All of that work twice a day just so I can have some milk in my morning coffee, thank you. My feet would be killing me walking around in those boots in the wet sludge and crap.
Hard work running a dairy farm. A cousin of my mother’s (died young of cancer) was a dairy farmer (inherited from his Dad) and he always told me that dairy farming was the hardest of all types of farming because it’s twice a day, every day of the year. I salute you for your care
Yes, dairy farming is the most hard work in any type of farming. 2x a day, 7 days a week, all year around. It's not only milking, if they see a problem on a cow, they need to get that checked out too. When cows are very close to calving, they need to keep a eye on them. The baby calves need to be fed twice a day. All the cows needs to be fed 2x a day, inclusief the dry cows and the young stock. Milk cows, dry cows and young stock, they all get different types of feed, and that needs to be made too. They have to keep track on the milk cows that need to be dried up a few month before calving, they need to be taken out of the herd. When cows calved, they need to go back into the herd, and that could give for heifers some times more work, because it will be the first time that she calved and get into the milking parlor. Treated cows they need to be milked separately, or the milk gets taken out if they are still in the herd. Inseminate cows when their ready for pregnancy. From time to time, hoof trim the cows, as well the bedding in the free stalls, keep cows dry and clean. Then all the work around it, just like fixing or making things to get the job easier done, especially during the winter time, by real cold weather, many things are going slower. It's very hard for a dairy farmer to go on holiday, unless they have a family that knows how to run their dairy farm. I have lots of respect for these farmers.
@@RancheroTierra Thanks, my cousin used to tell me that if he could choose he would have only farmed crops or market gardening for vegetables or flowers under polytunnels
Hey Lukas, I have always heard that running a dairy farm is so much work and effort ! And having to be out in the cold damp weather makes it that much more difficult. Good thing y'all supply lots of milk to the consumer because I like drinking it, along with enjoying all the other products derived from milk. Keep uploading more YT content for us to watch.😅😊
Thank you so much, this brought back fond memories of my childhood days, school summer holidays spent helping my uncle milk the cows on his farm in the UK😊
Gosh, Whenever I've picked up my carton of milk at the supermarket I've never really thought of all the effort that has to go into milking the cows in the first place. Thanks for the education and the insight into milking cows. It seems like so much hard work, so well done you for getting it done.
It's a lot of good work I'm sure your family loves you very much ❤️ working so well . My family dairy has been gone now for year's the turkeys and chickens the cattle ranch is so different with them all gone .. It's so nice to see the videos. Thank you all... I kept a bunch of well made sturdy dairy uniforms from the fiftys in the big Underground conference and studios 🎙 of my Ford family castle... ITS GREAT MOTHBALLS FOR YEAR'S
Great video, very informative! What do you like about that one cow? I was actually curious if you know them individually or if certain ones stand out or have a unique personality. They seemed so calm and like they knew what to do when they entered the milking area. 🐄 👍 🥛
Wow is all I can say. We have horses and I have chores but nothing like that. I enjoy a lot of my work but I’m not sure about cows like that. We have a shower area in our barn area but I never use it because it’s for men and we haven’t put one in the ladies restroom yet. I’m working on it.
May I suggest that you explain what you are doing? For example, While you were doing the prep for milking tell us the steps you are taking. I grew up on a farm and have knowledge but not everyone else does. Also it is better than “”dead air”. Or at least play some music. How long does it take to milk 190 cows?
No automatic wash ? For such a large parlor and that many cows ? This doesn't make sense at all ... putting all in acid and detergent in by hand ? I don't think this is efficient at all
Awesome video Lukas do you do twice a day milking or three times How many cows do you milk Really enjoyed the video as always looking forward to the next one Best wishes from Ireland 🇨🇮
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Awesome vid. Props to you Lukas and all the farmers and ranchers who provide for our needs. Happy Thanksgiving!
This was a great tour of milking and moving cows around. Farmers and ranchers are good folks. I like being around them.
Fabulous job Lukas. Makes me appreciate the milk on this morning’s oatmeal all the more. Blessings!
All of that work twice a day just so I can have some milk in my morning coffee, thank you. My feet would be killing me walking around in those boots in the wet sludge and crap.
I appreciate and respect your work. Thank you.
Hard work running a dairy farm. A cousin of my mother’s (died young of cancer) was a dairy farmer (inherited from his Dad) and he always told me that dairy farming was the hardest of all types of farming because it’s twice a day, every day of the year. I salute you for your care
Yes, dairy farming is the most hard work in any type of farming. 2x a day, 7 days a week, all year around.
It's not only milking, if they see a problem on a cow, they need to get that checked out too.
When cows are very close to calving, they need to keep a eye on them.
The baby calves need to be fed twice a day.
All the cows needs to be fed 2x a day, inclusief the dry cows and the young stock.
Milk cows, dry cows and young stock, they all get different types of feed, and that needs to be made too.
They have to keep track on the milk cows that need to be dried up a few month before calving, they need to be taken out of the herd.
When cows calved, they need to go back into the herd, and that could give for heifers some times more work, because it will be the first time that she calved and get into the milking parlor.
