My 2 year old son LOVES to watch you guys work, especially with the tractors and heavy machinery. Thanks for sharing what you do and explaining everything too. You guys are awesome!
Hi Eric! In the middle 40's, my Dad had a milk route, an insulated box truck, and went around to the small dairy's in our area and picked up there milk, cream, and eggs, and delivered the products to Carnation, or Early Dawn, in Spokane, Washington. From time to time, my younger brother and I would ride with Dad.That was a real treat! The milk cans held 10 gallons, and the cream cans were 5 gallons. Most of the dairy's were small, and only milked10-25 cows. I can remember when the first automatic milking machines started to show up. They were made by Surge. Before that the cows were milked by hand. Farming was hard work! I really enjoy your videos and commentary. GREAT JOB! Beast Wishes, AND GOD BLESS OUR FARMERS! Gary
You could till the bed pack before you clean it out too. Might help loosen things up and make it easier to scoop with the skid steer. Keep up the good work guys!!!
Congrats on slat scrapers! I admire how you are cost conscious yet moving forward. I think your farm is an inspiration, your family has much to be proud of, God Bless 🙌
You could make some more shelter for the youngest calves by putting some light weighted wood on the sides of the gate. They will lay behind there as well
We've had some strong winds the past two days, darn near pulled one of our gutters off here in Clay Twp. As for rototilling the bedding Saskdutch kid was down in California visiting a 5100 head dairy farm and they rototill their bedding to get it fluffed up and aerate it as well.
Love what you guys do and that you share it with all of us. I have loved cows since I was a kid. Spent many vacations on the farm. I only wish the newborn calves got to spend more time with their mothers. I know its business but they have feelings too and I have a soft spot for them. Keep up what you are doing. I love milk and cheese and I am grateful for those of you who provide. Take care and God bless you all. You are my heroes.
It was good to see the comparison you did with the two telehandlers. They were both very expensive. Always enjoyable to watch your day to day operation of the farm. Something new every day. Stay safe.
Always something to do around a farm, clean stalls, change bedding, repair equipment, and the list goes on and on and...... never a dull moment. The feed silage did look real good, I guess the smell is usually the first sign. Great video, thanks for sharing, have a great week.
Hello Eric. Just a thought. Perhaps you could put a bale spear on the Kubota and hook the tire rings on it. You could then move them to nice neat rows that could easily be picked up again when needed to fill a new bunker. Might save you a lot of slugging by hand.
Good idea changing both bulbs. You have great electrician skills Eric. I would hire you in a heartbeat if I was not retired from my electrical business. Looking forward to seeing the scrapers in action. Thanks for a great video.
Great video Eric. I just love you and your dad work so good together. Y'all are some great people. Love watching your video. They just make my day for sure. Thank you guys.
Great video Eric! Looking forward to seeing the Lely feed scrapers put to use. Bedding looks nice and the cows sure seem to have a good time with it. Enjoyed the video. Well done!
Did like your thinking ahead and changing both lights while still having the telescope equipment. Saves on climbing a ladder later, Murphy's law, the next week, the other light dies. 👍
Yea pretty handy but Eric no longer will have a reach lifter manitou But it would of help with the door. How you going to change your lights when they go out again you have to have them at night to see. Cool never seen those kind before going to have our friend watch this so he can see it work . Maybe get more people to watch your video’s.Your explained a lot and so has your dad love learning more . How about placing your tire’s in a lean tube right beside the silage bunker the brick wall that way you don’t have to keep moving the tire’s around from one bin to another they be in lean tube. And you could store your rolls of tarp’s for silage in their as well.
Great Team work. Great Example. Taught by my dad which I taught to our kids which they have taught to their kids “ I Can Sleep When The Wind Blows” Story from a Farmer on the Atlantic Coast. A motto & habit that we try our best to do
I love how excited the cows get after the new bedding is put in. They seem really happy, you guys take great care of them! Love the video Eric! Can't wait to see the videos of the poop pushers.
Businesses that handle rolls of carpet have an fork lift attachment called a " dong". Moves roll of carpet. That would fit on your skid, and hold many tires. Great job of delivering high quality feed. Owners of livestock take the highest possible care of their animals.
Do you save some of the bigger sizes of plastic that you cut from the silage bins? I would think it would come in handy somewhere on the farm. Those cows crack me up when they discover new bedding. It's almost like a drug for them !!
Your saying that you should have been helping your dad instead of talking to the camera reminds me of Marlin Perkins on Mutual of Omaha’s Wild Kingdom. Marlin would be in the helicopter and say “while Jim wrestles the anaconda down below I’ll check to see if the hippos are coming back.” 😂 Your Dad probably remembers.
