Those aerial shots of the fields as the wagons and chopper did their job were great - the symmetry and order of the contours and the raked material...just called to an aesthetic that I like.
The amount of knowledge, skill, mechanical aptitude, and lots more to run a modern dairy farm is unbelievable. Maybe Eric’s best comment so far “Dad has pretty good form with the shovel !!
Harvestore silos are always fun to fill don't have to pull Silo unloaders up just open the top and start to fill and if you put too much in the roof gets full and you have to put that in there too
That drone footage of the fields, was beautiful. I heard thar some dairy farmers are experimenting with seaweed to put in their feeds, and from that it helps digestion and lowers methane production.
They go into the history a little bit on the 200k subscriber special? Or maybe it was 100k special either way. No videos but they did show a cool old picture of how the farm was in the 50s? I think, possibly even before. Worth the watch!
I always love the view from the silo! And the drone is cool too - partially for the same reason - the view - but I also never tired of how synchronized they are bringing the grain in. I know they simply go the same speed but the smoothness of the two machines working together - there's something weirdly calming and beautiful about it. Teamwork!
ERIC,,,,this is the best video yet ,, great work,,also drone shots,plus being about to see action at the new barn.nice,,you're brave to go high,,I love it too..top ! Higher the better,,and I give credit to my parents for raising us 12 kids as babies to touch the ceiling,,go high places and climb trees...thanks again farm guys...
All your videos are good. This was one of the best! And the new barn looks nice with the grading completed. Love your clever sense of humor regarding the scrape alley concrete and staying on the silo to avoid having to climb back up top. Good drone flying btw.
That’s a great rake. Done many hours of rowing up here in the UK with the same one however I’m very jealous of the fact that you can move between fields just by lifting the arms up. Where I was working you had to take 4 arms off each rake and fold down part of the frame to make it low enough to get down the roads under trees. Was such a pain but I still enjoy that job almost as much as tedding
10 Man, I'm sure your Kubota skid has "Float Mode" you can use to smooth out the dirt work around your new construction. A little more refined work. Easier on the lawn mower. Won't be a rough ride. Great video. God bless Gal 2:20
The beauty of the Harvestore, You just open the lid and you can refill it. You don’t have to compress the unloader and crank it to the top. Nice and easy to go from one Harveststore to the other, to finish third cutting.
Can’t began to express how much I enjoyed this episode! The beautiful fields, the ballet-type rhythmic moves of the chopper in perfect synch with the collection truck, and to top it off, that so-perfect music!! All shown beautifully with the drone!! Great vid!!
The new taller hay looks like sudan grass hay which we always ran through a crimper because the stalk of the hay is usually to stimmy for the cows to eat if not crimped. Thanks for another great video!
Putting hay up is a little tricky if it's too wet it will spoil, too dry and it gums up the equipment so you have to be on the ball. Oh yeah, don't let it get rained on or it's not worth chopping. Eric, you and Dad make dairy farming look easy, people should know that it is long hours with constant decision making. Oh you get no days off... I love your videos.
Saw your Dad’s t-shirt, “ Cocoa Beach”. That’s my hometown. I’ve been in PA fo 30+ years. Southern Lancaster County. Love it it up here, but The Winters are getting worse, as I get older. Hopefully, one day, I can spend the winters down there .
That was a grate video thank you. It's great to see your new barn been used. I hope it makes things easier for you. Looking forward to the next instalment. God bless Richard
I've never seen alfalfa done like that stored in silos, very cool. Down here in south central Kentucky most farmers in my area they square bale it and sell it to the horse farms.
What an awesome view from the top of the silos. Will you do any more planting or just let the fields go to grass? Your growing season begins earlier than it does here in Northern Vermont. It's either colder or wetter here. We are entering our cooler season, Temps this week only in high 60s and mid 70s, has been raining a lot more. Like your videos, informative and shows how much you care about the farm and animals.
