Not sure why I like watching these videos so much. Farming is hard work, but there is something therapeutic about working hard with your hands verses grinding a day in the office. Thanks for the videos and keeping our farms alive!
Good morning Eric, Tom here. Just watched an older video from 8/21/19 this was not on my radar when I on board with your show. I'm a regular fan of your videos and I always look forwars to the next one. I am going back and viewing your earlier stuff, though it will take me a while. Each show you send in is dependable and consistant with your work and attitude. I must say your a pleasure to watch. I have never seen you out of sorts with anyone or thing. And if you have been out of sorts you handle your self very well. ****** I have seen less and less of your Bible readings posted, I know you are a God fearing and loving man and for that I admire you and respect you for your beliefs.********* Your humor does come through from time to time and I like to see that. Your basketball shots, your precious finds of M Dew, milk and CoCo milk. One time you mentioned that working with manure is the big No No for your wife. My two sons worked on their step-fathers Pig farm in Noth Westerm MN. So I know what poop smells like in a big way . What happens in the barn and yards stays at the farm. I wish you and your whole family all the blessings in the world and beyond for the wonderful man and farmer you are on TH-cam and in life. Tom in Minneapolis. 9/26/21
As a soil technicien, all that comes thru my mind is that you're a VERY HARD worker. Considering the size of family farm, you and your dad are keeping it very clean and easy to work on. Everything seems so smooth in operation. All I can add is be careful, stay healthy and keep on your good work. There are still very hard worker young people out there. You're certainly one of them.
Theirs no good reason for a single thumbs down on your video’s but I see it all the time on every YT channel, we need better mental health in this country, I love you and your great farm life! Thank you for taking me along, if I could I would work for free just to be your farmhand
Know what my cousins went through each day for a small dairy & hog farm decades ago, (Southwest of Toledo). The early hours and long days and still have to go to school. I am sure that you have heard this many times, you are an amazing young man. The events you show in this video that you are doing by yourself, I know for sure that more than half of your peer age group would run away crying like babies if they had to go anywhere near all that manure. I have seen posted on here that your father must be very proud of you. I will go one step further and say that the entire 9 generations of your family before you are very proud and you bring great credit to all of them and your fellow dairy farmers. This county needs a million more young men and women just like you.
Boy, you don't see work ethic from young folks these days, like this man possesses. I am in awe. God Bless your family and you. Thank you for sharing. Russ
Sitting at home with a herniated disc in my lower back watching you load tires onto pallets... I've never felt more jealous. Please, take care of your back dairyman friend. Once it goes...
Next year as you use your silage put pallets so that as you remove tires and bags you put them straight on the pallets. Pallets won't last as long but you will appreciate not having to lift twice.
Incredible work ethic this young man has, being a city guy, I would have lost my ass cleaning that manure into the pits!! Kudos young brother, I have much respect!!
I love your videos. I'm born a city boy but always longed for the country. Spent a lot of time in the woods, but now I'm looking to move away from the city altogether. Your videos help me figure out how it all works. Keep them coming!
Great to see you training the young fella, more young people are needed in farming for the future, it is truly a wonderful profession, love your video's, regards John from England.
I'm still watching and I enjoy you talking and not just plain video. I enjoy your sense of humor, and your dad seems cool as well. Keep videos rolling, my friends and my household are all fans! Your famous in Nebraska! Thanks Professor Dewey L.
Of course we like your videos and will hit the like button. Eric, you are such a good worker. You know what needs to be done and you don't wait to be told to do it. After you got those old milk lines off it was easy to see how bad they were. Keep up the good work, and most importantly keep THE FAITH.
Great to see father and son working hard. I worked on farms for over 25 years. Really miss it now. It keeps you fit, you certainly don't need to go to the gym! Noticed you call it "pink eye", what we called New Forest eye over here in the UK. Surprised you and your dad don't AI the cows yourself. I've served many a cow over here, artificially of course! 😜
Love Dad in the Phillies shirt!! I have to admit, it's sure nice getting to see you be so productive outside after I've had a long day of work at my family's dry cleaning business.
Jenn Cox that‘s not free!! The cows have to eat to produce manure. And that is what the farmer has to produce and buy for the cows. Definately not free!
