How thankful we are for service people that come when we need them! So sorry for Brent's loss that's tough for any business. Glad things are working again!
Taylor, its a shame that there isn’t some sort of Temperature alarm system that would alert you if the milk temperature got close to a high temperature ruining the milk,
Oh, Tay, I feel your pain. some milk companies will pay you 75% if you have to dump milk. But glad it wasn't the whole tank! moisture causes corrosion on the contacts! that is all part of farming! If it can break, it will! That's a slip clutch! That's so if something goes wrong, that will cause the shaft to slip instead of breaking something!
Ugh that’s terrible i know the feeling have had to do it before. Sorry for your troubles. It always gets better sweetie. 🙏🏻 You are amazing at your job.😊
Just a tip...mix your milk replacer with hot water before you add cold milk it helps to break down the ingredients so the calves can digest it better. Great video as always!
Great to see another video from you Taylor!!! I appreciate you sharing!!! Glad you got the milk cooler repaired!! You all have some great service folks! Taylor you are a very hard working and very intelligent young lady!!! Please be careful and God bless you and yours!!!!! Eddy
Losing a milking is tough, like you said glad it was not a days milking. The relays fail every so often, brent sure got his time from that one. Similar to a well relay it doesn't hurt to have one. Calves look great. Hope you are doing well and staying safe.
It gives Taylor farms a good appreciation of the work key questions and concerns and also enables them to make informed decisions about the right customer regardless of the Brand. Thank you Taylor farms.
Another great video. Farming brings about very strange occurrences. Never know what might happen. When an electrical part fails it can affect so many other things. It is a shame when you have to dump ilk like that, but better to be safe than sorry. Great to see the mower back together and ready to go. LHope you have a great day and week. Can't wait for the next video. God bless
Bulk tanks can be fickle things. I am thankful you only lost one milking. Parts don't last forever. I remember mixing milk replacer for calves. The replacer we used came with metal spatulas to stir with. Mom even used them in the kitchen. You lamented calling the PTO shaft the "drive thing." I was impressed you didn't call it the "drive thingy." Great video Tay! Keep them coming!
sorry to see the milk dump big hit to the farm, seeing you feed calves bring back memories of when my girls raise them for pocket money, looks like a normal day to me good luck with everything
Sry about the milk tank. Thanks for showing us the good and bad in farming. Thought I would tell you that i don’t work at the sawmill anymore, I got offered a full time job at the farm and took it. I really like it. Thanks for the video.
Good morning Taylor, I am glad that you were able to get your bulk tank cooler repaired. Any loss of milk is hard to take especially when you work so hard for that product. Sometimes things go wrong when you least expect it. The new contractor hopefully will last another 50 years. Are those heifer calves you are raising going to be an addition to your herd in 2 years or are they going to replace some of your older cows . Again your mechanical abilities enable you to work on all machinery maintenance. You complement Brent very well. Have you noticed any growth from the seed that you planted with the manure spreader? Anxious to see some results. Thanks again for another informative video. 😊
Hi, yes we are so glad that the problem was an easy fix! The calves are hopefully going to be an addition to the herd as all our old girls are doing well at the moment but that can change. I’ll be updating y’all on the seed in the next week coming! It’s looking good!!😄
Morning Taylor, such a shame you had to dump the milk. Great you have maintenance people that are willing to come fix right away. The calves are so cute, thanks for sharing. Stay safe, Deb
Hi Taylor. Busy as a cat on a hot tin roof. Amazing to watch you and Mr B work. Hope all the repairs hold up. Is it still cool there or warming up It's in the 90s here. Farmers dealing Snowmelt and flooded fields down South. Looking forward to seeing the new episode . Enjoy your weekend
Hi, thanks for commenting! We actually had it flipped two years ago so our dealer said that likely the issue. Hopefully we get it nailed down, thanks again !
“Drive thing” slip clutch, fyi. The problem with waiting for the guy to fix the problem means the cows have more time to make more milk and it takes longer to milk them which just makes a complete hames of the day which was already ruined!
Sorry you lost the milk. Did Brent have to dump any milk during the pandemic? Some dairies I heard had to. Interesting day all around and a couple projects accomplished.
Seems that milk could go to feed hogs or some other animal... I was working at a food plant yrs ago (Ho Ho Ho , Green Giant) and the days production had to be discarded because fly larvae (maggots ) were found on the production line... (Poor sanitation) . But...they donated it all to a hog farm where it fed thousands of them..