Hey Eric, good to see you got 3rd cut in, we're between 2nd and 3rd cut up here in Ontario. Just a tip with that rotary rake, don't run it much over 1600 rpm especially in alfalfa or the leaves will be gone. Basically, the wetter the crop is, the higher the rpms, the dryer it is, the lower. Also, have you guys ever considered doing hay in a day? i.e., cut early morning and chop late afternoon on the same day. The feed quality is better if it is done in one day. Thanks for posting, keep up the good work!
The dance of the machines... it's always riveting to watch especially from a height. It always hard when a brand spanking new piece of concrete with those amazing straight grooves etched in gets dirty..... makes me wanna rush out with the hose and wash it clean. Just food for thought wetting down the concrete before scraping would make it glide over more cleanly
As a second son who grew up on a Dairy Farmer and had to take a job in IT which my lazy ass was only too delighted to do, I now look back in envy and discover that your job beats any job in todays world.
Those drone/field shots are absolutely gorgeous! I watch your videos whenever they come out- It's really nice to see your operation from above. It gives a much different appreciation for your craft, for me, at least.
Great Video. Please be careful and safe on top of the silos. I could tell that the heat was getting to you. So please stay safe and thanks for ALL of your hard work and videos.
That other hay looks like Sudan grass, we do a good chunk of acres with it after we harvest our cover crop. We really like it for bailage. Always yields really good
Gotta get that new concrete initiated with some nice manure. It is taking on a nice patina. Never get tired of watching your work. Thanks so much for making and sharing the videos.
Great video ... such pretty country (as in landscape) ... neat farms ... chopper and cart were "dancing" over the windrows of hay ... really nice to watch ..
Loved the video. It always makes my day when I see you have posted a new one. Thank you Eric, for all the extra work involved in taking us along on your work day. Very enjoyable!
Heard of drum tippers before? They go up on the rails of where the con is and it fills up slowly with water and then gravity tips it over and then refills again. That be good where your scrap ally is, few farms in nz have them on the yard
Good day Eric Wednesday here in Minneapolis. Loved the video of you and others working. Looking a bit warm and did notice you have color/tan, looks good on you. Be safe gld you took time to get a vacation in. See you next time. Ps ,over the new buildings and other improvements. Tom in Minneapolis
Watching the entire construction process (as everyone in the comments has)and seeing the product in use is extremely satisfying. Great video as always mate 👍
hey eric is nice to see you working with a rotary rake now because down here in germany we only use those type of rake's i actually never saw a wheel rake here
Awesome stuff! I've never even sat in a tractor, and all the buttons and controls inside fascinate me although I have no idea what any of them are for lol
Eric, thanks for all your videos. Your channel is one of my favorites. Even though I am a “city girl”, I love learning new things. Another one of my favorites is Sandi Brock. She and her husband are Canadian. They grow grasses and corn to sell and to feed Sandi’s sheep. She raises market sheep. Her videos are often pretty funny. Check out her channel.
Haying time is always the best videos!! Was wondering what feelings you had as you made your first manure pass on the new floor☺️ such an awesome new building!! Thanks for a super good video Eric 🙋♀️😊
Seems like yesterday Eric was at 100,000 and now 350,000. Great job and continue the great videos. Thank you Eric.
The drone shots of the farm and the cutting were awesome. Such a beautiful area.
ERIC IS A HARD WORKING MAN
Those aerial shots of the fields as the wagons and chopper did their job were great - the symmetry and order of the contours and the raked material...just called to an aesthetic that I like.
Dang u a photographer or somethin?
The amount of knowledge, skill, mechanical aptitude, and lots more to run a modern dairy farm is unbelievable. Maybe Eric’s best comment so far “Dad has pretty good form with the shovel !!
*I 100% agree with you. Eric has amazing skills.*
Harvestore silos are always fun to fill don't have to pull Silo unloaders up just open the top and start to fill and if you put too much in the roof gets full and you have to put that in there too
@@stevenstodd2812 i never had to crank the unloaded up. It was always ready to roll for me. We only did one silo though and rest in bags.
I agree. I thought you get up early feed animals and call it a day.
I like how u just keep it to the point. No extra talking or off topic things. And u dont bomb ur channel with music. Good to just see it raw.
Beautiful crops...Beautiful fields. Nice job! And I'm proud to be part of the new scrape alley's christening.
