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Great video do you have any trouble with that cow getting mastitis in the quarter with the damaged tit when I had my dairy had a cow with same injury 👍

Do you have to pay for the whey they bring you?

So did that calf bring you north of $500 ?

What do you do with the goats? Meat?

Great young workers

Great looking cattle

Any farmer would proud to have your cattle great job 😊

Great video, beautiful beautiful farm 🚜, keep those videos coming enjoy everyone milking , cleaning, feeding i enjoy them all

Always enjoy your videos, thank you 😊

Sorry for the lost cow.😔

I just started watching your videos and they are excellent, I have no idea how you have time to get all your work done plus take videos. What is the dairy farming like in your region, as in is there lots of dairy farms left, can you find processing are paid a fair price? I love milking cows, I help a friend out in his double 3 Surge Auto Flow parlor and I put up some stanchions and milk a few of my own. I sell raw milk in ND as last year a bill passes that allows the legal sale of raw milk in the state. I tried to start up a 60 cow herd but every co-op and processing plant said no. The dairy industry in North Dakota is non existent unfortunately, down to 22 farms. At one time there was over 3,100 family farms. Very said what’s happened in the Midwest and the country in general with the loss of dairy farms. The Dakotas, Minnesota and Wisconsin have been hit hard, lots of empty parlors and Harvestor silos sitting idle all over the place. At one time it was the most common way to make a living and it made sense, gave the kids something to do and taught good values as well as steady income. My buddy says it’s about $4 hwt for trucking and they are getting paid $19 hwt. That’s just not enough to cash flow a dairy operation. Anyhow enough rambling, great job and beautiful farm and herd.

Very impressed with your treatment protocol for the prolapsed utereus cow. You might try using a hip clamp to get her up sooner. Hip clamps are hard on hips but we have also saved many cows to get them up soon as possible. Your right, can't save them all even with the best efforts. Thank you for posting , always look forward to your videos. We always repeat your famous words " you just get one problem fixed and another one pops up" Thats dairy farming

Love the lineback cows❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

When you work with living material, someday you will lose one!! Good luck and honest video

If you had it do over would you have called in your Vet? Seems like a good cow would be worth the expense. Life long dairyman.

Happy new year that fresh milk that’s got blood we would call it strawberry milk 👍👍😀

She had a hard time...

Sorry for the loss of the cow. You really care for your animals. That is a huge calf. Your dad's saying is so true. Blessings on your New year ahead.

Such little beauties….. Really nice calves..

wow thats crazy the corn grew that quick after a shot of rain in the heat, never seen anyone do that side by side comparison on one spot

Worse than pulling inflations LOL those milk bars look like a great way to grow calves!

If you google Gloucester cattle breed you can sort of see the similarities with your calf. Great video again. Love the light show! Happy New Year and wishing you and family a prosperous and safe 2025!

You guys are really cranking those cows through in 3 hours pretty impressive. Most of them must let there milk down fast in like 6 minutes. Do you run the fresh cows with the main herd in the free stall barn then after you move them from the maternity pen?

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A milk cow will do the crazy’s things

For the new born calves do you leave them with there mother to nurse for a few days or do you milk the cow and bottle feed the new born ones? I noticed they'll be a couple days old and you leave them in the calving pen.,

Your free stall barn and bed packs are extremely clean. It really shows that you go to great lengths to keep them that way. It's nice to see the calves wearing their blankets. Thanks for the tour of the farm and all the information. Not much you didn't cover. Thank you, Farmer!

Very good videos. I hope u enjoyed ur visit to Wisconsin when u bought ur bull a while back

Merry Christmas

That's what I have for water. Energy free Richie. If it gets much below 0 the balls will freeze. Push lose with your hands. Last year was a little colder for 4 days and it froze the line. -30 at night. We normally have 2-3 ft. of frost. NeKs I like that calf shed. Thanks for the videos.

Very nice video, thank you

Thanks for the content. God Bless and keep on keeping on.

Merry Christmas

Merry Christmas to you and your family

Merry Christmas Arlo farms and thank you for what you do. Thank you for the reminder of why we celebrate! It is the birth of our Savior

Merry Christmas to all our farmers.❤

Merry Christmas

Nice operation, Sir.

What moisture you put the earlage in the harvestore? Usually comes out pretty good then?

Merry Christmas! Just had Christmas lunch so feeling a little sleepy. Thank you for your time and effort into filming and editing videos. We really enjoy them! God bless.

Merry Christmas to you I got rid of my dairy 16 years ago have not missed it lots and lots of never ending work now just have beef cow herd 👍

So 299 animals. How big is that parlor and how long to milk from fire up the wash to the end wash ?

Merry Christmas to You and Yours.

Great video. Thanks.

It would be interesting for explain some of feeding the cows with your silo's. I have only bunckersilo. Good video. Merry christmas

Great vid. Memories flooding back , we had , empty since 2011 a 110/25 silo Dad pulled those ugly things a lot Silage pit eliminated them here Dad actually died working on it , digger chain climbed up , no matter what we did , cut a hole in the side to try and bring her down Stress , and probably lack of sleep and brute strength , he milked his cows , at 3:00am and came for breakfast around 7 , had a Power Nap and never woke up again. I was 21 , still milking cows , 200 or so April /8/2011 We emptied that silo and been empty since. Roof was a mess. The click click click advance sound the arm makes.

Nice kendal does good work

Thanks for all the videos. We wish you and your families a Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year

Happy Birthday Louis, Merry Christmas to you all and Happy New Year.

I always wondered how a bottom unloader worked. I worked on a couple farms that had top unloaders so I knew how they were. Back in the day when I was milking I had a round barn that had an 8 by 45 wooden silo in the middle. I hand pitched that one.