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yea... that doesn't work when you're switching hay equipment out in the field...no air hookups or water out there

Interesting , very cool thanks for the info 👍

Yes sir 👌

Our liquid manure has sand from where the cows sleep so I stir it up with that big gun that way it mixes into a slurry and we don't end up just pumping off the manure water , thanks for asking 👍

Right on ✊

Manure and wash water from spraying milkparlor down ...should be close to million gallons storage , we inject it into the fields

@@WesFarmingPOV понятно 😁👍а про молочный зал можешь видео записать?

About 280 milking right now , thanks for asking ! 👍

Don't worry not alone , that night there was 5 of us there , two milkers , a chore person , a calf feeder and me 👍

do you have a water softener ahead of the hot water tank? I've heard that will keep your appliances clean and running well. Sadly, this hot water tank takes water straight out of the well and I'm thinking that's why it's so bad.

@WesFarmingPOV We're on well water too. We do have a softener, but still have very rusty water. Our shower turns pink if we don't scrub it every other week. I am thoroughly impressed the heater is still working lol. Don't fix what's not broken.

​@@MaketoMake815amen to that !

sounds about right, a lot of the new stuff seems to be built to throw away...though I'm sure there are exceptions out there just gotta find em

We just have the automated scraper for manure , still milking in a parlor with 2 people ..pushing 280 cows through in about 3 hours with cleanup

Yes it is ! Good tractors they just keep going !

Yes sir the best kind solid cow poo 💩

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mmm...no... when I only have to use one bale of straw to bed a pen and you have to use 3 because you left yours outside uncovered in the elements...that puts me money ahead 😁🧠

@WesFarmingPOV boolshit you're in your own little world. You don't lose anything if it's netwraped.

​@@joshuaproud7272no net-wrap doesn't have an oxygen barrier...hence why you tube wrap it making it air tight so it can't spoil/rot outdoors

@WesFarmingPOV your over thinking it son. The net wrap holds it tight and it sheds water. You don't "lose" anything.

​@@joshuaproud7272 look bud, this isn't farm simulator, a net-wrapped bale may shed SOME water, but it will still soak in and spoil the bale if left out in the open. How many inches in it spoils depends on your climate and time left out. But trust me it will spoil.

Sometimes I wonder 😅

So, I bought this airline kit off amazon to get air from one side of the shop to the other...haven't done that yet. but this is the PTEE tubing that came in that kit and is specifically for air. Thanks for watching!

yes sir!

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@@WesFarmingPOV 😂👍хорошего рабочего дня

Somewhere between 90-100 hp

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Yep there's always something breaking when you have this many wheels turning 😅

Yes there's nothing quite like the smell of dried milk and manure 👍😀

@@WesFarmingPOV yup, like fresh manure on a field in spring time lol smells like home lol I know that sounds gross (probably not to you but to the general public lol) but man those where the good old days life was waaay simpler it is hard work (most good things are) but we had food shelter the family and the farm, man we have fallen so far it's heartbreaking honestly this country was something special once you where proud to call yourself an American now 🤷‍♂️ we are the punchline of every bad joke this is progress apparently 😢🤬🤮😠 I weep for my nation it's people and future

Well store bought milk should last quite a while since it's been pasteurized...but only other reason for clotting could be an acid food getting in with the milk causing it to curdle

The inside of the pipes and milk units and everything in contact with milk are washed after every milking automatically with a rinse, detergent wash and then acid wash. same goes for the bulk tanks once they are emptied. All stainless , and sanitized before milkings. Outside of pipes and tank are done as needed. We have periodic inspections to assure cleanliness. Thanks for question !

Since we are on every other day pickup we need the storage to hold 4 milkings , thanks for watching !

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haha yes! my days are filled with many awkward moments. 😅

Hello! Yes we did tear out the old tie-stalls and broke out quite a bit of concrete before repouring the floor. The only remaining part is the "brisket " curb where the calf gates are...the gates were made by a weld shop and the frames we built from yellow pine...then just bent hog panels for cages...the other half of the barn we left as a special needs pen for sore feet/fresh cows we want to keep an eye on. and yes that would be a good video idea!

Not sure my translate worked , what are you asking ?

@@WesFarmingPOV Why do you wrap the hay in film? this is food

@@user-eb2zc2vlad we do wrap the hay (food) but also the straw (bedding ) because it is cheaper than putting up a building for storage , that way we can store outside wherever and the bedding wont rot and get wet

@@WesFarmingPOV I see, how much does the film cost? We store hay in the open air.

Well in this case straw 😂

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