That would be a great use for it! Unfortunately Maine doesn’t have any large hog farmer left, used to have quite a lot but they all went out of business
.... laughing .... so is the new part on the refrigeration system going to last as long as the one it replaced .... question that it was a drive "thing", thought it was a drive "what's-it" or was it "doohickey" .. smilin .. just a couple of my fav go to thingy words ...... have to say, still a newbe here, have watched several of your videos now, sure enjoy seeing how non high tech systems still work just fine, maybe more labor intensive but very doable. That scraper thingy behind the cows would have been the latest and greatest back in the day, pretty slick even today. Also love the field equipment, so cool .... what is the loft above the milking used for, was that hay storage back in the square bale days ..... great video .... thx for the share .. as always .. never stop dreaming, just dream bigger .. have fun be safe, save our oceans .....
@@tayfarms definitely agree but there comes a time where everything comes to an end and I don’t have a problem with making the most out of your money but watching a couple of your videos it doesn’t look like there’s been any investment since that tank was put in 😂 you’re doing a great job at keeping it all going btw.
How thankful we are for service people that come when we need them! So sorry for Brent's loss that's tough for any business. Glad things are working again!
100%!! Keep on keeping on! Thanks ☺️
Taylor, its a shame that there isn’t some sort of Temperature alarm system that would alert you if the milk temperature got close to a high temperature ruining the milk,
they have em
U definitely work UR butt off everyday Taylor....U deserve A Raise!!!!!
Doubtful if they could have had time to save that batch of milk@@kennethdean2417
Oh, Tay, I feel your pain. some milk companies will pay you 75% if you have to dump milk. But glad it wasn't the whole tank! moisture causes corrosion on the contacts! that is all part of farming! If it can break, it will! That's a slip clutch! That's so if something goes wrong, that will cause the shaft to slip instead of breaking something!
Ugh that’s terrible i know the feeling have had to do it before. Sorry for your troubles. It always gets better sweetie. 🙏🏻 You are amazing at your job.😊
Another great vid! Things do break, sometimes a trained professional is a welcome sight
What a nightmare for the farm… Way to adapt and overcome! 🏍🇺🇸🎒
I have that identical mower bought it new in 2001 still running fine today .
Just a tip...mix your milk replacer with hot water before you add cold milk it helps to break down the ingredients so the calves can digest it better. Great video as always!
Holy cow a couple of months ago you were at 19.8k subscribers now you’re at 25k congratulations. I’ve not seen a channel grow so fast
Thank you so much!! I have the best folks joining me and that is the greatest part of this journey!
@@tayfarms I watch 3 or 4 other channels that were right at that 20k mark. They’re still there your channel just blew up. Great work
Great job working on the baler Brent and Taylor
Those things happen. The older Tanks are great, but do wear out! Glad it was only one milking was lost. My favorite chore was feeding calves!
Great to see another video from you Taylor!!! I appreciate you sharing!!! Glad you got the milk cooler repaired!! You all have some great service folks! Taylor you are a very hard working and very intelligent young lady!!! Please be careful and God bless you and yours!!!!! Eddy
Losing a milking is tough, like you said glad it was not a days milking. The relays fail every so often, brent sure got his time from that one. Similar to a well relay it doesn't hurt to have one. Calves look great. Hope you are doing well and staying safe.
It gives Taylor farms a good appreciation of the work key questions and concerns and also enables them to make informed decisions about the right customer regardless of the Brand. Thank you Taylor farms.
Hope you get it fixed soon you are a hard working smart youn lady KEEP the good work Love your videos
Another great video. Farming brings about very strange occurrences. Never know what might happen. When an electrical part fails it can affect so many other things. It is a shame when you have to dump ilk like that, but better to be safe than sorry. Great to see the mower back together and ready to go. LHope you have a great day and week. Can't wait for the next video. God bless
Tay another great video! Don't talk to professional I won't be able to understand you. " Drive thingy " sumed it up nicely .
Bulk tanks can be fickle things. I am thankful you only lost one milking. Parts don't last forever. I remember mixing milk replacer for calves. The replacer we used came with metal spatulas to stir with. Mom even used them in the kitchen. You lamented calling the PTO shaft the "drive thing." I was impressed you didn't call it the "drive thingy." Great video Tay! Keep them coming!
That's bad, I have had to dump a few tanks and it hurts to watch cash go down the drain.
sorry to see the milk dump big hit to the farm, seeing you feed calves bring back memories of when my girls raise them for pocket money, looks like a normal day to me good luck with everything
Sry about the milk tank. Thanks for showing us the good and bad in farming. Thought I would tell you that i don’t work at the sawmill anymore, I got offered a full time job at the farm and took it. I really like it. Thanks for the video.
Bad things happen in every industry right 🙂. So glad you are enjoying your new job!!
Great video Taylor
I know how major bulk tank problems can be on a dairy farm. The fix was easy. That was a good thing. I hope the bailer tune up works.
Yes we were certainly lucky with such a quick fix! I hope the baler works too!
Glad only one milking was spoiled. Pretty impressive that the part lasted all those years.
