Taylor, I love your energy. You obviously know the importance of fertilizer. Cleaning up the spreaders last spring really paid off. Hope the noise you were hearing turns out to be nothing serious. It's great that a sound can alert you and make you want to check everything over. That is what you call experience. Can't wait to see your videos.
I grew up on tobacco and beef cattle farm. My father's bf had a dairy farm next door. I was farmed out there too, in my spare time.😂 I admire your work ethics young lady,and you're truly a little wonder woman.❤
I agree Tay. The 66 series International tractors are great tractors. My personal favorite tractors are the IH 86 series tractors. I have driven many different brands and sizes of tractors, new and old but my the 66 & 86 IH models are by far my favorite. Thank you for the great vids Tay. I have watched every one of them!
Hi Taylor. Someone who has never farmed would have a better understanding of what goes on in a small dairy farm because of the way you explain all of the details of what you do in your daily chores. Awesome video. One tip never spread manure into the wind.(LOL). You have some cute dimples❤️🐄🚜🍩☕️😉
This particular video is "proof" that this gal is the real deal. She can back a trailer like a pro.... Sit in the middle of a manure pile and eat an apple that was obtained by a one handed catch . All while wearing a "Hey Yall" tee shirt. She's real folks! Love the realness... great video! She absolutely reminds me of the red dirt alabama gals....
That ole 1066 looks great in the original patina dress , We still have ours bought new in 1975 all original with 4756 hrs except a chrome stack up top , Great video !
Hi Taylor and Brent just finished your video I really enjoyed it I always love how you explain everything you do I can listen to you all day long and as always you and Brent and families be safe 🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸
Hello from Ireland..you are a fantastic tractor operator Taylor.. very easy on the tractor and implements.you know what you are talking about.. well done.
Another great stream from the prettiest dairy maid. Glad the new addition to the herd has settled in, she couldn`t have a better person to look after her, keep safe.
Maybe 5th ain't too bad Taylor! I was wondering how y'all did, next time slip in the hay of your choosing :) Brent is a character, funny guy! Hey...and I like your A D D LOL Love riding the tractor with you, thanks for taking us along! And oh that awesome rain cap just tapping...makes me happy :) Have a good weekend!
spreading manure is like painting but with limited colors option😁, that stuff will grow some good grass. old International tractors remind me of old fiat tractors great video as always👍
Mornin Taylor. That was a beautiful Holstein. I remember we had a Holstein that was very particular, she was ticklish as all get out. You touched her bag she would kick. For some reason I was able to mild her without her kicking. So, she was my job to milk her. The fresh smell of manure being spread was something else. Of course we were able to spread all year long. Except we couldn't spread in the winter because of the snow. Couldn't get to the fields. But our spreader was rear discharge, and you ended up with manure spatter on you. What fun. Have a good day and God Bless
Hey, Y'all! great Video Tay!! Always a blast riding around on the 1066 with you!! The "fresh manure" must have really dried out around the edges because I don't recall it being so solid, no matter where you pulled it from. Your backing up skills with a trailer are really good. I'm impressed! Glad you caught that apple Brent tossed...you know where it would have landed if you missed?! It's great when you hear the power coming out of the tractor under a load!! And we watched the rain flap on the muffler! Your barn cleaner hasn't given you any grief since put in the new parts, has it? Thanks for sharing! Bye Y'all!
Hi Taylor thanks for sharing another awesome video. Thanks for showing us the cornmeal delivery cool truck, love the shirt.You can't help but love the 1066 one awesome tractor. Manure spreading used to be one of my favourite things to do when i worked on a dairy farm. It's been really warm in the UK today to almost like summer. That smile speaks volumes think you like spreading manure. The true smell of the countryside .Thanks again take care and stay safe 👍 😊.
Nice video, Taylor - great action shots! That's a very nice day you have - makes getting out there and working very enjoyable! You folks keep working safely!! 😀
I was born a town -boy, but I have worked on farms in 5 states. One of my first opportunities was my intro to a cattle holding barn with packed manure about a foot deep which had to be removed with a pitch fork, shovel , 8N Ford and a formerly horse drawn manure spreader. It took me all summer 1952, but I became a master at spreading crap.