Im have farmed most of my life. I have to say you take pride in what you do man! You take time to clean the old corn silage up off the floor. Outstanding job man!
Great Videos. It is one thing to play Farming Simulator 17 on a PC and another to see how a dairy farm works in real life. I like your torch trick heating the hoses. Works GREAT on larger hoses like 1.5 to 2 " ABS hoses/pipe for septic/sewage pumps in houses or well pumps when you have to attach them over barbed fittings. Always think SAFETY as you have a lot of moving conveyors and places to lose fingers or arms.
Great job as usual, enjoy watching you work. You do a great job and you are not afraid of work that’s for sure. I am from out by San Diego so I enjoy the many type of weather you have to put up with. Thanks for allowing us to tag along, stay safe out there
Binge watching these now. You do a great job producing these. The audio is great and camera work as well. I like the way you take your time to set up the camera for many different points of view
Hi great job as normal. Now you got your tractor back in think should give her a nice clean in side and out. Keep the good work up you doing a great job. From Andy in UK
@@10thgenerationdairyman did you give a good clean after you put video up. I no its hard to keep them clean cos off the dust you make. When I was working on the farms in all ways cleand it at end off week in side and out. When I left the tractor still looked new. Then my mate asked me to bring some bales back from a fair away from the farm. So I finished my other job. I went to the farm to pick it up and I nearly crying cos it was a right mess I had it from new. I used that tractor every day. My work truck was a right mess but my tractor and car were clean. Done lots off hours on it .but then I got a really bad back now I carnt farm at all now and miss it like made. U doing a great job and I enjoy watching your videos. Cos I can see you love what you do. So just keep them coming. 🚜🚜🚜🚜🚜🚜🚜
I know m late to comment .. m a 5th gen farmer here in India . I used to be a live stock and mixed crop farmer here. But due to high priced fertilizers and seeds, m only farming for mix crops .. i love ur videos
Thanks for taking the time to explain how your milking equipment works Never watch one of your videos where I don't learn something As usual out standing video keep it up please
What in the Hell do you do to get a day off? I used to put in 10 hour days, 6 days per week, and always treasured my Sunday's. When you're young, working hard like you do isn't that bad, as you get older, that's when the aches and pain start working on you. I admire your Work Ethic, hopefully You Tube will make your life much richer, and rewarding.
New to your channel. I enjoy watchin the farm type videos, quite interesting in how much work a dairy farmer has to do. I was in FFA in school and enjoyed it showing and raising beef cattle. Keep up the good work ✌
Next video give those skid loaders a nice wash! I thought it was painted white a couple times haha. Loves your videos they remind me of when my grandpa had his farm
My neighbor has 180 head of milk cows. I’m sure his days are similar to yours. He also cleans up our roads, when horrible people throw out their trash out here. He helps give back to the community as well. But he never married.... and he is dating now but he is 60.... so my unsolicited advice is get married now young man, have some babies while you are young and have energy, don’t wait... and have regrets, and have no one to leave the farm to....😢
Thanks for showing ans explaining your heifer feeding system. I don't no if you remenber but i Ask you for a couple months ago, and watching for details in every chores videos you post, and your explanation in this vidéo just confirm what i have guessed. A french farmer
It’s really cool to see how you guys operate we do pretty much the same thing but on a much larger scale. Our milking barn has 2 sides of 30 so 60 cows milking at a time and we milk 2500 3 times a day, this is in California btw if you ever get a chance to come out here I’d love to show you around the dairy I work at. I mostly do the farming but I do a little bit of everything when we are irrigating
Not sure why I like watching these videos so much. Farming is hard work, but there is something therapeutic about working hard with your hands verses grinding a day in the office. Thanks for the videos and keeping our farms alive!
