We thank Vets and active duty Service men for their service to our country and that is proper. I think we all have to thank you for your service. You provide insights to how milk comes to our table. It is very important we all see this process and the "everyday" struggles you go through to provide those products. Thank you.
Hi Eric...I'm gonna watch this twice as I love watching your cows moving about, and learning about their care & whatnot!! Thanks for making such great entertaining video's for everyone to see and learn about a dairy farm!! :) :) :)
To the tenth generation Farmers I just want to wish you and your entire family Happy Thanksgiving thank you for sharing your life with us y'all have a good one a safe one and God bless each and everyone of you
Hey Eric........I've been a subscriber for a while now. I have been involved in the dairy industry all my life (I'm 59). Disappointed that my children choose careers off the farm....their heart wasn't in it so it is for the best. Just wanted to say, regardless of the task whether its routine maintenance, herd management or crop production, you do a tremendous job....good on you. Considering your herd size, the fact that you have close up heifers to sell as opposed to retaining them within your herd indicates the quality of management you provide. They may not have made you a big profit but if you retained them with in your herd they would have had the same cost........at least for the time being you have had a quick infusion of cash from the sale of the four heifers.....all the best going forward.....sorry for the long post.
I had the opportunity to work for a dairy farm in the late 1970’s in Annville Pa, . Being a city kid working on a farm really taught me the meaning of work. I enjoyed moving the cattle around the most because made me feel like a cowboy. I enjoy your videos, they bring back some great memories! Wishing you and your family a most wonderful Thanksgiving,,
I have admired your work ethic for quite a while. I was a dairyman on my uncles farm back in the day and I enjoyed it everyday. Please be safe and you and your family have a good Thanksgiving.....I am very interested in your videos so keep them coming. Your dad must be very proud of you..... AGAIN, PLEASE TAKE CARE OF YOURSELF AND YOUR FAMILY!
Eric, Glad to see your dad is back at it. I enjoy how you folks treat the cows. They are a gift from god to for sure. Hope you and all of your family have a safe and good Thanksgiving!
I could watch these videos everyday. Wish I could work on the farm with you guys that would be awesome!! Glad everybody is doing well and hope you and your family have a great Thanksgiving. 🇺🇲
Those four BIG girls was a LOAD on the trailer. The tires squatted pretty good and it looked like the springs had a pretty good strain. Guess that’s what happens when you use quality feed. I really enjoyed watching the cow sorting. Usually don’t show it very often. Nice to see. Awesome video. Thanks
I hope your cameras gonna catch a birth someday. It does, however, never cease to amaze me how you're always finding new angles to film the same chores at. Very creative.
Ive always fantasized about living on a farm especially after visiting my uncles dairy farm, until i was old enough to realize how much work you have to do lol. Ive got nothing but respect for all farmers it's no easy life but I hope it's rewarding for you guys. Thanks for all the delicious products .
Thank you for showing livestock movement in a positive way. Too many bad videos out there. Thank you for being a great stockman and showing the world how it’s normally done. Best wishes for your operation.
Your process is a whole lot better than ours was! 1-2 years old went out to field on a hillside half forest - half pasture from April - October. October was nothing less than a wild cow roundup.
I've recently been watching Temple Grandin vids on animal behavior and reducing their stress (and thus optimizing their production.) As a non-farmer I never knew there was so much to know. Much of what you do seems to be aimed at making your cows as happy and stress free as possible. Perhaps you could dedicate a whole video to soley pointing out all the things things you do to make your cows happy. Thanks for all you do.
great video erik, sorting and moving is one of my favorite on our farm it's just feels good to be on top of everything at the end of the day, happy thanksgiving to your family
Moving is right...each age group to your “rooms”. Just like school.🤓. Great video Eric, your camera angles are always so good. God Bless you and your family and Happy Thanksgiving! Many folks forget that the cows have to be milked and chores done 24/7 , 365 days a year. Rain, shine, sleet , snow and holidays. Thank you farmers everywhere for our groceries.