Finally figured out how to send a message love watching y’all farming I’m disabled done construction all my life definitely explains small farming which I wouldn’t consider 80 cows and all the mowing and hauling and shit dumping y’all do. Love it country living
Hi Taylor some how I lost your postings as I am subscribed to you from last year, I remember that. Glad I found you again as I enjoy the old way of doing things and from what I have seen the side spreaders do a better job. I live in Southern Ontario Canada (Toronto) I grew up on a farm with Holsteins but only worked on the farm School summer holidays 2 months!! till I was 15 years old then moved to the city. Where I worked on the Railway retired end of 1995. I spend lots of time watching farming videos the old way and new way.
In the uk cow cake is delivered via a tipping blower lorry ( lorry tips up and a pipe is attached to our bulk bins and then air is blown into the bin from the lorry and that carries the cake. Love your system as looks quick and I’ve never seen a see through bulk bin in the uk
Takes me back kid ,keep them coming. Did you know what the original definition of a manure speeder was? MANURE SPREEDER: Man made device used to kick the shit out of a wagon.
Manuring has it's challenes. Fraut with the blow back and flying in all directions and ending up landing where it's not wanted. Maybe this explains why farmers tend to be so careful and why farming is so challenging. Love the video and dairy cow approved.
Raised on a dairy farm my parents bought in 1950 which my father had worked on as a young man. When the farm was purchased, they milked approximately 50 head dairy of Holsteins with young stock dairy replacements and a few Angus beef stock. I sincerely enjoy following your videos, Taylor, as they allow me an opportunity to reminisce. Would like to send you a tee shirt, for your collection. Would you share your preferred size? Thank you for all of your efforts on our behalf!
Great video Taylor you are so awesome good camera placement I love the international hat you need to go to the tractor pulls change the fuel filter and check it over I know you will love it your a great operator and dairy farmer 😊
It's amazing to watch those giant feed trucks when they have to back in a tight space and around corners with the auger out while avoiding power lines and other obstacles.
Love the t-shirt, it’s very southern no doubt! I probably say those exact words 100’s of times a week down here in NC. It’s just a way of greeting or say see you later 😂. I would love to find that shirt and buy one! Great video as always 🙌🤜💥🤛 🐄🐮
@@ncbirdwatch5992 NC is my favorite state. ThisFarmWife channel has T-shirts on her website that have a play on words that say "Hay Y'all". There's a link to her shop. I always liked to say "hey y'all" ever since I was a little kid and went through the Carolinas on vacation.
bet that smell is very pungent bet your glad when your moving and the smell is behind you good to have fields you can drive on we are water logged with all the rain made me laugh when i seen you hanging on tractor in mirror great job and great video thankyou for filming for us all
Hey Taylor greetings from east Tennessee. Just found your channel I like your videos been Binge watching all of them I'm retired now. Grew up on a small farmstead a milk cow that we hand milked a pair of work horses pigs and chickens. In the mountains of Central West Virginia. Keep up the good work. Be safe.
@joeycarter8519 Hi! I’m glad you are enjoying them. Sounds like a good childhood, something most kids now a days could benefit from. Thanks so much for sharing!
Great video sweetheart like I’ve always had a 1066 is the best Tractor ever made. Glad you guys were able to get spread up there. Hope all is well with you.🤗 I just had rotator cuff surgery today so just got home and I’m stuck in my recliner not feeling the best ugh
That 1066 looks good that feller would be the main tractor on any farm worth their salt back in the day ain't nothin wrong with that one there maybe a little tlc but it fired right on up that's all you want
Taylor - thanks for another great video. You love taking us along and we love coming along with you. I listened carefully as you rode on the tractor and when you were trying to speak we heard you but there was over driving distortion. It more than likely comes from the Db level of the tractor engine being too much for the mic. One rule of thumb is if you need ear protection for your ears it will most likely be too much for the mic. It’s fine when its at idle but high rev distorts it. The sound pressure vibrates the baffle inside of the mic to much that’s where the distortion comes from. So that you’re aware and not think I’m just some know it all Ive been a live sound support Technician since the early eighties. Oh no I just dated myself! 😮 I have much more I could share with you to help you navigate this because as you have already discovered Mic/recording equipment can get costly very fast so if you have a little input you’ll know better what to look for. I could email you at the email listed on this channel if that would help. If you read this let me know I’m happy to help if you so desire.
