It's amazing to see how much has changed since I started watching your channel three years ago, Eric. I've learned a lot watching your videos over the years. For example in what places to find mountain dew. Or that you should always take a manure scraper with you when going on the ice. Always love the little humorous parts. Keep up the good work Eric! We should really thank God for hard workers like you.
This is hard and long work Eric, that was a long day of raking and combining. I'm sitting here in quarantine and I see a video from 10th generation farmer and say to myself, Yes, this will make the time go by a little better. Thanks Eric Aloha brother 🙏
Whenever someone, usually a younger person, says "cows give us milk" I suggest we watch a few vids from your channel to see how hard dairy farmers work to provide for the cows. Great vid as always....the chores never cease.
Alfalfa field looks pretty, dark green. I really enjoy watching you all work your crops. Doesn't take much to entertain me where farming is concerned (city girl wiith a country soul).
Nice hair cut...great video. I always watch your videos as soon as they come out. Scientific farming plus just plain hard work. And you take time to get great pics from all angles. God bless you and your family.
Eric this brings back alot of memories. I can just smell that fresh cut alfalfa and putting it in the silo. You guys put a lot of time and pride in your animals and farm and it shows. Thank you again for taking us along to watch and learn. Stay safe.
Great video as always. Hard work and a "find a way to get it done" attitude - use a bolt. No telling how many times we did that to get the current job completed. Takes too much time to run to the shop for a part. Really enjoy all your content. Thanks and God bless your family. Stay safe.
I really enjoy watching all the work you do with the cutting, raking, and getting in the silo to adjust the unloader with the knives. The chilling part of your work was climbing the silo twice, the one near midnight was pure ice in the veins. Impressive job Eric.
I do like to watch the chopping videos, love to watch the equipment working in the fields. That Massey tractor you guys used in the earlier videos is nice, of course it carries a nice price with it to. Great video Eric, thanks for sharing, hope you have a fantastic remainder of the week.
You sir have succeeded in producing a really detailed and high quality video on the start to finish process of harvesting haylage. So if my calculations are correct you & your dad just put in about an 18 hour day of hard work to make sure your cows get quality feed. So they will produce quality milk for all of us to enjoy. Thank you so much for your hard work and dedication. And for the extra care and effort you put into making these high quality videos. I am now going to enjoy a glass of cold milk with my pie. Have a blessed day!
Just saw a TH-cam video concerning how much “tenth generation dairy farmer” makes. It was well over $10,000 last month… Good for you! Hard-working farmers deserve to be paid what they’re worth. May the Lord continue to bless you and you honor Him with tithes and offerings.
Eric, farming requires a high level of commitment congratulations to your parents for raising you with that amount of dedication to your generational farm .
Great video as always but I have a question. If you are trying to get the feed dry before it goes in to the silo why do you add water when blowing it up into the silo? Have a great day! Also you didn't say bye just kidding you must have been very tired after a long day of farming! Thanks for sharing!
You have seen the green build up on lawn mower blades, the same thing will happen to the paddles on the blower. A little water will remove that build up, which is lignin, and lets the green chopped hay slide off the paddles with out any sticking.
Hope your wearing ear plugs you and your dad that is very load in the silo bin fixing the blades to shorten them. That alfalfa is looking good .Here in Indiana still planing some almost done now so our our fertilizer the fields . Now ready to chop hay and straw and Timothy hay an alfalfa hay in this lovely 106 humidity and temp is in the 87 we our having this week possible chance of rain this weekend maybe cool it down some . Been seeing people planting garden’s. And hauling cattle and pigs to market.
I feel so sorry for all the farmer's , really everyone that makes a living that has to use diesel fuel !!! This administration is putting it to everyone !!! The cost is just pushed down the line , more inflation and making everything worse !!! PRAY GOD will step in , we need help !!! Or this will be worse than the great depression !!! GOD BLESS Y'ALL !!!
We always pulled the unloaders and short armed them. We could check the flooring under and on the sides where the unloaders run. Think I’d rather stand up and work on them then in the silos. Thx for the video !!
Hi Eric and dad awesome video thanks for all hard work you both put into every day just chilling here watching it and as always you and your dad and families all be safe 🇺🇸🇺🇸
Night work pays off in the end, but yes, causes some yawns. I used to have that same look after a night of chicken pickin. But I was much dirtier than you ended up. Your videos are really great, getting better and better. Love the repair and maintenance videos just as much as the field work.
Really enjoy the content, having it playing in the background while playing some Farm Sim 22, this may be real and I may be playing a game but It does fit rather well and keeps you awake hahaha
Man we just finished chopping 1st cutting in michigan and your cutting 2nd cutting. We still got some dry hay to make too. Hard to get 3 days without and rain.
