I still firmly believe this is one of the most underrated farm channel’s on TH-cam. I love your commentary Andy. Great video today as usual sir. Not a harder working farm family out there than yours sir.
I agree.Does a great job with his videos. Definitely leans toward fieldwork and machinery but ocassionalyy sneeks in a video of the "cow" end of the business.
Anyone who ever thinks that they want to quit their desk job and become a dairy farmer should be required to watch this video and be told that this is what you do between 0300 and 1000 for 365 days a year. bless you for feeding us slackers.
There actually are truck driving rodeos with backing contest. My neighbor came in 1st place for North Carolina 2 or 3 years in a row pulling doubles for consolidated freight back in the early 90’s
I once backed a Semi Tractor Trailer 9 miles in the dark. I was on a narrow road and came to a bridge with a 2 ton limit. I was hauling 30 tons of steel pipe. There was no place to turn around! Good thing I had a powerful flash light! Sometimes you just do what’s necessary!
Nice to see more of the livestock buildings, to get more of an idea of the layout of things. An a good example of all you go through during morning rituals feeding. Multi tasking from the beginning of the day.
Super Farmer, shout out to all those hard working talented Farmers who work 6/7 days a week dawn to dusk. I honestly don't know how Andy juggles so much on an average day. I love the channel. Thank You
It's a LOT of work but you and your family seem very happy with what you do. And the animals seems happy as well. This channel is super informational. We learn something new everyday!! Love it! Thanks for documenting your days Andy!!
Thanks for keep the videos coming. I especially like these which are a little longer and also like hearing about some history. I like hearing both about your farm but also when your driving around in the neighbourhood talking about whats been going on during the years.
🇨🇦 Andy, the way we hang our silo unloader spout…. Cut the chain to the correct length, attach a large open hook on the end. Hang it on the door step above and it will always be in the proper position. Also…. We leave a short wrecking bar hanging on the door so you can use it as a hammer to get the door loose and also to scrape the ledge when changing doors. Sure handy when things are frozen. We enjoy your videos, thanks for all the work you put into them. Ralph and Heather
Great video Andy as always, and yes the cows seem fat and happy well taken care of. I always enjoy watching you and your family working the farms. It's nice seeing good hard working folks especially now days where it seems the good old fashion work ethic is gone, a bunch of cry babies. Stay safe and Be Blessed.
Man I thought our farm was the only one that backed out of the feed area then I re designed and made feeding time hour and half less and less fuel. Great video and history lesson on the farm
I remember our first silo, I forked out the silage, it was a big deal to get an unloader. And of course taking out the doors and lowering the unloader. Lots of manual labor, long hours.
Got to love upright silo's. We have 2 20'x60' Hanson silos but we don't use them anymore. It never failed I always had to change doors every Sunday or when you had some place you wanted to go.
Hi Andy ! Thanks for show us the feeding early at the morning , you're skills to back up in the barn are very good the same speed forward and backward you are a man well around Mr. Andy! Thanks for the clean window ! Good job ! Andrew working bolt hands on the scrapper in the barn early at the morning. Good jod Andrew ! i think i know where the dust come from in your shop , after the door job whit the silo .Good job! Thanks Andy for your time and have a good day bud !
Thank you, Andy, we're giving us a tour of the Cowbarns and a play-by-play. Farm rats, that's a was a good one. We have farm rats and minions.😅 Thanks for sharing.
I'm so jealous you get to to this as a job. Being a 40 year old mechanic pretty much sucks but I'm seriously considering looking for a farmhand job in northeast Ohio. Always been a dream job to me. Helped run a dairy farm as a child but I didn't appreciate it back then. Nonetheless I appreciate that you take the time to document your days.
Thanks for the great work you do on your family's farm very interesting and cool to watch your great videos thanks again for your time and effort to do the videos keep up the great work you do on your family's farm
Awesome video, the rest get to see what goes on 7 days a week to make milk. Gold medal trailer backer and A+ student in doing math without calculator too. keep them coming. I am in Cobleskill today for college thing with my daughter and got soaked by heavy shower. Two thumbs up.
Great video again and interesting to hear the history of the barns, also great to see the younger girls and guys out early morning helping, thanks for the video andy.
For animal management I like the more groups. From labor stand point less groups are easier. I've always thought pens should be size of holding area most farms I've been on usually have bigger pens than holding area.
