Your camera skills are awesome, sometimes looks like you’re flying the drone in the barn! I love this channel more with every upload, I love you Jan! You Eric and all the great farm channels make life better!!!
You must have an ethanol plant nearby to get that distillers grain. Another great example of farmers efficiently recycling what is available for animal feed. Well done. Blessings!
I love that you never complain about any job you have to do, it seems you truly love what you do, if you love what you do you’ll never work a day in your life
Thanks for another great video. Loved your comment that the tow strap was still good . lol You are sure a hard worker and an inspiration to other young farmers. Peace till the next one.
Just wanted to say that watching your great videos after a 12 hour shift at the 911 center is a relaxing and pleasant way to unwind. Great job on the videos and keeping your herd top notch.
to solve your mud problem make a proper gravel pathway/ area. Dig some dirt out first, put down 1 layer of large rock (20 cm) then smaller rock (4-5 cm) . Then compact it and add one last layer of even smaller rock (2-3 cm). The idea to have large rock on the bottom is so when the trucks are passing over the small rock will not sink into the ground, the large the rock the harder it will sink. Also use small rock on top so you have a smooth surface so you can easily clean snow and not destroy suspensions of your vehicles
Thanks Jan for another great video! The ladies would like to thank you for removing the insulation...they said they were starting to get a little sweat on there brow and were afraid it was going to damage their hair do.. I imagine the truckers expect to get stuck each stop that they make this time of year. Stay well and thanks again.
Jan - Another great video, just doing the stuff that happens on a farm every day. Your equipment certainly makes the toting and lifting work a lot easier. Blessings to you and your family from Davenport, Iowa.
I was thinking of telling you to get a new Tow Strap, when you picked it up and said "still looks good". Getting those installation panels out would have been much easier with 1) a helper, & 2) a step ladder. You could start a DAIRY CAMP where subscribers (especially us City Folk) could pay a fee to work for you in 2 week periods during mid April to Mid June for planting prep etc. and then again mid August to mid October for harvest time. Watching & learning from your vlogs, i am sure most city folk would be able to help with the work load. If there isn't a hotel nearby, you would have to build a Bunk House on property. 🐄 🐄 🐄 🐄 🐄
Actually, the only task he has to get up high for is to turn the catches securing the louvers in the openings. But a 2-meter stick with a hook at the end would allow him to do that while standing on the ground. Called a window pole hook. I used this as a kid to open & close windows & fan louvers way at the top of a school gymnasium. Heck, they probably have a telescoping pole on the farm already, for changing lights. They could get a window hook attachment that fits that pole.
Jan: "Sound like a good idea??" 6:57 Don't you just wonder sometimes what they're thinking, really?!! I had a couple of thoughts earlier too. Like "Time for my closeup. Wait, WAIT Jan. . .how's my lipstick?" 5:27 OR, how about: Heads bobbing up and down, "Jan, thanks! This is THE BEST blend we've had lately. HOPE YOU KEPT THE RECIPE!!" 6:19 :D
No SHIT (no pun intended). For God's sakes, break out a pressure washer and wash that Bobcat. While you're at it, sweep out that "barn" area where you stacked those bags of feed.
Yes I think this is one of my most favourite TH-cam channels to watch the videos you put out are incredible keep up the super work and PS. I’m a farmer to in Alberta by Edmonton and going to be trying a new product for our crops called ACF-SR from Advanced AG
Hopefully you guys are doing well during this virus. We've had to dump are last two loads of milk. Not enough demand to sale Milk. Best of luck to you guys.
Wow another interesting story. You never seem to run out of ideas that are interesting and fun to watch. I am still intrigued by the intro roll of cows in a pasture which is so beautiful. Are those cows yours on your pasture. I don't believe you ever video'ed your herd in the fields. If I'm wrong, which show was it? Thanks again. Cannot wait for the next one. I have many more questions too but I'm going to re-watch older shows as I probably just missed something already there. Be safe. Oh. by the way, I read in the paper (New Orleans) that milk supplies are running very low and cannot be sourced. I hope this will energize the dairy industry so they don't have to pour fresh milk in the drains. How is the situation in Canada now?
Oh for some tarseal or concrete around the yard. Food for thought how about rotary disking in some cement then packing it down for a hard mud free surface
That's good your doing well their. I'm jealous of your weather, here in Alberta we still have all our snow, every time some melts it just snows again. We should be in the feild plowing already! Even tho spring is necessary to melt the snow, the mud is my worst part of the year. Don't even try to keep the equipment clean, it wont work. Big washing jobs coming up.
