I love it when your old videos show up in my feed. Just watched this one and it's amazing to see how much the farm has changed in just over four years.
I am sure all your subscribers (as do I) appreciate the time and effort in filming & editing your vlogs all while running a Dairy farm. Many thanks and have Blessed & Joyful Christmas season.
Nice video, Eric. I will never cease to be amazed at how orderly, clean, and well managed you guys run your dairy farm. Glad to see you give that cow the medicine she needs to get well. Good job!
Love watching these and relating to so much! 😂 Every time you think you’ve mastered the skid steer a post or a wall jumps in the way and wrecks you’re confidence! 😂
Another interesting and informative video. Better yet, a life lesson where you never say "that's good enough." You always do that little extra, and that is impressive. Good job!
Busy, busy days. That spreader does a nice job on that pen pack and if I was running that skid steer cleaning that barn there would be no barn left by the time I was done. lol. Another great video. Thanks.
Good job Eric, Another good video as usual Thanks for taking the time out of your busy schedule to film these videos for us to follow along keep up the good work!!!
Sure is alot of manual work as far as cleaning bedding goes. Good efficient systems in place. Must compliment you and your dad on a clean,well run tidy setup. Looks amazingly clean and well organised.
If you ever wanted to film... oh say 10-15 mins of 'just' the cute little calves and their antics, we sure wouldn't complain. They're adorable with their little coats on!! 🐮👍❤
I must say that i really enjoy watching yor videos 👍 It is always nice to see that there are people out there who is not afraid of getting their hands dirty doing a honest days work. You really deserve my subscription!!
Hi Eric love your videos. We have a beef and sheep farm in Yorkshire, England and celebrated our centenary of farming here last year! All the best Ashley Caton
It's fun going back an rewatching these older videos. This is "back in the day" before the Kubota skid steer and when they still had the New Holland. I can but I can't believe this video has almost 1.8 million views but Eric only has 372K subs. This channel is one of the premier farming videos IMHO. I've watched several but this the one look forward to seeing every week.
Not too many issues or breakdowns today, a blessing when you are working alone. Hope we get a family dairy Christmas picture. Thanks for another terrific video.
What I see is Mark is doing the little things too. Not just shoveling out the 6 months of buildup but cleaning off the ledges. That is the difference between an owner and an employee, tradesman and grunt. Most would just dig out the majority and call it good. Mark gets every pound of crap out of there before rebedding!!
Nice to see young people work like you do. I used to work every spare minute I had, when I was a teenager some 40 years ago, on the neighbours dairyfarm. For that time it was a big farm in the Netherlands with around 100 cows, 20.000 chickens and Maschinework for other (smaller) farms as well. Always a lot of work ( and repairments) to do. I loved doing it and learned a lot there!
You put in a good days work man. It has to be a huge load off your Dad's shoulders knowing that things will get done if he is gone for the day. You guys make a good team.
I think I would tear out the short perimeter concrete wall under the fence rails and reinstall the rails but with the ability to open and close each section so you can drive straight into each of the pens. A little work but would save time and damage to the building in the long run. Thanks for the videos. It's relaxing watching what work is done on a farm to me.
I enjoy watching your videos. Inserting the mountain dew clips are hilarious!! You’ve got one of the hardest jobs on earth and you do it well. I can tell you take pride in your family farm.
I have literally binged watched all your videos and now i'm waiting for more and more. Keep up the great work. Might start working on a Dairy farm myself at this rate XD
An hour and a half twice a day to feed would give my dad a stroke. Our articulated loader broke a cable and using the back up tractor took us 90 minutes instead of 60 for the day; worked an extra hour tonight when the parts came so he couldn't complain tomorrow :P Props for the work ethic and drive to farm and share videos constantly.
I am always impressed by your work ethic. It needs to be done, we’ll get it done. It’s all about the health of the cows. Very few people get to see the connection between their labor, their product and their wallet like you do.
Every time you film the milking parlor I think of my time at my families operration. One of the largest in Dekalb county Indiana. That smell is so distinctive. I love this channel man. You should make a Christmas list for us to buy you for your efforts, no joke
It's so cool how you get the silage out of the clamp! I've never seen anything like that. But of course I haven't watched but a few different farmers' videos and have no experience whatsoever myself...keep the videos coming! Love from Alabama...
