I FOUND a DEAD COW!?
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This is honestly one of the best non trimming episodes, when possible please make more content like this. I love seeing the "other side" of the cattle industry that shows the caring side of this industry!
Absolutely! Love this type of content too. Change of pace and fun too.
You are absolutely right about that🤣😀😁😃😄😆😉😊
Woke up this morning thinking of this episode. I truly wish this was in the US. Every farm should have a milk bar………wishful thinking.
You can tell right away, that he loves his cows, farm and profession that he is in. It's a shame more food producers didn't feel this way. Pride and love of your job always shows.
I've yet to meet a farmer or rancher who *doesn't.*
@@brigidtheirish i think he means like factory farms, which is unfortunately where most cows end up
@@aleahworzel5562 That seems to be less of a problem than it was as more people learn that happy, healthy cows make more money.
@@aleahworzel5562 This is a factory farm.
It’s too bad the majority of people have NO CLUE where their food comes from, and how grateful the6 should be to farmers!
Gosh, how fabulous is this farm. One thing that struck me right away is how clean it is. The cows aren’t knee deep in manure as some are.
I had the same thought. Lovely clean operation!
Those are usually beef farms, dairies are far more cleaner.
Thank you for mention that🤗
Most farms are this clean....farms have MUD when cows are in pasture....
Could It be they knew a film crew was coming?
Those girls are treated like queens. It’s so wonderful to see farmers who care and have compassion for the animals in their care. Thank you for taking us on a tour of that beautiful farm.
Kudos to this farmer. He cares for his cows and runs a first class operation.
That is the cleanest milking parlor I've never seen, literally, they have a mirror finish on that stainless steel wall the cows were walking past....that's an insane level of cleanliness!!!
I dont see any icky stuff except manybe on the cows hooves and their but areA, if that
💁🏻♀️ EVEN THE COWS ARE CLEAN!!!! They probably poo diamonds!
@@debbieflaherty4846 😂 💎
And the cows aren’t slipping and falling with proper rubber flooring.
I am loving how well taken care of these beautiful beasts are. You can tell they are loved and appreciated, makes my heart smile🤗
the sunbathing cow sat up the exact same way my dog does when you surprise him and he's sunbathing too lol. what a sweetheart
DamienGames... It's like a. " I wasn't really sunbathing I was being really busy, honest ". moment . 🤣
This Ladies and Gents is how you change your dairy farm from being a price taker to a price maker. Really inspiring to watch such innovation.
Those are definitely happy cows... such cleanliness everywhere... I don't see any miserable cows... we need more farms like this🙂
This is how dairy farming should be. Humane, ethical, and well-maintained. Clean and comfortable for animals, and for humans too! I would like to see this model become the standard over here in the States!
It starts with money - a lot of money!
too bad it's in a disgustingly Caucasian area.
@@litrogue6328 What does that even mean? Are you that proud of beind a xenophobe/racist?
This place on video is beautiful.
I agree
Happy cow lays her body and sleep shows how peaceful and comfortable she was. Good job farmer
I was working for DeLaval as a welder. There is a good chance that a lot of parts of those machines was welded together by me :D
I often wonder if a lot of the medical problems has a lot to do with the farmer, and this farmer proves it, look at those happy, healthy, cows, and yes you can see how much they are loved, something tells me if he sees a lame cow, he is on it right away. Good people, he and his wife, great.
@@mikayla521 hard to spot if you have 6000+ cows, versus a family farm...
My Dad was a welder at the DeLaval factory in Poughkeepsie, New York, in the US back in the early 1960s.
My Dad was a welder at the DeLaval factory in Poughkeepsie, New York, in the US back in the early 1960s.
My Dad was a welder at the DeLaval factory in Poughkeepsie, New York, in the US back in the early 1960s.
Man, imagine if every dairy farm across the world over was like this one. Lovely! Clean, happy, and healthy cows!
It's fine for people who can afford to pay for it, but if every dairy farm was like that milk would be a luxury food that factory and retail workers only tasted on special occasions.
Yes this would be wonderful! Let's all manifest this. If we think it, it will happen. Only happy, healthy animals that are treated humanely & with respect. No more factory farming.
@@mbvoelker8448 thats an economy problem that would need solved, not a reason not to do it.