@@dzoskin.fan1 over here every time it stops snowing it starts raining. I haven't seen the good sun for months. And if it's not raining or snowing, then its cloudy. From country to country it's one extreme to the next, it just can't ever be normal weather just for a few weeks! I'm sorry for what's happening over their but I'm not the one controlling the weather. Only 60 percent of our crops were harvested last year in Alberta, and poor quality crops as well. No sun wet wet wet wet wet wet. The rest is still on the ground buried in snow. Which sould have been gone weeks ago. Very bad situation over here and this joking carona virus isn't helping anyone or anything. Farmers wont be able to start seeding till may if not later. Running out of time here! People are going to be starving at this rate.
@@fendtclaas8689 ok you explained me alot. I think my weather is not so bad. We can harves small amout of crop with decent quality. Cheers from Poland and take care
How do you know what tasks to do each day? Obviously things like milking the cows and feeding would happen everyday. But all the other jobs? Is there someone who organizes and plans it? Do you just know the jobs need to be done and just try to get them done in a shift? Hope you have a great week!
I just thought of an invention (if they dont have already) a farm equipment "car wash" programmable for different pieces of equipment and the waste water goes into your liquid tank... have the wash bay clean itself also. 🤔 lol
Good day Jan, I know it’s only been a couple days since your last video but I’ve missed you! I’m glad you are safe and healthy! Stay safe my friend ✌️ ❤️ & 🙏’s
As clean as they keep everything else in the barns, I’m kind of surprised they don’t wash the equipment more often. Especially with high pressure water hook ups all over the place
Jan has two bobcats. One for scraping crap, the other for the cleaner jobs. Pretty sure he’s got enough to do on a daily basis to not be constantly cleaning the bobcat that spends most of its time up its wheel nuts in the crap.
Just a point of efficiency - shouldn't you have put the new pallet in the corner, then put the older pallet and used pallet outside of that? That way you don't have to move the new pallet in when the old pallet is used up! Just trying to save you time.
Good Video - very interesting to watch -- you do not have maintenance video on machinery repairs - they would be interesting to watch and deal with everyday problems - keep up the good work
Use a ladder to do the louvers so you don’t get hurt and lay your pallets flat out of the way. Pallets standing on end like that is my biggest pet peeve can get a hefty fine here in the States. Keep Safe
Don't feed Co-op feeds? curious...you recycle feed bags or burn? What you do with all the empty mini bulk bags....I am starting to get a stock pile and not sure what to do with them.
Hey Jan. I was noticing your hoodie today. Didn't you have a line of shirts a while back, or did I just dream that up? Maybe it was TGD Eric? I was thinking , as a fan< i'd definitely go for something like that
What kind of DDG is that. Wheat or Corn. We use to haul lots of DDG from Minnedosa to Hague area and lots Alberta. Like those fans in the barn. Heat sure can screw up milk production. Thank you for the video update eh. Be Safe...
I would like to see the five people who thumb down your vids. I bet its five ex gf's getting their licks in. You dutch boys break a lot of hearts before you settle down. I hope the mud fairy goes off to bother someone else so you can get your farming done. Good vid, Peace.
@@saskdutchkid Thanks!! But please make another one on all types of feed you give your cows and their brands. It could help other dairy farmers. Please. On Saturday. By the way I'm Flynn. From India.
I am a retired farmer from Michigan and you have the best barn I have ever seen
Your camera skills are awesome, sometimes looks like you’re flying the drone in the barn! I love this channel more with every upload, I love you Jan! You Eric and all the great farm channels make life better!!!
You're hard working and your cows look so healthy and clean
Thanks! We try our best to keep em clean!
You must have an ethanol plant nearby to get that distillers grain. Another great example of farmers efficiently recycling what is available for animal feed. Well done. Blessings!
I love that you never complain about any job you have to do, it seems you truly love what you do, if you love what you do you’ll never work a day in your life
Thanks for another great video. Loved your comment that the tow strap was still good . lol You are sure a hard worker and an inspiration to other young farmers. Peace till the next one.
Always enjoy your videos. Great to see our Canadian farms and how they work
Just wanted to say that watching your great videos after a 12 hour shift at the 911 center is a relaxing and pleasant way to unwind. Great job on the videos and keeping your herd top notch.
Another Great Video Jan. "Work smarter not harder"... You work hard all the time and it shows. I admire all your efforts to keep the cows happy!