I recall watching the silage harvest from the beginning thinking wow that's a lot. Watching you mix the feed makes me think, I hope you have enough to get through the winter. I'm sure you have done this many many times before but WOW is all that comes to mind.
Hey I’m a big fan of your Channel and I love watching you on a skid loaders I really think you should probably get a track skid loader because I really love watching you and it’s really fun watching skid loader’s
THE HOOF GP sent me and I'm SO glad he did! New Sub here 😊 I find all this stuff fascinating ( boring to you I'm sure) . Your cattle are well taken care of by the looks of it which is wonderful. I really appreciate the variety of views you give us. I look forward to watching more
Thank you for yet another great video!! A special thank you for the time you put into making & editing each and every video! I have a couple of questions. Do y'all trim and maintain all of your cows hooves?? Or do you have someone come in and do it? The cow you gave the shot to, with the infection in her front foot, does it have anything to do with something found while trimming up her hoof?? Any way you could do a birthing video?? Then show all you do with the calf from birth to ear tag, shots, colostrum, placed in the calf barn?? Would be interesting to see your process from birth to pen for both the calf & mother......maybe a 2 part video?? Please keep up the great videos!!!
Hello Eric for you it's just another day on the farm for me it's another day of learning don't get me wrong we used to do a lot by hand a great video thanks👍🇺🇸
Hi thanks a lot a very enjoyable video just Love clean pens and watching them eat!! No snow ❄️ that’s it I’m leaving Michigan heading to Pennsylvania 😂 Lol
I love that there are still family farms! Glad you decided to join your family’s farm. Hello from horse country (Florida). Btw Hoof GP said we should check out ur channel
I'm from New Zealand and most things we do is by hand, tractors post rammers, and a spade lol. There is one thing missing in this video clip, "where is the dew drink" lol
For those wondering what the farmer eats for breakfast, there is probably a small "first breakfast", such as toast and coffee, just after rising, followed by a heartier second breakfast after the first round of chores is done. The second breakfast would consist of coffee and pastries or some sausages served with pretzels, sweet mustard, and wheat beer. Mini quiche made with cheese, bacon, or vegetables; a honey nut cake and marmalade; hash (potatoes, leeks, spinach, and cheese); ham omelet made with curry spices, onions, and tomatoes; and biscuits topped with sausage, eggs, and a smothering of gravy. Perhaps ending with a light dessert like chocolate pudding or kisiel.
Nice job, looks nice, even though not what is a pleasant task, perhaps you should consider cleaning that more often so it doesn't get that bad. That spreader looks like is working real nice. 😉👍👍👍👍👍🐂🇺🇸
You really do a great job with these videos. Not only are they informative, but you have an eye for camera angles and editing. Where in Pa is your farm?
I know you guys take really good care of the cows but I personally don't know a ton about they are they happy in smaller spaces not moving much? Or do they all get time out in a pasture during the day. Would love to see a day in the life of your cows!
I love it when your old videos show up in my feed. Just watched this one and it's amazing to see how much the farm has changed in just over four years.
Growing up my dad worked on a dairy farm in Minnesota. He would always take me to work with him. This brings back so many memories! Thanks!
I’m glad you’re show this never ending work. I appreciate what you guys do!
I am sure all your subscribers (as do I) appreciate the time and effort in filming & editing your vlogs all while running a Dairy farm. Many thanks and have Blessed & Joyful Christmas season.
Nice video, Eric. I will never cease to be amazed at how orderly, clean, and well managed you guys run your dairy farm. Glad to see you give that cow the medicine she needs to get well. Good job!
You don't know really how deep that is until you clean it out. Great job on the video and thanks for sharing you day with us. I really enjoy watching
Love watching these and relating to so much! 😂 Every time you think you’ve mastered the skid steer a post or a wall jumps in the way and wrecks you’re confidence! 😂
Haha yup
You guys remind me of brothers, for some reason. Great job to the both of you
New to you tube I am trying to like the videos as I go. Sask and 10th generation dairy man. Thank you both for making these videos.