I grew up on international. My grandpa was a dealer in the 60’s. He had a 706 which I still have. I spent a lot of hours on his 1466. Those sounds take me back.
It's always fun to follow you as you farm! It's a little frustrating when I hear a noise and can't figure out where it's coming from. Hope your 'noise' is an easy fix!! Stay safe!
Hi Tay, late as usual adding my comment. Join THE queue 🤣🤣. Just shows how your channel is expanding fast. So many people commenting almost immediately. All good stuff. Another really great video. I'm probably getting a bit boring, but YOU and Brent have a farm and a half. If they could speak your cows would definitely agree. To me it seems, NOT about the profit. YOU ,Brent and the cows are team. You all work to provide a good living for All. It's all a circle, what goes around comes around. What you put in you get out. I got to agree that I.H. Is old school tractor. Made to do a job and did it 🚜🚜🚜🚜sorry wrong colour. You and Brent take care stay safe Always look forward to your next post over here in the UK, P.S. love how you hold onto the roof /roll over/ vertical tube🤣🤣🤣whenever you're travelling in the IH great stuff Thanks MARK
Better late than never right 😊 And I’m always late to respond and for that I apologize! Thank you so much for your compliment, we really appreciate the support y’all have shown us. So glad you enjoy joining us. For some reason I can’t help put grab onto the roof support 😂
I drove a John deere tractor with the manure spreader just like this one you are running, as I would go around the whole field to the middle and then, wait a few days to cover the area that was not covered, There's so many different ways to spread it on the fields..
Excellent video youngin 👍👍. I can't believe another season has came and went. Old age is catching up with me quick 😮😮😐😁🤭🤭🙋♂️🙋♂️🙋♂️🙏🙏🙏🐄🚜. Everyone in Northeast Arkansas says hey Taylor and Brent especially Miriam 🙋♂️🙋♂️🙋♂️🙋♂️
take some jumper cables and hook to ground on generator then to something metal that's grounded, that ten us one of the best lookin and sounding tractors they is
Taylor I have been following since the beginning of your journey, i have made many comments. Besides being totally exhausted every day, I was wondering why you don’t acknowledge our comments very often? Don’t take it negatively. 💕
She has lots of people that watches her. Plus she really works at the farm... believe me, I am surprised that she even has time to video. When you milk twice a day... everyday... plus have to work in between milkings... there is not much time left. I am more worried that she will burn out with the videos.... I certainly hope not.
Another great video for the archives! How can a person not admire The brute masculinity of a powerful tractor like the 1066 or the 10 series in general! It's probably the new Farmers that don't admire the look they want more of a candy ass appearance as they would just not have the ability to be on an open cab tractor without whining the whole time!!! I can remember being on an old m hauling grain to the elevator with wagons in November, again the new Farmers would be whining like little sissies which is why they have no actual backbone anymore! It's all about the money anymore and how much they can spend to look good and then whining about the payments and what it costs! Again great video Taylor and kudos to you in keeping the the work ethic of the American Farmer alive and present!!!
Taylor, I love your energy. You obviously know the importance of fertilizer. Cleaning up the spreaders last spring really paid off. Hope the noise you were hearing turns out to be nothing serious. It's great that a sound can alert you and make you want to check everything over. That is what you call experience. Can't wait to see your videos.
Oreo knows when she’s done SHE is done! Very nice hat !👍
I grew up on tobacco and beef cattle farm. My father's bf had a dairy farm next door. I was farmed out there too, in my spare time.😂 I admire your work ethics young lady,and you're truly a little wonder woman.❤
18:55 "I'm so excited about spreading." Spoken like a true farmer. 😊
When I was overseas, (ROK) I was so home sick, my mom sent me issues of Washington Stockman and a dried cow pie in a piazza box.
