Amazing how diverse and interesting farm work can be on any given day. I can see it really helps to have your dad around to lend his expertise and support for the many repair projects. Dutches was blending in with the baby calves in the background so well, that I almost missed seeing her doing her sniff inspection. I do miss the aroma of fresh cut haylage being harvested. I am sure you are mighty glad to have harvest almost complete. The new addition to the barn looks good. The snow will be here before any of us are ready. Thanks for sharing your day. And have a blessed weekend with your family!
Getting a lot closer to that hard cold season, good to get those warmer weather projects done. The new barn addition is getting closer to completion, I think you'll be real pleased with it. Enjoyed watching thanks for the video, have a wonderful weekend!
No BS, just good old hard work! I really enjoy watching and learning from your channel! I'm an old row cropper from the deep south, with no real experience with dairy. Thanks!
What an extremely nice and hard working young man. His parents should be so proud of him. Hopefully he will be many years carrying on this dairy ......
Great video Eric. It's always funny how you find the cold sodas and milk just laying around. They need to sponsor you. I like how tall gave different people come in and do certion things on the farm. Saves y'all a lot of money on equipment. Keep up the great job. Y'all stay safe and be careful. God bless y'all.
I bought a battery powered Grease gun a couple months ago and I can't believe I waited so long, it's the simple pleasures lol Glad you guys had a good season, a couple other farm channels I watch (sonne farms) had a dryer year. Thank the lord for a good productive summer and thank you for taking us along with you!
Another great video! Considering that you are watched world wide and are always adding viewers, a few suggestions that would help viewers understand the dairy industry and learn more about your family and operations: - a map that shows where your dairy is located. What towns are near your dairy? Is stores for parts, food, and health care nearby? Other industries in the area? - a brief history of your dairy. Why did you get into the dairy business? Describe your family: other brothers and sisters, etc. Are you married? Where do you live? Who else works on the dairy? Are you a partner with your dad or are you paid an hourly wage? Who does the budget and finances on your dairy? Do other members of your family work in other jobs not associated the dairy. - In today's world, what are the biggest challenges facing your business and how are you meeting these challenges? Who purchases your milk and what is it used for? Are there other income sources on the dairy (grain, hay, etc)? Just a few thoughts and areas that I have had questions about. A video about the history of your dairy and your family would be very informative. The other info could be added to other videos when a similar topic is being discussed. Thanks again and keep up the good work...
Good idea. Except the location. No need to attract predators and serial killers to the farm. Newer people might also want to read the description. Also it's not necessary to divulge such private details about their finances and families, apart from the info he has already provided. But he has mentioned his wife, 2 children, sisters and brother in passing. Curious people might just need to take time to watch the older videos. The idea of vlogs is not to lay out everything about one's personal life to the whole world but just to give a general overview of how things work.
Here in the Florida panhandle we don't have rocks in our soil like you do. But your soil is a lot better. Living so close to the Gulf coast our soil is very sandy.
It looked like duchess was taking over for the mother while the calf sat in the stall. Good dog. These videos keep the farm moving forward. Great content. You two stay safe.
Hey, Eric, you really outdid yourself with that shot showing the scraper going full blast from under the tractor! I'm sure your wife appreciated your originality too!!
He probably gets offers but certain ads just wouldn’t seem genuine or relevant to farming/vlogging. I like that Eric keeps the channel simple. The ads for equipment tryouts etc. make the most sense so they never seem phoney.
Great awesome video Eric. Always well made , 5th cutting is very rare for us . Plus 5th cutting value in the plant is way low . We just don’t cut that late too hard on your fields cause the plants are storing energy and nutrients for winter
Another great video of learning! I admire your hard work and dedication! I know your Dad appreciates it and he’s raised you right! Crazy to find cold Coca-Colas in the field!?! Also, loved seeing the pup drinking the warm bucket water and checking out the new born!
My wife and I love your channel. We have went back to beginning and have watched all your videos. Put a Thumbs up on all of them and will do a comment time to time from now on.
👍👌❤🇨🇦, hey Eric, just add a small 2 inch length of thread pipe to the oil change filter area, this will require a cap, but will be long enough so you don't drain oil all over the tractor frame, less mess, love the videos
Dairy farmers hours, such as 10th gens, Pennsylvania Dairyman, Acres of Clay Homestead dairy, Hauswald Farms, ...tend to be even longer....just sayin'...