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Even the old packed bedding gets reused. You guys are the masters of recycling!! 👍👍👍
your videos are hands down the very best farming videos on TH-cam! Thank you for the content!
Another interesting and informative video. Better yet, a life lesson where you never say "that's good enough." You always do that little extra, and that is impressive. Good job!
Busy, busy days. That spreader does a nice job on that pen pack and if I was running that skid steer cleaning that barn there would be no barn left by the time I was done. lol. Another great video. Thanks.
Good job Eric, Another good video as usual Thanks for taking the time out of your busy schedule to film these videos for us to follow along keep up the good work!!!
Great video Eric! You sure are one busy guy! Thanks for sharing your work at the dairy farm with us!
Sure is alot of manual work as far as cleaning bedding goes. Good efficient systems in place. Must compliment you and your dad on a clean,well run tidy setup. Looks amazingly clean and well organised.
Such excellent care for your livestock from a previous dairy farmer. Congratulations !👍
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If you ever wanted to film... oh say 10-15 mins of 'just' the cute little calves and their antics, we sure wouldn't complain. They're adorable with their little coats on!! 🐮👍❤
I must say that i really enjoy watching yor videos 👍
It is always nice to see that there are people out there who is not afraid of getting their hands dirty doing a honest days work.
You really deserve my subscription!!
Hi Eric love your videos. We have a beef and sheep farm in Yorkshire, England and celebrated our centenary of farming here last year!
All the best
Ashley Caton
Watching someone else work, when I'm done work. Its a good day.
with cows timing is everything i admire your care of the cows,
lonnie jacobs Oliver. Hej. Mror
I find it is very hard to teach them to tell time and even more difficult to keep the wrist watch on their leg.
Lepo
I always find your video's very relaxing, it distracts me from the hard things in life sometimes. Keep up the good work Eric!
This video is Getting Stuff Done. You are ALWAYS getting it done. Much respect!!!
It's fun going back an rewatching these older videos. This is "back in the day" before the Kubota skid steer and when they still had the New Holland. I can but I can't believe this video has almost 1.8 million views but Eric only has 372K subs. This channel is one of the premier farming videos IMHO. I've watched several but this the one look forward to seeing every week.
I admire how you clean every thing. That way you have healthy cows.
Not too many issues or breakdowns today, a blessing when you are working alone. Hope we get a family dairy Christmas picture. Thanks for another terrific video.
Who else finds these videos awesome👌
What I see is Mark is doing the little things too. Not just shoveling out the 6 months of buildup but cleaning off the ledges. That is the difference between an owner and an employee, tradesman and grunt. Most would just dig out the majority and call it good. Mark gets every pound of crap out of there before rebedding!!
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Nice to see young people work like you do. I used to work every spare minute I had, when I was a teenager some 40 years ago, on the neighbours dairyfarm. For that time it was a big farm in the Netherlands with around 100 cows, 20.000 chickens and Maschinework for other (smaller) farms as well. Always a lot of work ( and repairments) to do. I loved doing it and learned a lot there!
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The cows are so cute, I can't! Love seeing you treat them so nicely 👏
You put in a good days work man. It has to be a huge load off your Dad's shoulders knowing that things will get done if he is gone for the day. You guys make a good team.
I think I would tear out the short perimeter concrete wall under the fence rails and reinstall the rails but with the ability to open and close each section so you can drive straight into each of the pens. A little work but would save time and damage to the building in the long run. Thanks for the videos. It's relaxing watching what work is done on a farm to me.
I enjoy watching your videos. Inserting the mountain dew clips are hilarious!! You’ve got one of the hardest jobs on earth and you do it well. I can tell you take pride in your family farm.
We enjoy your vids so much it's great to how a family farm works thank you so much
Thanks Eric, great video. Thanks for making our milk! Mark from OHIO
I click that like button before I even watch! I have that much faith in you! Thank you for the video young man! 👍🏼✝️❤️
Good job man. Lots of work in a day! You gotta love that skid steer!
I do as I was working on a dairy farm and it's not about tractor driving it's hard work great video and thank you for sharing your days on the farm
Excellent job man. Great driving too. Amazing how deep the bedding got to.
