🐄🐄 everyone in Northeast Arkansas says hey 🙋♂️🙋♂️🙋♂️
Thank you for the tour.
I also love old barn history. 👍👍👍
Our pleasure! I’m glad you enjoyed it 😃
I have seen hundred's if dairy barns and never seen anything like that.
Pretty cool, glad to see it getting used.
With a name like Elvira I have to believe you have a thing for older country music. Statler Brothers.
😂 ya got me, though I can’t take all the credit my sister actually named her. Wasn’t that an Oakridge Boys song though 🤔
@@tayfarms yea I don’t know could be. I get them mixed up they both have the deep voice guys that sing a couple different lines.
Like the tour of the old barn alot of history there
Tay you are wise beyond your years!! You're parents should be very proud of the way you turned out! Larry
good morning Tay😃 WOW!!!!!!! AWESOME 100 year old barn tour---😀😃Tay and Brent thanks again for the great video🚜
I loved the barn !!! Tell Brent I appreciate him letting you film it !! And thank you for filming it !!! Everything had a purpose and also now a lot of memories for Brent and apparently some memories for you!!! That is wonderful!!! It's great that the barn will live again! Again thank you all!!!! Stay safe and God bless you all !!!!!! Eddy
You are so welcome! And Brent says hi!
Thanks Tay love the old barns. Our community used to have several dairy barns but they are all gone now ☹️🐄
Thanks for the additional barn tour, really cool. Gave me my old barn fix for a while. Thanks for making my day.Take care.
Any time!😃
Love to see you t Taylor
Tks for the barn tour! I'm sure the cows will really enjoy their new & spacious 'condo'! Glad y'all didn't have any severe damage from the hurricane.
Another great video Tay!. I love going into old dairy barns and looking at how the old timers did things and how inventive they were. I’m so happy to see you all didn’t get much damage from the hurricane. 🙏🏻🤗💕
Yes! Thank you!
@@tayfarms your welcome always 🤗💕
It's refreshing to see a youtube farming channel that uses the old equipment and makes do with what they have rather than signing over their lives to the banks to go in ridiculous debt.
Hi Taylor thanks for sharing another awesome video, wow the barn looks great when you finish cleaning it The up stairs is amazing you can see how it was constructed, the woodwork is beautiful. Someone certainly put some thought into all the trap doors for hay and grain and it's still practical today. Taylor has Brent got a secret rock band with all those drums 🥁 😅. Thanks again hope you have a fantastic weekend take care and stay safe 👍 😊.
Great video Tay
Thanks so much!
At my place I have to use my imagination because all that's left of the former farmers are old foundations, slabs, a really well made dug well, and of course, the rock walls that show where the old fields were, some of which were kept in use to the present.
Taylor i hope you enjoy to work in farm.i think love also about taking care a cow. Enjoy your time..❤❤❤❤
Great tour of the barn! Don't usually see barns milking on the second floor. Was more surprised to see not one, but 2 drum sets there! You guys are full of surprises. Thanks Tay!
Thanks for sharing Taylor 👍
My pleasure!!
The barn is awesome. Brent's dad was a very inventive farmer. Hope it works out as planned.
You and Brent will stock it with hay and other supplies for the winter so no trips in the snow etc.
Thanks Taylor the barn is now filmed for history.
Pretty awesome! I hope to visit Maine one day. It has always been on my bucket list. Who knows, I might visit near you. 😊 I hope you have a wonderful weekend. Thanks for sharing your morning with us. 😊
Where I currently live, I use to be surrounded by Tobacco barns. Most have been torn down because of rot and the market in general. My town still grows a small amount of tobacco for the outer wrapping of high end cigars but no more green buses picking up High School kids in the Summer for working the fields. Love old barns.
It’s amazing how times change isn’t it. A lot of the barns I grew up seeing have either fallen down or been dismantled.
Hello Tay and Brent, Thanks again for the great video. It was a surprise because I didn’t expect to see another video until this Sunday. Great that you didn’t have any major damage from Hurricane Lee. Just love your videos. Keep ‘em coming. Thanks so much.
I like older barns, nice to see them used I have mixed feelings when they tear them down to recycle the wood, nice it is being used but the barn will never be again. It was fun and especially hearing from you guys about the barn and things you guys did there. The old brick house I lived in as a kid was knocked down last year, just to much for anyone to heat in winter so they took it down. We had a lot of round barns in the area I lived as a kid and Brent can probably tell you about the poor old farmer that died looking for a corner. Thank you for sharing this video I appreciate your time to do all of this. Hope you all stay safe and healthy. So glad the storm did not hit you guys hard.