A biogas plant to capture the methane gas from the cow dung would meet all your heating energy needs during the winter season. This would save you top $$
When you were scraping the pen it reminded me of that time when you dropped a Mountain Dew inside the liquid out and then gave it to your dad to drink lol 😂 😂😂
Love the video. Dang, that oil was black…probably a bit overdue. A tip…when removing that drain plug from the oil filter I see you used the oped end…always use the closed end when possible…much less likely to strip the head of that plug.
When spraying farm equipment, especially those with manure, it is highly advisable to wear a mask to prevent fine airborne mist from entering the lungs.
@@scottgriffith742 To say the least, I think they had just invented the skid loader the year I started working on a dairy farm. We used a 530 case with a front loader bucket and half the yard was on an incline and the tractor had issues with getting traction to get to the spreader to unload. I think that`s where they got the old saying it`s raining cat`s and dogs.
You need a Coca Cola Sponsor or a Pepsi Co sponsor. I remember the first time you did that in one of your first videos on the channel. Keep up the Great Work!
This man deserves a coca cola sponsor , keep the work up and best farm vids on TH-cam
He usually shows us he drinks flavour milk.
@@db7059 Clover Dairy Chocolate...iirc...
mountain dew
Probably not bc he likes both mountain dew and coke cola and they are competing brands lol.
Yesterday during the hay rakeing i found a can of beer half full.
Amazing how diverse and interesting farm work can be on any given day. I can see it really helps to have your dad around to lend his expertise and support for the many repair projects. Dutches was blending in with the baby calves in the background so well, that I almost missed seeing her doing her sniff inspection. I do miss the aroma of fresh cut haylage being harvested. I am sure you are mighty glad to have harvest almost complete. The new addition to the barn looks good. The snow will be here before any of us are ready. Thanks for sharing your day. And have a blessed weekend with your family!
Back with the hidden soda again.. love it 😂
Getting a lot closer to that hard cold season, good to get those warmer weather projects done. The new barn addition is getting closer to completion, I think you'll be real pleased with it. Enjoyed watching thanks for the video, have a wonderful weekend!
No BS, just good old hard work! I really enjoy watching and learning from your channel! I'm an old row cropper from the deep south, with no real experience with dairy. Thanks!
What an extremely nice and hard working young man. His parents should be so proud of him. Hopefully he will be many years carrying on this dairy ......
Was visiting my folks up in your neck of the woods this weekend and drove by your farm, was super trippy to see it in person driving by.
Good to see another of those "we'll look what tasty beverage I just found" bits. Classic. Well done. Thanks for all your videos.
Amazing to see you get 5 cuttings of alfalfa. Corn looks fantastic.
Find a cold Coke. Find metal scraps. Good job! Having the camera on the mower was a neat view! Always enjoy your videos!
Great video Eric. It's always funny how you find the cold sodas and milk just laying around. They need to sponsor you. I like how tall gave different people come in and do certion things on the farm. Saves y'all a lot of money on equipment. Keep up the great job. Y'all stay safe and be careful. God bless y'all.
Great video. You and Dad have an absolute beautiful farm and operation. God Bless.
Always enjoy watching seems like a very efficient operation. Thanks to team work.
My favorite videos of ours are the tractor and skid steer maintenance videos and the odd job videos. Awesome work!
I wasn't really paying attention at 8:55, but you got me with that drink find as always. Some paying product placement would kill.
Happy for you at how well that corn filled out with that really long dry spell we had here.
I bought a battery powered Grease gun a couple months ago and I can't believe I waited so long, it's the simple pleasures lol
Glad you guys had a good season, a couple other farm channels I watch (sonne farms) had a dryer year. Thank the lord for a good productive summer and thank you for taking us along with you!
You have great looking farm. So clean well taking care of you and your Dad should be proud.
We have trouble with hanging gats my boys put a old mud flap at the bottom. It work great.
Another great video! Considering that you are watched world wide and are always adding viewers, a few suggestions that would help viewers understand the dairy industry and learn more about your family and operations:
- a map that shows where your dairy is located. What towns are near your dairy? Is stores for parts, food, and health care nearby? Other industries in the area?
- a brief history of your dairy. Why did you get into the dairy business? Describe your family: other brothers and sisters, etc. Are you married? Where do you live? Who else works on the dairy? Are you a partner with your dad or are you paid an hourly wage? Who does the budget and finances on your dairy? Do other members of your family work in other jobs not associated the dairy.
- In today's world, what are the biggest challenges facing your business and how are you meeting these challenges? Who purchases your milk and what is it used for? Are there other income sources on the dairy (grain, hay, etc)?
Just a few thoughts and areas that I have had questions about. A video about the history of your dairy and your family would be very informative. The other info could be added to other videos when a similar topic is being discussed. Thanks again and keep up the good work...