I have literally binged watched all your videos and now i'm waiting for more and more. Keep up the great work. Might start working on a Dairy farm myself at this rate XD
An hour and a half twice a day to feed would give my dad a stroke. Our articulated loader broke a cable and using the back up tractor took us 90 minutes instead of 60 for the day; worked an extra hour tonight when the parts came so he couldn't complain tomorrow :P Props for the work ethic and drive to farm and share videos constantly.
Wow, Jan wasn’t kidding about the 4 ft. I love that skid loader.
Another good video! You represent the dairy industry well!
Yes he does an excellent job. And farming fixing and Fabrication does a good job to representing the dairy farms.
big fan of you aswell
Thanks!
You also represent TH-cam well also, I have found other good clean farm youtubians thanks to you! I envy you and your farm life Eric
Really appreciate the time it takes for you to take so many different angles in your videos and all the time it must take to edit. Great job 👍🇨🇦
I am always impressed by your work ethic. It needs to be done, we’ll get it done. It’s all about the health of the cows. Very few people get to see the connection between their labor, their product and their wallet like you do.
Every time you film the milking parlor I think of my time at my families operration. One of the largest in Dekalb county Indiana. That smell is so distinctive. I love this channel man. You should make a Christmas list for us to buy you for your efforts, no joke
It's so cool how you get the silage out of the clamp! I've never seen anything like that. But of course I haven't watched but a few different farmers' videos and have no experience whatsoever myself...keep the videos coming! Love from Alabama...
I recall watching the silage harvest from the beginning thinking wow that's a lot. Watching you mix the feed makes me think, I hope you have enough to get through the winter. I'm sure you have done this many many times before but WOW is all that comes to mind.
This young man is amazing. His Dad has to be so proud of him. He never stops. I love these videos
Hey I’m a big fan of your Channel and I love watching you on a skid loaders I really think you should probably get a track skid loader because I really love watching you and it’s really fun watching skid loader’s
Congratulations on you plaque , very well deserved ! Thank you , Bob
THE HOOF GP sent me and I'm SO glad he did! New Sub here 😊
I find all this stuff fascinating ( boring to you I'm sure) . Your cattle are well taken care of by the looks of it which is wonderful. I really appreciate the variety of views you give us. I look forward to watching more
It never ceases to amaze me how proficient you are on the skid steer in tight places Eric, you're certainly a hard worker! - Dave
Thanks for the great camera shots. Your getting pretty good at it.
Thank you for yet another great video!! A special thank you for the time you put into making & editing each and every video!
I have a couple of questions. Do y'all trim and maintain all of your cows hooves?? Or do you have someone come in and do it? The cow you gave the shot to, with the infection in her front foot, does it have anything to do with something found while trimming up her hoof??
Any way you could do a birthing video?? Then show all you do with the calf from birth to ear tag, shots, colostrum, placed in the calf barn?? Would be interesting to see your process from birth to pen for both the calf & mother......maybe a 2 part video??
Please keep up the great videos!!!
While growing up helped my nana with her cows. Your cows are healthy and beautiful
Proud of what you do! God Bless You.
Hello Eric for you it's just another day on the farm for me it's another day of learning don't get me wrong we used to do a lot by hand a great video thanks👍🇺🇸
Hi thanks a lot a very enjoyable video just Love clean pens and watching them eat!! No snow ❄️ that’s it I’m leaving Michigan heading to Pennsylvania 😂 Lol
I love that there are still family farms! Glad you decided to join your family’s farm. Hello from horse country (Florida). Btw Hoof GP said we should check out ur channel
Them 14-15 hour days just fly by! Nice video.
tight quarters with that skid steer but you nailed it and that new spreader is nice breaks it up well great video as always thank you
Greetings from Poland🙂
as usual great vlog 👍
I look forward to the next🤠
Why is watching you muck out the stalls so satisfying???