Good morning Eric, Tom here. Just watched an older video from 8/21/19 this was not on my radar when I on board with your show. I'm a regular fan of your videos and I always look forwars to the next one. I am going back and viewing your earlier stuff, though it will take me a while. Each show you send in is dependable and consistant with your work and attitude. I must say your a pleasure to watch. I have never seen you out of sorts with anyone or thing. And if you have been out of sorts you handle your self very well. ****** I have seen less and less of your Bible readings posted, I know you are a God fearing and loving man and for that I admire you and respect you for your beliefs.********* Your humor does come through from time to time and I like to see that. Your basketball shots, your precious finds of M Dew, milk and CoCo milk. One time you mentioned that working with manure is the big No No for your wife. My two sons worked on their step-fathers Pig farm in Noth Westerm MN. So I know what poop smells like in a big way . What happens in the barn and yards stays at the farm. I wish you and your whole family all the blessings in the world and beyond for the wonderful man and farmer you are on TH-cam and in life. Tom in Minneapolis. 9/26/21
As a soil technicien, all that comes thru my mind is that you're a VERY HARD worker. Considering the size of family farm, you and your dad are keeping it very clean and easy to work on. Everything seems so smooth in operation. All I can add is be careful, stay healthy and keep on your good work. There are still very hard worker young people out there. You're certainly one of them.
Theirs no good reason for a single thumbs down on your video’s but I see it all the time on every YT channel, we need better mental health in this country, I love you and your great farm life! Thank you for taking me along, if I could I would work for free just to be your farmhand
Not an easy job being a farmer! Thanks for sharing your hard work!
Know what my cousins went through each day for a small dairy & hog farm decades ago, (Southwest of Toledo). The early hours and long days and still have to go to school. I am sure that you have heard this many times, you are an amazing young man. The events you show in this video that you are doing by yourself, I know for sure that more than half of your peer age group would run away crying like babies if they had to go anywhere near all that manure. I have seen posted on here that your father must be very proud of you. I will go one step further and say that the entire 9 generations of your family before you are very proud and you bring great credit to all of them and your fellow dairy farmers. This county needs a million more young men and women just like you.
Any employer with 5 men as reliable as this young man would make millions! and grow the company by leaps and bounds. Thanks 10gen.
You are the reason why America is strong. Respect!
Boy, you don't see work ethic from young folks these days, like this man possesses. I am in awe. God Bless your family and you. Thank you for sharing. Russ
You sir, are one hard workin individual great job I bet your dad is proud of you and is happy you stayed on the farm good for you
You are one busy young man. Gotta say its nice to see a new generation picking up farming. Our population needs you.
Love when I get the notification that you have a new video. Love your channel.
Sitting at home with a herniated disc in my lower back watching you load tires onto pallets... I've never felt more jealous. Please, take care of your back dairyman friend. Once it goes...
You're an awesome young man. How incredible to have a history of being a 10th generation dairy farmer. God bless you always.
You have an amazing work ethic! How about telling us a little about your background? Education, etc.
Next year as you use your silage put pallets so that as you remove tires and bags you put them straight on the pallets. Pallets won't last as long but you will appreciate not having to lift twice.
Incredible work ethic this young man has, being a city guy, I would have lost my ass cleaning that manure into the pits!! Kudos young brother, I have much respect!!
I love your videos. I'm born a city boy but always longed for the country. Spent a lot of time in the woods, but now I'm looking to move away from the city altogether. Your videos help me figure out how it all works. Keep them coming!
It's good to see there are still guys like you being raised to work hard for a living. Keep us older ones proud!
I became a fan of yours in 2020. A hard working young guy that i've ever seen. Good job Ethic
Great to see you training the young fella, more young people are needed in farming for the future, it is truly a wonderful profession, love your video's, regards John from England.
Ok, Ive watched about 10 of these videos so far and hands down, This Kid WORKS his ASS OFF! much Respect!
Life of a dairyman. Never ending. Always something to do. Awesome dairy you guys have.
Its Amazing to see how skilled you are..You use all the machinery with so much ease...Fantastic..One thing after the other...You don t stop..🤗
I'm still watching and I enjoy you talking and not just plain video. I enjoy your sense of humor, and your dad seems cool as well. Keep videos rolling, my friends and my household are all fans! Your famous in Nebraska! Thanks Professor Dewey L.
Of course we like your videos and will hit the like button. Eric, you are such a good worker. You know what needs to be done and you don't wait to be told to do it. After you got those old milk lines off it was easy to see how bad they were. Keep up the good work, and most importantly keep THE FAITH.
You put the word 'proud' in the American farmer/dairyman, love your work ethics, detail to attention and videos are great; keep up the great work.
The work that goes into a dairy farm is overwhelming. But I have to say thank you! I love my milk.