Good idea. Except the location. No need to attract predators and serial killers to the farm. Newer people might also want to read the description. Also it's not necessary to divulge such private details about their finances and families, apart from the info he has already provided. But he has mentioned his wife, 2 children, sisters and brother in passing. Curious people might just need to take time to watch the older videos. The idea of vlogs is not to lay out everything about one's personal life to the whole world but just to give a general overview of how things work.
Thanks for showing the world of cities what goes into that milk on the cereal and the cream in their coffee.
I'm a city person. I'm grateful.
Here in the Florida panhandle we don't have rocks in our soil like you do. But your soil is a lot better. Living so close to the Gulf coast our soil is very sandy.
Turn that first gate you did around so it swings from the other pole.
Thanks for the videos!
It looked like duchess was taking over for the mother while the calf sat in the stall. Good dog. These videos keep the farm moving forward. Great content. You two stay safe.
Hey, Eric, you really outdid yourself with that shot showing the scraper going full blast from under the tractor! I'm sure your wife appreciated your originality too!!
Thanks for the video! Nice to look at on a Saturday night.
Someone should sponsor him he's hard working guy and still puts out videos for us Thanks Eric
He probably gets offers but certain ads just wouldn’t seem genuine or relevant to farming/vlogging. I like that Eric keeps the channel simple. The ads for equipment tryouts etc. make the most sense so they never seem phoney.
@@Pharphette yes I would have to agree with you there about the farm equipment and so on
Yes I know I don't think they are sponsors its where their milk goes I could be wrong
Looking forward to ordering more 10th Gen merch this week.
You guys never stop. God bless.
Gotta get that mower washed up this fall, makes it a joy pulling it out in the spring, plus it’s good for it 👍
Thanks Eric for the great video, I always love the humor. Nice bank shot with that one rock. Keep the videos coming.
Love every 10th Gen video. That custom crew is impressive.
I didn't realize he doesn't have a sponsor wow he really deserves 3 or 4.. I know how many long hrs it takes to run a dairy farm . Run 1 myself
Great awesome video Eric. Always well made , 5th cutting is very rare for us . Plus 5th cutting value in the plant is way low . We just don’t cut that late too hard on your fields cause the plants are storing energy and nutrients for winter
Another great video of learning! I admire your hard work and dedication! I know your Dad appreciates it and he’s raised you right! Crazy to find cold Coca-Colas in the field!?!
Also, loved seeing the pup drinking the warm bucket water and checking out the new born!
My wife and I love your channel. We have went back to beginning and have watched all your videos. Put a Thumbs up on all of them and will do a comment time to time from now on.
RAIN wow must be an old video 😂😂! Here in Ky been over a month,not complaining though beautiful harvest weather. Thanks Eric and crew!
Hi Eric and dad thanks excellent video love how you wrk with you’re dad side by side and as always you and you’re dad and families be safe 🇺🇸🇺🇸
More busy days on the farm!!
Those darn cans in the field 😂..thanks for the videos 🙏👍🏻
I love your channel. Thanks for putting this out there for everyone.
Thank you for what you do for all of us!
love you videos when i grow up i want to be a dairy farmer.
That probably makes him so happy to hear that 🥺
18,000 hours on the 4240 👍🏻! Those 40 series were well build machines.
Very hard working person....love you dear friend.
The silo work is one job I wouldn't like, the rest no problems. Cheers 🇨🇦
👍👌❤🇨🇦, hey Eric, just add a small 2 inch length of thread pipe to the oil change filter area, this will require a cap, but will be long enough so you don't drain oil all over the tractor frame, less mess, love the videos
Hallelujah! The surprise drinks are back!!
You guys work really hard and long hours.. typical farmer..thanks for sharing
Dairy farmers hours, such as 10th gens, Pennsylvania Dairyman, Acres of Clay Homestead dairy, Hauswald Farms, ...tend to be even longer....just sayin'...
LOVE ALL YOUR VIDEOS ERIC HAVE BLESSED DAY
Dutchess is keeping an eye on the new calves as you put up the new small gates.
🐶🐶🐶
Just when I thought you forgot about the coke gags. One of the big reasons I subscribed 😂
It took me a year to figure out the seat on my mower moved back 😂😂😂😂😂😂 lol
That little plug on the oil filter if you put like a short pipe on there about 4 inches long the oil will drain out past the frame
We have all heard the phrase Make Hay While The Sun Shines but I had never thought of Scrape The Poo While There Is Dew.