Thank you so much!
to solve your mud problem make a proper gravel pathway/ area. Dig some dirt out first, put down 1 layer of large rock (20 cm) then smaller rock (4-5 cm) . Then compact it and add one last layer of even smaller rock (2-3 cm). The idea to have large rock on the bottom is so when the trucks are passing over the small rock will not sink into the ground, the large the rock the harder it will sink. Also use small rock on top so you have a smooth surface so you can easily clean snow and not destroy suspensions of your vehicles
Thanks Jan for another great video! The ladies would like to thank you for removing the insulation...they said they were starting to get a little sweat on there brow and were afraid it was going to damage their hair do.. I imagine the truckers expect to get stuck each stop that they make this time of year. Stay well and thanks again.
Jan - Another great video, just doing the stuff that happens on a farm every day. Your equipment certainly makes the toting and lifting work a lot easier. Blessings to you and your family from Davenport, Iowa.
Thanks!!!
What a brilliant saying work smarter not harder so true.
So fun to compare your old videos to your new style of editing. That music 😂 groovy
I was thinking of telling you to get a new Tow Strap, when you picked it up and said "still looks good". Getting those installation panels out would have been much easier with 1) a helper, & 2) a step ladder. You could start a DAIRY CAMP where subscribers (especially us City Folk) could pay a fee to work for you in 2 week periods during mid April to Mid June for planting prep etc. and then again mid August to mid October for harvest time. Watching & learning from your vlogs, i am sure most city folk would be able to help with the work load. If there isn't a hotel nearby, you would have to build a Bunk House on property. 🐄 🐄 🐄 🐄 🐄
Actually, the only task he has to get up high for is to turn the catches securing the louvers in the openings. But a 2-meter stick with a hook at the end would allow him to do that while standing on the ground. Called a window pole hook. I used this as a kid to open & close windows & fan louvers way at the top of a school gymnasium. Heck, they probably have a telescoping pole on the farm already, for changing lights. They could get a window hook attachment that fits that pole.
@@timothymbonham4453 Excellent idea...and I even remember opening & closing windows in grade school with the "window pole"
You make good videos Jan, thanks for showing us the farm.
you keep the barn so clean, while your at it, clean out the corner floor where the beef food pallets sits.
Jan: "Sound like a good idea??" 6:57 Don't you just wonder sometimes what they're thinking, really?!! I had a couple of thoughts earlier too. Like "Time for my closeup. Wait, WAIT Jan. . .how's my lipstick?" 5:27 OR, how about: Heads bobbing up and down, "Jan, thanks! This is THE BEST blend we've had lately. HOPE YOU KEPT THE RECIPE!!" 6:19 :D
The cinematic scenes and the background music made this video L.I.T.!
Hehe thanks!
Your cows look good and also happy!
I've never seen a skid loader as dirty as that one!!
No SHIT (no pun intended). For God's sakes, break out a pressure washer and wash that Bobcat. While you're at it, sweep out that "barn" area where you stacked those bags of feed.
Was just gonna type the exact same thing 😂
Bartman do u even farm? Because u seen to know a lot 😂
That was fun Dutch! That was some good moves in the mud! Thank you for sharing! :-)
Glad you enjoyed it!
Lots of mud make things alot harder! 😞 Great video thanks for sharing
You got that right! Thanks for watching!
Yes I think this is one of my most favourite TH-cam channels to watch the videos you put out are incredible keep up the super work and PS. I’m a farmer to in Alberta by Edmonton and going to be trying a new product for our crops called ACF-SR from Advanced AG
Fantastic farm. So organized and clean. Love it
Thank you!
Just an FYI. I think your skid loader is being held together by poo and mud. Haha.
LMAO
Yeah don't clean it !!!
Hopefully you guys are doing well during this virus. We've had to dump are last two loads of milk. Not enough demand to sale Milk. Best of luck to you guys.
I really like that just because your the farmers son no job is Beneigh you. You work as hard as any other farm hand .!
The cow with the tag # 48 sent a kiss for meee😘😏💜
Hahahaha Totally did!
Man! You are a hard worker!
Great video nice to see some farming videos close to home
That's not dirt crusted onto the Bob Cat, it's a coating that protects the paint.
Yes!!!
@@saskdutchkid LMAO!! Take care my friend!