I agree Tay. The 66 series International tractors are great tractors. My personal favorite tractors are the IH 86 series tractors. I have driven many different brands and sizes of tractors, new and old but my the 66 & 86 IH models are by far my favorite. Thank you for the great vids Tay. I have watched every one of them!
Hi Taylor. Someone who has never farmed would have a better understanding of what goes on in a small dairy farm because of the way you explain all of the details of what you do in your daily chores. Awesome video. One tip never spread manure into the wind.(LOL). You have some cute dimples❤️🐄🚜🍩☕️😉
You sure make me miss being on a tractor ! Thanks for helping me better remember the good Ole days !
Enjoy watching Brent on the skid steer and the Kubota. Just watching him makes me a better operator loading with the bucket.
Backing up that trailer like a boss!
This particular video is "proof" that this gal is the real deal.
She can back a trailer like a pro....
Sit in the middle of a manure pile and eat an apple that was
obtained by a one handed catch . All while wearing a "Hey Yall" tee shirt.
She's real folks! Love the realness... great video!
She absolutely reminds me of the red dirt alabama gals....
@@gowenrv3762 damn straight!
Dude that International is awesome looking. I love the look of older equipment especially older vehicles
I agree!
Looking great Taylor great video barn like new with sun shining in 🎉
Thank you, it’s my favorite time of day to be in the barn so bright and cheerful!
Nice job backing up!😊
Absolutely love your vids Taylor!!!
Good morning Taylor,getting your pastures off to a good start.
Great video Taylor and Brent
That ole 1066 looks great in the original patina dress , We still have ours bought new in 1975 all original with 4756 hrs except a chrome stack up top , Great video !
Love them tractors , saw them scrap one on another channel and I couldn't watch it .
Hi Taylor and Brent just finished your video I really enjoyed it I always love how you explain everything you do I can listen to you all day long and as always you and Brent and families be safe 🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸
Sadly, family farms are almost a thing of the past.
Yes and all by design
I love your videos.
Thank you, I’m glad you do!😊
I was thinking the same thing when you talked about the 1066 pulling. I love to hear it grunt.❤
Hello from Ireland..you are a fantastic tractor operator Taylor.. very easy on the tractor and implements.you know what you are talking about.. well done.
Great job loading manure Brent
I ENJOYED WATCHING THE VIDEO Taylor
👍 Taylor and Brent
I love the international, and the looks of it. Red is always better than green lol My favorite model is a 706. Another great video!
I grew up driving a 706. Great machine!
Another great stream from the prettiest dairy maid. Glad the new addition to the herd has settled in, she couldn`t have a better person to look after her, keep safe.
Best time of day was after the washing. Everything all quiet.
Maybe 5th ain't too bad Taylor! I was wondering how y'all did, next time slip in the hay of your choosing :) Brent is a character, funny guy! Hey...and I like your A D D LOL Love riding the tractor with you, thanks for taking us along! And oh that awesome rain cap just tapping...makes me happy :) Have a good weekend!
I love you and Brett's farmer's spirit. You really enjoy your chores hi Brett Columbus OH USA 😊
spreading manure is like painting but with limited colors option😁, that stuff will grow some good grass. old International tractors remind me of old fiat tractors great video as always👍
Another excellent video kid !!! thank you.
Glad you enjoyed it!😃
Mornin Taylor. That was a beautiful Holstein. I remember we had a Holstein that was very particular, she was ticklish as all get out. You touched her bag she would kick. For some reason I was able to mild her without her kicking. So, she was my job to milk her. The fresh smell of manure being spread was something else. Of course we were able to spread all year long. Except we couldn't spread in the winter because of the snow. Couldn't get to the fields. But our spreader was rear discharge, and you ended up with manure spatter on you. What fun. Have a good day and God Bless
Hey, Y'all! great Video Tay!! Always a blast riding around on the 1066 with you!! The "fresh manure" must have really dried out around the edges because I don't recall it being so solid, no matter where you pulled it from. Your backing up skills with a trailer are really good. I'm impressed! Glad you caught that apple Brent tossed...you know where it would have landed if you missed?! It's great when you hear the power coming out of the tractor under a load!! And we watched the rain flap on the muffler! Your barn cleaner hasn't given you any grief since put in the new parts, has it? Thanks for sharing! Bye Y'all!