Do say...
Add a 90 elbow to the filter drain plug and save the flood on the floor. Bob in Nevada
The Coke Cola laying in the field was pretty 😁 funny !
I saw it coming. So no surprise when he found the can.
Yep, I fall for that gag every time it seems.
A biogas plant to capture the methane gas from the cow dung would meet all your heating energy needs during the winter season. This would save you top $$
Good eye ERIC! Lucky you didn’t see a whole Pizza in the box hot! Never know what you find out there! 👍👍
Awesome Video and Much Love as Always 🐄 Man!!!
Eric, I don't know how you find the time to these vids but, please keep 'em comin'.
Gosh you start working before your eyes are fully open. Cheers to that!
Eric, very good eye seeing that ice cold coke in that long alfalfa!! 😂....love your videos.... you your family stay safe!!!
A+, u may need a light bar on front, and sides of top of cab, while racking in dark.
Some nice looking hay 👍
The tire scraper I've seen some people use it for plowing snow.
Love the video! The soda jokes are great!
Great video. Thank u.
🤣🤣 you got me with the can Eric
Thanks for the video Eric!
Eric is the hardest working guy on youtube for sure..............
@George Troll
Kindness goes a long way.
Your poor Kubota was so proud when it left the factory thinking it had a bright future in dirt work!!!!!
thank you Eric for another great video.
another great video brother keep them coming from the imperial co California.
I see you can't get enough of the cordless grease gun!!
Excellent product placement.
Another great video! 👍
In the 22 minutes since you posted the video there have been 2,900+ views!
Man, the things you just find laying in the field! Who the heck was out planting the cola seeds last night? xD
6:37 when the dog was walking around the pen in the background i thought it was a really small calf lol
The Duchess would prolly be highly offended at this mistaken identification....🤣🙂😂🙃🙂🙃🙃🤣
@@mmurphy2317 xd
When you were scraping the pen it reminded me of that time when you dropped a Mountain Dew inside the liquid out and then gave it to your dad to drink lol 😂 😂😂
Love the video. Dang, that oil was black…probably a bit overdue. A tip…when removing that drain plug from the oil filter I see you used the oped end…always use the closed end when possible…much less likely to strip the head of that plug.
Always working hard on the farm. Will you have enough feed to get thru till next spring? Fields look good. Cute calf. Take care. Good video.
Looks like he has more than enough stored in the bunkers and silos.
Great catch on that Coca-Cola rock. Those things can really dull the knives! 🤣 Thanks for the great videos!
Haven't seen a mystery drink show up in awhile. Lol.
8:44 Your new viewers must be thinking _OH MY GOD HOW MUCH BIGGER WOULD THE STONE BE_ 🤣😂 But i knew it very well what was about to come👍
Good eye spotting that red cylindrical rock.
You guys need one of those bag spouts that you stab into the big seed bags and it has a valve.
fledbag
Fled bag??....iirc....
So you use the tire scraper to create a "poo-nami".....who knew I'd watch that on TV one day. Thanks for the video!
I’ve never seen a more satisfying video clip of poop as when you scrape it down in the pit! 😄who knew poo could be satisfying to film?!?
I miss the days of the MtDew cans. lol
You are a lucky man, you get to regulalary smell freshly cut alfalfa.
Great content Eric 👍👍👍👍👍👍👍
When spraying farm equipment, especially those with manure, it is highly advisable to wear a mask to prevent fine airborne mist from entering the lungs.
I'm thinkin' prolly by now the 9th and 10th gens are immune/indifferent/unaffected... by most anything dairy/cow related? Just a hunch....
Eric has trained us to enjoy those manure flush segments💩
yes thats a lot better than how me and my brother had to do it back in the 70s and 80s.
It horrified me as nightmare fuel the first time I watched that years ago but now I just view it as a mildly distasteful chore, lol
Yup. And my big brain just thinks, “wow I bet that really smells like crap.”
@@tinderbox218 You probably wouldn’t like the DrainAddict then lol
@@scottgriffith742 To say the least, I think they had just invented the skid loader the year I started working on a dairy farm. We used a 530 case with a front loader bucket and half the yard was on an incline and the tractor had issues with getting traction to get to the spreader to unload. I think that`s where they got the old saying it`s raining cat`s and dogs.
Thank you so much.
You need a Coca Cola Sponsor or a Pepsi Co sponsor. I remember the first time you did that in one of your first videos on the channel. Keep up the Great Work!
The ole classic coke can full to boot what a hoot thanks for another sweet video
Always something to do.
i like how guys repropose the tractor tire.