So lovely to see Richard. The calmest cows you’ll see! Such a nice herd you and your brother have. No shouting or balling to come for milking. Just happy, comfy cows. They and the farm are a credit to your family.
Good morning Richard and Harry, I could sit and watch you guys all daylong what a little grafter Harry is look forward to part two, You both take care of yourself and stay safe.🐄🐄🐄⭐️👍
HARRY ❤ wow Richard what a beautiful clever young man you have in our hazza he’s ace we love him well done harry your so talented and will go far young man 🥰
Well done Richard and Harry brings back memories of when I use to milk my dad in a abreast milking parlour some nearly 50 years ago and I'm still milking cows now but in a herringbone parlour, unfortunately father passed away nearly 20 year ago now and I still miss him every day, keep up the good work you two we are a dying breed.
Interesting vblog, especially seeing Harry milking the cows. Happy memories will be kept by both. Father and Son work like you have Richard when you were with your father 🎉 btw more gloves on the way 🎉 😊
That sound of the milking machines in action takes me back. Harry's doing really well with milking. I remember I was a bit taken back when I first started milking making sure I didn't do anything wrong, but the parlour I worked in was all computerised. Your parlour looks a lot more straightforward Richard. Crack on 💪🏻🚜
That was relaxing for some strange reason 😊.. lovely camera work and can I ask if the shots Harry had af you Richard prepping the cows in the parlour have ever made it to the Callander? The cows breath coming in the door ext was just a fantastic shot as well.. 👌 👏.. thank you again... ... Please everyone save our British farms.... stay safe 🏴
That type milking setup was the norm years ago before the standard side by side parlour took over, Harry will most likely build a sixteen unit parlour or install a robot if he decides to remain farming
The milking parlor is unique. I have watched your old videos and got to see your dad and also Tom was in most of the videos. Now your brother doesn't want to be filmed. Almost 159k subscribers!
Top job Harry My first Job when I left school before I went to college was milking in a 4 stall bale parlour but they didn't have steps they were on the same level as me so was back breaking luckily they only had about 40 cows I took over the job from the owners sister who they forced to retire she was in her 80s I was there for two and a half years until I went to college my first job post college was a huge step up 400 cows three times a day milking in 24/24 herringbone bit of a contrast team of 5 herdsman on split shifts 4 to 12 or 12 to 10
Reminds me of my school age milking, always be aware of the raising tail, when that happened to me I was not allowed back into the house until nan washed us down with the hose pipe, fine in summer but freezing in the winter
Hi Richard, well done on training up the next generation of farmers and well done Harry for being a model student no need to ask what Harry wants to do when he’s finished college but what I would say is do your best at school get your a levels and then go to agricultural college and maybe go and work for someone else for a while before you come home to work it’s always good to see how someone else does the same job you learn different ways of doing the same job not so much as right and wrong just different ways to do the same thing crack on and good luck.
Yes, go if you get chance, that's been one of my biggest regrets in life. When I was about 20 I had the chance to go to Canada operating Combines on the Prairies, but for one reason or another never went.
when we were milking and we had a farm assurance visit ........one of the questions they would ask was what your teat preparation was and they always expected the farmer to say i always strip out some milk from each quarter to make sure the milk is good, i'm surprised at how few farmers actually do that........the milking parlour is the main source of how mastitis spreads from one cow to another
Tbh that is an old school parlour but one thing you have is allowing any one to go and not the rest. Not exactly a necessity but can be very handy at times and not even the most modern parlours can do that
Has Harry tried milking by hand, as a 13/14-year-old I would visit my uncles market garden and my cousin, and I would milk a neighbors two cows by hand as he was poorly. Then my first job was on a dairy farm that milked 300 twice a day. Later in life I milked a goat for a good friend. Good to see the lad getting stuck in and even not minding the splatter gun, shame cows can't be trained to time the poo's better. Or is it a reaction to being milked.
Nothing better than watching a father and son working together, magic times.
So lovely to see Richard. The calmest cows you’ll see! Such a nice herd you and your brother have. No shouting or balling to come for milking. Just happy, comfy cows. They and the farm are a credit to your family.
Way to go, Harry!!! Memories being made of Harry and Dad milking together.
Well done Harry. Watching and learning.xx
Wel done harry keep it up👍👍🏴
It’s nice to see the farm manager putting in a days work. Well done Harry.
It's great to see youngsters taking an interest and getting hands-on. Well done to you both.
Great to see you both working together, the cows are well behaved.
Well done Harry you're getting better all the time at milking soon you can do it alone you're a good worker and a great help to your dad.
Well done Team Funky Farmer 👊👊👊
Well done Harry. That’s better than any education learnt in any university.
Good morning Richard and Harry, I could sit and watch you guys all daylong what a little grafter Harry is look forward to part two, You both take care of yourself and stay safe.🐄🐄🐄⭐️👍
Yes stay safe 🐄
Agreed ❤
HARRY ❤ wow Richard what a beautiful clever young man you have in our hazza he’s ace we love him well done harry your so talented and will go far young man 🥰
Excellent system you are training Harry in! He's catching right on, too. Keeps the clean papercloths on the left side, even. I like that organization.
At first i wasn't sure if it was Harry milking or C G I, then i realized it was Harry! Well done Harry.
Well done Richard and Harry brings back memories of when I use to milk my dad in a abreast milking parlour some nearly 50 years ago and I'm still milking cows now but in a herringbone parlour, unfortunately father passed away nearly 20 year ago now and I still miss him every day, keep up the good work you two we are a dying breed.
Well done Harry🍀
Interesting vblog, especially seeing Harry milking the cows. Happy memories will be kept by both. Father and Son work like you have Richard when you were with your father 🎉 btw more gloves on the way 🎉 😊
Great video boys!