My favorite channels are 10th Generation and Trinity Dairy. Both channels show different perspective on dairying and how both ways can be successful. 10th Generation I really love the attention to detail you show on your cattle.
Hey Eric i love youre videos. Born and raised in New England grew up as a child on a neighbors farm. Much RESPECT for the farmer . Happy Thanksgiving to you n family....
I hope you have a wonderful Thanksgiving it looks like your jobs never overI enjoyed watching you work with your calves and your heifers God bless you and we will catch you on the next video south Mississippi girl loves it
This is a great video, there are times when I’m busy and my calf feeder complains that there are calves that need to be moved out of the hutches. She doesn’t realize that to get them out of the hutches I have to start at the dry cow pen just like you did and shift everything up to make room for the ones coming out of the hutches
Your cows are so well behaved. I remember chasing steers and bulls and they ALWAYS tried to make a jail break whenever they saw an opportunity. There was no way we could walk them in the open like you guys do. Every stage of the movement had to have rails and fence that were secured to each other. If you just sat the fence down and one leaned on it, it would just slide out of the way and you had a jail break. And I suppose using a Hotshot prod was pissing them off, but some of the stubborn ones would just not move if they didn't want to. You guys rock
Great looking herd you and your dad make it look easy to get them moved. We always had a black angus bull to breed our first calf heifers we kept them 5 miles away when they were starting to get close we would move them to the main farm. It seemed like it took all day to get a handful of heifers move we had a single axle trailer that we could only fit two at a time in. Lol the good old days. Happy Thanksgiving to you and your family thank you Eric
Another great video. Calf 930 looks really cute. Would lover to have her in my back garden in the UK!!! Belated Happy Thanksgiving guys!! Hope it was a good one!!
Wishing you and your family a bright and blessed Thanksgiving. May the Father, the Son and the Holy Spirit be with you all as their tender grace and mercies wrap and envelop you with a love that is pure as the driven snow and abundant as the grains of sand upon the beach. Happy Thanksgiving🙏💜💚❤🙏
All your stock seem pretty calm about being manhandled and having you close in with them. That probably helps a lot for when you start milking them. This was an interesting video. Peace.
Wanted to thank you for the content you put out. You're by far my favorite channel that I sub to. Keep up the good work my friend! It's much appreciated!
I'm amazed at how well-behaved your cows are. I will say I was kind of "shocked" at the condition at the "other" barn - seems to be less cared-for than the main farm. I am glad you see how you interact with your cows. Great Job keep up the good work!
Happy Thanksgiving, I've learned a lot watching your channel keep it up! One thing that make dairy so mellow is how your around them and handling them, same with any animal. When I was very young I actually tamed a mink down enough he would ride on my shoulder, we have a mink farm.
Wow that's very interesting to watch, coming from a dairy farm in New Zealand. Where our cows live outside and we calf for 6 weeks in August/September, our spring time.
Your video demonstrates the value of raising your herd from newborn calves to milking herd. Docile animals that don’t spook easy are content animals familiar with the look and voices of their caretakers. We did it wrong by trying to increase herd size by buying bred heifers. They were crazy in new surroundings and new voices.
We thank Vets and active duty Service men for their service to our country and that is proper. I think we all have to thank you for your service. You provide insights to how milk comes to our table. It is very important we all see this process and the "everyday" struggles you go through to provide those products. Thank you.
Enjoy cattle moving. Glad your dad is much better. Thanks, and God bless
Thank u for including us in moving so many cows. Its an extreme amount of work. But I did enjoy being a part of the move. Thank you Eric.
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I love your peaceful hard working updates that I watch while working my easy, sedentary desk job! 🐮🐮❤️
Nice to see your dad again. I wish all the best to you and your family!
I wish your videos were 20 min +. Idky but i love seeing the day to day. Very hard working Americans. Awesome!