That was very informative Andy. I find it interesting on how different parts of the country farm differently to obtain the same goal . Lands, soil, weather, size etc. etc. are all relevant. Thanks Andy. !!
You go in reverse faster than some go forwards 😂 going up into those silos is a messy job. But the convenience of going straight up with product is great.
I remember when Harsh did a big mixer demo out here in the Steuben / Allegany county area. Had to be back in '89-'90. A lot of Dairy farms first TMR mixers around here were a Harsh. Many of them made it into the 2000s. Then Knight Reel Auggies were popular for quite a while.
Ah damn Andy I thought you were going to catch the straw on the way by to bruh off 😂😂😂 ya filthy animal 😂😅😂😂😂. That is one task I will never miss ,the old bandanna on and hope you can still breathe going down. No safety sally back then . Thanks for sharing your morning young man.
I remember that donut commercial, Andy. lol! I want to see the video when you're coming home from making the donuts and you meet yourself when you leaving to make the donuts. lol
LoL you looked like Farve in Super Troopers when they De liced him with powder sugar. Then he said..."It's delicious"....so glad you liked it Farve🤣🤣 Liter of Cola, easy Farve
I was a powdered doughnut myself once, not on purpose I might add. Unloading corn starch, pos trailer, had a hard time building and bleeding off pressure, loosened some clamps, then PHOOF....
Are you the only Silo captain on the farm? How often do you get the early morning feed Assignment? What does Andrew think about being an alley swamper?
I still firmly believe this is one of the most underrated farm channel’s on TH-cam. I love your commentary Andy. Great video today as usual sir. Not a harder working farm family out there than yours sir.
I agree.Does a great job with his videos. Definitely leans toward fieldwork and machinery but ocassionalyy sneeks in a video of the "cow" end of the business.
Thank you
I enjoyed seeing some livestock work for a change .. as much as I enjoy the field work, fixing and maintenance. Great channel Andy!
Anyone who ever thinks that they want to quit their desk job and become a dairy farmer should be required to watch this video and be told that this is what you do between 0300 and 1000 for 365 days a year. bless you for feeding us slackers.
Watching you lower the unloader spout makes me realize how much I DON'T miss upright silos.
If there was was back up a trailer in the Olympics you’d take the gold medal ole boy
lol
There actually are truck driving rodeos with backing contest. My neighbor came in 1st place for North Carolina 2 or 3 years in a row pulling doubles for consolidated freight back in the early 90’s
I once backed a Semi Tractor Trailer 9 miles in the dark. I was on a narrow road and came to a bridge with a 2 ton limit. I was hauling 30 tons of steel pipe. There was no place to turn around! Good thing I had a powerful flash light! Sometimes you just do what’s necessary!
@@FarmingFixingFabricatingmy name is Shaun I like your TH-cam channel
@@robertwatkins8220impressive !
Nice to see more of the livestock buildings, to get more of an idea of the layout of things. An a good example of all you go through during morning rituals feeding. Multi tasking from the beginning of the day.
Super Farmer, shout out to all those hard working talented Farmers who work 6/7 days a week dawn to dusk. I honestly don't know how Andy juggles so much on an average day. I love the channel. Thank You
It's a LOT of work but you and your family seem very happy with what you do. And the animals seems happy as well. This channel is super informational. We learn something new everyday!! Love it! Thanks for documenting your days Andy!!
That is an awesome looking bunch of spoiled and greatly cared for girls in those barns.
I’ve missed one day feeding my cows in eight years and I come inside and watch a video of Andy feeding his cows,strange world farming.🙂
Thanks for keep the videos coming. I especially like these which are a little longer and also like hearing about some history. I like hearing both about your farm but also when your driving around in the neighbourhood talking about whats been going on during the years.
🇨🇦 Andy, the way we hang our silo unloader spout…. Cut the chain to the correct length, attach a large open hook on the end. Hang it on the door step above and it will always be in the proper position. Also…. We leave a short wrecking bar hanging on the door so you can use it as a hammer to get the door loose and also to scrape the ledge when changing doors. Sure handy when things are frozen. We enjoy your videos, thanks for all the work you put into them. Ralph and Heather
Thank you for your Saturday morning tour. You are a hard worker.
Great video Andy thanks for sharing. Cows look well cared for and content chewing their cud.
Great farm tour and history! Love seeing and hearing your farming story.