It seems it would make more sense to place the tires flipped over vs the current orientation. If flipped over they wouldn’t hold water. Is there reason for placing tires with the cupped side facing up? Perhaps you depend on the water for the additional weight to hold down the tarp.
I would guess that the cut side of the tire has a bigger chance of making a hole in the plastic. And the weight of rainwater would probably help with getting some extra weight on the silo as you say =)
Could you not put the sawdust in then mix it up with the rotor tiller? You avoid running over the tilled ground again & putting skid-steer tracks over your tilled area.
Why not take the time and stack the tires on pallets so they will be ready for the next time and cut down on the work? So wish you could have kept one of the machines you seemed to really love the red one and we can see it made life a bit easier for the both of you. So enjoy the videos. Susan
Should have a look at tom pemberton he uses the reusable and green friendly cover blanket and special sand bags, i hate seeing people use so many tyres. Will be interesting to see if using the heavy roller changed anything.
when Eric said it was a delivery from WI my immediate thought was they ordered a load of cheese, especially when the truck that showed up was a refer truck
Can I offer a thought. The labor would be cut and make it lot easer. A few wire racks for tires be a lot easer storing and make next time lot easer spreading.
Those slats could be cleaned in a few minutes with tractor scraper you already have when you have that side into be milked. No new expenditure and no automation headaches.
Running a tractor or skid steer through to scrape every milking would be time consuming and a pain. These scrapers can run many times per day and they will save labor and fuel so they'll pay.
My 2 year old son LOVES to watch you guys work, especially with the tractors and heavy machinery. Thanks for sharing what you do and explaining everything too. You guys are awesome!
Your cool for choosing to let him watch this, beats cocomelon for sure!
@@jeffreylyons1531 oh boy, don’t I know it 😂
Nothing beats the real thing.
@@jeffreylyons1531 yeah screw cocomelon lmao my kids love watching the cows "act like doggies" they are soo cute
@@tajvlogs9296 my daughter loves when the cow get the crazies!
Nothing better than a Sunday with family and 10th gen dairyman videos.
Where's G-paw's pants?!
Loved how those cows acted after getting their new and tilled bedding. They were happy
Love that you have to scrap the front of your clamp as well Eric hahah. Hope you are well!
Hi Eric!
In the middle 40's, my Dad had a milk route, an insulated box truck, and went around to the small dairy's in our area and picked up there milk, cream, and eggs, and delivered the products to Carnation, or Early Dawn, in Spokane, Washington. From time to time, my younger brother and I would ride with Dad.That was a real treat! The milk cans held 10 gallons, and the cream cans were 5 gallons. Most of the dairy's were small, and only milked10-25 cows. I can remember when the first automatic milking machines started to show up. They were made by Surge. Before that the cows were milked by hand. Farming was hard work!
I really enjoy your videos and commentary. GREAT JOB!
Beast Wishes, AND GOD BLESS OUR FARMERS!
Gary
Cows get so excited when they get fresh bedding. I love watching them running and kicking up their heels.
cant wait to see how you utilize that scraper machines. I live upstate ny and the wind here has been pretty crazy. A lot more snow (obviously haha)
It seems.like one of those machines would help you out alot. Great demos, and explanations! 👍👍👍👍👍
You could till the bed pack before you clean it out too. Might help loosen things up and make it easier to scoop with the skid steer. Keep up the good work guys!!!
Congrats on slat scrapers! I admire how you are cost conscious yet moving forward. I think your farm is an inspiration, your family has much to be proud of, God Bless 🙌
Thank you again for sharing. Hope all is well with your family.
You could make some more shelter for the youngest calves by putting some light weighted wood on the sides of the gate. They will lay behind there as well
We've had some strong winds the past two days, darn near pulled one of our gutters off here in Clay Twp. As for rototilling the bedding Saskdutch kid was down in California visiting a 5100 head dairy farm and they rototill their bedding to get it fluffed up and aerate it as well.
I love the way y'all constantly improve your operation! The robot scrapers are pretty cool.
I'm sure they loved the airtime on your channel. Thanks for showing them off, Eric and Dennis.
Love what you guys do and that you share it with all of us. I have loved cows since I was a kid. Spent many vacations on the farm. I only wish the newborn calves got to spend more time with their mothers. I know its business but they have feelings too and I have a soft spot for them. Keep up what you are doing. I love milk and cheese and I am grateful for those of you who provide. Take care and God bless you all. You are my heroes.
It was good to see the comparison you did with the two telehandlers. They were both very expensive. Always enjoyable to watch your day to day operation of the farm. Something new every day. Stay safe.
