Good morning Eric. You will always get some people that want to get on you about this and that on the farm. From what i have seen on your videos, you are a very responsible farmer and do what is safe. As always, great video. Hoping the sore throat goes away very soon.
Another great video of a work day on your dairy farm. The cows look happy and contented in the barns. Its great to see you are spending the money to re-groove the alleyways to keep the cows safe from slipping over. Chris from Victoria, Australia.
IDK if you will read this Eric @10th Generation Dairyman maybe grinding the middle of the calf parlor would help in the winter making a less slippery when iced up... thoughts just an idea. 🤔🙏💜
So much to take in in this interesting video. I never tire of seeing the cows being milked and food. Some are rather curious, some a bit cantankerous. I have rarely seen a young man so knowledgeable and so hard working. Good on you, Eric.
Eric, I’m sure the naysayers are a pain to deal with, but all of your true fans/followers know the hard work that you and your family put into your farm! I hope you and your family have a great weekend! Love from Oklahoma!
It's been a while since there's been a milking/feeding video. Love it when the cows just stick their heads in it when the feed is coming out. Interesting to see how you are always adjusting the feed to make it better and all the things you do to make the crop better. I appreciate how you are always trying to make things... better! 👍
man these cows get more nutrition packed grains, oats, etc with more vitamins and proteins than your average joe. you guys clearly care about your cows. props
Thanks for the video and you know what is best chemicals to use on your farm don't worry what others say you just keep doing what is right for your farm.
Your cows milk must be so yummy and creamy. Your cows be eating really good. Everything about you and your farm is impressive. Your father must be so proud! Do you want your kids to grt into farming?
How often do these cows have their feet trimmed? Are you checking for unusual marks and wear every time they come into the milking parlor? How often does trimming happen once spring/summer rolls around and they spend more time in the grass? Seems like your dairy farm runs really well being the size that it is, how many part time or volunteer people do you have when it’s super busy? You should make an aerial map of the farm so we can see what’s where and how everything rotates, animals and crops and equipment. Other videos show their farms and I’d have to say, I’d love to be a cow at your farm, not so much on others, unless it’s in Idaho! Can’t beat those Mountain Views.
Their hired hoof trimmer comes to the farm about once per month. On their farm, they have each cow's hooves trimmed about once per year, so they do a small batch of cows each month throughout the year. They also look for any cows with sore hooves, and take care of them, if needed.
when I teach, I wear my 10th Gen black cap with the leather patch...kids are fascinated about the smell...I tell them about you, your dairy/farm, and how you work with family to be successful...keep ,going...
Cows are so curious when it comes to things that intrigue them, like your camera. I can understand what your saying about folks commenting about concerns with the herbicide, not a fan of it either. But hey, sometimes a farmer has to take so action to fix a problem. Anyways, I hope it all goes well for you, and I hope you have a great weekend.
Sometimes I wonder why I'm watching these videos and then I see it. When the cows stick their faces into the jet of fodder and go, "Aughabaugaboo! Make it rain, daddy!"
Hi from the uk uk dairy farmers are having a bad time at moment milk price has dropped from highs of 50pence per litre to 37 pence production cost are approx 40 -42 per litre how's the milk price in the US obviously you use imperial measures great videos
You should purchase a SiloKing self-propelled mixer and get rid of that silage cutter that you already have since you have a lot of heifers and do a lot of feed mixing the SiloKing would make things a bit easier.
I'm always curious if y'all use hearing protection. I never need over the ear protectors when you are around the equipment, or do you just take it off for the camera? If not, are you afraid of ever losing your hearing?
Hey Eric…when you overspray a young crop like those soybeans, do you keep the tractor ‘between the rows’ or are you able to drive over the crop? From our view, can’t tell…
It is funny how the cows notice anything different in their environment and always find the camera.
I love when the cows grab their few moments of fame with camera on the parlor floor.
It's so cute when they nose the camera.
They always find the camera… lol
It always amazes me how hast they find the camera.
Good morning Eric. You will always get some people that want to get on you about this and that on the farm. From what i have seen on your videos, you are a very responsible farmer and do what is safe. As always, great video. Hoping the sore throat goes away very soon.
bless all farmers ranchers dairies transporters 💚
The care you put into the feeding is just fantastic.
All the ingredients is mindboggling!