Daj Boulder CO because we're not the ones doing it😉
I'm from New Zealand and most things we do is by hand, tractors post rammers, and a spade lol. There is one thing missing in this video clip, "where is the dew drink" lol
For those wondering what the farmer eats for breakfast, there is probably a small "first breakfast", such as toast and coffee, just after rising, followed by a heartier second breakfast after the first round of chores is done. The second breakfast would consist of coffee and pastries or some sausages served with pretzels, sweet mustard, and wheat beer. Mini quiche made with cheese, bacon, or vegetables; a honey nut cake and marmalade; hash (potatoes, leeks, spinach, and cheese); ham omelet made with curry spices, onions, and tomatoes; and biscuits topped with sausage, eggs, and a smothering of gravy. Perhaps ending with a light dessert like chocolate pudding or kisiel.
Lol nailed it
Great shots! I absolutely like the camera being mounted close to where the action takes place. Good job (actually for everything you've shown)! 😊👍
I haven't found a BETTER video than the ones we share right here 🤣
The continuation of intriguing videos. Great vid bro.
Another long day. There are a lot worse things to be doing. You seem to have a handle on everything. Good for you. Keep them coming!
Another great video nice calf's 👌👍👍👍👍👍
Wow I love that your channel blew up so big so fast! Keep up the hard work brotha and keep up the awesome content. 🤙💪🤘
Who else just appreciates these videos🐄
Astounding. learned alot from you,Man ..Stay blessed & keep up da good work. ❣More power to 10 gen dairy man.
Nice job, looks nice, even though not what is a pleasant task, perhaps you should consider cleaning that more often so it doesn't get that bad. That spreader looks like is working real nice. 😉👍👍👍👍👍🐂🇺🇸
Love watching this when I was younger I worked on a farm
Another Great Job Eric Thanks
Dang, you pretty good at driving that skid steer. 👍.
I love ur channel it's so entertaining because I used to do farm work and I love to do tractor work
Mighty stuff and great to have all the mod cons to maximise your time on the farm!!
Happy cow 🐄 Happy farmer 👩🌾 God bless you brother
Hello from Australia. Great skills with the skid steer bro.
Imagine how life would be without a skid loader
Thinkin the same thing
lol...yep
kory league my grandpa always said when you buy a skid steer you fire your hand
Would a wheel loader be more effective in feeding and possibly still be able to be used in the many other tasks around the dairy?
We had to clean everything with shovels, pitch forks and wheelbarrows....it was great!
YAY CLEANING VIDEO !!! I LOVE WHEN YOU CLEAN STUFF OUT :)
bro your channel / subscribers grew so much so quick.. well deserved
Give the cows a scratch and tell them hey from me. TALK to them!!! : )
You and I had the same thought!
Merry Christmas and a most prosperous new year to you and your family 🤗
Thank you!
If I ran that skidsteer in those tight quarters I would probably knock the barn down. Awesome skills
watching you digg all that up in the cafe barn was cool to watch.
Looks very familiar to me. Keep up these videos they‘re awesome!
I know zero of farming but i really enjoyed this video
439 dislikes??? what kind of sociopath doesn't like dairy cows? This has become my favorite channel.
I love agriculture so i love ur channel. Keep up the videos love 'em
Thanks for doing an amazing job with those horses!
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Great video! Thanks for sharing❗❗❗ 🙂🙂🙂 👍👍👍
Great videos, i like the care of the cows , what age do the calves live together ?
You really do a great job with these videos. Not only are they informative, but you have an eye for camera angles and editing. Where in Pa is your farm?
some driving skills good job editing video as well you got a new sub
I know you guys take really good care of the cows but I personally don't know a ton about they are they happy in smaller spaces not moving much? Or do they all get time out in a pasture during the day. Would love to see a day in the life of your cows!
I don’t know what your dad is paying you, but it isn’t enough. Your a good man.
One video u should show us what u guys eat for breakfast
Agreed, we love seeing the cows diet regimen, how bout yours?
i'm sure it is a nice breakfast a little from their cows maybe with maybe some of their milk or just plain water to drink
yea def wanne c this
Is it just me or is it satisfying that the manure that came from the pens looked awesome when he took it out. 3’
You are doing great job keep it up buddy!! god bless you !!
Dumb question, do you pasture any of the cows or is it all pen and stalls? Your process looks very efficient. Great videos!