I must say cows are in great condition and it proofs when you have one that produce 102lbs, always prime time to get the cows in for milking one of my favorites,greetings from a Dutch dairyfarmer
If there is one thing I truely miss from the Farm is, Babies and Black and White Holsteins, That is all we had, Nope I lied we 3 Jerseys for the butter fat. Out of our 300 Cows we milked #5 and # 13 were my favorite. Sweetest Cows you could ever have. Enjoyed your video, Thanks for sharing.
I still remember my mother calling the cows in for milking. My mother had this high pitched, shrill voice. You could hear her in the next county yelling co-boss, co-boss. LOL
Our dog on the farm would go get the cows for us. The cows would see the dog coming and start moving. Like the way you do your farm runs just like the old days.
Just an incredibly wholesome video to watch and I thoroughly enjoyed it! I worked on a 100 call beef farm in Illinois about 35 years ago, I can still almost grasp the smell of the cattle which I always enjoyed immensely. You folks are so wealthy in so many ways!
Our pasture was mostly low ground, so you could usually see the cows from the house. A few "Come Boss Come" yelled at the cows was usually enough to get them to come home. On occasion we would have to get one of the tractors and drive to the edge of the pasture and rev the engine a few times - they associated the tractor with getting fed so that usually got them running home. Foggy mornings were about the only time we had to actually go out and get them.
Tks for sharing. Hope all is doing good put your way. Cows looked like there all happy and enjoying the cooler weather? I know I said this before but you do have some beautiful country there..
I like the random video,always an awesome mix of daily farm life,been a hired hand on many area farms here in Vermont for over 45 years,it’s lots of fun
❤😊 I'M GOING TO HOOK UP THE 1206 TO THE 4 BOTTOM ROLLOVER PLOW. I'M HOPING THE GIEROK GUYS WILL COME TO THE LE SUEUR COUNTY PIONEER POWER SHOW NEXT WEEKEND !!!!! YOUR WELCOME TO COME ALSO !!!!❤😊
Enjoyed Milking Time That's When You Have To Catch Up On Things Done On The Farm And Things That Need To Be Done Tomorrow Checking Out All The Cows Making Sure All Is Well Enjoyed The Video Thanks Made Me Smile Seeing Lil Calf Running And Hopping Around. Blessings And Please Be Safe ✌️
We had a collie that brought the cows in. All we had to do was say to Rover, "go get the cows Rover" and he would. After Rover died we would call the cows by yelling "Soo cow".
Love seeing cows, should do more of these, don't get me wrong I love the old equipment, that's what I was raised on, i still have same tractors, love to see kids in barn
Happy cows are easy to see and y’all have some . You have some fine looking calf’s coming on . I grew up on a beef farm so I never got to milk on a daily basis . Did get to experience it when staying with friends . Great video , God Bless
I always enjoyed getting cows in for milking especially during the autumn. That always felt meditative to me. Still does. Seemed like the Holsteins always pushed the Guernseys around a little but Guernseys always are the first in line and it was Bonnie first then Sarah next. We name our cows too. BTW, what's your Nellie's genetic make up?? Appears to have some Jersey or Swiss?
Love watching them baby cows!!! and you are so personable with all them animals.. and that is in my opinion very respectful of them,, and I don't blame them for wanting to be out in the pasture when it's nice and cool and the sun ain't out and theres food!!! Good green stuff thanks if I can remember real hard I can still smell the cows when we used to go to grandpas and milk cows are so different smelling from confinement Barns 4 meat
Jennifer, when you said help push them along reminds of every morning on our farm when our herd would knock down the make shift gate that my dad had set up (3 six inch pipes and 12 foot long that were tied up with sisel twine) because the bulls wanted to get to the cattle the next farm over or possibly the corn they were growing. Anyway, the entire herd would follow and so my dad would go bring them back. So every morning I would wake up to a herd of Angus and Hereford coming down a little dirt road turning into our driveway and following was my dad in a Volkswagen beetle. That was always fun to watch. We had a stanchion barn very similar to yours however since we had beef cattle my parents used the entire barn for a big bedding pack. I'm glad I was young because if I knew better , I wouldn't have liked cleaning it out. The pack would get several feet thick before we cleaned it out and we didn't have a skid steer. Oh and no barn cleaner either.