Thats a beautiful second crop. We never had a blue silo on our farm, now i'm glad. Top unloaders were pain enough. Our neighbor need air bags replaced, one sat evening the harvestore mech walk into the parlor and announced the bags were changed. The neighbor went white!! How did you do that? The silo is empty! The mechanic was walking on a 3ft crust at the top of the silo-80 ft in the air. Then he went white too.
We always called those crazy flying insects "baler bugs" because you'd only see them on the lights at night when we were baling alfalfa. Hated to have to get out of the tractor to fix something because 100 would come into the cab when you open the door then they would buzz your face the rest of the night😆
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Oh my Lord. Watching you climb that silo in daylight scares me-for you! At 1130 at night that gives me tremors! Always asking God to keep you safe! And He hears. Be careful. God bless you, the family, mom and dad. 🙏
Lucky for you that you didn"t fall from the silo, that late at night. We would have sent help when we saw the video though. I hope someone else was there while you climbed up and down the silo ladder.
Those contractors have a pretty efficient operation don't they? Turn up, get da job done and on to the next super quick. All the preplanning you do I guess helps to make them so efficient 🤗
Hell all he really needs is an off road LED lightbar on the front and back of the tractor. For no more night field work then they do that should be easy and cheap and they can be taken off and used on another piece of equipment.
Your videos are awesome man! Love how you show everything that goes into running a dairy farm!! Oh and question how loud was it in the silo beating those pins out? I hated doing that job lol! Ear piercing!!!!
If it helps, you can watch Eric's video where Eric and his Dad extend the silo arm. It is from July 14, 2020 and is called Long-arming Harvestore Silo Unloader. It's quite an operation. Definitely worth watching.
I wonder how much the custom work costs? In west Texas we we charge 5.00$ a ton to cut, rake and bale then another 2.00$ a ton to transport out of the fields and stack it
Eric, instead of putting the deflector down and smashing the crop into the stubble and the dirt, wouldn’t it work better to take the swath boards off and put the deflector all the way up to make a nice wide fluffy row?
11:30 at night after working all day, the last thing I would want to do is climb an 80 foot silo. But you do what has to be done. Well done, sir.
A considerable amount of planning, filming, editing and explaining go into Eric's 10-GEN-DAIRY vids. I love him [them].
them?
@@4r123-n4o the videos, maybe...
It's amazing to see how much has changed since I started watching your channel three years ago, Eric. I've learned a lot watching your videos over the years. For example in what places to find mountain dew. Or that you should always take a manure scraper with you when going on the ice. Always love the little humorous parts.
Keep up the good work Eric! We should really thank God for hard workers like you.
This is hard and long work Eric, that was a long day of raking and combining. I'm sitting here in quarantine and I see a video from 10th generation farmer and say to myself, Yes, this will make the time go by a little better. Thanks Eric Aloha brother 🙏
It’s chopping not combining
@@cooperdaniels8254 Everyone that watches this channel,(myself included), may not be a farmer.
@@cooperdaniels8254 🤐🙄
Whenever someone, usually a younger person, says "cows give us milk" I suggest we watch a few vids from your channel to see how hard dairy farmers work to provide for the cows. Great vid as always....the chores never cease.
Alfalfa field looks pretty, dark green. I really enjoy watching you all work your crops. Doesn't take much to entertain me where farming is concerned (city girl wiith a country soul).
Nice hair cut...great video. I always watch your videos as soon as they come out. Scientific farming plus just plain hard work. And you take time to get great pics from all angles. God bless you and your family.
Never fails. The thing you need is always at the back, or on the bottom or you know you have it, but cannot locate it. Nice videos.
Lucky you keep a big supply of bolts! That old tedder does the job. Thanks for another good video!
Eric this brings back alot of memories. I can just smell that fresh cut alfalfa and putting it in the silo. You guys put a lot of time and pride in your animals and farm and it shows. Thank you again for taking us along to watch and learn. Stay safe.
Great video as always. Hard work and a "find a way to get it done" attitude - use a bolt. No telling how many times we did that to get the current job completed. Takes too much time to run to the shop for a part. Really enjoy all your content. Thanks and God bless your family. Stay safe.
I really enjoy watching all the work you do with the cutting, raking, and getting in the silo to adjust the unloader with the knives. The chilling part of your work was climbing the silo twice, the one near midnight was pure ice in the veins. Impressive job Eric.
I do like to watch the chopping videos, love to watch the equipment working in the fields. That Massey tractor you guys used in the earlier videos is nice, of course it carries a nice price with it to. Great video Eric, thanks for sharing, hope you have a fantastic remainder of the week.