Treated cows they need to be milked separately, or the milk gets taken out if they are still in the herd.
Inseminate cows when their ready for pregnancy.
From time to time, hoof trim the cows, as well the bedding in the free stalls, keep cows dry and clean.
Then all the work around it, just like fixing or making things to get the job easier done, especially during the winter time, by real cold weather, many things are going slower.
It's very hard for a dairy farmer to go on holiday, unless they have a family that knows how to run their dairy farm. I have lots of respect for these farmers.
@@RancheroTierra Thanks, my cousin used to tell me that if he could choose he would have only farmed crops or market gardening for vegetables or flowers under polytunnels
Hey Lukas, I have always heard that running a dairy farm is so much work and effort ! And having to be out in the cold damp weather makes it that much more difficult. Good thing y'all supply lots of milk to the consumer because I like drinking it, along with enjoying all the other products derived from milk. Keep uploading more YT content for us to watch.😅😊
Some Americans don’t respect the hard work farmers put in. They are coolest
Another great video!
Best youtuber at the moment. content and technic just brilliant. best from germany
check out 10th generation dairyman
You're a hard worker Lukas.
Enjoy your work videos. Thank you for your passion and providing food for others.
❤❤❤I'm glad you are nice to your animals ❤❤❤
I did this job when I was 15.. I did it for two days and quit. Nobody realizes how these farmers work so hard.
Thank you so much, this brought back fond memories of my childhood days, school summer holidays spent helping my uncle milk the cows on his farm in the UK😊
I hope you have a awesome thanksgiving with your family on November 28 2024 🦃🦃🦃
Gosh, Whenever I've picked up my carton of milk at the supermarket I've never really thought of all the effort that has to go into milking the cows in the first place. Thanks for the education and the insight into milking cows.
It seems like so much hard work, so well done you for getting it done.
I love cows lol 👻
Love to see more about your mums goats. And i wish you happy turkey
What an incredible amount of work! Thanks for sharing.
It's a lot of good work
I'm sure your family loves you very much ❤️ working so well .
My family dairy has been gone now for year's the turkeys and chickens the cattle ranch is so different with them all gone ..
It's so nice to see the videos.
Thank you all...
I kept a bunch of well made sturdy dairy uniforms from the fiftys in the big Underground conference and studios 🎙 of my Ford family castle...
ITS GREAT
MOTHBALLS FOR YEAR'S
Excellent video thank you so much. Happy Thanksgiving to you and your family.
Love watching just a 67 yr old widow that loves this!!!
Great video. Thank you for all your hard work.
You should try the Telesin necklace it’s a GoPro holder. I love mine.
He's going to make an excellent farmer 👍
I believe he already is an excellent farmer.
@@CnHPureCaneSugar1 I believe that just by watching his videos..
Made my night!!
Great video, very informative! What do you like about that one cow? I was actually curious if you know them individually or if certain ones stand out or have a unique personality. They seemed so calm and like they knew what to do when they entered the milking area. 🐄 👍 🥛
What's the total time for the milking and cleanup? Great video-especially while you're doing all that work.
2.5 hours
Hi mr farmers son. since we all love your videos, we like to know how you live. is it too private to get a room tour or something?
Wow is all I can say. We have horses and I have chores but nothing like that. I enjoy a lot of my work but I’m not sure about cows like that. We have a shower area in our barn area but I never use it because it’s for men and we haven’t put one in the ladies restroom yet. I’m working on it.
Very interesting video, it's a lot of work, well done 👍👍
Awesome and amazing guy
May I suggest that you explain what you are doing? For example, While you were doing the prep for milking tell us the steps you are taking. I grew up on a farm and have knowledge but not everyone else does. Also it is better than “”dead air”. Or at least play some music. How long does it take to milk 190 cows?
He did that in a previous video
lots of work Lukas ! you all do on the farm how do you remember everything
No automatic wash ? For such a large parlor and that many cows ? This doesn't make sense at all ... putting all in acid and detergent in by hand ? I don't think this is efficient at all
Nice job good to see young farmers keep up good work
Where are you located
Awesome video Lukas do you do twice a day milking or three times How many cows do you milk
Really enjoyed the video as always looking forward to the next one
Best wishes from Ireland 🇨🇮
We milk around 180
@TheFarmersSon. Thank you Lukas 👍
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Lukas, what breed or breeds are your dairy cows?
They are Holsteins
@@TheFarmersSon. thank you
Cant tell you how many times I did milk house setup and cleanup
Thx! How long did the whole milking process take?
2.5 hours
.Muito trabalho a fazer e' assim mesmo tudo de bom pra voce
GREAT JOB
What's that about a double 12 swing parlor?
Do they ever go in fields and graze or just in sheds in crap all the time?
They’re in sheds all day
Milikng (think he means milking)?
Can I get in the line? lol
Moo
Don't mess it up I've been getting hairs in my milk lol
I knew nothing about milking cows. Interesting.
THANK A FARMER THREE TIMES A DAY
what milk co do you sale your milk to
Ellsworth creamery
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