Hi Taylor thanks for sharing another awesome video. Thanks for showing us the cornmeal delivery cool truck, love the shirt.You can't help but love the 1066 one awesome tractor. Manure spreading used to be one of my favourite things to do when i worked on a dairy farm. It's been really warm in the UK today to almost like summer. That smile speaks volumes think you like spreading manure. The true smell of the countryside .Thanks again take care and stay safe 👍 😊.
Good Morning Taylor....Good Job On Hay Contest 👋🏻
Nice video, Taylor - great action shots! That's a very nice day you have - makes getting out there and working very enjoyable! You folks keep working safely!! 😀
Great job spreading manure Taylor
I have a 1955 IH I55...55 HP gas...and is a great tractor... The lift will pickup the World I think
Keep doing this. Love your work.❣
Amazing! I enjoyed the video Taylor. 😊
Thank you!! 😁 hope you are doing well 😊
@tayfarms yep! All is well, farming every day and loving it! 😊
Really enjoy your videos
Many people will agree that those old International tractors are worth the money, sounds solid. Good catch btw. *apple.
Awesome video thanks Taylor for your time and consideration top job top team regards from England 🇬🇧🇺🇲🚜🚜🚜🚜🚜
I was born a town -boy, but I have worked on farms in 5 states. One of my first opportunities was my intro to a cattle holding barn with packed manure about a foot deep which had to be removed with a pitch fork, shovel , 8N Ford and a formerly horse drawn manure spreader. It took me all summer 1952, but I became a master at spreading crap.
Finally figured out how to send a message love watching y’all farming I’m disabled done construction all my life definitely explains small farming which I wouldn’t consider 80 cows and all the mowing and hauling and shit dumping y’all do. Love it country living
Hi Taylor some how I lost your postings as I am subscribed to you from last year, I remember that.
Glad I found you again as I enjoy the old way of doing things and from what I have seen the side spreaders do a better job.
I live in Southern Ontario Canada (Toronto) I grew up on a farm with Holsteins but only worked on the farm School summer holidays
2 months!! till I was 15 years old then moved to the city. Where I worked on the Railway retired end of 1995.
I spend lots of time watching farming videos the old way and new way.
Hey Taylor! That cup holder really makes the 1066 shine 😂 Thanks!
I'am sure glade you caught that apple:)
😂 me too!
I don't know who would say the 66 series was ugly... Probably a JD person. BTW I really like that hat! I gotta get me one of those.
Great video
I really love you videos!
Been there done that!
😊
In the uk cow cake is delivered via a tipping blower lorry ( lorry tips up and a pipe is attached to our bulk bins and then air is blown into the bin from the lorry and that carries the cake.
Love your system as looks quick and I’ve never seen a see through bulk bin in the uk
Takes me back kid ,keep them coming. Did you know what the original definition of a manure speeder was? MANURE SPREEDER: Man made device used to kick the shit out of a wagon.
Manuring has it's challenes. Fraut with the blow back and flying in all directions and ending up landing where it's not wanted. Maybe this explains why farmers tend to be so careful and why farming is so challenging. Love the video and dairy cow approved.
Love that cap Taylor, looks great on you.
Raised on a dairy farm my parents bought in 1950 which my father had worked on as a young man. When the farm was purchased, they milked approximately 50 head dairy of Holsteins with young stock dairy replacements and a few Angus beef stock. I sincerely enjoy following your videos, Taylor, as they allow me an opportunity to reminisce. Would like to send you a tee shirt, for your collection. Would you share your preferred size? Thank you for all of your efforts on our behalf!
