Too bad about the hefer. Caution: When working on equipment, remove all jewelry. These items can trap your hands, arms, or fingers. They can also create a short circuit to ground if you contact an energized component and create severe burns. The safe job prep is to always disconnect negative battery terminal (starter replacement). Great videos, very well produced.
12:40, Brent is such a good doobie being OK with getting out, running forward setting up the camera to get the wide shot, then getting out to reposition the camera for a second shot from the rear. Thanks to you both for putting putting in the effort and bringing everyone along.
Taylor, I'm new to your blogs. Been watching them for the last few days. You're so fortunate to have Brent teaching you how to care for the dairy and farm. He's instilled the knowledge in you, and it shows in your confidence to handle things. What a great team. Thanks for the effort!
Taylor, I was so happy to see that the Barn Cleaner and the Kubota are back in service, hopefully you will have a long stretch of good weather so that you can spread the manure to make the fields grow tall and Lucious for the Moo Moos for the upcoming year, NOW I am not trying to spend Brett’s money, but between you and him, always keep your eyes out and ears to the ground on a possible affordable machine with a bucket attachment to use as a backup, I was so sad to hear about the loss of one of the Moo Moos, Prayers to you and Brett😢
Glad you have reached the rare situation in farming where nothing you currently need is broken. Sorry you lost one of the heifers unfortunately it comes with the territory. Keep on farming you are a great role model for young women!!
Tay I love your show, you and Brent are the best team. That sandwich looked and sounded delicious. When I was young on my pop’s farm I loved spreading manure. Farm life is the very best life. Everyone should experience it. Keeping it real! 👍👏💕🐄
I agree, there is just something about painting a field brown. It’s just so relaxing being in a tractor all day. I can’t say it enough, you do a great job with your channel. I’m so impressed. Have a good week.
Off all the remarks I could say regarding this very good video, (like others) I could not forget.... the sandwich. With lettuce and stuff hanging out... and the LOUD bite sounding so crunchy & good. I was watching it just lying there while you were talking. Thinking: What kind was it? Did Brent make or buy it, & gosh, I want a bite. Greetings from NC.😀🍔
Hi Taylor, sorry to hear about that calf dieing , I think that’s the hardest part about farming is loosing a nice animal, glad to hear the barn cleaner is working well, enjoy the days when everything is working because that just doesn’t seem to last,
So in my farming experience I have not seen post pounding. But I have never seen a post lift like that. I am in a northern tier state. It works. It takes guts to expose a loss like that. You did it to educate and I respect that. Farming is hard. You continue to be a blessing to the farming community. We are so misunderstood.
I'm an old farmer, i understand farm talk! I have this old JD B, It's my stress reliever! I hop on it and go for a ride! years ago we had a horse roll into a gully and couldn't roll over, I hadn't seen it for a few days so the wife & I went looking for it, and found it dead with it's feet up. Don't jinks yourself! Love your videos!
Thanks for another great video, I totally understand what you are saying about loading with the skid loader, we have tried it in the past when we had too and often part of the load would tip off the back and into the skid loader!!!!!!
On many skid steers, you have to prevent the load from coming off the back of the bucket by tipping the bucket forward while you tilt the lift arms up. Been there, done that.
Nice to see things are back in order! Kubota working and barn- cleaner working! Hopefully, you guys get back in fields soon! Have a great week, month, year! TAYLOR 👍✌️🇺🇸
Hi Taylor thanks for sharing another awesome video, must be quite a load off your mind now the cleaning system is working okay. It's so sad when you lose a animal but as you say you can't be there all the time. Cool way to knock fence posts in Brent thinking outside the box again. Thanks again take care and stay safe 👍 😊.
So Sad about the heifer. Always seems to be the good ones that can't stay out of trouble. Glad you explained about the skidsteer. It does seem to be a smaller one. How high you have to raise it, the further away from the spreader you have to be. The fence post "hammer time" was interesting. It was surprising how far down the post would go on the first hit! Sometimes the post might sink 6 inches. I guess we know why you do now!! Cool video Tay!!