Total respect for how hard you work. Farmers are the back bone of society. Without food, we are effed!!!
Another great video of a work day on your dairy farm. The cows look happy and contented in the barns. Its great to see you are spending the money to re-groove the alleyways to keep the cows safe from slipping over. Chris from Victoria, Australia.
IDK if you will read this Eric @10th Generation Dairyman maybe grinding the middle of the calf parlor would help in the winter making a less slippery when iced up... thoughts just an idea. 🤔🙏💜
So much to take in in this interesting video. I never tire of seeing the cows being milked and food. Some are rather curious, some a bit cantankerous. I have rarely seen a young man so knowledgeable and so hard working. Good on you, Eric.
As a farmer you should always go for the lesser of two weevils.
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These cows eat more variety than me, you're literally a cow masterchef. Amazing!
Hope you feel better Eric thank you for all your hard work
Eric, I’m sure the naysayers are a pain to deal with, but all of your true fans/followers know the hard work that you and your family put into your farm! I hope you and your family have a great weekend! Love from Oklahoma!
Ha! Ha! I found myself turning my head when the cows’ noises were so close to the camera (as if they were going to lick me!!!).
Ha ha ha the wet nose and sandpaper snake.... the feeling is real!
It's been a while since there's been a milking/feeding video. Love it when the cows just stick their heads in it when the feed is coming out. Interesting to see how you are always adjusting the feed to make it better and all the things you do to make the crop better. I appreciate how you are always trying to make things... better! 👍
Eric you and your father run an impressive dairy set-up! Hope your crops are plentiful and you get high prices from your milk production.
Another great video brother from the imperial county California 👍👍🖐️🇺🇲🇺🇲🇺🇲
Love watching your videos. Keep feeding America. Thank you.
Watching your daily tasks for just the 14 minutes of this video, makes me realize how much of a slacker I am! 😂
Such a fun, informative video. You always take fantastic care of your animals!
Thank you for sharing your experience and your thoughts on your operation. 😊
man these cows get more nutrition packed grains, oats, etc with more vitamins and proteins than your average joe. you guys clearly care about your cows. props
The milking was the best part
Thanks for the video and you know what is best chemicals to use on your farm don't worry what others say you just keep doing what is right for your farm.
Your cows milk must be so yummy and creamy. Your cows be eating really good. Everything about you and your farm is impressive. Your father must be so proud! Do you want your kids to grt into farming?
Awesome Video and Much Love as Always 🐄 Man!!
A couple of the farms where I pick up milk from have gone completely away from alfalfa. Nice work Eric thanks 👍
Really enjoyed seeing you and your Dad working together, not many of us family farm operations left.
All good! Nicely done!!
Thank you for explaining AND showing inside the mixer. Would love to see more of inside the mixer! That’s very cool to me!
Thanks Eric for another great video. You sure have a lot of work to do every day.
Thankyou for the very informative video! I'm a big milk drinker! I appreciate you and your family's hard work everyday!
New fav TH-camr.Keep putting in the work.
Great job and video Eric. Your dad is looking good. Thank you so much for feeding us. I hope y'all have settled in your new home. AWESOME
Cows looking very healthy...this is great eric
Beautiful farm. God Bless.
Them cow s like “wut ya doin” 😂
We haven’t had a classic “hey guys, how’s it going” to start a video for a little while. Starting to miss it!
Well Done Billy. WELL DONE !!!
Almost time for some more skid loader tires again look pretty smooth
Your cows are so clean!!!!👏
Another very interesting video Thank you 😊
Great editing
Always watching and liking 👍have a wonderful weekend, happy memorial day 🇺🇸
Nice work Eric! God bless you and your family. ❤️🇺🇸❤️🇺🇸❤️🇺🇸
Outstanding video Eric! Happy Memorial Day weekend to you, your family, your dedicated employees, and friends!
Chef at work!
Another great video
How often do these cows have their feet trimmed? Are you checking for unusual marks and wear every time they come into the milking parlor? How often does trimming happen once spring/summer rolls around and they spend more time in the grass?
Seems like your dairy farm runs really well being the size that it is, how many part time or volunteer people do you have when it’s super busy? You should make an aerial map of the farm so we can see what’s where and how everything rotates, animals and crops and equipment. Other videos show their farms and I’d have to say, I’d love to be a cow at your farm, not so much on others, unless it’s in Idaho! Can’t beat those Mountain Views.