Great video Taylor you are so awesome good camera placement I love the international hat you need to go to the tractor pulls change the fuel filter and check it over I know you will love it your a great operator and dairy farmer 😊
Good job backing
Enjoy all your videos, keep them coming
Thanks, will do!
It's amazing to watch those giant feed trucks when they have to back in a tight space and around corners with the auger out while avoiding power lines and other obstacles.
I was thinking the same thing. That one power line was close.
Nice video Taylor
I always enjoyed spreading the manure pile pile in the fall
VERY GOOD VIDEO
Love the t-shirt, it’s very southern no doubt! I probably say those exact words 100’s of times a week down here in NC. It’s just a way of greeting or say see you later 😂. I would love to find that shirt and buy one! Great video as always 🙌🤜💥🤛 🐄🐮
@@ncbirdwatch5992 NC is my favorite state. ThisFarmWife channel has T-shirts on her website that have a play on words that say "Hay Y'all". There's a link to her shop. I always liked to say "hey y'all" ever since I was a little kid and went through the Carolinas on vacation.
Every farmer’s worst nightmare. The day starts out good then it goes to crap. Lol. You and Brent are the “ A “ team. Thanks
That's because of all the chem trails in the skies see it's riddled with them, and goes from a lovely bright day to a wash out.
bet that smell is very pungent bet your glad when your moving and the smell is behind you good to have fields you can drive on we are water logged with all the rain made me laugh when i seen you hanging on tractor in mirror great job and great video thankyou for filming for us all
Love the 1066. Love the Kubota. Manure stinks but it's fun to spread.
Hey Taylor greetings from east Tennessee. Just found your channel I like your videos been Binge watching all of them I'm retired now. Grew up on a small farmstead a milk cow that we hand milked a pair of work horses pigs and chickens. In the mountains of Central West Virginia. Keep up the good work. Be safe.
Are yall still digging out of the flood? I'm from west tennessee.
@joeycarter8519
Hi! I’m glad you are enjoying them. Sounds like a good childhood, something most kids now a days could benefit from. Thanks so much for sharing!
Cute 😊
Great video sweetheart like I’ve always had a 1066 is the best Tractor ever made. Glad you guys were able to get spread up there. Hope all is well with you.🤗 I just had rotator cuff surgery today so just got home and I’m stuck in my recliner not feeling the best ugh
Thank you, I agree it’s a wonderful tractor!☺️ Everything is good thank you. Sounds like you are having a hard day, I hope you rest and recover well!
Thanks!
That 1066 looks good that feller would be the main tractor on any farm worth their salt back in the day ain't nothin wrong with that one there maybe a little tlc but it fired right on up that's all you want
Taylor - thanks for another great video. You love taking us along and we love coming along with you. I listened carefully as you rode on the tractor and when you were trying to speak we heard you but there was over driving distortion. It more than likely comes from the Db level of the tractor engine being too much for the mic. One rule of thumb is if you need ear protection for your ears it will most likely be too much for the mic. It’s fine when its at idle but high rev distorts it. The sound pressure vibrates the baffle inside of the mic to much that’s where the distortion comes from. So that you’re aware and not think I’m just some know it all Ive been a live sound support Technician since the early eighties. Oh no I just dated myself! 😮 I have much more I could share with you to help you navigate this because as you have already discovered Mic/recording equipment can get costly very fast so if you have a little input you’ll know better what to look for. I could email you at the email listed on this channel if that would help. If you read this let me know I’m happy to help if you so desire.
Look into a hitch saver. It's a round disc of poly material. Really helped cut down on the noise and saves the drawbar
Moin,Grüße aus Niedersachsen.
I grew up on international. My grandpa was a dealer in the 60’s. He had a 706 which I still have. I spent a lot of hours on his 1466. Those sounds take me back.
I'm with you! I think your international 106767 is a handsome tractor; but i still think the farmall super m is a handsome tractor, too
Nice Apple 🍎 catch. - Oh I remember the smell of manure 😊 Blessings ❤
It's always fun to follow you as you farm! It's a little frustrating when I hear a noise and can't figure out where it's coming from. Hope your 'noise' is an easy fix!! Stay safe!