Hello Taylor & Brent. I am so sorry to hear about your loss. Those things happen with any type of livestock and is the sad aspect of farming as you alluded to. I just wanted to mention another UA-cam channel that you may like that also have dairy cattle and lots of other farming content would be @TrinityDairy that is very well represented with the large IH tractors. The last video even ended with the kids on the farm which looked like a FFA meeting being schooled in birthing calves. Unfortunately when I was in high school, FFA wasn’t offered any only one school in Lexington KY had a FFA chapter. We had some rather large dairy farms in Central Kentucky and the government basically paid several of them to cease production which seems like the late 1970s to early 1980s. Before that happened, we used to have independent brands of dairy products and Kraft Foods used to have a facility in Lawrenceburg,Ky and there was a cheese plant called Cudahay Foods that had some of the best cheese that was out there. I am so glad that your new chain is working out for you. Best Regards From Mark In Kentucky.
Thanks for sharing, Taylor! Thankful for all y'all do. We've heard great feedback about SuperKlean's DuraFlow Dairy Nozzle, that it is making a huge difference in dairy farmers' lives.
Nothing like having a reliable barn cleaner in a dairy barn! I am glad you both are in a much better spot with the new to you barn cleaner. Sorry for your lost, never easy even thou a fact of life. Yea Kubota is back in operation. Hope you have good week.
So sorry about your heifer Tay. I didn't understand what she got caught in but take a saw to it and get rid of it. Very glad to see some fencing it is always nice to get out along the fence line and see the farm. Also glad the barn cleaner did settle down once they are tight they run so much better. Hope you guys stay safe and healthy Tay.
Hi Taylor and Brent just finished watching the video it’s was awesome sad about cow plus fixing fence post at end you can swing the big hammer and going back mechanic at end and as always you both be safe 🇺🇸🇺🇸
Hi Taylor, I Just recently found your channel and have been watching your videos past and present. My wife and I are in middle Tennessee. We had many dairy farms around here when we were growing up. Most are gone now but we enjoy watching your videos and seeing the work you do. My brother and I actually milked a small herd while we lived on our Great Aunt's place during our high school days. That was over 50 years ago. Keep the videos coming and we'll keep watching.
Hi, I’m so glad you are joining us! Seems to be that way all across the country, so many farms gone. Very cool that y’all worked on your Great aunts farm, what breed did you milk?? I always enjoy hearing other folks connection with farming, thank you so much for sharing! Hope you have a terrific evening 😃
We milked mixed breeds with a few Holsteins we purchased as bred heifers. She had been raising beef cows and changed after we moved there. Said she always wanted to have milk cows. We started selling the beef cows and buying milk cows. Some Jerseys mostly mixed breeds. We sold our milk to the local cheese plant. I don’t think we ever had over 12 to 15 cows.
@@tayfarms Old equipment has personality. Most people can't even start old eq. they've never seen. Usually there is a procedure. My tractor is to give very little throttle, bump starter x3, it always start on 3rd bump. Enjoy your videos down here in NC. 😎
Hi Taylor I'm from UK love your videos, your farm is very traditional I thought milking in barns was a thing of the past I was brought up on our dairy farm I'm 54 now but I rember cows being milked in stalls simular to yours when I was a kid it's good to see traditional farming methods still being used today I'd love to come milk some cows in your system just to bring back some memories 🙂
Taylor, you make great videos . I watch quite a few farming videos and none are better than yours,you are the best of all of them. Maybe I have bit of a a bias but I have thought about it and think not . I am fellow Mainer that grew up on a small dairy farm and I know all the hard work it takes to make it all work. Again you are the best !!!
In life on the farm, the most beautiful and most terrible moments are often very close together, at least in my experience. Hope you're making good progress. 👋🤞
What a team from sandwiches , to pooh pits, to doing work on the tractors. This is the perfect way to enjoy Sunday morning videos, made my day, looking forward to more videos, the perfect stress relief.............. btim sw pa
Enjoying your videos on dairy farming. I have always cringed at the thought of the responsibilities that come with dairy cows. Never a day off. I am wondering what you do during the day to take a breather. On the ranch where I work we have a huge oak tree we sit under to rest and cool off.