Always something to do around a farm, clean stalls, change bedding, repair equipment, and the list goes on and on and...... never a dull moment. The feed silage did look real good, I guess the smell is usually the first sign. Great video, thanks for sharing, have a great week.
I Love how much you love your cows. Always making them comfortable 🙋♀️😊
It is so fun to see you work the manure what a smart idea to give it refreshment the cattle seem to really enjoy it blessings to you and your family
Hello Eric. Just a thought. Perhaps you could put a bale spear on the Kubota and hook the tire rings on it. You could then move them to nice neat rows that could easily be picked up again when needed to fill a new bunker. Might save you a lot of slugging by hand.
then you could have a tire toss
Good idea changing both bulbs. You have great electrician skills Eric. I would hire you in a heartbeat if I was not retired from my electrical business. Looking forward to seeing the scrapers in action. Thanks for a great video.
Great video Eric. I just love you and your dad work so good together. Y'all are some great people. Love watching your video. They just make my day for sure. Thank you guys.
Love seeing the cows,when they get their new bedding.
Might need to raise the gates some , composting will save some bedding and clean out time Thanks Chet !! Beautiful silage also sir.
Great video Eric! Looking forward to seeing the Lely feed scrapers put to use. Bedding looks nice and the cows sure seem to have a good time with it. Enjoyed the video. Well done!
It's Manitou for the Gold medal! I live in the suburbs and yet I want one also! I figure I can use it for cleaning my eavestroughs out!
I was like "oh wow, new tools!" when you open the truck. Very nice! Enjoy it.
What is up 10 gen farmer. You were right about the rams. From the imperial co California.
You are right about opening the silage bunkers, you hope there is no spoilage and the smell just can’t be beat! Keep the videos coming!
Did like your thinking ahead and changing both lights while still having the telescope equipment. Saves on climbing a ladder later, Murphy's law, the next week, the other light dies. 👍
Fresh bedding on top of fluffed up bedding must be like walking on a cloud for the cows.
If y'all would have had the manti still could have got alot more tires in the bucket when opening a new bunk. Be nice to see it on the farm soon.
Yea pretty handy but Eric no longer will have a reach lifter manitou But it would of help with the door. How you going to change your lights when they go out again you have to have them at night to see. Cool never seen those kind before going to have our friend watch this so he can see it work . Maybe get more people to watch your video’s.Your explained a lot and so has your dad love learning more . How about placing your tire’s in a lean tube right beside the silage bunker the brick wall that way you don’t have to keep moving the tire’s around from one bin to another they be in lean tube. And you could store your rolls of tarp’s for silage in their as well.
Great Team work. Great Example.
Taught by my dad which I taught to our kids which they have taught to their kids
“ I Can Sleep When The Wind Blows”
Story from a Farmer on the Atlantic Coast. A motto & habit that we try our best to do
Thank u for the new video. Enjoyed it.
Your videos never cease to amuse me.I still remember the old skid steer. Still in love with that Kubota!
If you drill a hole and put a bolt on the end of the door track it keeps the roller from sliding out!
I love how excited the cows get after the new bedding is put in. They seem really happy, you guys take great care of them! Love the video Eric! Can't wait to see the videos of the poop pushers.
Looks good man I’m 13 turning 14 and i look up to you and hope to become a first gen farmer
Businesses that handle rolls of carpet have an fork lift attachment called a " dong". Moves roll of carpet. That would fit on your skid, and hold many tires. Great job of delivering high quality feed. Owners of livestock take the highest possible care of their animals.
Thank you for this well presented, informative and fascinating insight into your farm. My respect for farmers has doubled. You guys really work hard!
Talk about strong winds we just lost 28 trusses Machinery shed. I didn't see that coming with the weather. God is still good.
Love watching them after you put in the new bedding
Please do a follow-up video of the manure collectors! Thanks for the great content!
It is a sign of a good sense of order,
to wash the machine that they have let you test.
They probably did not expect it to be freshly washed.
pretty awesome machines,i never worked much with skidsteers of loaders,i always did milking
Everytime the cows get new beading, they have a good time with it. They are funny.
Great video Eric really enjoy watching your videos I know you’re glad to have the robots
The prefilter looks like a Donaldson. I’m pretty sure you can get them for almost anything.
Good care of bunking feed proves its worth.
Do you save some of the bigger sizes of plastic that you cut from the silage bins? I would think it would come in handy somewhere on the farm. Those cows crack me up when they discover new bedding. It's almost like a drug for them !!
We should start a go fund me to buy him the Manitou. You can hear the sadness in his voice getting it ready to send back.
Oh goodie the concrete scrapers are here. 🤗
Our 930 Case had a pre air cleaner like that.
Eric, I figured you would be keeping this one. The Manitou seemed like a better fit for you.