Hey y'all. Nice hat too.
😅 howdy!
Hi Tay, late as usual adding my comment. Join THE queue 🤣🤣. Just shows how your channel is expanding fast. So many people commenting almost immediately. All good stuff.
Another really great video. I'm probably getting a bit boring, but YOU and Brent have a farm and a half. If they could speak your cows would definitely agree. To me it seems, NOT about the profit. YOU ,Brent and the cows are team. You all work to provide a good living for All. It's all a circle, what goes around comes around. What you put in you get out.
I got to agree that I.H. Is old school tractor. Made to do a job and did it 🚜🚜🚜🚜sorry wrong colour.
You and Brent take care stay safe
Always look forward to your next post over here in the UK,
P.S. love how you hold onto the roof /roll over/ vertical tube🤣🤣🤣whenever you're travelling in the IH great stuff
Thanks
MARK
Better late than never right 😊 And I’m always late to respond and for that I apologize!
Thank you so much for your compliment, we really appreciate the support y’all have shown us. So glad you enjoy joining us.
For some reason I can’t help put grab onto the roof support 😂
I drove a John deere tractor with the manure spreader just like this one you are running, as I would go around the whole field to the middle and then, wait a few days to cover the area that was not covered,
There's so many different ways to spread it on the fields..
That's a great hat. I need to pick one up myself for all the IH stuff I own. Oh, and great job backing the spreader into the pit.
Frost in the morning-70 in the afternoon . That shirt is not old. I have t shirts that are older than you.haha
Good morning Taylor
Good morning!
Oh no looks like you got some on your new hat,well you got to get it broke in anyways lol
Excellent video youngin 👍👍. I can't believe another season has came and went. Old age is catching up with me quick 😮😮😐😁🤭🤭🙋♂️🙋♂️🙋♂️🙏🙏🙏🐄🚜. Everyone in Northeast Arkansas says hey Taylor and Brent especially Miriam 🙋♂️🙋♂️🙋♂️🙋♂️
Thank you! It’s crazy how fast time goes isn’t it 😟. Hi back from is in Maine! Hi Miriam😊
What cha doing to Taylor?
Taylor: Aww just shootin the shit.....
Who flung poo? Taylor did. I enjoy your videos and you look great making them.
I like it
Tay, I'm a real soup connoisseur, but I draw the line on the soup you're slinging! Good day & keep up the good work!😅
take some jumper cables and hook to ground on generator then to something metal that's grounded, that ten us one of the best lookin and sounding tractors they is
Farm girls just rock!!!! Most boys these days couldn't keep up with you if they tried.
On the hay, i watch workinghorseswithjim and the hay content is very important for horses depending on what they are doing and other feed
Taylor I have been following since the beginning of your journey, i have made many comments. Besides being totally exhausted every day, I was wondering why you don’t acknowledge our comments very often? Don’t take it negatively. 💕
She has lots of people that watches her. Plus she really works at the farm... believe me, I am surprised that she even has time to video. When you milk twice a day... everyday... plus have to work in between milkings... there is not much time left.
I am more worried that she will burn out with the videos.... I certainly hope not.
Another great video for the archives!
How can a person not admire The brute masculinity of a powerful tractor like the 1066 or the 10 series in general!
It's probably the new Farmers that don't admire the look they want more of a candy ass appearance as they would just not have the ability to be on an open cab tractor without whining the whole time!!!
I can remember being on an old m hauling grain to the elevator with wagons in November, again the new Farmers would be whining like little sissies which is why they have no actual backbone anymore!
It's all about the money anymore and how much they can spend to look good and then whining about the payments and what it costs!
Again great video Taylor and kudos to you in keeping the the work ethic of the American Farmer alive and present!!!
Taylor how come you don't turn them piles of manure over mix them up. Thanks for your great videos, I love watching them. Keep on farming stay safe.
Gotta be kinda careful with them, all that hay heats up and burns down from the inside. If you dig into it too soon the oxygen could start a fire
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