Hi Eric...I'm gonna watch this twice as I love watching your cows moving about, and learning about their care & whatnot!! Thanks for making such great entertaining video's for everyone to see and learn about a dairy farm!! :) :) :)
To the tenth generation Farmers I just want to wish you and your entire family Happy Thanksgiving thank you for sharing your life with us y'all have a good one a safe one and God bless each and everyone of you
Hey Eric........I've been a subscriber for a while now. I have been involved in the dairy industry all my life (I'm 59). Disappointed that my children choose careers off the farm....their heart wasn't in it so it is for the best. Just wanted to say, regardless of the task whether its routine maintenance, herd management or crop production, you do a tremendous job....good on you. Considering your herd size, the fact that you have close up heifers to sell as opposed to retaining them within your herd indicates the quality of management you provide. They may not have made you a big profit but if you retained them with in your herd they would have had the same cost........at least for the time being you have had a quick infusion of cash from the sale of the four heifers.....all the best going forward.....sorry for the long post.
Thank you and your family for all the hard work to provide milk.
Happy Thanksgiving!
I had the opportunity to work for a dairy farm in the late 1970’s in Annville Pa, . Being a city kid working on a farm really taught me the meaning of work. I enjoyed moving the cattle around the most because made me feel like a cowboy. I enjoy your videos, they bring back some great memories!
Wishing you and your family a most wonderful Thanksgiving,,
Educated cows. Your dairy is the best. So organized and clean.💕
Eric, I pray you, your family and your dad's family all have a wonderful and safe Thanksgiving. God Bless you all.
Your father must be incredibly proud of you. You are such a respectful, smart and hard working young man. Very inspiring to see!!!
probably works both ways!
I have admired your work ethic for quite a while. I was a dairyman on my uncles farm back in the day and I enjoyed it everyday. Please be safe and you and your family have a good Thanksgiving.....I am very interested in your videos so keep them coming. Your dad must be very proud of you..... AGAIN, PLEASE TAKE CARE OF YOURSELF AND YOUR FAMILY!
You make the best videos keep up the good work. Im a dairy farmer from Kerry in Ireland and its cool to see how different you farm over there.
Never thought id see someone else from Ireland on this glad to see it anyways
Eric, Glad to see your dad is back at it. I enjoy how you folks treat the cows. They are a gift from god to for sure. Hope you and all of your family have a safe and good Thanksgiving!
I could watch these videos everyday. Wish I could work on the farm with you guys that would be awesome!! Glad everybody is doing well and hope you and your family have a great Thanksgiving. 🇺🇲
Subscribed for almost a year. You keep coming up with the most interesting videos. Thanks.
Those four BIG girls was a LOAD on the trailer. The tires squatted pretty good and it looked like the springs had a pretty good strain. Guess that’s what happens when you use quality feed. I really enjoyed watching the cow sorting. Usually don’t show it very often. Nice to see. Awesome video. Thanks
Thank you. Your Dad is quite the hustler when corralling the cattle to other barns. 😃
I hope your cameras gonna catch a birth someday. It does, however, never cease to amaze me how you're always finding new angles to film the same chores at. Very creative.
Ive always fantasized about living on a farm especially after visiting my uncles dairy farm, until i was old enough to realize how much work you have to do lol. Ive got nothing but respect for all farmers it's no easy life but I hope it's rewarding for you guys. Thanks for all the delicious products .
Thank you for showing livestock movement in a positive way. Too many bad videos out there. Thank you for being a great stockman and showing the world how it’s normally done. Best wishes for your operation.
You guys did some real wrangling today - Great Video! Thank you for sharing! I love watching you and your Dad working together - you are a good team.
It was great seeing your farm. Loved it.
Thanks for great video.
Your process is a whole lot better than ours was! 1-2 years old went out to field on a hillside half forest - half pasture from April - October. October was nothing less than a wild cow roundup.