@@pulsefel9210 You apparently believe that money grows on trees.
@@mbvoelker8448 no I believe that you shouldn't price things like that at all. The idea of affordability is up to the economy and society. We have full power to change prices for goods and services to make everyone both happy and profitable with their jobs. But that's not how we run life so we believe that we can't. All it takes is a large enough group deciding to work for the better of the whole so they can better themselves and actually sticking to it and not falling back into the failure for things to be better.
These cows look super happy, have plenty of time to rest up, and clearly are in a comfortable and humane environment for them. It's amazing how many improvements to large-scale dairy farming have been made here, for both the process of milking and the cows themselves.
Thank you for showing how this man works everyday all day. Many people don’t realize that farmers and ranchers don’t have weekends off.
So encouraging to see farmers that actually go the lenght of improving the environment for the cows.
I found this very interesting... You can really see how this man cares for his cows. I would love to taste that cheese!
Excellent video.
Happy cows produce better milk!! Great job dairy owner!
Let’s go!!
It’s so lovely to see farmers caring for their cows and in turn providing premium products. I can’t imagine how dairy tasted two hundred years ago when the flora and fauna was so different. I think this will be the way of our future.
The first cow walking down looked like she was a model on the runway with a heart headband- she was swaying and showing off her shoes/ hooves!💕🐄 Lovely farm and beautiful video. Yum!
Yeah. I noticed the heart on her forehead, too.
The best farm I've ever seen in this channel so far! Such a delight to see a farm so clean and evidently prioritizing the comfort of dairy cows. They are definitely doing a great job!
Dairy cattle are generally pampered. Even if you disregard caring about the animals themselves, it just makes sense from a business standpoint. They are a long term investment that provide the best return on investment if they're well cared for and comfortable.
Cattle raised for slaughter for beef don't generally get the same level of care for a multitude of reasons.
@@Rowgue51 Yeah, I knew that. It's just that of all the dairy farms featured in this channel, this by far is the cleanest. I just never really thought that this kind of operation is possible since it's hella expensive. The only dairy farms I've ever seen before this video are all using scrapers so yeah, it was definitely new thing for me to see.
A teacher once told me that the great difference between Austrian Farmers and American Farmers is, that the Austrian ones will delight in showing you their cattle while American ones would rather you not get close to the barn even. It seems that Scottish Farmers also have a deep love and respect for their cattle! How wonderful!
But this farm is in N Yorkshire, which is in England
@@lulabellegnostic8402 5:53 he says something that means it’s in Scotland
@BBNY He says it too far for him to travel and maybe the milk trailer will come to Scotland. The farm is in Yorkshire, England.
@@courtykat This is so not true! There are thousands of small family owned dairy farms still! They fight against the gov and factory farms every single day to keep their farms family owned.
That is a an extremely odd and specific thing for your teacher to have told you. Did you go to farming school?
You amaze me with you positive and caring attitude to wards the care of animals.
In New Zealand our cows are cared for in a simular way. Clean fresh grass and lots of fresh air. The NZ farmers are very caring of there stock.
Yes we are 😊 thank you for stating that
When I went to NZ as a teen I did a home stay on a farm. The cows were so happy and very well cared for. Fresh green grass all around 🥰
Caring wonderful people. It was calving season so I got to play with baby cows!!!
This farmer's (and his wife's) work is an embodiment of perfection. And that Milk shake crush? Brilliant! He deserves to be a millionaire, because his business just radiates usefulness for society and passion. F investors of Wallstreet, various middle men or crypto miners - THIS is what business should look like.
Why fuck those guys? It take all of types of business to make great countrys run
Yes 🙌
@@deplorabledaniel6541 That cryptoshit and big-firm trading doesn't do diddlysquat for honest farmers and workers from the middleclass. They don't make a country run. They make rich people richer.
@@Kairos_Akuma ya and what do rich people do with money? They spend some of that money they pay taxes on those earnings. The rising tide raises all boats
@@Kairos_Akuma you don't think rich people are buying this kind of overpriced gimmick milk?
I thought my life was pretty good but now I just want to live on a dairy farm in Scotland. Your videos are really wonderful. Thanks for sharing.
That farm is so impressive especially how clean in it it. Compared to other farms where they're are knee deep in manuer.
