Winter Is Here! 😩
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- Опубліковано 15 вер 2024
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Hey thanks for watching the video!
Nice Christmas lights on the barn! Thanks for the great video Jan!
Thank you so much for all your hard work with making sure we have enough milk products!! Also, thanks for taking the EXTRA time and effort making all these videos PLUS all your EDITING!!!! We know it takes a serious amount of time to do that by itself!! Anyway, my husband Richard and I really love it when a new video of yours drops. Thank you and may God overwhelm you, your family and staff with blessings!
you have a very pleasant demeanor; a positive attitude;, and you always "up"….that is refreshing. Love the videos
Wow ! Busy time for you for winter, cleaning up, good care of beautiful cows! Awesome 👌 😉👍🚜🚜❤️
Farm looks awesome wish I could come visit on a tour one day soon
WOW, that clothes pin trick is fantastic. What a clever idea! I can think of several applications where that would be handy. Thanks for the tip and thanks for sharing. Tell Dad we appreciate your videos for sure!
Thank You for sharing your family videos with us. May your Family have a great Thanksgiving Day 😊
Canadians have already celebrated their Thanksgiving, on October 10th.
Could you show us a close up of the thick coats that the cows grow. I do not think many farmers in the UK keep their cows outside during the winter.
Many farmers here have snow ploughs they clear the narrow roads as well. Yet we rarely have much snow. But I always think it is amusing to see the parking in the town square full of tractors when it does snow, the ladies pop to the hairdresser in the tractor.
It is luckily for you that Canada has good gas and oil reserves. Prices here in the UK have more than doubled.
Search this channel for: "Will Trimming This Cow Make Her Produce More?!"
Jon.
Thank You for the video. You Dad tackles me teasing you about using your camera in a walk along farming. It is great to see your farm operation day by day. Please Take Care of yourself and be Careful around all farm equipment. I like watching your sisters videos too. She is very quite 💔
Hello from the Sunny Bradenton Florida Construction site, coldest morning this year by far, was a chilly 59...just saying, burr 👍 👍 👍
I live in Northeastern Ontario. I know very little about farming and I have never been to Sask. I have been watching Mike Mitchell Faithhope farm vids for the past 3yrs and have learned a lot about grain farming. I had an uncle who owned a large dairy farm in Southeastern Ontario, but I only visited the farm once. I decided to sub to your channel and hope to learn a lot about the dairy industry in Sask. Seems I have a lot of vids to catch up on. I look forward to watching your vids and learn about your region of our great country.
You definitely clicked on the right guy for knowledge in Sask Dairy with the Sask Dutch Kid!! I've learned a lot as well. The Kielstra Holsteins have a fantastic set up. Very impressive!! Keep up the great work Jan!!
Great job Jan,I always dream to work with you some day in Canada feeding the nation is my biggest passion.
Being it was so dry last year lets hope for a good old fashioned minimum of three to four feet of good heavy snow this winter. Snow fence is up and the snow blower is fueled and aimed at the door. Bring it On!🐄
TIMES SURE HAVE CHANGED.......LOVE YOUR CHANNEL.....
Dad is a natural. Always good to see him 🐄🇨🇦👍🏻
Wow.Always wondered how the cows coped with the cold.Hi from New Zealand. 😎
Your hard work and dedication is an example to everyone
Hi Indian UA-camr 3654
Good old Canadian snowy winters. Here in southern Ontario we got our first snow this week as well.
Impressive the first snowfall of the season, thanks Jan for sharing. It seems they will have a long and very cold winter. Take care.👍🤟🎄
Build a 22-24 foot blade to fit on bucket well worth money .I've built a bunch in Maine and they are fairly cheap and work great .bucket works great for piling up high after but the swiftness of clearing road and yard saves time and fuel. = Money
We just got a foot of super wet snow here in Erie Pa. Winter is here. Another great video Jan. thanks and stay warm.
Great to see you still are in touch with Dutch farming via 'Veeteelt' magazine (if I;m not mistaken your dad still has quite a Dutch accent 🙂). At home we too read 'Veeteelt' and 'Boerderij' ('Farm'). Snow is way more early in Canada than overhere in Holland where nature still is in full fall colors.