You sir have succeeded in producing a really detailed and high quality video on the start to finish process of harvesting haylage. So if my calculations are correct you & your dad just put in about an 18 hour day of hard work to make sure your cows get quality feed. So they will produce quality milk for all of us to enjoy. Thank you so much for your hard work and dedication. And for the extra care and effort you put into making these high quality videos. I am now going to enjoy a glass of cold milk with my pie. Have a blessed day!
He's so inspiring to me I watch every video learning more and more live on a small family farm sadly they are going down hill keep at it your great..
Saaame
-about the watching all the 10th gen videos
Small farm? Hes not a factory farm but i think theyre well to do
An uncovered pto shaft is not inspiring. Stay safe
@@seanmcdermott5260 isnt the cover at 8:39 ? its just an old equipment they don't use often only when they need - he said they rent out
Crazy amount of work to see any spillage.
Thanks for sharing.
Great video Eric! Glad to see you putting feed in an empty silo.
You are a Very hard worker!!!! Thanks for sharing.
You guys got the best farming Channel out there hands down
To bad you can't keep the Massy. They are an excellent tractor. Good looking feed. Thanks for the video.
Eric, you did a great job explaining what was going on. Thank you so much. So by the way, like your hair cut. sleep well.
Just saw a TH-cam video concerning how much “tenth generation dairy farmer” makes.
It was well over $10,000 last month…
Good for you! Hard-working farmers deserve to be paid what they’re worth.
May the Lord continue to bless you and you honor Him with tithes and offerings.
Eric, farming requires a high level of commitment congratulations to your parents for raising you with that amount of dedication to your generational farm .
The echoes and sounds from inside the silo are great
Thank you for taking us with you. God bless.
That late at night you should have someone around when you climb that silo. Your tired and that's when accidents happen. Another great video.
Great video as always but I have a question. If you are trying to get the feed dry before it goes in to the silo why do you add water when blowing it up into the silo? Have a great day! Also you didn't say bye just kidding you must have been very tired after a long day of farming! Thanks for sharing!
Thanks. It's a small amount of water compared to all that feed. For some reason a little bit of water going in at the blower helps a lot.
@@10thgenerationdairyman61 Thanks for the reply Awesome!
You have seen the green build up on lawn mower blades, the same thing will happen to the paddles on the blower. A little water will remove that build up, which is lignin, and lets the green chopped hay slide off the paddles with out any sticking.
Awesome video wow sunup til sundown thanks for taking us along for the ride
Hope your wearing ear plugs you and your dad that is very load in the silo bin fixing the blades to shorten them. That alfalfa is looking good .Here in Indiana still planing some almost done now so our our fertilizer the fields . Now ready to chop hay and straw and Timothy hay an alfalfa hay in this lovely 106 humidity and temp is in the 87 we our having this week possible chance of rain this weekend maybe cool it down some . Been seeing people planting garden’s. And hauling cattle and pigs to market.
HAVE A BLESSED DAY MR ERIC
Great work ethic Eric. Your dad “can sleep when the wind blows” He’s fortunate to have you as a partner, & you him. Enjoyed your video. Thanks.
I feel so sorry for all the farmer's , really everyone that makes a living that has to use diesel fuel !!! This administration is putting it to everyone !!! The cost is just pushed down the line , more inflation and making everything worse !!! PRAY GOD will step in , we need help !!! Or this will be worse than the great depression !!!
GOD BLESS Y'ALL !!!
Some gulf Coast refineries had to shut down when oil futures went below zero. The federal government isn't allowing them to start operations again.
We always pulled the unloaders and short armed them. We could check the flooring under and on the sides where the unloaders run. Think I’d rather stand up and work on them then in the silos. Thx for the video !!
Here we're thinking about starting first cut silage next week.
Nice haircut Eric, real sharp!
Hi Eric and dad awesome video thanks for all hard work you both put into every day just chilling here watching it and as always you and your dad and families all be safe 🇺🇸🇺🇸
Night work pays off in the end, but yes, causes some yawns. I used to have that same look after a night of chicken pickin. But I was much dirtier than you ended up. Your videos are really great, getting better and better. Love the repair and maintenance videos just as much as the field work.
Amazing work ethic on this Farm. God Bless.
I remember the video when you pulled the unloader out and put the piece back in. Nice to see both parts of the project.
Excellent video Eric! Happy Father's Day to you and your Dad!
Its always a pleasure watching erics videos
Happy Father's Day to you and your Dad!
Best channel on farmiing on the internet hardest working young man and family love your content keep it up
7:06 I love that your old man was just like- I found a shortcut… vrmmmmm.
That goods like the type of hard work that is satisfying. Great channel-a favorite. ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️
Farm looks great from up there,,,happy father's day guys soon...
