After watching your videos for so long, UA-cam's algorithm had another Pennsylvania Dairyman's channel pop up. It was interesting to see the difference between operations. You and your family run a very clean and efficient business with the health and wellbeing of the cows taking center stage. Great job Eric!
A lot of different processes to keep up on, from the feed and nutrition, to the cows health as well as their care is enough in itself. But like most farmers, you all push yourselves to get more things done efficiently and cost consciously. Good job with the cows, take care and have a wonderful week.
Your video brought back memories of milk testing days on our farm in Michigan. Our tester was a guy named Sylvester Abraham who was a great guy and easy to work with. My job (when I was about 8-10 years old) was to put a little orange pill in each jar that held the milk sample for each cow. I think it was some kind of preservative. I thought I was so important...funny what strong memories I have from 50 years ago in a 6-stall flat floor milking parlor...and how many valuable life skills I developed there. Keep up the great work and the videos!!
Good to see the vids are becoming more frequent again. I appreciate it. As a dairy farmer in Australia you do an incredible job of explaining a system so different to mine. A talent to be commended & no doubt the reason for your channel’s success 👍👌
Good to see you guys using D H I A records. I am sure I have missed a previous video where you were showing this process. We used th big old bulky weigh jars a of my short milking career. Dad all ways said daily weights were the best herd health indicator on the farm. Absolutely not taking anything away from you guys operation at all. You definitely have a very productive dairy ERIC !! MERRY CHRISTMAS TO ALL OF YOU.
Going back to your lawn mower video you need to try a ferris available at Messick's a friend of mine had one and he got it at the Abbottstown PA location. It was one of the big block ones add front and rear suspension could mow pretty much anything. I hope you and your family have a very Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year
Enjoyed the information on what and why you feed the different commodities to your cows. You are quite the expert hay bale mover. Thanks for the great video.
95% today, looking forward to Christmas and skiing in the new year. I was talking to my wife yesterday, she would like to delay her retirement for three years and then we could upgrade our yacht, I would need to occupy myself for that time and I have always wanted to restore a house in France or Spain, so I may do that, having said that she may just retire next spring and we sail our current yacht around the world
If you want an easier way of farming, there’s going to be more to maintain, or just go back to feeding from a trailer, anything that moves will need maintenance.
If you were creating a milking parlor from scratch would you still go with the style you have now or would you consider the carosel that they ride around and go back out? Is there a big difference in the procedure? Is one way more efficient then the other?
After watching your videos for so long, UA-cam's algorithm had another Pennsylvania Dairyman's channel pop up. It was interesting to see the difference between operations. You and your family run a very clean and efficient business with the health and wellbeing of the cows taking center stage. Great job Eric!
Cleaning the farm is no longer a difficult problem and can be done every day. God bless you.
THANKS FOR SHARING YOUR FARM STUFF ERIC
So very interesting watching your work on the farm. Thanks for posting.
A lot of different processes to keep up on, from the feed and nutrition, to the cows health as well as their care is enough in itself. But like most farmers, you all push yourselves to get more things done efficiently and cost consciously. Good job with the cows, take care and have a wonderful week.
Your video brought back memories of milk testing days on our farm in Michigan. Our tester was a guy named Sylvester Abraham who was a great guy and easy to work with. My job (when I was about 8-10 years old) was to put a little orange pill in each jar that held the milk sample for each cow. I think it was some kind of preservative. I thought I was so important...funny what strong memories I have from 50 years ago in a 6-stall flat floor milking parlor...and how many valuable life skills I developed there. Keep up the great work and the videos!!
amazing video Eric. Thank you and your family very much. Merry Christmas bud
Good video Eric nice add on for the parlor nice to know what each cow is producing.
Good to see the vids are becoming more frequent again. I appreciate it. As a dairy farmer in Australia you do an incredible job of explaining a system so different to mine. A talent to be commended & no doubt the reason for your channel’s success 👍👌
Great video as.always. Loved.the cat sneaking into the video in the parlour. Merry Christmas to you and your Family.
Great video, Erik. Thanks for sharing. You guys have a Merry Christmas and a great New Year!!
Seemed like an easy quick fix love ur videos keep up the great work
You, Eric, are the master skid steer driver! Merry Christmas!
the time lapse with the cows always crack me up...
Good Observation Eric. You added more life to the belt. Merry Christmas. Enjoy time with your family.
Stay warm and safe brother from the imperial county California and have a merry Christmas 🎄🎄🎄 you and your family
Your cow farm is amazing
Have a great Christmas Eric!