Thanks, Jan, for another great video. Im in Minnesota so I know what a necessary evil snow is. Stay warm.
I'm from Minnesota also but I don't know what a necessary evil snow is. It's here but that don't mean I have to like it along with many others. So much easier without it. LOL
Y’all can keep all the snow you get. I am from South Carolina and we mainly get ice and everything shuts down.
I'm sure there are some people that don't realize that as packs in the corrals start to break down, a great amount of heat is generated as it builds. Its like laying on a heated mattress cover or heating pad. With that along with full winter coats, it's likely they rarely get truly cold.
cows are already accused to be ones of the main suspects behind the global warming ... those who knows how to turn every problem into a solution are already turning cows heat into gas and electricity instead of sending it to the sky
@@MedGfxDon a couple of the dairys here spent the money to convert the methane into electricity, to over simplify it.
@@snarky_farmer exactly .. when I saw the California one i was like 😧 .. but then I did some digging here on UA-cam and found some dairy farm supplying +3k homes with electricity just from methane ... You watch this and see the world fighting over gas and just makes no sense
@@snarky_farmer i mean, it's not like this will cover the world's needs but many countries Riley on import by 100% ... I'm sure every city in most of the modern world own a farm union that should be enough to reduce the import needs by at least 40% it 100% depends on how much the gov want to invest on it
@@MedGfxDon absolutely agree with you. It's doable.
Really like your videos don't like snow grew up in Michigan on dairy farm now l live in Arizona the high today is going to be 71 lol.
just your ability to talk at 4 am is amazing, there's atleast a 3 hours gap between my body and brain when I wake up, can't even accept morning greetings before noon let alone facing a camera at 4 am ... but I believe we are shaped by what we're used to ..... still waiting for a video where your or your sister explain your weekly sleep cycle and how farm life effect your teens and interactions with friends
Your body adjusts to the cycle. I used to get to work at 6am, so wake up around 4:30. But the flip side is I would crash around 9pm.
@@0xFF48 lucky you, you take coffee to stay sharp?? If so, when you take the last cup ?
@@MedGfxDon For me it's more about getting 7-8hrs of sleep. Otherwise, the workday drags out.
What is the coldest a cow can handle before it starts to have issues? Your cows are so well taken care of and nice and clean. Thanks for the video.
@lidsmann22
I googled it and found:
"What temperature is too cold for livestock?
At temperatures below 18 degrees, the animal is stressed and begins to require additional feed in order to maintain body temperature. As long as this additional energy supply is met by additional feed intake, the animal will survive just fine."
AWWWWWW snow, don't you just LOVE IT
Jan glad to see your dad warming up to the camera. Hope to hear more from him in the future. Maybe a Q&A .
Your father having fun in the snow yust like in Holland long time ago
I am from Holland to living in Indonesia
Great Chanel absolutely love the content!
If you buy a 4 meter straight used snowblade, in sweden you can get those for 1000-2000$, and then you can add some sides making it more locking like a [ then an | that would speed things up quit a bit. Thats a strong heavy loader you got, so it could push quit a bit of snow! 👍🇸🇪
I’m always waiting for your next video, I love your content and Neline’s too!
You have one sweet set up , very neat and tidy clean happy cows !! God bless
Excellent video Jan! Great work moving snow! Glad the door heater strips are working for you. Maybe a look at how you plow the feed bin and weigh station areas sometime this winter.
I guess you have to clear the yard so the milk truck can load up. Besides, snow is moisture and that is always needed in Saskatchewan!
🌺 When you raise those doors, you're letting all the heat out and letting COLD air in.🌬❄ 🌺
You guys work so hard I love hay speaker for the bedding it great when we do it by hand not easy
We just had our first snow too. Our loaders buckets have elephant ears which just hook onto the loader bucket. Great for adding volume to the bucket. keep up the good work
I've seen some nice looking snow pushers that clamp onto the bucket of the loader giving it wings few feet past the ends. Stay warm 👍👍
I would love to push snow with a front end loader looks like a lot of fun
Excellent, thanks for all you do !
I got cold just watching all that snow great video Jan
Canadian winters…that what makes us who we are…🇨🇦
LOVE YOU SASKDUTCHKID
Thank you...enjoy it👍👍🚜👨🌾🚜🌠
What kind of boots and coveralls do you wear?