Their hired hoof trimmer comes to the farm about once per month. On their farm, they have each cow's hooves trimmed about once per year, so they do a small batch of cows each month throughout the year. They also look for any cows with sore hooves, and take care of them, if needed.
when I teach, I wear my 10th Gen black cap with the leather patch...kids are fascinated about the smell...I tell them about you, your dairy/farm, and how you work with family to be successful...keep ,going...
Nosey cows. Floor looks good. Stay safe.
great video thanks for posting
Cows are so curious when it comes to things that intrigue them, like your camera. I can understand what your saying about folks commenting about concerns with the herbicide, not a fan of it either. But hey, sometimes a farmer has to take so action to fix a problem. Anyways, I hope it all goes well for you, and I hope you have a great weekend.
Very good Work
Hi Eric and dad beautiful video I always enjoy yours dairy farm cows are always happy and as always you and your dad and families be safe 🇺🇸🇺🇸
Great job 👍👍👍👍👍
Common sense farming !!!!!!!! Nothing better.
Great video Eric. Hope yall get some rain soon.
Cows are like cats, in the way of curiosity.
Love your videos. I would like to know about how the concrete slabs are made and put in. Very interesting
Groovy
Sometimes I wonder why I'm watching these videos and then I see it. When the cows stick their faces into the jet of fodder and go, "Aughabaugaboo! Make it rain, daddy!"
Not a dairy farmer so please forgive this question, two part question. How do you bread your cows? Do you have a bull?
Great video
2:03 bovine photo bomb 😆
That’s quite a casserole.
Love me some toasted corn with my soybean dinner haha😂
Thank you very much You're the best
I had no idea that the cow can control the flow of milk. I assumed once it was in the bag it was just mechanical release thru the teat. Interesting
Thanks Eric!
You could always groove the floor in the calf barn. Maybe don’t do it as deep to help save skid tires.
12:50 Funny scene where being first doesn't exactly work out as planned!!!
Groovy!
Bed liner would adhere to concrete and could be applied in different textures. It would require cleaning and drying before being sprayed.
What a days work have a blessed day
That was a big day!
Hi from the uk uk dairy farmers are having a bad time at moment milk price has dropped from highs of 50pence per litre to 37 pence production cost are approx 40 -42 per litre how's the milk price in the US obviously you use imperial measures great videos
Lutalyse to sync the cows? Dairy farmer I help out uses it and ciders some of his fancier cows to flush embryos. Very neat process.
I always tell people who complain that we use herbicide, to try growing their own food. No one is forcing them to buy food from the store.
just a thought, if you will have a robot that had brushes and can scrub ,The grooves will stay clean and there will be more grip.
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Roundup is one of the most tested products ever , proven safe for decades, disregard the trolls
Buenas tardes.
Sus videos son muy interesantes, gracias.
Amazes me how differently this is done all over the world not one farm does it the same. Even our neighbor 2 big farms do it differently.
When it comes to chemicals used, some people still believe that the sky is falling.
Any update on the new dairy cow breed you were trying out?
Everything is looking very good. How is the house?
Hey Eric you have a few that really want to be on camera. LOL
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Hello Eric
I m from India but I like your working potential and I m inspired
With polyurethane foam they use the fans and a Mist system
You should purchase a SiloKing self-propelled mixer and get rid of that silage cutter that you already have since you have a lot of heifers and do a lot of feed mixing the SiloKing would make things a bit easier.
We trust you to make an informed decision Eric on what products to use. Don't listen to the Karen's out there who have never planted a daisy.
people don't realize how much work goes into a glass of milk
It's not just a glass of milk. It's millions of glasses of milk, and butter, cheese, ice cream, yogurt, etc...
I'm always curious if y'all use hearing protection. I never need over the ear protectors when you are around the equipment, or do you just take it off for the camera? If not, are you afraid of ever losing your hearing?
Quick question, have you given any thoughts to your 500K sub achievement? The 250K was cool seeing the farm history with your dad!!!
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Hey Eric…when you overspray a young crop like those soybeans, do you keep the tractor ‘between the rows’ or are you able to drive over the crop? From our view, can’t tell…
Sprayed a whole bunch of barns 4 Benton Court
Have some hot tea with lemon juice for your throat.