Good to have you back Jan, this channel is one which I most look forward to, the old girl in retirement it’s good to see you appreciate the hard work she gave to the dairy, she must be well over the 100 ton mark! would love to know how much she gave, take care, from Wales UK 🏴
Supporting breast cancer research with purchases for a *dairy* farm is very appropriate. 💖 I saw a channel where he picked up an old 6-foot brush from a car wash and mounted it on a post stuck into the ground. His herd made use of it. Being repurposed scrap that needed no power or control mechanism, it was a free supplement to fancy brush machines.
Your Dad "Signing Off" was Banger Jan! LOLOLOL Really glad you all are going for the Crop Insurance too. As you mentioned, the "Stress" factor has already diminished some and you are right in hoping for No Drought conditions...but in case Nature has other plans, you are protected to some degree! Cheers From COW-lumbus, Ohio MOO
Always nice to have a safety net. You were concerned last fall with your Canola due to grass hopper numbers. That and the dry hot summer had me wondering how things turned out come harvest. Nice to have you back, smaller, family run Canadian dairy farmers need some representation and a voice. You do both of those very well.
Great outro, love your dad, great sense of humor and a nice smile. Thanks for sharing, and the time to spend making the videos. Always enjoyable, interesting, informative and entertaining. Please keep them coming, bro.
My sister's champion 4-H star lived to a ripe old age. she was the senior cow in the herd, all of the others respected her, She was usually the first in the barn after being out in the pasture, all the others stood aside for her to pass through. I don't remember how old she was when she stopped producing milk. She was the honorary "grandmother" to most of the calves that might be born out in the pasture in the summer. When we dispersed the herd, she went to a local farm museum and joined their other animals where she lived out her days. Those 4-H animals are always special.
Hey Jan, great to see you back. I thought you got frozen in a slough somewhere, and just made it back. 😁😁😁 Looking forward to more of my favorite farm videos.
In Germany all DeLaval SCB have yellow brushes, blue brushes only availabe as spare part. Pink you get only as wrap plastic for silage bales. Breast cancer is not so much a public topic than in northern america because a good working prevention system.
Love watching cows on new bedding & on the brush!..... On the cow hooves, what if you need more than a shaving? Like for a big sore or something, do you do the medicine & wrap yourself? Finally, Gierok Farms ( WI ) has a you tube video. Ever watch them? They did a great one today on " Numbers on a Dairy ". Very interesting. If you did one of those, it would probably answer a lot of questions you must get. Just a suggestion.
In sweden that Pink colour on stuff have been a big thing here for a long time. We have Pink plastic instead of white on bales. And blue is for prostate cancer. As delaval is from sweden im proud they do the same in the world for a good cause. Cheers
So so good to have you back. Very interested to hear about the crop insurance. And a shout out to your fine dad. Great sense of humor. I know you get your good nature from this fine man. God bless you all.
Most of the farm channels that I have been watching show signs of the climate making food production risky. Storms are getting much more intense and rain amounts are really undependable. Was great to have your Dad do the exit for the video. Thanks.
Jan ! Glad to have you back. I'm enjoying this video early 5am ish on a Chilly Sunday morning here in PA . 1st cup of coffee and a video from SaskDutch Kid Good Sunday morning to ya.
I’m always happy when you put up another farm video Jan, thanks for all the extra work you put into these! Yours and Neline’s content are my favorites! Much love and respect from my Tennessee hill farm. I hope we see more Mirium cheese making adventures!
I wonder if you could weld up a cage or frame to bolt onto the pallet forks for when you’re handling shavings. Maybe something that would have 2 vertical bars and a couple horizontal bars each, on the sides and back to help stabilize the stacks of shavings?
Great ending Jan 😊 it's really great to see your father do that weather he likes it or not he has fans of his own and it's great to see him embrace it dad's a smart ol fella
Great video jan in England we’ve had pink silage wrap there was a pink tractor a couple of years ago can’t remember what make and a pink Bailey tipping trailer this spring all in a good cause
Will crop insurance pay enough to replace a good part of your replacement feed costs? Glad you had some fun away for your birthday! Thanks for resuming your great videos Jan, really enjoy seeing your farm life!
What do you think it is about the fresh pack that gives your girls such a charge? That brush is a big hit; I think your girls might enjoy a few more of them hanging around. Your father seems like a cool guy; I remember once when he talked about not letting you out of the milk tank when you were cleaning it.
You need to put more then just one brush for your cow’s. They’re just loving it so much. Yea know how that feels having hardly any good crop. Glad to see you back have not seen you on line but know I know why glad you got it fix. That poor pet cow so old but loves being petted. Hope every farmer has better luck with the field crops.