Thanks Andy!!!
Nice to see that you care enough about your cow's welfare to provide maternity pens, boxstalls etc. Impressive...
Awesome looking herd of cattle Andy. Very well maintained. Keep up the great work. Watching from New Brunswick Canada.
Man I don’t miss changing doors in the silo !! Especially in the winter when they froze in the door frame.
Andy you get more done every day than most people do in a week. You are a machine! Loved the explanations of the different barns!
Always impressed at the kids being up early working already.. City kids just getting to bed after playing vid games all night.
City kids don't have many choices. But once they need money they'll wake up.
They are on the payroll. Awesome employees.
Great video Andy as always, and yes the cows seem fat and happy well taken care of. I always enjoy watching you and your family working the farms. It's nice seeing good hard working folks especially now days where it seems the good old fashion work ethic is gone, a bunch of cry babies. Stay safe and Be Blessed.
Thanks for taking us along for chores. Love the chat as you feed the girls.
I will always say what an operation you have.
Man I thought our farm was the only one that backed out of the feed area then I re designed and made feeding time hour and half less and less fuel. Great video and history lesson on the farm
I remember our first silo, I forked out the silage, it was a big deal to get an unloader. And of course taking out the doors and lowering the unloader. Lots of manual labor, long hours.
We didnt have a unloader till the kid was gone He said way have a unloader when he had 3 boys
Those barns are truly amazing
Got to love upright silo's. We have 2 20'x60' Hanson silos but we don't use them anymore. It never failed I always had to change doors every Sunday or when you had some place you wanted to go.
A full day ANDY you were me out seriously. THANKS FOR SHARING SO MUCH!!
That was from 3:00 am to about 8:45 am …The next video will be from the rest of the day
Hi Andy !
Thanks for show us the feeding early at the morning , you're skills to back up in the barn are very good the same speed forward and backward you are a man well around
Mr. Andy!
Thanks for the clean window !
Good job !
Andrew working bolt hands on the scrapper in the barn early at the morning.
Good jod Andrew !
i think i know where the dust come from in your shop , after the door job whit the silo .Good job!
Thanks Andy for your time and have a good day bud !
Thank you, Andy, we're giving us a tour of the Cowbarns and a play-by-play. Farm rats, that's a was a good one. We have farm rats and minions.😅 Thanks for sharing.
I'm so jealous you get to to this as a job. Being a 40 year old mechanic pretty much sucks but I'm seriously considering looking for a farmhand job in northeast Ohio. Always been a dream job to me. Helped run a dairy farm as a child but I didn't appreciate it back then. Nonetheless I appreciate that you take the time to document your days.
Thanks for the great work you do on your family's farm very interesting and cool to watch your great videos thanks again for your time and effort to do the videos keep up the great work you do on your family's farm
Andy,
How the hell do you keep everything straight, you are Truly an amazing person
And people say im get super dusty at work.. That was alot Andy!
Awesome video, the rest get to see what goes on 7 days a week to make milk. Gold medal trailer backer and A+ student in doing math without calculator too. keep them coming. I am in Cobleskill today for college thing with my daughter and got soaked by heavy shower. Two thumbs up.
Thank you sir
A lot of people now days don't know what it takes to get a gallon of milk to the store Another good video Andy KEEP THEM COMING 🐄 🚜 🇺🇲 🌽 🐘 👍
Very impressive seeing the operation your FAMILY RUNS THANKS ANDY
Thank you Andy I appreciate the longer videos like this. This is great. Keep them coming buddy.
You have an awesome farm and you an the girls an guys keep everything going keep up the great work Andy
I love watching ya feed the critters
Great video again and interesting to hear the history of the barns, also great to see the younger girls and guys out early morning helping, thanks for the video andy.
Great looking setups for your barns Andy. Very impressive
Really enkoyed seeing u feed the cows and talk about the history of the farm
One of the best videos yet.
For animal management I like the more groups. From labor stand point less groups are easier. I've always thought pens should be size of holding area most farms I've been on usually have bigger pens than holding area.
I totally agree!
love the chopper sound over the pay loader ops. Thanks for the video Andy.
It's always an enjoyment to watch your videos.
