Another great video. I sure do you like seeing that old John Deere hope everything's all good with all the crops. Everything's good with the family and can't wait for some more videos stay safe stay cool and God bless
Thanks! Those 4000 series Deeres are the heartbeat of the farm. 4240, 4440, and 4430 (feeding tractor) do a lot of the work. we have a couple newer ones but those old deeres are still kicking great.
I find it interesting when you are scooping bed pack the jd loader goes side to side and tires spinning. I don't notice the side to side and spinning in my track machine on smooth concrete
@@marylandairy4736 I enjoyed the 4240 it was the first jd tractor that I ever owned when I started farming on my own. Your video brought back a ton of memories for me. Thank you for a great video and I hope that you and your family have a safe harvest
is this where they sleep? why is it so wet? do they poop in their beds? our pigs never poop where they sleep and we have 15 hog barns and over 32,000 pigs
How do you like your boumatic parlor and how's the service for it we only have delaval here in CT eventually we will have to get a dealer in new York if are delaval dealer here in CT retires
@@marylandairy4736 I could I'm set up for 600 I'm growing slowly instead of buying more animals I'll just use my own for expansion my jerseys are all registered how about your Holsteins do you have a registered herd or grade and any Amish near you I sold some cows to an Amish settlement in Vermont last fall I bought my parlor used out of Canada 5 years ago I used to milk in a tie stall barn
@@robert8451 yeah we’re all registered in our herd. I’m about 2 hours from Lancaster but we have seen some amish relocate to MD north and east of here. To the west we have a sizable Mennonite presence, too
@@marylandairy4736 the Amish and menonite farms are they Holsteins or jerseys I did meet one Amish dairy farmer in PA that milked ayshires the Amish I've met milk with bucket milkers no pipelines or parlors
Another great video. I sure do you like seeing that old John Deere hope everything's all good with all the crops. Everything's good with the family and can't wait for some more videos stay safe stay cool and God bless
Thanks! Those 4000 series Deeres are the heartbeat of the farm. 4240, 4440, and 4430 (feeding tractor) do a lot of the work. we have a couple newer ones but those old deeres are still kicking great.
I find it interesting when you are scooping bed pack the jd loader goes side to side and tires spinning. I don't notice the side to side and spinning in my track machine on smooth concrete
Tracks probably better for this specific job but wheels for the needs of the farm overall.
@@marylandairy4736 I enjoyed the 4240 it was the first jd tractor that I ever owned when I started farming on my own. Your video brought back a ton of memories for me. Thank you for a great video and I hope that you and your family have a safe harvest
looking good
is this where they sleep? why is it so wet? do they poop in their beds? our pigs never poop where they sleep and we have 15 hog barns and over 32,000 pigs
Yes. If they were trainable to go only on the concrete this would make the job a lot easier.
How do you like your boumatic parlor and how's the service for it we only have delaval here in CT eventually we will have to get a dealer in new York if are delaval dealer here in CT retires
We have good service but our guy is also nearing retirement!
Curious, where in Maryland are you? I’m from Hagerstown.
Not too far from you
@@marylandairy4736 I actually grew up in Maugansville and there was farming all around. I miss that a lot.
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I'm a dairy farmer from CT I milk 400 jerseys in a 50 stall delaval rotary how many cows are you milking and do you have any jerseys
We have 120 in a double 8 herringbone. All Holstein. That sounds like a roomy parlor you got. Have you milked more before?
@@marylandairy4736 I could I'm set up for 600 I'm growing slowly instead of buying more animals I'll just use my own for expansion my jerseys are all registered how about your Holsteins do you have a registered herd or grade and any Amish near you I sold some cows to an Amish settlement in Vermont last fall I bought my parlor used out of Canada 5 years ago I used to milk in a tie stall barn
@@robert8451 yeah we’re all registered in our herd. I’m about 2 hours from Lancaster but we have seen some amish relocate to MD north and east of here. To the west we have a sizable Mennonite presence, too
@@marylandairy4736 the Amish and menonite farms are they Holsteins or jerseys I did meet one Amish dairy farmer in PA that milked ayshires the Amish I've met milk with bucket milkers no pipelines or parlors