I've recently been watching Temple Grandin vids on animal behavior and reducing their stress (and thus optimizing their production.) As a non-farmer I never knew there was so much to know. Much of what you do seems to be aimed at making your cows as happy and stress free as possible. Perhaps you could dedicate a whole video to soley pointing out all the things things you do to make your cows happy. Thanks for all you do.
I love your videos Eric. I want to be a farmer when I grow up🥰
Eric,
Lot of Mental and Physical Work in this video‼️ Thank You‼️
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Love seeing other dairy farmers near my age putting in work, keep it up!
Great day,,, you and saskdutchkid post videos at the same time !
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You do an amazing amount of work in a day. Hope you and your family have a great Thanksgiving.
Thank you for showing us how you move all the cows around the farm, it looks like a job
Good video. Thanks Eric, I hope your family has a blessed Thanksgiving
Please have a good thanksgiving. You really deserve a nice day off. Eat some turkey and take a nap. God bless you and the family and the farm.
I love ur gate setup the way they can get bigger and the clips to close them
great video erik, sorting and moving is one of my favorite on our farm it's just feels good to be on top of everything at the end of the day, happy thanksgiving to your family
What a busy time, thanks again for sharing your farm life. Happy thanksgiving to everyone, God bless!
Hi you ar such a good farmer
Moving is right...each age group to your “rooms”. Just like school.🤓. Great video Eric, your camera angles are always so good. God Bless you and your family and Happy Thanksgiving! Many folks forget that the cows have to be milked and chores done 24/7 , 365 days a year. Rain, shine, sleet , snow and holidays. Thank you farmers everywhere for our groceries.
Eric always amazes me with his trailer backing skills!
Love from northern Ireland your my favourite dairy farmer
Good work you and dad. Those calves have the cutest faces 😍
Hi Eric it's cow 🐄 time you'll have quite a farm love watching your video 👍 well I found that interesting thanks for sharing your video 👍👍🇺🇸 .
Another great video in the books. Keep up the great work
Eric, great video as usual! Thanks for the work to get the varied and interesting video shots. Good to see your Dad doing well. God is good!!
My favorite channels are 10th Generation and Trinity Dairy. Both channels show different perspective on dairying and how both ways can be successful. 10th Generation I really love the attention to detail you show on your cattle.
Well oiled machine! You guys are so gentle in moving them. Awesome video. Keep on keeping on! Have a wonderful Thanksgiving! God Bless! ❤️
You Are my favorite youtuber because you showing US real farm life
Hey Eric i love youre videos. Born and raised in New England grew up as a child on a neighbors farm. Much RESPECT for the farmer . Happy Thanksgiving to you n family....
Great video as always. You and your family have a blessed Thanksgiving
You guys lucky with the big trailer in the states, can only get 5 heifer’s to our trailer here in 🏴 wales
Thanks for another cool video always great to see what’s next on your daily routine
I hope you have a wonderful Thanksgiving it looks like your jobs never overI enjoyed watching you work with your calves and your heifers God bless you and we will catch you on the next video south Mississippi girl loves it
This is a great video, there are times when I’m busy and my calf feeder complains that there are calves that need to be moved out of the hutches. She doesn’t realize that to get them out of the hutches I have to start at the dry cow pen just like you did and shift everything up to make room for the ones coming out of the hutches
very much enjoy watching calfes and cows moving pens...keep it up every chance you get :)))
I'm happy your dad is back to working
Your cows are so well behaved. I remember chasing steers and bulls and they ALWAYS tried to make a jail break whenever they saw an opportunity. There was no way we could walk them in the open like you guys do. Every stage of the movement had to have rails and fence that were secured to each other. If you just sat the fence down and one leaned on it, it would just slide out of the way and you had a jail break. And I suppose using a Hotshot prod was pissing them off, but some of the stubborn ones would just not move if they didn't want to. You guys rock
Happy Thanksgiving to you and your family, Eric!!