He might have if it wasn't $90,000.00. That's a lot of milk.
That is the cleanest they will ever look.
Another good video I bet. Signage smells awesome I hope the cows go up in milk stay safe stay warm God bless
Great stewardship of returning the two loaner machines.
Thats the way to return things.
Another awesome video
Yes always return tools and borrowed equipment in better condition then you got it in...seems impossible but it is doable
Thanks for the efforts you make to share with uis.
Love it how the cows are like "ah yeah, new bedding baby, I'm going to jump around on this bad boy".
Cows be thinking about opening a new silage pit, "Hey Eric, this smells different. Is it a new menu item?"
I think we will be seeing this back on the farm some day
Fluffy beds , heifer approved, nice job, Aloha Guy's 🤙🏼 🤙🏼
Your saying that you should have been helping your dad instead of talking to the camera reminds me of Marlin Perkins on Mutual of Omaha’s Wild Kingdom. Marlin would be in the helicopter and say “while Jim wrestles the anaconda down below I’ll check to see if the hippos are coming back.” 😂 Your Dad probably remembers.
Great video Eric you will probably miss that Manitou
It seems it would make more sense to place the tires flipped over vs the current orientation. If flipped over they wouldn’t hold water. Is there reason for placing tires with the cupped side facing up? Perhaps you depend on the water for the additional weight to hold down the tarp.
I would guess that the cut side of the tire has a bigger chance of making a hole in the plastic. And the weight of rainwater would probably help with getting some extra weight on the silo as you say =)
That roller packer seems to have done the job well.
Could you not put the sawdust in then mix it up with the rotor tiller? You avoid running over the tilled ground again & putting skid-steer tracks over your tilled area.
If you guys do decide to get a rototiller maybe it would be best to get it for a skid loader
Why not take the time and stack the tires on pallets so they will be ready for the next time and cut down on the work? So wish you could have kept one of the machines you seemed to really love the red one and we can see it made life a bit easier for the both of you. So enjoy the videos. Susan
The hafver love the fuff new bedding it's like changing to clean bed sheets
LOVE ALL YOUR VIDEOS ERIC HAVE BLESSED DAY
Should have a look at tom pemberton he uses the reusable and green friendly cover blanket and special sand bags, i hate seeing people use so many tyres. Will be interesting to see if using the heavy roller changed anything.
I love the smell of fermented silage.
I believe that manitou is perfect for your jobs maybe it would be a future purchase 😉
We have several Silage bunkers up the road from me..I LOVE that sour smell, my wife hates it. I tell her that it is the smell of money hahahaha.
With a refrigerated trailer, I thought you were getting a delivery of cheese! 🤣
Great awesome video Eric
when Eric said it was a delivery from WI my immediate thought was they ordered a load of cheese, especially when the truck that showed up was a refer truck
Can I offer a thought. The labor would be cut and make it lot easer. A few wire racks for tires be a lot easer storing and make next time lot easer spreading.
Hi Eric iam from 🇮🇳 India never I miss your videos learn hard work and dedication from you iam 21 old starting dairy farm here’s with your inspiration
All the best. Waiting for your vlogs on starting dairy farm in India. That would be very interesting to watch.
Such a good channel join a year ago and love the content
Yeah! Poobots! Glad a fellow WI watcher had what you needed.
Can't wait to see those scraper robots in action
@9:47...those ole girls are having their best time in the fresh stuff hahaha...Good times
What are those two blue jugs on the side of the mixer used for? I dont think you have explained those to us before.
Why are the Ladies so Happy on new bedding? Absolutley love when the act like they're in a Bounce House...
Greetings and God bless from Wisconsin!
Good job ❤️
Awesome Video and Much Love as Always 🐄 Man!!!!
Drill a hole run a bolt threw end of track. Cheap easy fix. Won't roll back off track
bless all farmers dairies ranchers n transporters
Sitting here playing FS22 and watching framing....and driving my Harvester into a tree line.
Those slats could be cleaned in a few minutes with tractor scraper you already have when you have that side into be milked. No new expenditure and no automation headaches.
Running a tractor or skid steer through to scrape every milking would be time consuming and a pain. These scrapers can run many times per day and they will save labor and fuel so they'll pay.
I have one of those lely discoverys they work mint
Cheesehead here. Hope y'all enjoy your new turd hurders. Solid stuff, Damian🥛
Wouldn't stacking your extra tires on a pallet as you go save you time in the long run? (Robin)
Question. How do you dispose of your old plastic?
AWESOME!
The Bots are coming.
I really like your robots! 🤖
The Manitou sure looked fun… However an $80K machine better help more than changing a few lights ha