That's hard to lose animals. I remember at times we lost calves and a cow within a couple weeks and other animals at times due to disase. It can be quite a loss for a familly farmer trying to feed the family and stay in business. Does look like a few slats, like Brett said, on the trailer ramp would work good for loading and unloadeing the heifers. It would make the animals more stable and secure going up and down. You could see their hesitation which is usually the case when moving cattle or other animals to new places. I remember having a large sprocket and roller chain drive that looked similar to your barn cleaner set up on our combine reel drive. We would really have to keep a close look at the sprocket teeth and chain links to see if they were worn more than we realized. They didn't have the heavy load that the gutter cleaner has, but a worn chain or sprocket could really cause it to work hard. A tractor down is always difficult when it's suposed to be at work. Good you got er going!
Another great video Taylor, sorry about the heifer, but you just gotta take the good with the bad, just thing of the good times when something bad happens
Another great video sweetie. Glad the barn cleaner is good to go. Sorry about the heifer! 😢 I totally understand about being in the fields on a tractor, nothing like it.😊 Hopefully the Kubota is good to go now! 🤗
Taylor, I was raised on a small family farm and I know the value of hard work. Stay with it. You will never regret the results of doing thing yourself, the right way.
A loss of life is always tough when farming. Those H bunks aren’t ideal for cattle. I loose one a year to them. This year i lost 1 and save 2 being that i found them in time. Best thing is to get rid of them. Glad to see the new chain working! Been there last fall just over 11k to replace in a 50 cow barn. Took a lot of stress off though. As for the tractor glad it’s running. We’ve learned to keep a spare of everything on farm. It’s come in handy often.
So glad to see things better for you both. Replacing the drop cleaner was a massively hard and long day for you both. I bet you’re glad that’s behind you. Good stuff you produce. Sometimes a bit long, as I don’t watch anything or anyone but tayfarms that is longer then 20 mins. My favorite small farm vlog by far…
Ah farming. The joys and heartbreaks. Glad the Kubota is up and running. Also glad your barn cleaner is working flawlessly. And I am glad you enjoy farming. It can be very rewarding. I agree that running a tractor in the field is very rewarding. lI used to be so at ease on a tractor in the fields. Shame about your heifer, but like you said, that's farming. You try your best to make things safe for your animals, but sometimes things happen that are out of your control. Keep on farming and God Bless.
Sorry you guys lost a heifer. Sometimes stuff happens beyond our control. Nice to see the Kutoba back in service. I know yall are happy about that!! lol
When they were put in new you got a oil tank with a tap and spout for used motor oil so it would run on the return side of the chain but I made one for myen with a 4 liter oil jug take the cap dril a quarter inch hole in the center and put on it side and cut a hole on the other side and put used oil in and let run when you are done just set spout side up on a paddle till next time
Fantastic about the barn cleaner. How long did it take to get all the paddles cut to length? How much chain do you have left? Where can you get spare links for the chain (for when they wear out in a few years down the road)?
Sad that sometimes all the checking you do on animals in a new barn and something still happens to one of them but at least you have your equipment ready for spring.
I had a friend of mine bring me a load of Manure yesterday and I put some of it on one of my gardens I decided to put Leaves on the garden and I got both of them tilled today.
Sorry about the heifer, bad way to go and not at all pleasant to deal with. When that kind of thing happens it always bothers you, the day it doesn't is when you should probably think about doing something else. Glad to hear the gutter cleaner and the Kubota are both working great again. I get nervous when things are all working, just waiting for the other shoe to drop. In my case it is often a big muck filled boot. Keep up the good work, always enjoy checking in with you guys.
It’s a hard thing for sure, and you are absolutely right. If it doesn’t really bother you then something is wrong! I know exactly what ya mean 😉 super nerve wracking waiting for something to go wrong 😅 Thanks so very much for watching, hope to hear from you soon!
Nothing I'd rather do than be on a tractor. Shame about the heifer, that is a lot of lost income. I used to be a mechanic for a local John Deere dealer. Nice when everything is working right.