So happy to see this! He's direct marketing, so smart, and the managed grazing, so they live on clean grassland - this farmer is a frontrunner!
Big respect - that lad works hard and deserves success.
I just checked out the farmer's website. Everything looks so good! It's lovely to see small farms like this succeeding. I wonder if there are any milk bars like this here in Texas... I'll have to look into it! Tell your friend he runs a great farm and I'm impressed by his place!
He’s really a dedicated cow farmer! He cares a lot for his cows and farm, it’s very organized inside as well wow He knows what he is doing!
His cows are his heart and soul you can tell they love him deeply he would most likely die for his cows and we love that
The cows look so well cared for, they are a nice wait and clean ,especially their legs. And the farm is immaculate. Every dairy farm should be like this. They are great human beings 👏🏻😊 it warms my heart to know these farms are out their. You hear some horror stories about dairy farms and the cows welfare.
I am afraid that farm is a fairy tale farming now is about the bottom line and survival i am afraid that is reality,glad i gave up The price of cheap milk is paid by the cows and they dont deserve that ,sorry
It's all looking good , but ask yourself where the calves have gone. 🥺
@@stephanierussell8644 sold to other farms to be raised for milk as well? What else do you do with them when your herd is full? Or you just don't breed?
Great episode, that gent seems to have a mighty fine operation running. His cows look reasonably happy and the location is wonderful.
This is the most impressive cow farm I've ever seen. So clean!
I had no idea cheese required so much milk to produce.
What a treat. Loved seeing how comfortable the cows seemed. Particularly interesting about the bacteria in the grass helping to speed up the cheese making process. Crack on.
I really enjoyed this video. I love to see the farmers so passionate about their cows and businesses. And the horse trailer set up is genius!!
That is the CLEANEST dairy farm i have every seen. From the drone shots of the property to the inside of the milk parlor😍 beautiful
I’ve always said you can tell a persons true nature by how they treat their animals, and with how calm and comfortable these cows clearly are, I’d say their farmers a good one.
Oh, I am totally loving how clean his cows and barns are. This farmer and Welsh Abby are my two most favorite farmers. The cows look happy and there's not a runny nose in the lot. Gold stars all way round!! 😊
Wonderful to see such a dedicated farmer investing so much into the health and comfort of his animals.
its how you get a good product. High quality requires lot of work, passion and love.
Really enjoyed the farm visit. Seeing other farmers and parts of a cow's life is good.
My best friend's family has a dairy farm and they rebuilt the barn to new standards utilizing the latest technology. Cows get milked when they want, go to cleaning stations when they feel like it, come in and out when possible (Canadian climate here), and enjoy the summer outside.
It's amazing to see how dairy producers are often criticized by people who have never bothered to actually enquire about what really goes on there.
Thank you for sharing such amazing people who devote their entire lives to animals, including yourself, to the general public. Without you, they would have remained ignorant about what dairy farming truly is.
Good, honest and kind people making wonderful products and treating their livestock like they should be. Wonderful. Product is best when the producer loves his work.
Do you think a few wheels of that cheese would survive a trip to the states? Asking for a friend. 😅👀
Really though, farms like this are a joy to see. I'm lucky enough to live in an area where Ag is king and there are many places like this. It's easy to take it for granted when you work in it all day or drive by all the time.
All the more reason why it's so important for everyone to support their local farmer!!
Funny how many people forget where the food comes from. No the trees don't produce fruit in a plastic container.
I live in the Central Valley, CA. Ag is big business here, but I still don’t see that kind of quality. There’s decent farms, but not like that. Most farms just sell their milk to big companies to bottle it. The only cows I see out grazing pastures are the ones at the local community college. All the rest are stuck in small enclosures with no grass and grain fed all day. Graeme is so lucky to live where he does and meet the farmers like that. Its like a slice of heaven.
@@SandrA-hr5zk That's for sure! What beautiful surroundings he has!
I live in Lancaster Co, PA - often called "Amish Country". We have those large producers too, but also so many little roadside stands, small family farms, etc it's wonderful. Part of that is steeped in tradition, but a lot of it is also a result of tourism. I'm so fortunate to have grown up on a small family farm! 💗
Come to Wisconsin, I've lived here my entire life and never realized how much I take for granted the fresh milk and cheese curds that are everywhere around me. I'm lactose intolerant but can't stop myself from a good fresh cheese curd :D
@@wren1024 The biggest headache isn't the shipping... it's customs. Plenty of stuff isn't allowed through the border. I wish I could go there myself to have a try of it.