So glad you came through the hurricane ok. I agree old barns are really cool.
Great to reclaim the lower barn for some cattle. Nice having that available. It especially cool with it's age and Brent's personal history.
I really appreciated how excited ue was to share, very cool.
Also i personally have never seen a barn setup like that, pretty genius qnd amazing.
Boss man sure seems like a funny cat. Really enjoyed going thru the barn. You two have a good weekend.
He is!😂. Glad you enjoyed it, you have a great weekend as well
This is so exciting to see the barn get used again. I've always had a thing for barns. But not having been raised on a farm never got to spend much time inside them or how they functioned for the farmer. To get a tour inside and see now just how you'll be using it today and in the future is very interesting. Thank you Taylor for taking the time to share with us. As always best wishes, Deb
Thank you Taylor. Lovely video as always and the presentation was great well done Taylor 👏. Kind regards Patrick Brazil. 😀
Thank you! 😃
This was a great video thanks for sharing
That is a nice old barn
Hi Taylor, it’s good to see that the storms didn’t do much damage. This is Thursday in Wisconsin and I see more storms are forecast for the eastern U. S. Hope this one misses you.
I like old barns because they are built so well. The barn on our family farm was built in 1913 and is still standing. Always enjoying your videos and looking forward to your next one.😊
The dairy farms I have worked on referred to the cow's age by the number of lactation rather than years.
Great history !
Thanks for taking us along on the barn tour. Keep farming!
My pleasure, see y’all soon!
Nostalgia time. Reminds me of m Uncles barn. Almost set up the same way. We used to keep calves on one side and cows on the other. Upstairs was the hay loft. Started with loose hay then we got a baler. Thank you for showing the past. Brings back memories. Love your videos. Keep on farming. Love it. God bless.
Good Morning
the old barns are so crafty built and the idea`s they had that worked
Absolutely true!
Great job love that barn
... cool old bank barn ...! thank you Ms Taylor ..!
It is! So glad you enjoyed watching!
Nice farmer🎉🎉❤
Them old Barnes have a lot of history. If they could talk, they could tell you a lot, but people just seem liked, they wanted destroy everything.
Here in Iowa, we have 16 old Barnes that you can tour. they have restored Have you ever seen a round barn?
Old barns are amazing! Stay safe
Great video, the barn very cool those barns were built to last seriously last. Very cool could hear how proud Bret was to talk about the barn.. May I ask how Bret got injured. Both have a very blessed day. ❤😊
Thank you, yes they sure knew how to build a barn back then! He actually just has bad knees which causes the limp. Thanks again for watching!
I was raised on a farm and milked in a stanchion barn but I don't recall ever seeing a wood floored barn that had a gutter cleaner in it, interesting. I enjoy your video's and old school farming.
I love the farm tours
Me too!
Great video!!!! That barn must have been really something back when it was full of cows.
Thanks; yes I would love to travel back in time to see it in its hay day!
@@tayfarmsلا مانسيتك يامن هويتك فراقك اصعب من صعب وان عايش في الغرب ولك كل الاشتياق لك.💔🥀
Come on Taylor where’s your sense of adventure chasing cows in a middle of a hurricane is fun lol
😂 gotta admit, it would probably be exciting!
@@tayfarmsانت عقلك لايعمل خارج نطاق الخدمة.👈🧠
Can you maybe get Brent to explain and show how they anchored the corner wheels for the barn cleaner in the top with the wood? I always thought the forces were so great they had to be in concrete. I got a row of pens in my barn that we don't use because a fork is the only way to clean them and there is no way to change things to get a machine in. I am wondering now if I could pick up a barn cleaner head at a sale for next to nothing and setup a old berg chain and put those to use. Thanks
Love the video. I love seeing the old barn. I love history and learning about what when on back then. Take care
Glad you enjoyed it! Have a wonderful weekend 😀
Cool tour thank you
You bet! Thanks for joining 😀
Awesome video 📸 Taylor 💯😎✌🏻💚🌱
Thanks!!
Taylor. Having a rainy day is a chance to catch up on odd jobs that have been put off
And if you get bored you can always go play in the hay barn lol ❤😊😅
Great video Tay!
Thank you!!
I love old barns! They are awesome with lots of history. Also I’m a drummer in our church praise band and have my own drums at home. Who is the drummer there?