MERRY CHRISTMAS AND HAPPY NEW YEAR'S ERIC AND TO YOUR FAMILY AS WELL
A Merry Christmas
And happy, healthy and blessed new year to you and your whole family
So amazing as to what goes into your feeds god bless
Often when the belt starts running off like that the grove in that shaft has got filled up with feed or gunk of some sort. Happy holidays!
Good to see you guys using D H I A records. I am sure I have missed a previous video where you were showing this process. We used th big old bulky weigh jars a of my short milking career. Dad all ways said daily weights were the best herd health indicator on the farm. Absolutely not taking anything away from you guys operation at all. You definitely have a very productive dairy ERIC !! MERRY CHRISTMAS TO ALL OF YOU.
Merry Christmas and Happy New Year to you and your family.
Another Great Video 👍 Great content, keep up the great work!
Happy Holidays!!
Have a great and safe holiday with your family. God bless
Dave, CA
Thanks
Going back to your lawn mower video you need to try a ferris available at Messick's a friend of mine had one and he got it at the Abbottstown PA location. It was one of the big block ones add front and rear suspension could mow pretty much anything. I hope you and your family have a very Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year
Cool, thanks for showing us!
Merry Christmas to you and your family
Aloha from Ohio
Keep up the great videos
Enjoyed the information on what and why you feed the different commodities to your cows. You are quite the expert hay bale mover. Thanks for the great video.
95% today, looking forward to Christmas and skiing in the new year. I was talking to my wife yesterday, she would like to delay her retirement for three years and then we could upgrade our yacht, I would need to occupy myself for that time and I have always wanted to restore a house in France or Spain, so I may do that, having said that she may just retire next spring and we sail our current yacht around the world
Merry Christmas Eric
Another very interesting video Thank you 😊😊
All good!
wow, green and no snow there
If you want an easier way of farming, there’s going to be more to maintain, or just go back to feeding from a trailer, anything that moves will need maintenance.
It’s so cool how the milk testing in America is similar to New Zealand
Good stuff Eric
Over all which do you feel is better; a belt or a chain conveyor for the TMR mixer?
Going to buy some merch, Nice video
Very cool!
That’s the first time seeing a cat on any of your videos, come to think of it I haven’t seen the little jack russel in awhile.
Keep going Eric, who does the milking Christmas Day?
Will you ever do fans visiting the farm?
love the video
First time I have ever seen a cat at the farm.
It's all the milk 😂
Ive never heard of a farm that didn't have a cat.
I'm sure there's barn cats around. Usually not exactly pets.
Good video. Wan to wish all of you a blessed and Merry Christmas.
From unloading the hay we can tell you liked Legos as a kid!
Good eye.
Need a snappy toon over those time lapses, dead air isn’t it !
If you were creating a milking parlor from scratch would you still go with the style you have now or would you consider the carosel that they ride around and go back out? Is there a big difference in the procedure? Is one way more efficient then the other?
I just to tell you to have a good Christmas with your family from family too your Kitchener Ontario Canada
Glad mine mixer has no beld ! Just 2 doors to open and the feed will fal out
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Hi, Eric!
Thought you were going to pop a chocolate milk out from under that belt. 😅 Have a good Christmas.
Do you guys have silos for the milk hauling ? Or is it direct ship ?
Would love to see a video about the milk loading and hauling
You sound all stuffed up head colds are the worst! Merry Christmas to you all!!
i need nearly 6 minutes for watching your video (1,5x speed), in this time you get 95 likes - good job!
You have cats? Nice.please show some from the milkconteiner and the milktrucks
How come you don't make your own hay? Cost effective to buy?
We don't have enough land to grow all our feed so it makes sense for us not to deal with dry hay. This hay is likely coming from lower quality ground.
Hey brother, we want the video to be longer than 30 minutes because we really enjoy your content. Your creativity has arrived. Good-bye
Looks like you might’ve unloaded a semi a time or 2.
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Do you milk two ot three times a day?
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You show them starting to test milk you should show how much each cow gives . Then we can see how good the cows are.
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0:30 That is one SMALL cow, what breed is that?
And if nothing helps, after we have tried everything, we read the manuell... 😉
A cow makes 75 to 80 milk a day?
That's pounds of milk. 8.6 lbs in a gallon.
Excuse me?
Could you give me a work in dairyfarm/shop/restaurant/factory/hotel/others?
Cat? 0:32
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