The nine who disliked are probably vegetarians🤮 god bless farmers like you!👍
Feeling guilty sitting here watching you work so hard. But I really enjoy it. Keep up the good work.
Oh I see one good use of a tire,a mucker into the pit, nice thanks ,still watching to see what you do with tires, thanks BigAl California
Awesome to watch and learn how much work is involved with running a farm.
I tell ya young fella no word of a lie = your a great worker,keep it up.
Who is this man
Great to see father and son working hard. I worked on farms for over 25 years. Really miss it now. It keeps you fit, you certainly don't need to go to the gym!
Noticed you call it "pink eye", what we called New Forest eye over here in the UK. Surprised you and your dad don't AI the cows yourself. I've served many a cow over here, artificially of course! 😜
Anyone else curious to see what he eats in a day, I would watch that video. Love all you do keep up the great work👍🏻😊
anything he wants
Fun channel to watch! I think we can all appreciate your work ethic
Love Dad in the Phillies shirt!! I have to admit, it's sure nice getting to see you be so productive outside after I've had a long day of work at my family's dry cleaning business.
I love it when the cowdung goes in the pit and when you change the milking tubes
Out dry ya could dump the wagon but we shovel feed bunks then skid to feed bunks set up.. love your vids
I don't envy you having to stack all those tires. It never ceases to amaze me how much manure the cows generate. Lots of good free fertilizer.
Jenn Cox that‘s not free!! The cows have to eat to produce manure. And that is what the farmer has to produce and buy for the cows. Definately not free!
Another full workday!! Sasha looked like she was enjoying the lazy days of summer great video THANKS🌞🐄
That was actually Casey. Sasha's the brown one
You’re awesome worker
Work, work, work.... good for you Eric, God bless you & family.
Im have farmed most of my life. I have to say you take pride in what you do man! You take time to clean the old corn silage up off the floor. Outstanding job man!
As I sit here and watch this video I realize how much work goes into this stuff and you have inspired no to do so many things
hello, very well thought out the carpet for cows +++ tiling / manger !!!!! superb invention
Are farm is pretty clean but you guys are very good and staying on top of keeping everything clean neat and tidy.
Great Videos.
It is one thing to play Farming Simulator 17 on a PC and another to see how a dairy farm works in real life.
I like your torch trick heating the hoses. Works GREAT on larger hoses like 1.5 to 2 " ABS hoses/pipe for septic/sewage pumps in houses or well pumps when you have to attach them over barbed fittings.
Always think SAFETY as you have a lot of moving conveyors and places to lose fingers or arms.
Great job as usual, enjoy watching you work. You do a great job and you are not afraid of work that’s for sure. I am from out by San Diego so I enjoy the many type of weather you have to put up with. Thanks for allowing us to tag along, stay safe out there
I love your simple approach to what you're doing.......keep it up!!
What a nice place! Your cows are well taken care of. Always enjoy watching your videos. Keep up the great work!
You also do a good job on keeping up to date with the Parlor and everything else.
Thanks for what you do and all of the hard work! Know that there are a lot of people who appreciate what you do!
Great channel. I really enjoy seeing how much work you get done in a day.
Binge watching these now. You do a great job producing these. The audio is great and camera work as well. I like the way you take your time to set up the camera for many different points of view
That silage trimmer is sweet.. I always used the bucket of the skid. To do the same concept..
Hi great job as normal. Now you got your tractor back in think should give her a nice clean in side and out. Keep the good work up you doing a great job. From Andy in UK
Thanks! Actually the tractor it clean right now, going to need to give it a new paint job if you want it to look any better
@@10thgenerationdairyman did you give a good clean after you put video up. I no its hard to keep them clean cos off the dust you make. When I was working on the farms in all ways cleand it at end off week in side and out. When I left the tractor still looked new. Then my mate asked me to bring some bales back from a fair away from the farm. So I finished my other job. I went to the farm to pick it up and I nearly crying cos it was a right mess I had it from new. I used that tractor every day. My work truck was a right mess but my tractor and car were clean. Done lots off hours on it .but then I got a really bad back now I carnt farm at all now and miss it like made. U doing a great job and I enjoy watching your videos. Cos I can see you love what you do. So just keep them coming. 🚜🚜🚜🚜🚜🚜🚜
The hardest working man in dairy... No doubt... Thanks for sharing Eric.
