As always it was very informative to see some of what it takes to run a dairy operation. It's more than milking cows😃. Thanks for letting us take a peek. Blessings from New Orleans.
Always enjoy watching... I hope your wife has been safe working as a nurse through all this covid stuff... I really appreciate what medical personnel has been through the past year.
The videos the last couple of days have been real. It's so great to just ride along and see real farm chores in real time and you don't focus on million dollar equipment (like others), but you share the real daily life of the American farm family. Great job Eric and thanks for all you do.
Love your videos whenever your schedule permits! Thank you for the extra work in sharing so well the daily activities on your family farm. I appreciate you being real with no hype. Good to see your dad doing well and being a part of your videos. God bless.
I really enjoy your post's, you dont mess around promoting products for people just so you can have the "latest and biggest " machinery. You and your dad just keep it real, and show true to life content, thank you 😃
Watching the “boring” part of farming is actually the best part! I know it’s hard for you to keep up with 2 things at once, but you truly do inspire many folks of all ages with these videos. Keep up the good work Eric. God Bless.
I think the last few videos have been great!! We're lucky to get any videos this time of year, super busy time on the farm. Work comes first, videos are at least second or third in order of priority. Blessings to you and your family.
It's coming back to me now. I had to cut a 2" x in the face near the top to let off the gas. It would build up so much pressure the plastic would tear around nails, if I didn't. Especially with cereals. Taped it when gas went down.
Eric, your videos give us a great view of what it's like to work on a family dairy farm - from the longer videos in winter to the "I'm really busy but still making time for you viewers" in spring and summer and fall. I appreciate you bringing us along as you work. Blessings!
I know I enjoy every moment you share with us. I love watching good wholesome hard work and sometimes family tender moments and a little fun. Thank you Eric. May God continue to bless you and your family.
Anything everything you put out is pure gold, Eric, and I, WE thank you for your time and effort. It is NOT unappreciated. As I live in Southern California, and never lived/worked in the country/farm work, it's really great to be able to see what other folks in our country do for our tables. Thank you!
The joy of a "modern " winch for your unloader, one with a motor. WE hand cranked ours up, took a few days... not full time, but when you were in the barn, go give it a few turns of the crank!
Your videos are just fine.....it is filmed as life happens. No gimmicks or hype. We love to watch you and dad work on the farm. At this very busy time of the year I really appreciate the time and effort that you have to dedicate to the channel.
I envy the ease in loading your corn planters. We finished two weeks ago planting Onion Seed. It must come out of the pail, measured into 2 gallon buckets, delivered to the field for reload, then loaded into Milton Planters. But it is so dependable, no need to upgrade. Just bend and pour that seed!
I like a hardworking person that don't mind getting dirty. Watching you and all goes in a dairy farm makes me precate drinking milk 🥛, think you Eric. May God be with you and bless you every day. I pray that He will keep you safe and your dad and your family. 🐄🐄🙏🙏🤲🤲
The video was awesome Eric. You look very tired. Im glad that you went to bed. Get some rest buddy. Thank you for everything and for taking us on the ride with you.
“The planter broke down, and it cost us a little time, nice thing was I had other work to do anyway.” As if there is a day or an hour on the farm where there is not “other work to do!”
It’s a busy time of year. Keep up the good work! Your mom did a nice job mowing. Even though it’s a busy time of year, remember to take time for your relationship with Jesus. I’m working on this myself!
Up here in Manitoba Canada guys are just getting started planting most are still fertilizing but i wish we could grow our hay field like that threw the winter would be amazing
Your videos are always well made. We understand it's tougher right now 'cause it's planting season and a lot has to happen pretty fast. Excited to see how your new barn turns out!!
I know filming must be tough when you have so much work to do, but I’m so glad you do the videos in spite of the extra work. For me this is the most exciting time of the year. But I guess when you’re harvesting that will seem like the most exciting time. But you’ve really been doing both.