Hi Taylor, know how you feel we had to have a bulling heifer put down the day before Christmas, she was in straw pen 30x30ft Square and managed some how to break her ankle biggest in the pen ..hurts to lose one
You guys are going to have your own heifers good job .im in michigan banks told everyone here to sell their hefiers because it cost 2400.00 to raise a heifer they bred sll there cows to black calves noe are paying 3000.00 dollars for replacements some farmers cant find them and banks arent giving certain farms money to buy replacements there making them sell out i just sold 2 extras got 3000.00 a peice needed it for planting .brents a good guy so are you keep doing what your doing .
sad news about that cow but as you said its all part of it much as you hate it lost calves myself, amazing how much those posts go down, man its great to have a small person for those close jobs congrats to you i was taught to unhook the battery when working on wires
Your worst day in farming is still way better than my best day in truck driving! I envy you so much! Take it from me, dont ever leave the farm! you can never go back.
Hey Taylor, sure to bad about your heifer. You have some nice looking replacement's. Have you guys ever just tried tapping your posts in with a loader like your skid steer. We put a plate under our one Kubota loader and put posts in all the time, we point the posts with chain saw and after a rain cap tap em in. Give it a shot!!!!! Be safe. S. Ia.
Ah yes, the rite of Spring, fixing fence. Always hoping to be done before the black flies and mosquitoes drive you crazy. Nice system for driving the posts in, faster and less taxing on shoulders. Sorry about your heifer, sad loss.
Still no poo slinging, but maybe by the time I'm watching this you will be out there! Videos are just so darn short as we enjoy them so much! So what kind of coffee have you two been drinking lately? And I assume it is a dark roast?
Not common to see farms from Maine on UA-cam...I grew up on my Grandfather's dairy farm in Alton. I've also known the owner of Maple Lane Farms over to Charleston since I was 7 or 8 years old as well as the Rollins family over on 94 in Dexter...My Dad used to haul milk and they were two of his farms.
Too bad about the hefer. Caution: When working on equipment, remove all jewelry. These items can trap your hands, arms, or fingers. They can also create a short circuit to ground if you contact an energized component and create severe burns. The safe job prep is to always disconnect negative battery terminal (starter replacement). Great videos, very well produced.
A quote from one of the many farming channels I watch: "Farming is 95% fixing stuff and 5% actual farming"
That’s is so true 😅👍🏻
😂 only if you're rough on the equipment
Taylor is very kind on animals and equipment
12:40, Brent is such a good doobie being OK with getting out, running forward setting up the camera to get the wide shot, then getting out to reposition the camera for a second shot from the rear.
Thanks to you both for putting putting in the effort and bringing everyone along.
The new gutter cleaner chain will let you put your stress ball back on the shelf for awhile !!!!!
Appreciate your videos. It is good to know small farming is still alive and well.
Taylor, I'm new to your blogs. Been watching them for the last few days. You're so fortunate to have Brent teaching you how to care for the dairy and farm. He's instilled the knowledge in you, and it shows in your confidence to handle things.
What a great team.
Thanks for the effort!
Taylor, I was so happy to see that the Barn Cleaner and the Kubota are back in service, hopefully you will have a long stretch of good weather so that you can spread the manure to make the fields grow tall and Lucious for the Moo Moos for the upcoming year,
NOW I am not trying to spend Brett’s money, but between you and him, always keep your eyes out and ears to the ground on a possible affordable machine with a bucket attachment to use as a backup, I was so sad to hear about the loss of one of the Moo Moos, Prayers to you and Brett😢
Glad you have reached the rare situation in farming where nothing you currently need is broken. Sorry you lost one of the heifers unfortunately it comes with the territory. Keep on farming you are a great role model for young women!!
Tay I love your show, you and Brent are the best team. That sandwich looked and sounded delicious. When I was young on my pop’s farm I loved spreading manure. Farm life is the very best life. Everyone should experience it. Keeping it real! 👍👏💕🐄
I agree, there is just something about painting a field brown. It’s just so relaxing being in a tractor all day. I can’t say it enough, you do a great job with your channel. I’m so impressed. Have a good week.