The work never ends on a farm , the rewards can be seen in your faces though knowing you are feeding the world. Thankyou much Farmers.
"He has good form with the shovel. That's why I like it when he does it." 🤣
Loved the music with the drone footage of the fields.
Me too
That was so painful to watch the clean concrete being scraped over. Can’t stay new forever!!
I was thinking the same thing too
@@rakeempeace2991 he won't reply oh well!
Daddy won't let him!
Should of had the pit opening closer to the barn door.
@@Brian-ov1rj the pit is for the other barn too, hence why its right beside it
That drone footage of the fields, was beautiful. I heard thar some dairy farmers are experimenting with seaweed to put in their feeds, and from that it helps digestion and lowers methane production.
Would be cool to do a video talking about the previous generations. Any pics/video you have of how they used to do things, etc. Would be sweet!
Yeah a look around some of those other barns
They go into the history a little bit on the 200k subscriber special? Or maybe it was 100k special either way. No videos but they did show a cool old picture of how the farm was in the 50s? I think, possibly even before. Worth the watch!
The new scrape alley was like a piece of finished lumber. Sooner or later it's time to apply the stain. 😁
I always love the view from the silo! And the drone is cool too - partially for the same reason - the view - but I also never tired of how synchronized they are bringing the grain in. I know they simply go the same speed but the smoothness of the two machines working together - there's something weirdly calming and beautiful about it. Teamwork!
ERIC,,,,this is the best video yet ,, great work,,also drone shots,plus being about to see action at the new barn.nice,,you're brave to go high,,I love it too..top ! Higher the better,,and I give credit to my parents for raising us 12 kids as babies to touch the ceiling,,go high places and climb trees...thanks again farm guys...
All your videos are good. This was one of the best! And the new barn looks nice with the grading completed. Love your clever sense of humor regarding the scrape alley concrete and staying on the silo to avoid having to climb back up top. Good drone flying btw.
Really enjoyed today's cutting while you were using the drone. Such beautiful countryside you have there.
That’s a great rake. Done many hours of rowing up here in the UK with the same one however I’m very jealous of the fact that you can move between fields just by lifting the arms up. Where I was working you had to take 4 arms off each rake and fold down part of the frame to make it low enough to get down the roads under trees. Was such a pain but I still enjoy that job almost as much as tedding
10 Man, I'm sure your Kubota skid has "Float Mode" you can use to smooth out the dirt work around your new construction. A little more refined work. Easier on the lawn mower. Won't be a rough ride. Great video. God bless Gal 2:20
Drone shots! Yessss!! Love seeing the machinery in action. The farm looks amazing. The contrasting stripes and colors are mesmerizing. Great video.
Beautiful drone footage and music, soo relaxing! Great farm life 💚
The beauty of the Harvestore, You just open the lid and you can refill it. You don’t have to compress the unloader and crank it to the top. Nice and easy to go from one Harveststore to the other, to finish third cutting.
I am from Louisiana I have been watching you for a year now. Really enjoy and appreciate all what y’all do as a family to bring milk to the table.
Can’t began to express how much I enjoyed this episode! The beautiful fields, the ballet-type rhythmic moves of the chopper in perfect synch with the collection truck, and to top it off, that so-perfect music!! All shown beautifully with the drone!! Great vid!!
Almost made me cry it was so beautiful!
Keep’em coming! Love the content!!!
The new taller hay looks like sudan grass hay which we always ran through a crimper because the stalk of the hay is usually to stimmy for the cows to eat if not crimped. Thanks for another great video!
Putting hay up is a little tricky if it's too wet it will spoil, too dry and it gums up the equipment so you have to be on the ball. Oh yeah, don't let it get rained on or it's not worth chopping. Eric, you and Dad make dairy farming look easy, people should know that it is long hours with constant decision making. Oh you get no days off... I love your videos.
Great video Eric your new barn is working out well I enjoy watching your videos keep up the fine work be safe .
Saw your Dad’s t-shirt, “ Cocoa Beach”. That’s my hometown. I’ve been in PA fo 30+ years. Southern Lancaster County. Love it it up here, but The Winters are getting worse, as I get older. Hopefully, one day, I can spend the winters down there .