Hey I appreciate any video you post. I'm learning new things on here and I really enjoy your videos. Yall work hard and have a lot of it. Stay hydrated out there! Can't wait for the next one
Your videos are great and very interesting because you walk us through a day explaining every thing so well. Your voice carries great , so it is easy to follow.
Enjoy the videos. I would recommend you get a 3/4-1" round piece of brass for pounding in shafts like the wheel shaft on the planter. Metal (hammer) on metal (shaft) can be an issue. Even a 2x4 can work. Be safe!
I always appreciate watching the amount of work y'all do on a daily basis. That in itself is impressive, but I've recently realized how smooth and well edited your videos are. Ive never edited a video but I hear it's a lot of work. So I wanted to applaud your whole operation and your talent for videos.
I really like your videos. I know it must make a lot of extra work for you so thank you very much. The videos being more frequent now must also be helping your channel grow. And you definitely deserve it! Keep up the good work😁
Would like to see how you seal up the bags. We switched from bags to baleage 22yrs. ago, when our chopper wore out, and we exited the dairy business. The way we did it was to roll up a 12 ft. 2"x8" in the loose end and nail another one to it from the outside. Worked pretty well. Prob. a better way to do it now.
Always enjoy what you film!
I like your channel over others because your is authentic IMO.
As always it was very informative to see some of what it takes to run a dairy operation. It's more than milking cows😃. Thanks for letting us take a peek. Blessings from New Orleans.
Sweet video Eric, thank you!
Great job. Stay safe.
Keep em coming! Love the current down to business style.
Always appreciate the videos. Thanks
Always enjoy watching... I hope your wife has been safe working as a nurse through all this covid stuff... I really appreciate what medical personnel has been through the past year.
I never get tired of watching your hard work, Eric. You make me grateful for the milk I drink. And I’m a big milk drinker! 🥛🥛🥛
I’m knocking out three gallons of 2% a week lol by myself
My wife and I drink 7 gallon a week of whole milk.
Great video Eric. Glad things are working out well for you and your family. Peace till the next one.
The videos the last couple of days have been real. It's so great to just ride along and see real farm chores in real time and you don't focus on million dollar equipment (like others), but you share the real daily life of the American farm family. Great job Eric and thanks for all you do.
Well said!
Aloha from Kauai. Love the videos.
Love your videos whenever your schedule permits! Thank you for the extra work in sharing so well the daily activities on your family farm. I appreciate you being real with no hype. Good to see your dad doing well and being a part of your videos. God bless.
Hey Eric ... know you're really busy right now and filming adds to your already full workload but it is MUCH appreciated and always enjoyed
I really enjoy your post's, you dont mess around promoting products for people just so you can have the "latest and biggest " machinery. You and your dad just keep it real, and show true to life content, thank you 😃
Great video eric, when does a farmer not have something to do. Lol, thank you and your family for being farmers
glad to see things picking up for you guys good job'
I love watching to see how your operation works it is so interesting!
Yeah definitely super fun to watch!
Watching the “boring” part of farming is actually the best part! I know it’s hard for you to keep up with 2 things at once, but you truly do inspire many folks of all ages with these videos. Keep up the good work Eric. God Bless.
my new favorite implement - your rake!! How satisfying to watch it!
I’m over in the uk and I would like to be on with first cut but we have just had 2 days where it’s been snowing. Keep up the good work
I think the last few videos have been great!! We're lucky to get any videos this time of year, super busy time on the farm. Work comes first, videos are at least second or third in order of priority. Blessings to you and your family.
Awesome video! Those silos are awesome when they work but a pain when they don’t. Can’t wait for the finished heifer barn!
My area of WI used to be down right infested with Harvestor silos. Now bunkers and bags have replaced them almost entirely.
Thanks for the barn update.
I've enjoyed the last few videos. Doesn't matter what it is keep it coming.
Hay Eric love watching you and your dad work together on the farm yaw do a lot and it shows very clean farm a beautiful place ....
Love the videos you bring us! Thank you for taking the time to keep us entertained and making great content. Hello from West Michigan
I love these ‘a day in the life ‘ vids. So real... enjoy your channel so much. By far one of my favorites! Keep ‘em comin’!!!