Ferdinand will not walk away; still want back scratch…will be pet bull; just need flowers “Hot Child in the City”…like the change up in the dub…that’s not Neline’s knife…fresh bed is always joyful…”you spin me right ‘round”…I’d brush that…time for my spa treatment!...sunlit gems…live and learn - best thing to do…ribs letting you know about it? lol
A farmer friend in S. Dakota told me had it not been for crop insurance the last few years they would've been forced to sell off most of their herd of beef cattle because their hay yeilds were dismal.. But they have been able to buy what is needed . Also , in a good year they grow enough corn & beans to sell several semi loads after their herd needs were met .. But the last 3/4 yrs the drought has lowered their yields & very little went to ethanol plants... But he said every year their insurance rates have increased substantially and if not for the sales of the pure breed bulls the farm would've not profited ... Most farms operate on the edge as is but if this drought continues I think we'll start seeing many more farms go under...
Nice to see your new videos! Crop ins. Questions- does the insurance cover your costs only- or lost product due to drought. Also, in the case of hail, how do they figure out the damage if only part of the crop is destroyed. Does ins. Cover tornado damage to the crops too?
I'm in a drought to I live in the United States the state I live in is Iowa it's been dry here for 3 years . Our Big Creek is getting very low. We have been able to do felid work already in early March.
I wonder if the wood chip company might split each of the pallets into 2 so that they don't tip, and stack one on top of the other. Not sure if that's feasible / stable in the truck though.
Since you didn't have crop insurance recently, if a loss, or low bushel per acre happens, will payment then be based on yeild average of area fields are in, till you get a consistent harvest average registered against your growing averages? That's how I've understood it anyways. Good to see you back 👍👍
The best way to prevent a drought is to buy crop insurance. The best way to prevent heavy snowfall season is to buy a new snow blower. Seems that way- just saying. LOL I bought a new snow blower- hardly used it.
Good to have you back Jan, this channel is one which I most look forward to, the old girl in retirement it’s good to see you appreciate the hard work she gave to the dairy, she must be well over the 100 ton mark! would love to know how much she gave, take care, from Wales UK 🏴
Your Dad's a hoot. Good sense of humor.
Supporting breast cancer research with purchases for a *dairy* farm is very appropriate. 💖
I saw a channel where he picked up an old 6-foot brush from a car wash and mounted it on a post stuck into the ground. His herd made use of it. Being repurposed scrap that needed no power or control mechanism, it was a free supplement to fancy brush machines.
That’s a real touch of class! Nice!
The cows really enjoy a good scratch. Enjoyable to watch. Thanks. Also all animals enjoy fresh bedding.
Your Dad "Signing Off" was Banger Jan! LOLOLOL Really glad you all are going for the Crop Insurance too. As you mentioned, the "Stress" factor has already diminished some and you are right in hoping for No Drought conditions...but in case Nature has other plans, you are protected to some degree! Cheers From COW-lumbus, Ohio MOO
To have your dad doing the end that was great fun. your dad has a great smile
Happy!! you got some quality "ME" time away from the farm. sure glad you're back.
Always nice to have a safety net. You were concerned last fall with your Canola due to grass hopper numbers. That and the dry hot summer had me wondering how things turned out come harvest. Nice to have you back, smaller, family run Canadian dairy farmers need some representation and a voice. You do both of those very well.
Prayers for all the rain you need 🙏🙏🙏’s
Has it been dry there? Here in the UK February was the wettest on record.
Love to hear about the cost of crop insurance, what's covered, and how to choose which crops to cover.
payout/claims details are numbing....
Great outro, love your dad, great sense of humor and a nice smile. Thanks for sharing, and the time to spend making the videos. Always enjoyable, interesting, informative and entertaining. Please keep them coming, bro.
They love those brushes ; apparently helps increase milk production as well in addition to making the cows feel great.
My sister's champion 4-H star lived to a ripe old age. she was the senior cow in the herd, all of the others respected her, She was usually the first in the barn after being out in the pasture, all the others stood aside for her to pass through. I don't remember how old she was when she stopped producing milk. She was the honorary "grandmother" to most of the calves that might be born out in the pasture in the summer. When we dispersed the herd, she went to a local farm museum and joined their other animals where she lived out her days. Those 4-H animals are always special.
In Sweden its common with the pink color for brestcancer, yellow = childrens cancer and blue for prostatacancer.