Love Harry's enthusiasm for the job, he's really confident and that shows in the way he goes about the work.👏👏👍
Not just a great video for your channel, be great for you and Harry to look back at in the future. Thanks for sharing these special moments !
Great work Harry!!
That sound of the milking machines in action takes me back. Harry's doing really well with milking. I remember I was a bit taken back when I first started milking making sure I didn't do anything wrong, but the parlour I worked in was all computerised. Your parlour looks a lot more straightforward Richard. Crack on 💪🏻🚜
I learnt to milk in a parlour just like that in Ag college,over 35 years ago, ,was great 👍
Well done harry good lad how's the yfc going👏👏 see the old man's got his torpedo hat on 😂
Aww very special times well done richard and harry👏
Richard you need to up grade that parlour
Harry is a good worker and in a year or two be able to take over from you Richard. Well done Hazza top man 👍
That was relaxing for some strange reason 😊.. lovely camera work and can I ask if the shots Harry had af you Richard prepping the cows in the parlour have ever made it to the Callander? The cows breath coming in the door ext was just a fantastic shot as well.. 👌 👏.. thank you again... ... Please everyone save our British farms.... stay safe 🏴
So true Richard is so good with the camera so is little harry ❤❤
Your farm manager is a champ!
Brilliant video Richard, Harry's first steps in taking on the farm great too see him in action. 👍👍
I had trouble putting on the clusters on the cows when I was Harries age it was holding them because of the weight they are not light
That type milking setup was the norm years ago before the standard side by side parlour took over, Harry will most likely build a sixteen unit parlour or install a robot if he decides to remain farming
The milking parlor is unique. I have watched your old videos and got to see your dad and also Tom was in most of the videos. Now your brother doesn't want to be filmed. Almost 159k subscribers!
Such a lot of work for a little bit of milk.. Thank you funky.....
Well done Harry 🤙 just like I was at your age you got a very good teacher in your dad crack on !
Top job Harry
My first Job when I left school before I went to college was milking in a 4 stall bale parlour but they didn't have steps they were on the same level as me so was back breaking luckily they only had about 40 cows I took over the job from the owners sister who they forced to retire she was in her 80s I was there for two and a half years until I went to college my first job post college was a huge step up 400 cows three times a day milking in 24/24 herringbone bit of a contrast team of 5 herdsman on split shifts 4 to 12 or 12 to 10
Awesome well done Harry 👏👏
I miss milking😢
Well done Harry .. the cow poo is am occupational hazzard !!😊😓🤧
Reminds me of my school age milking, always be aware of the raising tail, when that happened to me I was not allowed back into the house until nan washed us down with the hose pipe, fine in summer but freezing in the winter
Hi Richard, well done on training up the next generation of farmers and well done Harry for being a model student no need to ask what Harry wants to do when he’s finished college but what I would say is do your best at school get your a levels and then go to agricultural college and maybe go and work for someone else for a while before you come home to work it’s always good to see how someone else does the same job you learn different ways of doing the same job not so much as right and wrong just different ways to do the same thing crack on and good luck.
Go to New Zealand if you can Harry
Yes, go if you get chance, that's been one of my biggest regrets in life. When I was about 20 I had the chance to go to Canada operating Combines on the Prairies, but for one reason or another never went.
Well done Harry. Top milker
Well done Harry!
Harry is some man for one man 💪🐄🐄
when we were milking and we had a farm assurance visit ........one of the questions they would ask was what your teat preparation was and they always expected the farmer to say i always strip out some milk from each quarter to make sure the milk is good, i'm surprised at how few farmers actually do that........the milking parlour is the main source of how mastitis spreads from one cow to another
When I was doing it I was always worried I would miss signs of mastitis.
Well done harrytheledgend10 great to see you grafting at such a young age. You will learn some life long lessons at your age.
Looking like a very proud dad
Well done harry,thanks for the video richard.i always liked milking time.take care.
You can't beat old school.
Hazza is the farm CEO!
It nice to see a father and son working together. Do you find them filters good for keeping milk clean our do you use milk socks aswell
Yes I do. Ucan remember the milk socks but wouldn't go back to them
Hello, good day, how many liters of milk do cows give per day and what time do you milk them?
You should be proud of harry rich what a grafter at such a young age
Tbh that is an old school parlour but one thing you have is allowing any one to go and not the rest. Not exactly a necessity but can be very handy at times and not even the most modern parlours can do that
Hi Richard and Harry, luv the video, quick question, do you guys have a plate cooler or something similar👍.
Great video
Has Harry tried milking by hand, as a 13/14-year-old I would visit my uncles market garden and my cousin, and I would milk a neighbors two cows by hand as he was poorly. Then my first job was on a dairy farm that milked 300 twice a day. Later in life I milked a goat for a good friend.
Good to see the lad getting stuck in and even not minding the splatter gun, shame cows can't be trained to time the poo's better. Or is it a reaction to being milked.
Great video how often do you dry cows off and how many do you do at a time?
each one is dried off before they calve.
How often do you milk? Twice a day?
How many you milking?
How many cows do you milk
Excellent video guys❤
What’s Harry’s TH-cam channel called
Harry will be as famous as kaleb cooper before long 😁
Dose Jack help on the farm
How many cows do you milk?
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The Funky Farmer
THE FARM IS IN GOOD HANDS FOR THE FUTURE
It is but I think it needs a parlour upgrade👍
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that is one bad dairy setup
not bad at all. old school and less efficient maybe but its definitely clean, calm, safe, is paid for and it works
Must be a nightmare training new heifers in a shed like that???
actually it's not too bad when you know how. Buckets of cake help. most heifers learn quite quickly,it's just the odd one thats a pain
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Harry is a chip off the old block.
huiop
R u going to lamma
yes. on the 18th
How many cows do you milk?