Off all the remarks I could say regarding this very good video, (like others) I could not forget.... the sandwich. With lettuce and stuff hanging out... and the LOUD bite sounding so crunchy & good. I was watching it just lying there while you were talking. Thinking: What kind was it? Did Brent make or buy it, & gosh, I want a bite. Greetings from NC.😀🍔
Hi Taylor, sorry to hear about that calf dieing , I think that’s the hardest part about farming is loosing a nice animal, glad to hear the barn cleaner is working well, enjoy the days when everything is working because that just doesn’t seem to last,
Keeping it real 😊thank you Taylor!!!
So in my farming experience I have not seen post pounding. But I have never seen a post lift like that. I am in a northern tier state. It works. It takes guts to expose a loss like that. You did it to educate and I respect that. Farming is hard. You continue to be a blessing to the farming community. We are so misunderstood.
Thank you for the update on the Barn Chain. Was wondering about how it was running. Keep it REAL.
I can't wait for you to use your corn planter. I would like to see that.😊
I'm an old farmer, i understand farm talk! I have this old JD B, It's my stress reliever! I hop on it and go for a ride! years ago we had a horse roll into a gully and couldn't roll over, I hadn't seen it for a few days so the wife & I went looking for it, and found it dead with it's feet up. Don't jinks yourself! Love your videos!
Thanks for another great video, I totally understand what you are saying about loading with the skid loader, we have tried it in the past when we had too and often part of the load would tip off the back and into the skid loader!!!!!!
On many skid steers, you have to prevent the load from coming off the back of the bucket by tipping the bucket forward while you tilt the lift arms up. Been there, done that.
So lucky to work with a friend. Thanks for sharing.
Nice to see things are back in order! Kubota working and barn- cleaner working! Hopefully, you guys get back in fields soon! Have a great week, month, year! TAYLOR 👍✌️🇺🇸
What a fantastic channel you and Brent are amazing
Hi Taylor thanks for sharing another awesome video, must be quite a load off your mind now the cleaning system is working okay. It's so sad when you lose a animal but as you say you can't be there all the time. Cool way to knock fence posts in Brent thinking outside the box again. Thanks again take care and stay safe 👍 😊.
Looks great Taylor 😉 Every thing ready & all set for the spring work 👍
So Sad about the heifer. Always seems to be the good ones that can't stay out of trouble. Glad you explained about the skidsteer. It does seem to be a smaller one. How high you have to raise it, the further away from the spreader you have to be. The fence post "hammer time" was interesting. It was surprising how far down the post would go on the first hit! Sometimes the post might sink 6 inches. I guess we know why you do now!! Cool video Tay!!
Tay, Thx for all your vids, brings back so many memories.
Same for me.
Hello Taylor & Brent. I am so sorry to hear about your loss. Those things happen with any type of livestock and is the sad aspect of farming as you alluded to. I just wanted to mention another UA-cam channel that you may like that also have dairy cattle and lots of other farming content would be @TrinityDairy that is very well represented with the large IH tractors. The last video even ended with the kids on the farm which looked like a FFA meeting being schooled in birthing calves. Unfortunately when I was in high school, FFA wasn’t offered any only one school in Lexington KY had a FFA chapter. We had some rather large dairy farms in Central Kentucky and the government basically paid several of them to cease production which seems like the late 1970s to early 1980s. Before that happened, we used to have independent brands of dairy products and Kraft Foods used to have a facility in Lawrenceburg,Ky and there was a cheese plant called Cudahay Foods that had some of the best cheese that was out there. I am so glad that your new chain is working out for you. Best Regards From Mark In Kentucky.
Thanks for sharing, Taylor! Thankful for all y'all do. We've heard great feedback about SuperKlean's DuraFlow Dairy Nozzle, that it is making a huge difference in dairy farmers' lives.
Nothing like having a reliable barn cleaner in a dairy barn! I am glad you both are in a much better spot with the new to you barn cleaner. Sorry for your lost, never easy even thou a fact of life. Yea Kubota is back in operation. Hope you have good week.
Glad things are looking better with the weather and repairs.
Glad u found chain!