You haven't been making many videos lately and I love watching your videos a lot of people don't appreciate the old barns and stuff for ground America but you know what more and more are going away less and less Farmers around New York I can tell you that much all little guys are gone just humongous firms now and they buy up all the land from City people that buy property so a small guys can is really hard to even rent land around us I run just a barn for my cows and hopefully soon me and my wife are going to be looking to move to another state but I hope you make more and more videos because I love watching them be safe
Great video showing off the old barn. It was great to see the innovative thinking for feeding the lower level. I did have a little laugh at the ladder, “is this safe?”, after riding tractor hanging off the side. 😂 Look forward to the next video.
Glad you enjoyed it! Yeah I kinda contradicted myself 😅
Love your content.
Glad to hear it!😀👍🏻
Maybe you can get Brent to play the drums,maybe a little wipeout!
I wish I could come up n help you all! I'm in Hanover Pa, sorry you guys had all that rain, guess better years ahead!!
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Thanks for sharing
Thanks for watching!
I’ve never seen a barn with two floors for cattle. Neat
Really enjoyed your video
So glad!
That was fun....fun...fun
Great!
Absolutely great tour of the barn there it looks like a heck of a well thought out building in its day and it's still up there and it's still functional little little bit of work good video thanks Taylor
If I could wish for good farm help, it would be for someone just like you. Taylor your a good hard worker and also very cute
So nice of you to say, thank you!
Thank you.
Absolutely! The hanks for joining us 😊
Great video Tay ❤
Thanks!
I wonder if 40 years ago Brent ever imagined he would be a star on youtube😂
😅 probably not
Up here in the southern aroostook we got about 3" of rain and power outage.
Oh, my! I hope you all stayed safe!
just a few branches to pickup.@@tayfarms
Hello, you are such a hard-working mouse. Wish you only the best! Greetings
Thank you very much!
Love this video!!
So glad!
Another enjoyable video
Thanks again!
I think all Farmers love to look at old barns. I’m surprised it had three levels and they had cattle on the middle level. In Ohio we would of milked down below and have machinery on the second level then hay in the mows. I milked in a round barn with the silo in the middle to hold the roof up. The cows faced the silo it was really nice to feed. How many miles is it between the barns.
I suppose you’re right about that 😄. Isn’t it amazing how regions did things differently. Here in Maine winters get so cold that the best way to keep the barn warm was by putting cows in the middle of the barn and typically heifers or dry cows on the bottom. Their heat would rise and keep the barn nice and toasty especially with a hay loft full of hay! That round barn facing a silo sounds like a fantastic feeding arrangement! It’s about 1/2 mile between them I’d say.. thanks so much for sharing!
Great video!
Thanks!
that hay mound is slick they built a wooden chute to safely throw bales down i always stacked bales made a somewhat of a chute all the up in winter days are short always dark kind of sketchy throwing bales down did twist my ankle once doing that do you know how hard it is climbing a hay mound or 60ft tower silo or grain bins even just a tractor cab with 1 leg then found the time/money built a staircase
"Ps... very...nice ....channel "
I loved the tour so much, it brought back so many memories, thank you!
Hey Taylor. I've probably missed your explanation. Refresh my memory. Why are you cleaning and bedding this barn? Are you planning on adding livestock?
This vid would have been epic had Brent sat down and performed a drum solo.
Too funny. Lol
Great video! Who plays the drums .Congratulations on the channel success.
Hi Taylor, I know very little about cows. What cows are the ones that look like they have panda markings? Black and White. Those are the ones I mostly see in movies and tv and on the Chick-fil-A ads. You are are an inspirational person. You work so hard! Thanks for the awesome video! I hope you have a Merry Christmas.
Hi, great question! Those would be Holsteins. They are probably the most popular dairy cow these days because they can produce large amounts of milk. You are too kind! I’m just glad you all enjoy joining me!! You have a very Merry Christmas as well 🎄🎄
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I really liked this video about the old barn Tay? Any idea what year it was built? Thank you Tay!
Interesting barn. Never seen a barn were livestock were put on a second floor. Did they put hay in with a carrier running on a track at the top of the barn or was there a way to put hay in from an elevated ground level. You're both working hard.
I was expecting a little percussion demo!
Me too. Lol
Yes Taylor the ingenuity of what farmers did to make things happen if so fun to explore and look at the concept of what they came up with, and old barns are just the best, my grandfather's Barn had to Walnut logs for beams and only two sides was the bark peeled off
It’s amazing isn’t it! I agree old barns are definitely the best!
nice holstein cows eating hay # ❤️ but U didnt inform how many claves the black cow born in UR farm , delivered ????? ❤️🇵🇰
Is that old barn on a hillside? As you walked in from the grass outside and then looked down to a lower level...🤔