There are a lot of hard-working dairy farmers
@@10thgenerationdairyman yes, brother you do a great job ..
Been watching your videos for over a month now !! Keep up the good work and more videos please !!!
Nice to see a Dutch Feeder working on your farm!!
I know m late to comment .. m a 5th gen farmer here in India . I used to be a live stock and mixed crop farmer here. But due to high priced fertilizers and seeds, m only farming for mix crops .. i love ur videos
All the sweeping shoveling ect must keep ya pretty well in shape
I was so happy to see a new video. Blessings to you and yours.
Thanks for taking the time to explain how your milking equipment works Never watch one of your videos where I don't learn something As usual out standing video keep it up please
Please don’t ever stop making videos I love seeing them
Love this channel and what you do. Grew up doing that... Brings back Alot of memories. You always get likes from down here in Texas
It seems a very labour intensive farm you run, most dairy farms here in Australia they just let the cows roam free in paddocks to feed on pasture
What in the Hell do you do to get a day off? I used to put in 10 hour days, 6 days per week, and always treasured my Sunday's. When you're young, working hard like you do isn't that bad, as you get older, that's when the aches and pain start working on you. I admire your Work Ethic, hopefully You Tube will make your life much richer, and rewarding.
Heck ya! Feeding the masses. Way to go. So envious
New to your channel. I enjoy watchin the farm type videos, quite interesting in how much work a dairy farmer has to do. I was in FFA in school and enjoyed it showing and raising beef cattle. Keep up the good work ✌
Thumbs up Eric great video. Love your dog.
I love that farmer adaptation of that old tractor tire to scoop up the shit. Gonna have to keep that one in mind for down the road. 👍🏼
Liking your style son.... keep up the good work and tradition 👌🏾
Cool stuff and great documentation. I was excited to see you dropped another video.
Great job with the camera angles. Keep up the good work
Your dog had the best spot on the farm
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Hello, Tom Holland. Your videos are awesome. Thank you for interesting content
Another fantastic video thanks so much from across the pond.
Next video give those skid loaders a nice wash! I thought it was painted white a couple times haha. Loves your videos they remind me of when my grandpa had his farm
Add a splash of Pepsi to the molasses’s! Yummy
love the video, keep up the hard work. your videos are honestly so refreshing
Keep America great!
This is the right way.
God bless!
Great viv... Love the farm...
Thumbs up as usual...fantastic content!
You are a good worker and have a great work ethic!! Keep it up!!!!
Hard working young man. Top job.
Keep up the awesome work! My son and I love watching your videos. :)
Great video you are doing a great job.
Lookin' forward to corn sileage time! Great video.
My neighbor has 180 head of milk cows. I’m sure his days are similar to yours. He also cleans up our roads, when horrible people throw out their trash out here. He helps give back to the community as well.
But he never married.... and he is dating now but he is 60.... so my unsolicited advice is get married now young man, have some babies while you are young and have energy, don’t wait... and have regrets, and have no one to leave the farm to....😢
Work,work ,work.Thats life all about almost.
Good to hire helper.
Thanks for showing ans explaining your heifer feeding system. I don't no if you remenber but i Ask you for a couple months ago, and watching for details in every chores videos you post, and your explanation in this vidéo just confirm what i have guessed.
A french farmer
Nice to see you replacing the lines😎
Burning plastic with a blowtorch before you put it on ..???? The hot water worked fine stop letting dad speed you up lol
Torch worked way better!
Really enjoy your vlogs 👍 I thought sure u was going to find chocolate milk 🤗 pa soda🎈🤗 Have a great day
It’s really cool to see how you guys operate we do pretty much the same thing but on a much larger scale. Our milking barn has 2 sides of 30 so 60 cows milking at a time and we milk 2500 3 times a day, this is in California btw if you ever get a chance to come out here I’d love to show you around the dairy I work at. I mostly do the farming but I do a little bit of everything when we are irrigating
great job mom &dad
This video was the perfect length. Thanks for the video!
You should do a discussion on how you calculate the amount of hay silage and corn silage you need to store to make it to the next season.
Very rare to see young fella with the drive anymore.
Another great video - you are a hard worker and dedicated to the farm! The only thing that could be better is more videos! :-) Thank you !