Thanks Andy
Andy you fly up and down those barns like you have done it all your life cool stuff I really enjoy your channel
Bet he has more miles in tractors in his life than in vehicles. :)
Hey Andy can you please show your milking parlor. Thanks for the videos you post!! They are amazing. Thanks so much
No video of that on this channel.
i would like to see the inside of the milk parlor.. the lay out of it.. if you were can.
Thank you for going through the farm history Andy!! It’s super interesting!!
I counted the fuel - its thirsty 😁 The silo job still makes me wonder, must be an experience. Add some new masks there.
Good evening Andy. Really enjoying the chopping video’s, it’s a sound like no other.
I saw John's new truck yesterday. Looked real nice! My brother was hauling some wheat with it.
Hi, I enjoy listening to you explain things easy to understand you.
Thank you for the tour really enjoyed the video
Great video on the morning feeding an the upgrade to barns an why 👍🚜
I know you have done these before but I enjoy this style of video.
That was very informative Andy. I find it interesting on how different parts of the country farm differently to obtain the same goal . Lands, soil, weather, size etc. etc. are all relevant. Thanks Andy. !!
You have so many moving parts. Very impressive.
I love the long videos
You go in reverse faster than some go forwards 😂 going up into those silos is a messy job. But the convenience of going straight up with product is great.
Chopping is in full swing I see. Messy work that dry carb silo! Thanks Andy cheers
Cows look good andy. Ours are feeling the heat.
29000 lbs is a good sized load
Ae Andy Do I remember filli,n moven three silos of different crop. rolled corn was a white treat. Buckhorn Ontario.
great tour ... really appreciated
Now thats a great video!!!
Only problem is im tired watching you go!!! Then you've got to chop the rest of the day!😅👍👍
Thanks Andy
Great information about the barns and their design.
Andy, that was cool!😃
Great video Andy thank you.
Great video Andy, watch breathing that corn dust too much. but great video and all the family are out early working ! ! you guys work hard !
Nate, where are you? I was hoping you would release Andy from his silo duties. I can only imagine words of wisdom that would be inspired.😉
Thanks for the great content!!!
I still have not seen a dairy with cleaner cows than yours.
Really good video I enjoyed it. I always enjoy the cow feeding.the cow's look nice and content.
Hourigan for president!
Hell no he make us pickup rocks everyday 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣just jokin
I remember when Harsh did a big mixer demo out here in the Steuben / Allegany county area. Had to be back in '89-'90. A lot of Dairy farms first TMR mixers around here were a Harsh. Many of them made it into the 2000s. Then Knight Reel Auggies were popular for quite a while.
Ah damn Andy I thought you were going to catch the straw on the way by to bruh off 😂😂😂 ya filthy animal 😂😅😂😂😂. That is one task I will never miss ,the old bandanna on and hope you can still breathe going down. No safety sally back then . Thanks for sharing your morning young man.
those bike are coming in handy
That’s why they pay you the big bucks 😂 master donut maker can be added to the resume
I gotta say it looks like it's time to start powdering the doughnuts!! Haha lol!!
I don’t believe there are any HARDER WORKING FARMERS than Dairy Farmers as it is a 365 day a year job rain or shine with EXTREMELY LONG DAYS.
I remember that donut commercial, Andy. lol! I want to see the video when you're coming home from making the donuts and you meet yourself when you leaving to make the donuts. lol
Andy time to give silo duty up to a young buck. You did your share. Time to teach the young ones the fun of it.
Wow. That barn must be 1/4 mile long.
Can almost dee the dust trails 😆.
LoL you looked like Farve in Super Troopers when they De liced him with powder sugar. Then he said..."It's delicious"....so glad you liked it Farve🤣🤣
Liter of Cola, easy Farve
How about a tour of the milking parlor
No milking parlor tour
Nah
Shake it baby.
I don't care, you backing that 1400 is sweet! Great tour and explanation. I hope you are having a good day.
I was a powdered doughnut myself once, not on purpose I might add. Unloading corn starch, pos trailer, had a hard time building and bleeding off pressure, loosened some clamps, then PHOOF....
Another very interesting video Thank you 😊😊😊
Good job Andy you are a hard worker
Great Video
Awesome video Andy loved all of the history 😂
Are you the only Silo captain on the farm? How often do you get the early morning feed Assignment? What does Andrew think about being an alley swamper?
Kinda
Andy, we didn’t have to tell anybody you already did that ha
That right milk cows and fine out 😊
Your day's are really filled up
Great video Andy as always!!