I grew up on a medium sized dairy farm, was raised on raw milk (no P or H ) had 12 Jersey cows for butter, never made our own cheese, another farmer did that and we would trade butter for cheese .
I grew up in a small village. The local sheep farmer had 2 cows that he milked for the family and he sold what was left over to the locals. (That was 30+ years ago... I think his last cow was put down due to illness so 25 years ago)
My granddad would go every morning at 04.30 to get our milk 'bucket' filled (do not knoq the english word for the old metal containers used for storing milk in).
Both my brother and I grew up on raw milk. The whole family drank only raw milk until I was 14, umtil we moved away from the village.
I know many people who have had their frist try of raw milk as adults and 60-70 % of them have had an upset stomach afterwards. Those who have stuck with it had minor stomack rumblings for 1 - 2 weeks and then everything was normal... but most of those are dead set agaist anything not 'as nature intended', so I take what they say with a grain of salt 😉😁
OT but I noticed your profile image. My grandfather was 4th Armored.
My dad was 2nd AD. He was stationed at Fort Hood most of the time...but we had a few other assignments!
Breathtaking and upper class. Most Europeans have pride and respect for their heritage, country, and fellow man. Something we here in the US have lost. Rock on Mr. GP and thank you............................PS. Anyone else impressed with the stone fencing?
Couldn't stop looking at the stone fence, trying to find a dip or irregular part, but no the stones are stacked perfectly. 🥰👍
@Chris Sperling Seconding your post Chris. That fence may be hundreds of years in the making.
Dry stone walling is a lovely rural craft to watch. There are quite a few people doing it these days still. Farms with walls like these need constant upkeep, since as the name suggests, there is no mortar involved, just skill and judgement. But what a beautiful sight! It arose out of practical necessity: clearing the stones from the pasture. Then what to do with them? Why not use them to keep the livestock in place? Probably been going on here for many thousands of years.
"The cows are only milked for half an hour to forty minutes a day."
[Everyone liked that]
I’m a horse person but your trimming videos are so nice to watch. But mostly I just tune in to hear you talk. You should do an occasional Q & A video.
Loved this one !!! It’s always great when you see a farm using its own produce And selling direct to the customers like your friends with the awesome ice cream and cheese in Galloway ….. thanks for this one and another place to visit too !!!
Wow, just watching this and seeing the cows happy, clean and SO well cared for. THIS IS HOW IT'S SUPPOSED TO BE!
I had beef cattle and every once in a while I'd have a cow laying down like that, would scare the crap out of me. They were never dead.😮
"Pssst, mavis! Play dead, they are coming"
Horses do that too. I run out and especially scares me when the buckskin does it. worried someone might mistake him for a deer and shoot him. But they are just sun bathing
@@renag1123 I had a horse on his side/back with all four legs resting on the bottom rail of the pipe corral, I ran over there and he was asleep and snoring.
Used to have a horse at the barn that slept like the dead 🤣 getting him up for lessons was a lesson in itself. Always had to bring treats for that one lol
Makes m so happy to see farmer cares so much about cows well-being over profit! Love the cleanliness! Love happy cows!
I’m SO impressed!!! A massive dairy farm where the cows are treated wonderfully, grazing totally outside, on greasy green grass! Bravo!!
Amazing , you can see the love,care and attention he has for his cows and their milk and cheese, such a beautiful farm .
Those cows look great. Clean, well fed, healthy. Beautiful farm.
I love when you do these videos, and can i say, that farmer is brilliant for his milk bar and cheese making business. He's absolutely brilliant for not just having cows, but multiple other businesses based off just dairy farming lol
We can see how much the girls and boys reciprocate the love shown by their farmer. We need more farmers like him.