Seems like a quick modification to the panels with a hinged side would make the job very fast and easy. Great video like always 👍👍
Wow another interesting story. You never seem to run out of ideas that are interesting and fun to watch. I am still intrigued by the intro roll of cows in a pasture which is so beautiful. Are those cows yours on your pasture. I don't believe you ever video'ed your herd in the fields. If I'm wrong, which show was it? Thanks again. Cannot wait for the next one. I have many more questions too but I'm going to re-watch older shows as I probably just missed something already there. Be safe. Oh. by the way, I read in the paper (New Orleans) that milk supplies are running very low and cannot be sourced. I hope this will energize the dairy industry so they don't have to pour fresh milk in the drains. How is the situation in Canada now?
The soothing sounds of cows pissing in the video is awesome!!!
Dude, you work so hard!!!!
Oh for some tarseal or concrete around the yard. Food for thought how about rotary disking in some cement then packing it down for a hard mud free surface
Sounds expensive lol
That's good your doing well their.
I'm jealous of your weather, here in Alberta we still have all our snow, every time some melts it just snows again. We should be in the feild plowing already!
Even tho spring is necessary to melt the snow, the mud is my worst part of the year. Don't even try to keep the equipment clean, it wont work. Big washing jobs coming up.
Send us some snow/rain. In Poland we have heavy drought ! Every drop of water is priceless
@@dzoskin.fan1 over here every time it stops snowing it starts raining. I haven't seen the good sun for months. And if it's not raining or snowing, then its cloudy.
From country to country it's one extreme to the next, it just can't ever be normal weather just for a few weeks!
I'm sorry for what's happening over their but I'm not the one controlling the weather.
Only 60 percent of our crops were harvested last year in Alberta, and poor quality crops as well. No sun wet wet wet wet wet wet. The rest is still on the ground buried in snow. Which sould have been gone weeks ago. Very bad situation over here and this joking carona virus isn't helping anyone or anything. Farmers wont be able to start seeding till may if not later. Running out of time here! People are going to be starving at this rate.
@@fendtclaas8689 ok you explained me alot. I think my weather is not so bad. We can harves small amout of crop with decent quality.
Cheers from Poland and take care
I think it's time the skid steer gets a bath
I worked for allied pickfords (NFC no fkr cares) and I was the mobile mechanic /fixer of problems... well done
Een hele mooie New Holland trekker What a lovely new Holland do you have
You put ag tires on the loader it will actually do something when it leaves the road
Your cows are so clean.
We do our best! 💪🏻💪🏻
How do you know what tasks to do each day? Obviously things like milking the cows and feeding would happen everyday. But all the other jobs? Is there someone who organizes and plans it? Do you just know the jobs need to be done and just try to get them done in a shift? Hope you have a great week!
I like how curious the ladies are
Another great video! Now wash that skid loader! Good lord that thing is FILTHY! 😂
Lovw the vids bro keep up the good work ✌♥️🔥
Its about time for the bobcat to take a bath dont you think? And if you are gonna give it a bath, could you please upload it? 🤪🤪
I just thought of an invention (if they dont have already) a farm equipment "car wash" programmable for different pieces of equipment and the waste water goes into your liquid tank... have the wash bay clean itself also. 🤔 lol
One question please🤔. How come you don't have feeding troughs?🤔. The cows seem to be straining to reach the food.
Great awesome video, I use to deliver that ddg lots and fertilizer and grains all over Saskatchewan and Alberta and Manitoba lots ,
That’s awesome!!
a lot of hard work dude!
Good day Jan, I know it’s only been a couple days since your last video but I’ve missed you! I’m glad you are safe and healthy! Stay safe my friend ✌️ ❤️ & 🙏’s
Please include in an episode you Power washing that skid steer
Great as usual , like it when you stop walking sometimes and just pause looking at a couple of the Girls 😀👍🏾🐄🐄🐄🐄🐄🐄🐄🐄
Another cool vid Jan.
Thanks!!
Feel fortunate to be able to get distillers. We haven't been able to since the covid 19 breakout
Yeah I guess we got lucky
@@saskdutchkid our supplier said we will be lucky to get any til June or July
Bro time to clean that skid steer fo real lol next video suggestion
That damn thing is growing shit barnacles
As clean as they keep everything else in the barns, I’m kind of surprised they don’t wash the equipment more often. Especially with high pressure water hook ups all over the place
Jan has two bobcats. One for scraping crap, the other for the cleaner jobs. Pretty sure he’s got enough to do on a daily basis to not be constantly cleaning the bobcat that spends most of its time up its wheel nuts in the crap.