Thanks my friend for sharing a great new video!! 😁
Hey Jan, great to see you back. I thought you got frozen in a slough somewhere, and just made it back. 😁😁😁 Looking forward to more of my favorite farm videos.
Great video Jan. Glad to have you back! Sounds like the brush could use a little WD-40 😅
In Germany all DeLaval SCB have yellow brushes, blue brushes only availabe as spare part.
Pink you get only as wrap plastic for silage bales. Breast cancer is not so much a public topic than in northern america because a good working prevention system.
Love watching cows on new bedding & on the brush!..... On the cow hooves, what if you need more than a shaving? Like for a big sore or something, do you do the medicine & wrap yourself? Finally, Gierok Farms ( WI ) has a you tube video. Ever watch them? They did a great one today on " Numbers on a Dairy ". Very interesting. If you did one of those, it would probably answer a lot of questions you must get. Just a suggestion.
Hi Jan. New brush, happy cows. Greetings from Italy.
In sweden that Pink colour on stuff have been a big thing here for a long time. We have Pink plastic instead of white on bales. And blue is for prostate cancer. As delaval is from sweden im proud they do the same in the world for a good cause. Cheers
Always something these days. im thinking the cows love the new pink brush .great video thanks for sharing 👍
So so good to have you back. Very interested to hear about the crop insurance. And a shout out to your fine dad. Great sense of humor. I know you get your good nature from this fine man. God bless you all.
Wow we really missed you here in New Jersey love watching your videos
I love seeing the cows dancing on the fresh straw. And the cows queuing up for the brushing.
Glad you are doing well, really enjoying your video's and it's great to see your dad in the videos
Most of the farm channels that I have been watching show signs of the climate making food production risky. Storms are getting much more intense and rain amounts are really undependable. Was great to have your Dad do the exit for the video. Thanks.
See your dad around all the time, but nice to hear from him. All your family works so hard. God bless your labor.
Liked the new music vibe while unloading the sawdust. Added a nice energy boost to the shot
Like the pink brushes for the dairy cows. Seems very appropriate.
Jan ! Glad to have you back. I'm enjoying this video early 5am ish on a Chilly Sunday morning here in PA . 1st cup of coffee and a video from SaskDutch Kid Good Sunday morning to ya.
I’m always happy when you put up another farm video Jan, thanks for all the extra work you put into these! Yours and Neline’s content are my favorites! Much love and respect from my Tennessee hill farm. I hope we see more Mirium cheese making adventures!
Always a good day when Jan, brings us some farming, interesting to see what y'all do from day to day. Nice to see Dad having fun at the end.
So glad to see your videos again. Your dairy is one of the best on UA-cam.
Jan, glad to see you back.
That looks like so much fun driving all those cool vehicles!
Nice to see you back Jan
Shiloh needs some Delaval Brush time.
Haha! I was thinking that someone must’ve backed into her and just let go while she was sleeping !
Thanks for sharing this interesting video. Good to see your Dad taking part, I love to see & hear your family in your videos. God bless.
I kept back three cows when the herd was sold, wish i had kept more.
I wonder if you could weld up a cage or frame to bolt onto the pallet forks for when you’re handling shavings. Maybe something that would have 2 vertical bars and a couple horizontal bars each, on the sides and back to help stabilize the stacks of shavings?
Great ending Jan 😊 it's really great to see your father do that weather he likes it or not he has fans of his own and it's great to see him embrace it dad's a smart ol fella
Great Video!
So glad you are back and doing content again.
Great video jan in England we’ve had pink silage wrap there was a pink tractor a couple of years ago can’t remember what make and a pink Bailey tipping trailer this spring all in a good cause
Glad you're back and I love the pink we do breast cancer awareness in October
Glad to be watching your videos again
Shylow is absolutely beautiful! The cattle are loving that scratching brush, can't beat a good scratch!
I love 1690, she is hilarious 😁
Thanks again Jan, another great video ♥️🇨🇦
Great video brother from the imperial county California 🇺🇲👍 and have a great weekend
GOOD MORNING TO ALL
I’d be very interested in the crop insurance. I used to farm and had it every year until I broke my back in a farm accident
Will crop insurance pay enough to replace a good part of your replacement feed costs? Glad you had some fun away for your birthday! Thanks for resuming your great videos Jan, really enjoy seeing your farm life!
Love your dad's outro 😁
Here in the U.S. we devote an entire month to breast cancer awareness. A lot of the local first responders have vehicles painted and wrapped for it.
Going to the city is not too bad I bet you stopped at Timmy’s
A line up for the pink brush.