Great looking herd you and your dad make it look easy to get them moved. We always had a black angus bull to breed our first calf heifers we kept them 5 miles away when they were starting to get close we would move them to the main farm. It seemed like it took all day to get a handful of heifers move we had a single axle trailer that we could only fit two at a time in. Lol the good old days. Happy Thanksgiving to you and your family thank you Eric
Great video Eric! I introduced my father to you today and now he’s hooked too!
This is the earliest I’ve been love the vids keep up the good work Happy Thanksgiving
Another great video. Calf 930 looks really cute. Would lover to have her in my back garden in the UK!!! Belated Happy Thanksgiving guys!! Hope it was a good one!!
I I enjoyed watching this video. Lots of work getting those cows from A to B and vice versa.
Always look forward to watching your videos
It's a physical job to move those cows. Have a Happy Thanksgiving. Luv your channel. Blessings for your family and channel.
Have a great Thanksgiving! Great video!
Continually impressed at your creative camera placement!
Eric.i want to wish you and you family have a safe and wonderful Thanksgiving and a good day god bless.
Wanted to wish you a happy Thanksgiving to your family, have good day
Wishing you and your family a bright and blessed Thanksgiving. May the Father, the Son and the Holy Spirit be with you all as their tender grace and mercies wrap and envelop you with a love that is pure as the driven snow and abundant as the grains of sand upon the beach. Happy Thanksgiving🙏💜💚❤🙏
All your stock seem pretty calm about being manhandled and having you close in with them. That probably helps a lot for when you start milking them. This was an interesting video. Peace.
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Aww the calves get a new home from inside to outside. Have a happy thanksgiving with the family
Super quality calves they have a lovely shine of them
Wow, you wore me out just watching. Man you guys work hard! Love your videos.
Wanted to thank you for the content you put out. You're by far my favorite channel that I sub to. Keep up the good work my friend! It's much appreciated!
Wow. That's so nice to have calm calves to work with. Better than chasing them down.
Wooow nice sharing friend.i like cow
I'm amazed at how well-behaved your cows are. I will say I was kind of "shocked" at the condition at the "other" barn - seems to be less cared-for than the main farm. I am glad you see how you interact with your cows. Great Job keep up the good work!
Happy Thanksgiving, I've learned a lot watching your channel keep it up! One thing that make dairy so mellow is how your around them and handling them, same with any animal. When I was very young I actually tamed a mink down enough he would ride on my shoulder, we have a mink farm.
Hi i am matthew from South Africa i watch the video and i love you
it looks like your dad is doing better glad to see it happy thanksgiving
Great video like always! could you show us what is in the old barn next to the house? Keep up the great work.
Happy Thanksgiving God bless you for your important to us job
Moo-ve! Cow humor. Love your stuff. Happy Thanksgiving.
Gaffney, South Carolina is a huge fan
Im a viewer from Portugal, Europe and I'm surprised how differently you do stuff in the USA
Cows are so trusting for such big animals. As smart as they seem to be, it's surprising they don't band together and revolt. They got the weight! Lol.
Enjoyed as always. Happy Thanksgiving tp you and your family. 😊🐄🦃
I like these cow moving vids. Happy thanksgiving!!!
Glad to see your dad is back in action
Happy thanksgiving to you eric and your entire family
Wow that's very interesting to watch, coming from a dairy farm in New Zealand. Where our cows live outside and we calf for 6 weeks in August/September, our spring time.
Your video demonstrates the value of raising your herd from newborn calves to milking herd. Docile animals that don’t spook easy are content animals familiar with the look and voices of their caretakers. We did it wrong by trying to increase herd size by buying bred heifers. They were crazy in new surroundings and new voices.
Happy Thanksgiving to you, and your family! Be safe and be blessed.
Great work eric
Enjoyed this video! Have a blessed Thanksgiving!
alll those different markings. they really are pretty animals.
Happy thanksgiving to you all from Virginia.