Yes! Makes life SO much easier! Thanks for watching 😀
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So sorry about your heifer Tay. I didn't understand what she got caught in but take a saw to it and get rid of it. Very glad to see some fencing it is always nice to get out along the fence line and see the farm. Also glad the barn cleaner did settle down once they are tight they run so much better. Hope you guys stay safe and healthy Tay.
Hi Taylor and Brent just finished watching the video it’s was awesome sad about cow plus fixing fence post at end you can swing the big hammer and going back mechanic at end and as always you both be safe 🇺🇸🇺🇸
I've lost a few good replacement heifers that same way. Sorry for your loss.
Hi Taylor, I Just recently found your channel and have been watching your videos past and present. My wife and I are in middle Tennessee. We had many dairy farms around here when we were growing up. Most are gone now but we enjoy watching your videos and seeing the work you do. My brother and I actually milked a small herd while we lived on our Great Aunt's place during our high school days. That was over 50 years ago. Keep the videos coming and we'll keep watching.
Hi, I’m so glad you are joining us! Seems to be that way all across the country, so many farms gone. Very cool that y’all worked on your Great aunts farm, what breed did you milk?? I always enjoy hearing other folks connection with farming, thank you so much for sharing! Hope you have a terrific evening 😃
We milked mixed breeds with a few Holsteins we purchased as bred heifers. She had been raising beef cows and changed after we moved there. Said she always wanted to have milk cows. We started selling the beef cows and buying milk cows. Some Jerseys mostly mixed breeds. We sold our milk to the local cheese plant. I don’t think we ever had over 12 to 15 cows.
Driving around the field dreaming of having newer equipment or tractors that would full fill your wishes.
I’m perfectly happy with older equipment
@@tayfarms Oh I have seen that look in your eyes when you see a newer tractor.
Reality of farming, when starting out new paint will sink you. Been there, done that.
A good second hand machine that is well run in might be better than a new one ha
@@tayfarms Old equipment has personality. Most people can't even start old eq. they've never seen. Usually there is a procedure. My tractor is to give very little throttle, bump starter x3, it always start on 3rd bump. Enjoy your videos down here in NC. 😎
Hi Taylor I'm from UK love your videos, your farm is very traditional I thought milking in barns was a thing of the past I was brought up on our dairy farm I'm 54 now but I rember cows being milked in stalls simular to yours when I was a kid it's good to see traditional farming methods still being used today I'd love to come milk some cows in your system just to bring back some memories 🙂
Taylor, you make great videos . I watch quite a few farming videos and none are better than yours,you are the best of all of them. Maybe I have bit of a a bias but I have thought about it and think not . I am fellow Mainer that grew up on a small dairy farm and I know all the hard work it takes to make it all work. Again you are the best !!!
In life on the farm, the most beautiful and most terrible moments are often very close together, at least in my experience. Hope you're making good progress. 👋🤞
Sorry to hear about the heifer, always hard especially when it's the livelihood. Hope you're having a wonderful day.
What a team from sandwiches , to pooh pits, to doing work on the tractors. This is the perfect way to enjoy Sunday morning videos, made my day, looking forward to more videos, the perfect stress relief.............. btim sw pa
Good Morning Taylor. Another great Video enjoy the rest of your day and hopefully soon you can get in the field as always stay healthy and safe.
You know stuff doesn't break if you don't use it. I am a retired farm tractor mechanic guys like you kept me busy. Kinda miss it now
Enjoying your videos on dairy farming. I have always cringed at the thought of the responsibilities that come with dairy cows. Never a day off. I am wondering what you do during the day to take a breather. On the ranch where I work we have a huge oak tree we sit under to rest and cool off.
That's hard to lose animals. I remember at times we lost calves and a cow within a couple weeks and other animals at times due to disase. It can be quite a loss for a familly farmer trying to feed the family and stay in business.
Does look like a few slats, like Brett said, on the trailer ramp would work good for loading and unloadeing the heifers. It would make the animals more stable and secure going up and down. You could see their hesitation which is usually the case when moving cattle or other animals to new places.
I remember having a large sprocket and roller chain drive that looked similar to your barn cleaner set up on our combine reel drive. We would really have to keep a close look at the sprocket teeth and chain links to see if they were worn more than we realized. They didn't have the heavy load that the gutter cleaner has, but a worn chain or sprocket could really cause it to work hard.