Dairy Farming here in New Zealand is a lot of Difference in Dairy Farming there in Canada Mate
Cheers !
Welcome back!
Crop imput costs are so high so hopefully crop insurance helps if this years crops are poor
What do you think it is about the fresh pack that gives your girls such a charge? That brush is a big hit; I think your girls might enjoy a few more of them hanging around. Your father seems like a cool guy; I remember once when he talked about not letting you out of the milk tank when you were cleaning it.
wel-come back brother its 11:40 pm at nepal
You need to put more then just one brush for your cow’s. They’re just loving it so much.
Yea know how that feels having hardly any good crop. Glad to see you back have not seen you on line but know I know why glad you got it fix. That poor pet cow so old but loves being petted. Hope every farmer has better luck with the field crops.
Luv ur dad. Hes a trip❤
I would be very interested to hear about how crop insurance works.
Great video , glad you are back , stay safe . Enjoy.
Don't think the lady's are curious about the brush, I thank they are waiting for their turn. ❤❤❤
That's was great having your Dad end the video!!! Yes explain about the crop insurance. Thanks.
Hi,again!
Ferdinand will not walk away; still want back scratch…will be pet bull; just need flowers
“Hot Child in the City”…like the change up in the dub…that’s not Neline’s knife…fresh bed is always joyful…”you spin me right ‘round”…I’d brush that…time for my spa treatment!...sunlit gems…live and learn - best thing to do…ribs letting you know about it? lol
Hi there I’m so happy your back on You tube love your channel
The cows and calves love fresh beding they go crazy.
Hello Jan, how is cow no. 25 doing after a long time? Please interview her and give her some cuddles.
Great outro. Glad to see you back at it. Good to know you took some time off for yourself, it’s important.
A farmer friend in S. Dakota told me had it not been for crop insurance the last few years they would've been forced to sell off most of their herd of beef cattle because their hay yeilds were dismal..
But they have been able to buy what is needed .
Also , in a good year they grow enough corn & beans to sell several semi loads after their herd needs were met ..
But the last 3/4 yrs the drought has lowered their yields & very little went to ethanol plants...
But he said every year their insurance rates have increased substantially and if not for the sales of the pure breed bulls the farm would've not profited ...
Most farms operate on the edge as is but if this drought continues I think we'll start seeing many more farms go under...
I think watching the cows, no matter their age, always become little calfs again when its fresh straw day! Lol
You totally need to get a second brush.
Welcome back Jan. You deserved a great vacation. Respect for showing support for Breast Cancer too.
The girls kept a close eye on you putting up the pretty pink brush.
Hey Jan, looks like your Father took a shot at you there at the end of the clip. Good to see his sense of humor.
Back with a bang 🎉 cranking out videos again 😂
Someone just needs to have a cow brush cam 24/7 on UA-cam lol
great video
Nice to see your new videos! Crop ins. Questions- does the insurance cover your costs only- or lost product due to drought. Also, in the case of hail, how do they figure out the damage if only part of the crop is destroyed. Does ins. Cover tornado damage to the crops too?
We use to unload shaving bales and put them on pallets. Manager said it was cheaper
Oil has already been invented for that cattle brush. Nice to have you back.
Please explain how the crop insurance works and how it compares to the US.
I'm in a drought to I live in the United States the state I live in is Iowa it's been dry here for 3 years . Our Big Creek is getting very low. We have been able to do felid work already in early March.
Hi Jan, (Moo Cow inner dialogue) Ohhh, this pink brush is MOOOO-Velous !!!! Those Skid Steers, I think, need a shower right about now !!!
Congrats on the 200K subs. Member when you first started the channel.
I wonder if the wood chip company might split each of the pallets into 2 so that they don't tip, and stack one on top of the other. Not sure if that's feasible / stable in the truck though.
With big Trudy, I'd definitely insure all crops.
Since you didn't have crop insurance recently, if a loss, or low bushel per acre happens, will payment then be based on yeild average of area fields are in, till you get a consistent harvest average registered against your growing averages? That's how I've understood it anyways. Good to see you back 👍👍
Next time your in town buy a can of oil for that brush,that squeak would drive me crazy
Great to see you back on
Another nice vídeo 🎉🎉🎉🎉
So glad to see you back making videos always put out great content
God blessed in this day
I love how the first cow be like, I got dibs on this new brush, you other ladies go find your own! 😊
Great outro
The best way to prevent a drought is to buy crop insurance. The best way to prevent heavy snowfall season is to buy a new snow blower. Seems that way- just saying. LOL I bought a new snow blower- hardly used it.