Another awesome video
Your work ethic is something I wish more in this country had
Your video style has the authentic vibe of the daily grind of running a farm. Thank you.
Great awesome video Eric, very nice crop , things sure changing at the main farm
Best farming channel on TH-cam (in my opinion), the runner up is Larson farms. Keep up the awesome work 👍
You should also check out millennial farmer and welker farms
@@Chickengaming-wc2gq i've watched them once or twice
I'd say this is the runner up to Sonne farms, I'm not sure why anyone would willingly watch the corporate channels.
@@EFCasual corporate?
@@copperhead6132 those guys are deere's social marketing dept. I don't mind people selling stuff, but I'm not interested if that's all its about.
Great to see planting done via sprockets, chains, wheel drives, seed bags and row markers versus satellites, auto steer, air tubes, and seed tenders.
Hey Eric your the best I am 10 years old and helping my dad run our beef farm we have about 200 head. Right now we are getting ready for hay season.
Let's see some footage Sam!
There's always a lesson to be learned watching your videos. Thanks again.
It's coming back to me now. I had to cut a 2" x in the face near the top to let off the gas. It would build up so much pressure the plastic would tear around nails, if I didn't. Especially with cereals. Taped it when gas went down.
Awesome Video and Much Love as Always 🐄 Man!!!
Eric, your videos give us a great view of what it's like to work on a family dairy farm - from the longer videos in winter to the "I'm really busy but still making time for you viewers" in spring and summer and fall. I appreciate you bringing us along as you work. Blessings!
I know I enjoy every moment you share with us. I love watching good wholesome hard work and sometimes family tender moments and a little fun. Thank you Eric. May God continue to bless you and your family.
Anything everything you put out is pure gold, Eric, and I, WE thank you for your time and effort. It is NOT unappreciated. As I live in Southern California, and never lived/worked in the country/farm work, it's really great to be able to see what other folks in our country do for our tables. Thank you!
80 degrees, nice! It has been nice here too! 😀
Your videos always get an automatic like from me before I even start watching.
The joy of a "modern " winch for your unloader, one with a motor. WE hand cranked ours up, took a few days... not full time, but when you were in the barn, go give it a few turns of the crank!
Love your videos Eric! Thanks for all your time and work putting these together for us to enjoy.
Doing great Eric, keep them coming. Thanks!
We appreciate your video and the effort you expend making those. Thank you!
Your videos are just fine.....it is filmed as life happens. No gimmicks or hype. We love to watch you and dad work on the farm. At this very busy time of the year I really appreciate the time and effort that you have to dedicate to the channel.
Thanks for another great video Eric. I enjoy them all and appreciate the extra effort you put in to make them for us.
I envy the ease in loading your corn planters. We finished two weeks ago planting Onion Seed. It must come out of the pail, measured into 2 gallon buckets, delivered to the field for reload, then loaded into Milton Planters. But it is so dependable, no need to upgrade. Just bend and pour that seed!
The Toro is so good, even Mom wants a turn!!!
I like a hardworking person that don't mind getting dirty. Watching you and all goes in a dairy farm makes me precate drinking milk 🥛, think you Eric. May God be with you and bless you every day. I pray that He will keep you safe and your dad and your family. 🐄🐄🙏🙏🤲🤲
Always a thank you for your videos and and a real big thank you and your family for all your hard work!!!! You guys are the best!!!!
The video was awesome Eric. You look very tired. Im glad that you went to bed. Get some rest buddy. Thank you for everything and for taking us on the ride with you.
“The planter broke down, and it cost us a little time, nice thing was I had other work to do anyway.” As if there is a day or an hour on the farm where there is not “other work to do!”
Heya there Eric! I hope you and your family are well on this wonderful Thursday! I hope the tritical harvest went well!
Spring is long intense hard working days!! Get some good sleep 😴 great video thanks 😊
Been watching you videos for awhile and just realized that I have been by your farm hundreds of times. Keep up the great work.