Really enjoy the content, having it playing in the background while playing some Farm Sim 22, this may be real and I may be playing a game but It does fit rather well and keeps you awake hahaha
Man we just finished chopping 1st cutting in michigan and your cutting 2nd cutting. We still got some dry hay to make too. Hard to get 3 days without and rain.
Thats a beautiful second crop. We never had a blue silo on our farm, now i'm glad. Top unloaders were pain enough. Our neighbor need air bags replaced, one sat evening the harvestore mech walk into the parlor and announced the bags were changed. The neighbor went white!! How did you do that? The silo is empty! The mechanic was walking on a 3ft crust at the top of the silo-80 ft in the air. Then he went white too.
You should maybe look into some LED lights for your Deere 👍 great video
Great video Eric. Hope you have a restful night. Thanks.
Good family viewing! I like your hair cut Eric and I like your star on top of the silo.
Great awesome video Eric. Small adjustments make a difference,
"My dad " , my dad - great father figure
We always called those crazy flying insects "baler bugs" because you'd only see them on the lights at night when we were baling alfalfa. Hated to have to get out of the tractor to fix something because 100 would come into the cab when you open the door then they would buzz your face the rest of the night😆
Love watching the cutting of alfalfa.
Awesome Video and Much Love as Always 🐄 Man!!!
That lever broke off our New Holland discbine to.
Thank you, I never really appreciated the amount of work that goes on behind the scenes and at night esp.......
Great video Eric. Working the graveyard shift! I am sure your dad is very thankful for your hard work.
Love the dark green shirts.
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Oh my Lord. Watching you climb that silo in daylight scares me-for you! At 1130 at night that gives me tremors! Always asking God to keep you safe! And He hears. Be careful. God bless you, the family, mom and dad. 🙏
Wow that looked like a 10 foot chainsaw lol.
Looks like a long day Eric 👍👍👍👍👍
I’m cutting first crop right now in Northern MN, usually go for three crops
Really getting with it now. God bless.
do you ever sharpen the knives for the mower or just change the ones that are not sharp enough?
Great job that grass cutter’ You should look into these new semi solid rubber tires.I think mich makes them !!
Awesome job as always.
Lucky for you that you didn"t fall from the silo, that late at night. We would have sent help when we saw the video though. I hope someone else was there while you climbed up and down the silo ladder.
Great video Eric thank you.
Those contractors have a pretty efficient operation don't they? Turn up, get da job done and on to the next super quick. All the preplanning you do I guess helps to make them so efficient 🤗
You gotta get Cooper from ColeTheCornStar to do a lighting package on your tractor. You can see forever, plus an extra 10 feet, with those!
Hell all he really needs is an off road LED lightbar on the front and back of the tractor. For no more night field work then they do that should be easy and cheap and they can be taken off and used on another piece of equipment.
Nice to see you did get a haircut! It was getting a little rough.
Praying for your safety as you climb silo at night and work the fields.
Lengthen the arm. Its a busy time on the farm. Always enjoy watching your videos. Stay safe
Great video as always you never disappoint
Your videos are awesome man! Love how you show everything that goes into running a dairy farm!! Oh and question how loud was it in the silo beating those pins out? I hated doing that job lol! Ear piercing!!!!
Awesome video I’m wondering how you liked the Massey Ferguson over the John Deere
This video was sponsered by the imperial bolt.....saves the day.
Thank You for sharing
Always interesting following along your day, I wish i could be a farmer. You have to show how you extend the silo arm, cant wrap my head around it
same here
If it helps, you can watch Eric's video where Eric and his Dad extend the silo arm. It is from July 14, 2020 and is called Long-arming Harvestore Silo Unloader. It's quite an operation. Definitely worth watching.
4:00 "wow, scraggly Eric with long hair and a mustache...this is going to be different."
7:36 "Oh never mind..."
Fantastic alfalfa.
You need a couple Led light bars. That would help seeing at night for sure
Thanks 😊
Nothing runs like a deer
Great video
I wonder how much the custom work costs? In west Texas we we charge 5.00$ a ton to cut, rake and bale then another 2.00$ a ton to transport out of the fields and stack it
You and your da look like dwarves hammering away under the mountains of something or other. Cool. Movie opportunities await..
Eric, instead of putting the deflector down and smashing the crop into the stubble and the dirt, wouldn’t it work better to take the swath boards off and put the deflector all the way up to make a nice wide fluffy row?
And here in northern Finland we are waiting first silage season.. 😆
Hard work brother
Nice hair cut.
Just A Suggestion For Your Next Round of Merch. " Farmers be like Just Stick A Bolt Through It"
awesome awesome God bless
Can’t pay me enough to climb that silo. Won’t do it ever.
Came for the farm, stayed for eric. Always... 😆
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