A tractor down is always difficult when it's suposed to be at work. Good you got er going!
Morning Taylor 👋🏻 beautiful weather today n the coming week here in Upstate NY 🌞🤘🏻 h.a.g.d.
Good morning! Glad to hear you are having some better weather 😃
Another great video Taylor, sorry about the heifer, but you just gotta take the good with the bad, just thing of the good times when something bad happens
Another great video sweetie. Glad the barn cleaner is good to go. Sorry about the heifer! 😢 I totally understand about being in the fields on a tractor, nothing like it.😊 Hopefully the Kubota is good to go now! 🤗
Taylor, I was raised on a small family farm and I know the value of hard work. Stay with it. You will never regret the results of doing thing yourself, the right way.
True farm girl!! Wish I could find someone like you to hire, that would be great.
Heck, wish I could find someone like you too marry! 🙃😊
Glad the barn cleaner is working again.
Your soc(etc set would be useful here, long extension for bottom mounting bolt and others with sockets a suggestion. 😊
A loss of life is always tough when farming. Those H bunks aren’t ideal for cattle. I loose one a year to them. This year i lost 1 and save 2 being that i found them in time. Best thing is to get rid of them. Glad to see the new chain working! Been there last fall just over 11k to replace in a 50 cow barn. Took a lot of stress off though. As for the tractor glad it’s running. We’ve learned to keep a spare of everything on farm. It’s come in handy often.
Sorry for the loss of the heifer.Good idea pounding posts from truck bed..Take care and stay safe.
Regards heifer loss I would be doing something about that feed stall did she say one a year was lost
I said one every two years or so and they are made of concrete and built into the barns support wall so not really much we can do about it
Fence fixing and rock picking was the worst jobs in the spring.
So glad to see things better for you both. Replacing the drop cleaner was a massively hard and long day for you both. I bet you’re glad that’s behind you. Good stuff you produce. Sometimes a bit long, as I don’t watch anything or anyone but tayfarms that is longer then 20 mins. My favorite small farm vlog by far…
Ah farming. The joys and heartbreaks. Glad the Kubota is up and running. Also glad your barn cleaner is working flawlessly. And I am glad you enjoy farming. It can be very rewarding. I agree that running a tractor in the field is very rewarding. lI used to be so at ease on a tractor in the fields. Shame about your heifer, but like you said, that's farming. You try your best to make things safe for your animals, but sometimes things happen that are out of your control. Keep on farming and God Bless.
Sorry you guys lost a heifer. Sometimes stuff happens beyond our control. Nice to see the Kutoba back in service. I know yall are happy about that!! lol
Love watching the real life of your farm.
Another great video sorry for the loss of your cow😢 God bless you and Brent ❤
Thanks so much, always hard to lose them but it’s al part of farming
When they were put in new you got a oil tank with a tap and spout for used motor oil so it would run on the return side of the chain but I made one for myen with a 4 liter oil jug take the cap dril a quarter inch hole in the center and put on it side and cut a hole on the other side and put used oil in and let run when you are done just set spout side up on a paddle till next time
Fantastic about the barn cleaner. How long did it take to get all the paddles cut to length? How much chain do you have left? Where can you get spare links for the chain (for when they wear out in a few years down the road)?
Good Morning Taylor. Gonna be a nice week all week. Have fun and you and Brent be safe
Great video been watching a while dairy farming rs not a easy job thanks for videos 😅😅😅
Sad that sometimes all the checking you do on animals in a new barn and something still happens to one of them but at least you have your equipment ready for spring.
I had a friend of mine bring me a load of Manure yesterday and I put some of it on one of my gardens I decided to put Leaves on the garden and I got both of them tilled today.
That’s great! Hopefully the weather warms up and planting can begin 🙂
Always sad when an animal dies. Nice video Taylor.
I grew up on dairy farm. It can have it's moments.
Good morning Taylor and Brent
Sorry about the heifer, bad way to go and not at all pleasant to deal with. When that kind of thing happens it always bothers you, the day it doesn't is when you should probably think about doing something else. Glad to hear the gutter cleaner and the Kubota are both working great again. I get nervous when things are all working, just waiting for the other shoe to drop. In my case it is often a big muck filled boot.