It is WAY COOL how the rake works. Thanks Eric and God Bless you.
I always enjoy what you film
Thanks for posting! Silos seem like a huge PITA!
It's obviously tiring working up in those silos. Thanks for bringing us along!
If you dig a hole on farm or have a hole to fill, there is nothing like taking the opportunity to have a good old farm clean up 🤗
Hey Eric... Regarding the small tires, paint a white stripe on the sidewall and you can easily spot if they are turning. Works good for trailers too!
Hope you and all the family/workers are doing well
The videos in the last couple of days have been mesmerizingly delightful. Wonderful...I have been riveted to the screen. CHEERS!
It’s a busy time of year. Keep up the good work! Your mom did a nice job mowing. Even though it’s a busy time of year, remember to take time for your relationship with Jesus. I’m working on this myself!
You guys are busy no rest for the weak hope everything is turning out good with the harvest and planting is going smoother
gained 30k subs this year so far. Looking GREAT
Thanks for posting Eric.
Up here in Manitoba Canada guys are just getting started planting most are still fertilizing but i wish we could grow our hay field like that threw the winter would be amazing
Your videos are always well made. We understand it's tougher right now 'cause it's planting season and a lot has to happen pretty fast. Excited to see how your new barn turns out!!
You are doing a great job you have a grant week 😀 👍
I know filming must be tough when you have so much work to do, but I’m so glad you do the videos in spite of the extra work. For me this is the most exciting time of the year. But I guess when you’re harvesting that will seem like the most exciting time. But you’ve really been doing both.
OMG 9:20 - thought this was turning into horror film for a second... LOL (Great vid Eric, as always!)
Love the proggres of the New barn! They did so much already
Hey I appreciate any video you post. I'm learning new things on here and I really enjoy your videos. Yall work hard and have a lot of it. Stay hydrated out there! Can't wait for the next one
Hardest working kid on TH-cam 👍😎
Love your channel. Thanks for sharing your life with us. God Bless
Your videos are great and very interesting because you walk us through a day explaining every thing so well. Your voice carries great , so it is easy to follow.
Thank you
We are happy you picked up the framed print!
Got it today, thank you!
Enjoy the videos. I would recommend you get a 3/4-1" round piece of brass for pounding in shafts like the wheel shaft on the planter. Metal (hammer) on metal (shaft) can be an issue. Even a 2x4 can work. Be safe!
Another great vid! Thanks for sharing with us.
I always appreciate watching the amount of work y'all do on a daily basis. That in itself is impressive, but I've recently realized how smooth and well edited your videos are. Ive never edited a video but I hear it's a lot of work. So I wanted to applaud your whole operation and your talent for videos.
it is amazing how much effort it takes to produce milk
It looks like you are expanding! That windrow pro is a beauty!
Great vids... it's that time of year when you could use 5 more people just to keep up.....
love watching this channel no fluff just hard work I highly recommend you look at farmed focused Eric :)
Great video as always Eric. Keep them coming.
You’re one hard working young man!
I have enjoyed the videos! I always wish they were longer but I understand you cannot always do that.
I really like your videos. I know it must make a lot of extra work for you so thank you very much. The videos being more frequent now must also be helping your channel grow. And you definitely deserve it! Keep up the good work😁
Love from India eric 💚
The AG bag seems so more efficient. Less spoilage and you can fill as many or little as you need.
Great channel and I love your content and your work ethic your parents did a great job and I'm sure they're very proud of you
Enjoyed your videos thank you letting us to be there
Always enjoy your videos!
You're a good man Eric.
Would like to see how you seal up the bags. We switched from bags to baleage 22yrs. ago, when our chopper wore out, and we exited the dairy business. The way we did it was to roll up a 12 ft. 2"x8" in the loose end and nail another one to it from the outside. Worked pretty well. Prob. a better way to do it now.
Right on time Eric ❤️🇧🇧
My uncle has farmers lung from silo gases. He never took precautions. He definitely is regretting it.