Jan the Loader pushing snow made a good outro! I have two boys 27,30. Your Dad had such a Dad comment! Loved it. I laughed! Keep you on your toes! Great video Jan! From Maine ❄️❄️☃️👍👍
I fully agree with your Mum, red and white Holsteins are my favorite.
bale spreader is cool
hey Jan, wow what a lot of snow you have there in Canada and cold to bbbbrrr over here it is 8 degrees, not yet as cold as with you, but they expecting in the weekend a lot colder and maybe some snow.greetings from the Netherlands.
Unfortunately Jan, winter has also arrived in Detroit too. Don't think we'll have much luck sending it back up to the NWT eh?
If you think about it, I think seeing the shaving of a cow's fur when bringing them into the barn from being outside in the elements would be interesting to see. It might be a different type of video to see. Thanks for the content. I always enjoy watching your videos!
nice video. thank you.
Compared to the Ohio valley region of WV, you have a winter. We’re not hardly going to be in same season❣️
Enjoy
A winter storm isn't a big deal when you have a "super sized" tractor with a front loader.
Watching your video from a nice warm living-room with hot green tea feels guilty!!! 😂😆
It is going to be a long winter for u guys in the west
better a bucket to start the winter, a blade would sink in the ground the first big snowfall because the ground is not totally frozen.
awesome
Jan is Jack of all trades
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Christmas lights oh boy
👍👌❤🇨🇦, another Sask boy, me tòo
All I can say is :" BRRRRR!!!!!" !!! I am glad i went to Australia instead of Canada.
A 14-ft containment plow, that just chains to the front of the bucket, would make snow removal real niceand quick. Time is money and I bet those tractors use a lot of fuel.
Yes, need snow, add water in ground in spring.
We made a 12' angle blade that just grabbed with the bucket and chained the top hooks. Fast push and roll to one side, we just made high speed loops pushing to the outside.
A snow covered intro would be nice for the winter, just a thought. 👍
Need a big box blade. With fuel cost it will pay for itself
I learned a new word from you today...Outro...the opposite of intro. Thanks!
Getting snow in Mid Michigan just in time for Deer season
Just so early to start hard winter on dairy farm so far here just light dusting
Thank you again. Do you remove the wrap off the bales before you shred them?
No, you can see it hanging from the bottom of the shredder at 9:25 They do have to clean it out from time to time. Jan showed it in a previous video titled: Bale Shredder Needed Help! (Skip to 9;31)
You could save tons of time with a plow and put wings on it. I bet you could save 3 or 4 hours of work time.
Can u give us a rundown on your truck
Have you thought about getting a snow scoop blade for your case? That would be efficient!
HOLY CRAPSKI! SNOW! ... WHERE ARE THE XMAS LIGHTS? ... OH I SEE THEM NOW!
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Which village view
Jan do you take a skid loader home to clear your driveway?
You will definitely not regret putting a snow blade on the loader!
Nice camera work!
Do your dry cows ever have an issue with frostbite on their teats?
0:59 ... Why is the ground so wet?, does it not cause problems with the hooves of these cute cows?
That's 12 hours of manure and urine buildup. They scrape the ally ways about every 12 hours, during each milking. (Jan has several previous videos of him scraping the ally ways) In addition to that, they have the cows walk through a Copper Sulfate foot bath once a week. Jan explains in more detail in the video titled: Healthy Hooves
@@MellowYe77ow Wow, thanks! I enjoy watching jan share his work experiences.
Lol 😂 your dad 😂I
At least take the net wrap of the bales Jesus
Thanks for sharing your vid’s with us!
I'm watching this on November 18. I live in northern Michigan. The great lakes are snow making machines until they freeze over. We already have 10+ inches on the ground and it's 3:00 PM. It's supposed to snow until tomorrow morning
What happened to your windshield, looks broken?
I use rager red bull on my Holstein cows in the uk good choice 👍🏻
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Snow plow would be the way to go
Having a plow blade for snow would help save on fuel. Less back and forth.
Awesome
Another great video!
Hi Jan enjoyed the video have a day love from TEXAS
Great video.