I grew up on a farm in Southern Illinios back in the 60's. So, watching you on TH-cam just so you know, has become quite a pleasure for me. Not to mention, I've learned a lot. There are things that your videos showed me I never knew even though we had cattle as well to tend. I have say that you are doing a great job and to seeing someone like you who cares so much and loves their work is rewarding. Keep up the good work and never stop being passionate about it. Cliff Hall of Utah, USA. PS - just an added note. My ancestry originated from Aberdeen Scotland in 1772. William Hall came through Ireland to Virginia. So, hopefully some day I and my wife, and family can come visit Scotland and maybe even get a chance to meet up with you. That would be an honor. If I do, I will remind myself to bring you a true cowboy hat. For you would make a good one. Wishing you and your family the best in 2022.
Lovely story...
Wow! Gorgeous farm, gorgeous cows and everything spotless! This gentleman knows exactly what he’s doing!!! Much respect and Best wishes to his continued success!!! I’m only sad to not be able to get my hands on that amazing cheese myself.
I've said it before and I'll say it again my daughter wants to be a veterinarian and now cuz of your videos she also wants to be a hoof trimmer. Just keep up the good work mr-vp you are awesome
That farm is amazing! It's absolutely immaculate, the cows are spotless and I don't see anyone else running about working except the farmer. I'm sure there's more people somewhere there but it speaks volumes about his work ethic to see such an amazing facility. Is such ingenuity as well with the mobile milk Van
I grew up on a small dairy farm in North Central , IL, USA. We only milked around 18 cows and we named all of our cows after members of our family. I loved all the cows and so did my dad. I didn't know any farmers in our area who didn't take great care with their cows , sheep, hogs, and even chickens! You have to love it if it is your chosen career!
Thanks so much for showing us this high tech dairy! I always love to watch your videos and this was just a bonus! My daughter and her family have just started working at an organic dairy in Maine, US and have visions of a milk and cheese set up. So I shared the video with them. Once more thank you!
Really interesting to see a dairy farmer vertically integrated to supply milk to a village and to make cheese. This should be the model for value-added dairy farming. This is how a specialty small dairy farmer can beyond selling milk into the supply chain to being closer to their customers.
What a joy to see another side of cow comfort!! Ty for this adventure!!
Oh wow nice farm and really clean too! I don't like seeing them slushing around in all that "slurry" especially if they've got sore and wounded feet! 😫
Love this! Wish they’d allow it in the USA
This channel has been such a treat! I’ve learned so much about cows, caring for cattle and so many things that I would never have even thought about. Thanks Graeme for sharing this with us.
Ben's a hard working man and it pays off.
We have a Dairy Farm here in New Mexico that pasture feeds their cows and sells Raw unpasteurized milk (it’s retail legal here) and it’s absolutely delicious. Not to mention how happy the cows look! I could only dream of having a farm like this. What an awesome place!
Here in Ontario, Canada it is illegal to purchase raw unfiltered milk. I wish the world would get back to basics. So much healthier for us humans. 🌞
When I was a child growing up, ALL of the local dairy farmers would sell to the local folks, IF they wanted to buy it. Today there are no farms that I know of in this state that are willing to sell the raw milk to the public. There have been too many frivolous lawsuits, & the farmers are scared of those EXPENSIVE situations. For them it's just better to sell to the local creameries.
There was one farm left that their whole business was selling raw milk. EVERYTHING they produced was sold fresh from the farm to consumers. The state of Washington made it so difficult for them to do business that the family decided to quit farming!
@@livefreeordie893 I’m in Ontario and I agree that we should be able to buy raw milk.
I have friends in the state of Colorado USA, where they bought a “share” of a cow. They can now get raw milk since it is from a cow they own and not purchasing raw milk. A loophole, but a fair one, since you have to know the farmer.
@@livefreeordie893 it is so much healthier! We were purchasing the raw cows milk for a long time until we got dairy goats. We haven’t purchased dairy products for months. I was quite surprised to find out raw milk is legal here for sale in retail stores 😊
So nice to see how well he takes care of his cows. I would love to taste that chocolate milk...and the cheese! Next time you should try making banana/chocolate milk. So interesting to see how it all works. Thank you for sharing.
2nd. Love all your videos. Fighting depression lately, your positive voice and videos help. Back to work for me.😍
Graeme's intro music with the video of Scotland is very relaxing! Hang in there, Cynthia! We're rooting for you!
You lost today kid, that doesn't mean you have to like it. Maybe next time
Sending you love💕💕💕💕💕
Cynthia...you can feel alone, just to remind you, you are not alone. And if Graham helps the depression...you have those glimmers of light. Your depression is a small part of who you are ❤
This was a wonderful video. Thank you Graeme. Maybe he can do a few more like this… And show us different people and services in the countries around where he lives.