That was a grate video thank you. It's great to see your new barn been used. I hope it makes things easier for you. Looking forward to the next instalment. God bless Richard
I've never seen alfalfa done like that stored in silos, very cool. Down here in south central Kentucky most farmers in my area they square bale it and sell it to the horse farms.
What an awesome view from the top of the silos. Will you do any more planting or just let the fields go to grass? Your growing season begins earlier than it does here in Northern Vermont. It's either colder or wetter here. We are entering our cooler season, Temps this week only in high 60s and mid 70s, has been raining a lot more.
Like your videos, informative and shows how much you care about the farm and animals.
Hey Eric, good to see you got 3rd cut in, we're between 2nd and 3rd cut up here in Ontario. Just a tip with that rotary rake, don't run it much over 1600 rpm especially in alfalfa or the leaves will be gone. Basically, the wetter the crop is, the higher the rpms, the dryer it is, the lower. Also, have you guys ever considered doing hay in a day? i.e., cut early morning and chop late afternoon on the same day. The feed quality is better if it is done in one day. Thanks for posting, keep up the good work!
The dance of the machines... it's always riveting to watch especially from a
height.
It always hard when a brand spanking new piece of concrete with those amazing straight grooves etched in gets dirty..... makes me wanna rush out with the hose and wash it clean. Just food for thought wetting down the concrete before scraping would make it glide over more cleanly
Videos are great. Love the way your farm is laid out. Looks like new barn and surrounding area is laid out to make it so much more efficient.
As a second son who grew up on a Dairy Farmer and had to take a job in IT which my lazy ass was only too delighted to do, I now look back in envy and discover that your job beats any job in todays world.
thank you. its a good bit of work to do these vids, and I truly enjoy watching what you are up to on the farm. I did farm work as a teen. I miss it.
Great drone footage. Thanks for all you and ur family does to keep us in dairy products!
Those drone/field shots are absolutely gorgeous! I watch your videos whenever they come out- It's really nice to see your operation from above. It gives a much different appreciation for your craft, for me, at least.
Your farms look pristine! So proud to have a dairy farmer like you in my state!
Isn't he Canadian
@@ryanhenry9826 Lancaster County Pennsylvania
Hes in Pa?
@Ryan Henry Yes Sir
I always liked mowing with a 2wd tractor, unfortunately we don't have one anymore. I also can't believe your Dad climbed the silo in Crocs.
Great Video. Please be careful and safe on top of the silos. I could tell that the heat was getting to you. So please stay safe and thanks for ALL of your hard work and videos.
It's funny how excited I get for your harvest videos! Probly as excited as you get for harvest!
16:32 "He's got pretty good form with the shovel." :-P Great sense of humor, Eric! Keep up the great content, brother!
Your farm and equipment are looking well maintained. I've watched your progress since this channel started and wish you prosperity and blessings!
That other hay looks like Sudan grass, we do a good chunk of acres with it after we harvest our cover crop. We really like it for bailage. Always yields really good
Gotta get that new concrete initiated with some nice manure. It is taking on a nice patina. Never get tired of watching your work. Thanks so much for making and sharing the videos.
Wow thanks for all that you and your family do for us god bless. Spot on with the drone footage
Your farm looks awesome. Love to see the pride in keeping things nice
I love that your dad climbed the silo in crocs
I liked all the over head views of dairy farm . See ya on the next one . Looking forward to corn 🌽 chopping silage
My wife and I had a visceral reaction to seeing the new concrete get coated in manure!
Great video ... such pretty country (as in landscape) ... neat farms ... chopper and cart were "dancing" over the windrows of hay ... really nice to watch ..
Wow. 3 cuts. Not bad. So many are suffering from drought conditions are barely getting a second cut. Great vid.. ☘️🇺🇸NH
We've had great crops in the Midwest this year...fantastic yields.
Eric your farm is beautiful. The fields are awesome. Thanks for sharing
I like the way you cut the field the design in it
Loved the video. It always makes my day when I see you have posted a new one. Thank you Eric, for all the extra work involved in taking us along on your work day. Very enjoyable!