Keep up the good work, always enjoy checking in with you guys.
It’s a hard thing for sure, and you are absolutely right. If it doesn’t really bother you then something is wrong! I know exactly what ya mean 😉 super nerve wracking waiting for something to go wrong 😅 Thanks so very much for watching, hope to hear from you soon!
Nothing I'd rather do than be on a tractor. Shame about the heifer, that is a lot of lost income. I used to be a mechanic for a local John Deere dealer. Nice when everything is working right.
Good morning Taylor 💯🌞✌🏻💚🌱I hope you have a great day 💯
Same to you!
I understand, it's our happy place
Taylor thank you for being a good help to Brent
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Hi Taylor, know how you feel we had to have a bulling heifer put down the day before Christmas, she was in straw pen 30x30ft Square and managed some how to break her ankle biggest in the pen ..hurts to lose one
Yea can relate.lost a couple upside down in J bunk and H bunks. Always the best ones.
Great video Taylor and Brent
Oh the thoughts that run threw ya mind on a open station tractor! A couple days on the 1566 i start to hear it in my sleep!🤙
Oh yeah!😉
@tayfarms atleast on it I never hear my phone ring!😂 That thing is a hinder!
how did the wooden tie stalls come to be made? How long have they been around?
Like a surgical team working on that starter install "washer, nut, 15mm" awesome to see great team work
I miss fixing fences.
Blessings upon you both ❤
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You guys are going to have your own heifers good job .im in michigan banks told everyone here to sell their hefiers because it cost 2400.00 to raise a heifer they bred sll there cows to black calves noe are paying 3000.00 dollars for replacements some farmers cant find them and banks arent giving certain farms money to buy replacements there making them sell out i just sold 2 extras got 3000.00 a peice needed it for planting .brents a good guy so are you keep doing what your doing .
sad news about that cow but as you said its all part of it much as you hate it lost calves myself, amazing how much those posts go down, man its great to have a small person for those close jobs congrats to you i was taught to unhook the battery when working on wires
Another great video from you and brent😊
Thanks again!
Your worst day in farming is still way better than my best day in truck driving! I envy you so much! Take it from me, dont ever leave the farm! you can never go back.
Hey Taylor, sure to bad about your heifer. You have some nice looking replacement's. Have you guys ever just tried tapping your posts in with a loader like your skid steer. We put a plate under our one Kubota loader and put posts in all the time, we point the posts with chain saw and after a rain cap tap em in. Give it a shot!!!!! Be safe. S. Ia.
Ratchet and extension would make short work of the bottom bolt
I am so sorry you guys lost the car that must be really tough on you guys
Knowledge is powerful in farming.then it makes Decision-making easier,tay thank-you!
Ah yes, the rite of Spring, fixing fence. Always hoping to be done before the black flies and mosquitoes drive you crazy. Nice system for driving the posts in, faster and less taxing on shoulders. Sorry about your heifer, sad loss.
Hey that fence row with the oak tree... check and see if there is a rock amongst the stones that has no business being there
Good to see everything working and another great video
Thank you!
🆒 Video Taylor...!!!!!
Enjoyed your video
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Love tearing the barn cleaner is working great search a load off of the stress
Still no poo slinging, but maybe by the time I'm watching this you will be out there! Videos are just so darn short as we enjoy them so much!
So what kind of coffee have you two been drinking lately? And I assume it is a dark roast?
So sorry to hear that a young cow died 😥
Thank you, it’s always a difficult thing
Sorry to hear about the heifer.
Not common to see farms from Maine on UA-cam...I grew up on my Grandfather's dairy farm in Alton. I've also known the owner of Maple Lane Farms over to Charleston since I was 7 or 8 years old as well as the Rollins family over on 94 in Dexter...My Dad used to haul milk and they were two of his farms.
That’s amazing! It really is a small world 😄
I hauled concrete to several farms in Ripley, Corinna and the Hartland/St Albans area when I drove mixer for Haley in 2016 for silage and manure pits