They've all got names! I love that. They look happy and contented.
I've been told of how clean dairies are, but this is the proof. The cleanliness is off the chain. I love that Graeme shows us the care with which the farmers treat their livestock. His love of the cows, and respect for the farmers, come through.
OMG I want some cheese, and even though I don’t drink milk I want flavored milk too !! how wonderful to see happy cows in their natural environment when allowed then inside in comfy surroundings when the weather doesn’t cooperate. Love this video, feel free to do more like this.
I love seeing farmers that take care of their animals.
its how you get a good product. High quality requires lot of work, passion and love.
The whole process with the cows was very interesting. And then I saw the drystone walls! Oh, what a great landscape!
This was a great video to share. Teaching us more about these beautiful animals is wonderful ☺️
Ben has such a contagious smile!
This farmer is brilliant! Love the marketing strategy and the efficiencies, all with caring for the lovely cows. 🥰
This was very cool to see. I'm a fairly new subscriber, and I'm weirdly mesmerized by your profession. Thanks for sharing, from Phoenix, Arizona!
And from tucson!
Love to see a farm run well and every avenue of revenue generation explored. Every part needs to be doing this. Supermarkets are the monsters that dictates prices and drives farms out of business.
Bless this farm for caring about the cow's comfort, especially cleanliness. Nothing likes to be dirty! And happy cows give better milk.💕🐮🐂💕
Beautiful area. Really impressed with his operation. So cow friendly and clean.
This farm is amazing. Love the traveling milk and cheese stand. What a treat to be taken along for the ride! Thank you Graham. 😁
Love how well cared for the cows are. You can tell they are passonionate about providing the best product to their customers. Thanks for the great content!!
POSH digs for the cows when they have to be inside! The only thing missing is piped-in music.
Actually, they do have 'moo-zac' for the cows, they just turned it off so they wouldn't get a copyright strike. lol
Music is radio during milking with local farm news on it.
Mozart was playing for the cows.
What a lovely little video. This would be worthy of a slot in a TV programme such as the BBC’s “Countryfile.” I don’t think Graeme will ever give up hoof care, but if he does, he’d be a great TV presenter.
I love how perfect the stone fences look. Are the stones constantly coming up in the pasture and they get added to the fence? 🥰
Real nice farm and such beautiful countryside.
The farmer & his farm! The comfortable beautiful cows! The milk wagon! The cheese! *But I couldn't stop looking at those rock walls!!* Oh MY! They are *spectacular* and must have taken *AGES to build. My back breaks thinking of the labor lol but my goodness, they're gorgeous!*
It’s so cool to see all of the behind the scenes action
Vegan teacher seems to be wrong. These pretty girls seem to be treated pretty well and the nice man taking care of them seems to really love them all! :)
i love this guy’s dairy farm! his business concept is right on too. love love love from the islands. wish we had a milk/cheese bar in Hawaii!
Ah how beautiful are those cows, wonderful little story, made my morning, on that note off to have my latte. 😁🐨🦘🇦🇺
I was on holiday in Leyburn last week! I'll have to show my parents this as they bought some Old Roan to take home.
I LOVED this! Makes me so happy for the cows❤
So nice to see a dairy farmer that goes that extra mile to provide a happy productive life.
Very smart indeed.
I am thankful for such dedicated dairy people and hoof trimmers! You are awesome!
What a cracking farm that is!!! Spotless clean all over, cows are so chilled. Its great to see.
Well done 👏
that looked like a real nice operation . really liked the trailer for milk annd such
Hello ! 🌻cows are lovely. My aunt and uncle had a few for a time at Vermont. Such lovely eyes they have❤️
This was a pleasure to watch. I wish Farmers in the states took care of their cows like this farmer does.
I just love milk. Always have from a young age. We used to hear the milk van coming along, early morning, and our bottles and coupons would be out at the back door for the new pint. Loved the cream on top many years ago. No longer exists, very sad. I would so enjoy seeing this travelling flavoured milk van. Wow! Hope all is well on that beautiful farm in England. Really great episode. Best regards from South Africa 🇿🇦