Beautiful footage from the drone. The fields look amazing. Love this channel.
Heard of drum tippers before? They go up on the rails of where the con is and it fills up slowly with water and then gravity tips it over and then refills again. That be good where your scrap ally is, few farms in nz have them on the yard
That looks so fun driving big tractors like that my dad has a JD 755 it’s a good size but nothing like yours
We have a Kubota rotory rake. Just got it this year and absolutely love it for baling. Leaves a much nicer window than a V rake ever did
Good day Eric Wednesday here in Minneapolis. Loved the video of you and others working. Looking a bit warm and did notice you have color/tan, looks good on you. Be safe gld you took time to get a vacation in. See you next time. Ps ,over the new buildings and other improvements. Tom in Minneapolis
Nice to be going on 3rd cutting hay. My family is only on 2nd cutting hay.
Nice we just built a bunker was a pain covering second cutting probably starting 3rd in the middle of august
Hated to see the new scrape alley getting dirty but it had to be done eventually. I also really liked the music you chose (19:00) 👍
Thumbs up for the drone shots. I loved it. Thanks.
Gorgeous drone footage. Amazing. Great job.
Love the drone shots! Great looking farm.
I never thought I would be entertained watching the daily work of farming. Keep the content coming.
You do a great job on your videos. Keep up the hard work with the videos. Always look forward to seeing them. I enjoy the sense of humor you have.
great drone footage, no need for one when your on top of those silo. Be safe man.
great drone footage!
New Olympic sport -climbing silos.
that tall stuff is sudan grass its a very popular crop for dairy typically
Clean shafts when changing them over . Very nice setup . TXS
Great video looks like Sudan grass we use it for silage bales for our beef cows
Nice view from the silo and from the drone. Very much enjoyed.
You and your Dad keep a nice farm clean and well thought out
The new work at your barn looks fantastic!
Watching the entire construction process (as everyone in the comments has)and seeing the product in use is extremely satisfying. Great video as always mate 👍
hey eric is nice to see you working with a rotary rake now because down here in germany we only use those type of rake's i actually never saw a wheel rake here
Suggest you carry a Leatherman Wave or Surge with you to always have a screwdriver and other tools whenever you need one.
I thought the exact same thing. I carry a Free P4 every day and absolutely love it.
Supertool 300, screwdriver bits get lost from wave/surge style also don't have any reach for recessed screw heads.
Yup
New to the channel. As a Harvestore service guy we appreciate 50% DM. Love the videos I've seen. Keep up the good work
The height from that silo....nope, nope nope, nope, nope. :)
He's got really good form with the shovel That was funny!!
Very nice drone shots. Thanks.
Awesome stuff! I've never even sat in a tractor, and all the buttons and controls inside fascinate me although I have no idea what any of them are for lol
As a retired dairy guy, I love your videos. Still farm tho, a little hay and grain.
You must be getting plenty rain cause your crops look good!!
Farm is looking sharp Eric! I LOL'd at the first brown streak on the new scrape alley!
Great video as always, Dads shoulder seems way better. Thanks for bring us along.
This is so satisfying to watch, just ordered a shirt too. Keep up the great content!
Thanks!
If I look down the top of the silo like you did I'd probably barf...lol
That new grass looked great before cutting looks like Sudan or some king of Sorghum grass. It looks like it dried way out.
I enjoy your style. Keep up the great work. Always informative.
Eric, thanks for all your videos. Your channel is one of my favorites. Even though I am a “city girl”, I love learning new things. Another one of my favorites is Sandi Brock. She and her husband are Canadian. They grow grasses and corn to sell and to feed Sandi’s sheep. She raises market sheep. Her videos are often pretty funny. Check out her channel.
I would love to see your water source for your barn.
Haying time is always the best videos!! Was wondering what feelings you had as you made your first manure pass on the new floor☺️ such an awesome new building!! Thanks for a super good video Eric 🙋♀️😊
Enjoyed. Hope ya put enough rock under drain pipe!!! Nice beans and corn