@@benpattinson1 I was kinda just joking but I recognize exactly what your saying I'm sure there busy as hell
I love watching it is very relaxing, sorry about that...you are working hard and I'm chilling!
Haha hey that’s awesome!
You forgot to service those fans while you had them covers off unless you have greaseless bearings
How long do you keep milking the cows? At what age do they quit? Then what do you you do with them when they get too old?
The cows do listen to you. Then she ignores you! Typical! 😂🤣😀👍👍
Hahaha yep!
You are a successful person. I am happy to watch your videos
great video, very interesting good narration really enjoyed it really smooth
great music, gravel... lots of gravel.... every year you need to add gravel... lol
Great work kid that was a hard day's work there!
Just a point of efficiency - shouldn't you have put the new pallet in the corner, then put the older pallet and used pallet outside of that? That way you don't have to move the new pallet in when the old pallet is used up! Just trying to save you time.
Good Video - very interesting to watch -- you do not have maintenance video on machinery repairs - they would be interesting to watch and deal with everyday problems - keep up the good work
Cool video angles! Great video! Thanks for sharing❗❗❗ 🙂🙂🙂 👍👍👍
If someone in the UK said they had a semi in the mud they would be labelled a pervert 😂
Use a ladder to do the louvers so you don’t get hurt and lay your pallets flat out of the way. Pallets standing on end like that is my biggest pet peeve can get a hefty fine here in the States. Keep Safe
You sure have to keep your wits about you. So much of your work is dangerous. You’re a very tough strong young man.
Haha thanks!
That Skid Stear needs to go to the Car Wash !
I wonder what would happen if i pulled up to a car wash in that thing... You think they'd let me through?
Hey you should do a video on your steer raising operation!!
Hey buddy.
Need to see the location and frequency of drinking water for cows.
It will be gr 8 to see that.
Thanks
I thought that taking out my screens 2 was a job. Oh well it must be my age
Don't feed Co-op feeds? curious...you recycle feed bags or burn? What you do with all the empty mini bulk bags....I am starting to get a stock pile and not sure what to do with them.
You make farming look easy even tho it's not
Busy Guy always working 🌞
Do your cows like the warm or cold weather?
Wash the skid loader 👍🏽
Ahhhh soon!
@@saskdutchkid Please make a video touring all the feed and vaccines you give your cows. Please.
Hey Jan. I was noticing your hoodie today. Didn't you have a line of shirts a while back, or did I just dream that up? Maybe it was TGD Eric? I was thinking , as a fan< i'd definitely go for something like that
Make a video of power washing all your equipment. It could use it lol
Love the videos
What kind of DDG is that. Wheat or Corn. We use to haul lots of DDG from Minnedosa to Hague area and lots Alberta. Like those fans in the barn. Heat sure can screw up milk production. Thank you for the video update eh. Be Safe...
Put some fenders on that wheeled skid steer and it will last longer, easier to clean and increase localized sanitation. Cheers ..
Whew! Big day on the farm!
That poor skid sreer and that poor mechanic
Wayne Burndred same what I was thinking
It really need a good Wash
When the ground is soft and muddy it goes everywhere. Clean it and 10 minutes later with use it's back the same. It's called spring time on farm
How much cows do you milk Jan? Its a Nice and clean company
I would like to see the five people who thumb down your vids. I bet its five ex gf's getting their licks in. You dutch boys break a lot of hearts before you settle down. I hope the mud fairy goes off to bother someone else so you can get your farming done. Good vid, Peace.
need more drainage ditches with all that snow melting
Hey man where is ur farm located in Canada....just want to visit
Lol the bobcat could do with a wee wash
That skid loader is nasty
Hey I was wondering what do you think of fendt would you ever get an agco veichle ? And how many heads of cattle do you have ? Liking the videos
I’d love to try running a fendt! We milk about 290 right now and have 750 onsite right now!
Please create a video touring all the feed and vaccines you give your cows. Pleeeeeease.
I have one coming out on Wednesday about vaccinating!
@@saskdutchkid Thanks!! But please make another one on all types of feed you give your cows and their brands. It could help other dairy farmers. Please. On Saturday. By the way I'm Flynn. From India.
It doesn't even work properly with one of the clips covered in crap.
U need to wash that bobcat
Obviously, dairy farms don't have ladders. Obviously. LOL
How about doing a video on cleaning that skidsteer. That thing is covered in crap. I like your videos just don't like filthy equipment
Interesting waterfall effect in the background as you removed insulation panels.😉
Lol cow going ‘potty’