Nothing like having fun hahahaha got to love a baler hahahaha
Sure thing 😀
Good morning Taylor, I am glad that you were able to get your bulk tank cooler repaired. Any loss of milk is hard to take especially when you work so hard for that product. Sometimes things go wrong when you least expect it. The new contractor hopefully will last another 50 years.
Are those heifer calves you are raising going to be an addition to your herd in 2 years or are they going to replace some of your older cows .
Again your mechanical abilities enable you to work on all machinery maintenance. You complement Brent very well. Have you noticed any growth from the seed that you planted with the manure spreader? Anxious to see some results. Thanks again for another informative video. 😊
Hi, yes we are so glad that the problem was an easy fix! The calves are hopefully going to be an addition to the herd as all our old girls are doing well at the moment but that can change. I’ll be updating y’all on the seed in the next week coming! It’s looking good!!😄
Thank you for that update.
Morning Taylor, such a shame you had to dump the milk. Great you have maintenance people that are willing to come fix right away. The calves are so cute, thanks for sharing. Stay safe, Deb
Hi Taylor. Busy as a cat on a hot tin roof. Amazing to watch you and Mr B work. Hope all the repairs hold up.
Is it still cool there or warming up
It's in the 90s here. Farmers dealing
Snowmelt and flooded fields down
South. Looking forward to seeing the new episode . Enjoy your weekend
Hi!! Love that analogy!😅 it is still a bit cool here in the mid 60s. Slowly warming up. Hopefully thing dry out for the southern farmers!! Thank you!
Your net knife is probably dull can be turned over and will make a big difference
Hi, thanks for commenting! We actually had it flipped two years ago so our dealer said that likely the issue. Hopefully we get it nailed down, thanks again !
Wow...that was defiantly a day filled w/ 'opportunities'!
You were lucky the local service guy had a quick fix for your cooler problem, considering the equipment is 60 years old.
Good morning kitten
“Drive thing” slip clutch, fyi. The problem with waiting for the guy to fix the problem means the cows have more time to make more milk and it takes longer to milk them which just makes a complete hames of the day which was already ruined!
You are doing a great job. Keep up the great work.
sorry about losing the milk there but them calves are so cute
Sorry you lost the milk. Did Brent have to dump any milk during the pandemic? Some dairies I heard had to.
Interesting day all around and a couple projects accomplished.
love to you❤❤❤
Hi Taylor sorry for the milk its what happens everything vill be ok agen
Great job keeping up quality 😊
Thank you! And thanks for watching 😊
imo, 50 degree milk at that time was still fine . need to cool the milk the rest of the way down before adding the next milking.
is there a way you can get an alarm for the temp
i seem to find ways to spend your money...is there a remote system to warn you when the milk is above a certain temperature ?
Would it be possible to put some kind of a temp alarm in the milk stream itself?
Seems that milk could go to feed hogs or some other animal...
I was working at a food plant yrs ago (Ho Ho Ho , Green Giant) and the days production had to be discarded because fly larvae (maggots ) were found on the production line...
(Poor sanitation) .
But...they donated it all to a hog farm where it fed thousands of them..
That would be a great use for it! Unfortunately Maine doesn’t have any large hog farmer left, used to have quite a lot but they all went out of business
.... laughing .... so is the new part on the refrigeration system going to last as long as the one it replaced .... question that it was a drive "thing", thought it was a drive "what's-it" or was it "doohickey" .. smilin .. just a couple of my fav go to thingy words ...... have to say, still a newbe here, have watched several of your videos now, sure enjoy seeing how non high tech systems still work just fine, maybe more labor intensive but very doable. That scraper thingy behind the cows would have been the latest and greatest back in the day, pretty slick even today. Also love the field equipment, so cool .... what is the loft above the milking used for, was that hay storage back in the square bale days ..... great video .... thx for the share .. as always .. never stop dreaming, just dream bigger .. have fun be safe, save our oceans .....
I got say u work hard
Always a shame when good milk goes down the drain 0 but what are you going yo do???? Better safe than sorry!!
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I like it
I think it’s time to invest back into the farm 😂
One problem cooling in sixty years? I’d call that a great piece of equipment! Still work beautifully
@@tayfarms definitely agree but there comes a time where everything comes to an end and I don’t have a problem with making the most out of your money but watching a couple of your videos it doesn’t look like there’s been any investment since that tank was put in 😂 you’re doing a great job at keeping it all going btw.
Rough, I've had milk get ruined, cow put its dam foot in the bucket. Godspeed...
Two things, 1. Insulation for the milk tank. 2. An extra set of belts for the mower.
SORRY YOU HAD PROBLEMS WITH BULK TANK HARD TO THINK BULK TANK COULD BE 60 YEARS OLD.
All’s well that ends well I suppose. I know they sure built those tanks to last!
You guys know that
That Drive thing Is Called A Driveshaft...Tay
If it wasn't for crazy, who would we be?
😂 right!
THE SUCK