Fancy didn't fancy leaving the pasture, lol. Jen, you didn't address everyone by name, I hope no cows were offended in the digitizing of this video! LOL. God Bless!
👀🙄🐾👍Great video Alan Jennifer and Family Don't you use your quad to get the cow's in to milk? You could use a calf trailer to bring the calf in from the pasture
Milking parlors are nice but you lose some of the closeness with your cows. When you milk this way you can keep an eye on things that may be happening health wise. I really like that you name your cows and call them by names. As always a great video Jen. Thank you. God bless.
@trinitydairy not trying to be nosy, but why are you tagging with the rfid ear tags? Is this a mn requirement? I know there was talk about making it a requirement, but I didn't know it had taken effect. I'm in wi and haven't had to tag mine yet.
It might be wise to address the spotted knapweed (purple flowers) in your pasture. This plant will change the soil chemistry in a way that will make it unsuitable for the growth of other plants and you could lose that pasture for grazing. As you can see the cows don't utilize it for forage.
The ladies put most of their energy intake into milk production, and not meat. It's another reason for the "dry" period 45-60 days before calving, to allow them to build up reserves in their body. None of their cows would be considered "skinny" on a Dairy Body Condition Score. Great observation! 👍
Absolutely love your videos. Small family dairy at its best.
but I’d like to see more about how agriculture technology impacts farmers directly
Love seeing the cows on pasture. In the’70’s it was mine and my sister’s job to get the cows. Brings back good memories.
I must say cows are in great condition and it proofs when you have one that produce 102lbs, always prime time to get the cows in for milking one of my favorites,greetings from a Dutch dairyfarmer
If there is one thing I truely miss from the Farm is, Babies and Black and White Holsteins, That is all we had, Nope I lied we 3 Jerseys for the butter fat. Out of our 300 Cows we milked #5 and # 13 were my favorite. Sweetest Cows you could ever have. Enjoyed your video, Thanks for sharing.
Great watching a family farm takes me back when i was on the farm best life ever
I still remember my mother calling the cows in for milking. My mother had this high pitched, shrill voice. You could hear her in the next county yelling co-boss, co-boss. LOL
It’s good to see the cows again I haven’t been seeing them too much lately especially when Jen identifies them
What a fantastic family operation. Great video
Did anyone else notice? The new calf has a nearly perfect heart shape on her forehead!
Great video, always enjoy your videos. Thanks for sharing 👍👍2 thumbs cuz 1 isn't enough.
Thanks Jenn.
Love the cow vids. 102 lbs/day - super!
Great video one of the best we like Milking videos when NOT speeded up keep milking God Bless
102# a day in the summer is impressive. She's a keeper!
I did enjoy the video, it brings back fond memories. And you do have a great looking herd.
Our dog on the farm would go get the cows for us. The cows would see the dog coming and start moving. Like the way you do your farm runs just like the old days.
You all have some of the most beautiful cow's. They all look awesome !!
It’s better than a new calf is born instead of an old one!😅😅😅😅😅
Fantastic video
Your cows look like they are milking heavy good job 😊
Just an incredibly wholesome video to watch and I thoroughly enjoyed it!
I worked on a 100 call beef farm in Illinois about 35 years ago, I can still almost grasp the smell of the cattle which I always enjoyed immensely.
You folks are so wealthy in so many ways!
It's so nice when the calf follows the mom back to the barn and doesn't have to be carried.
Our pasture was mostly low ground, so you could usually see the cows from the house. A few "Come Boss Come" yelled at the cows was usually enough to get them to come home. On occasion we would have to get one of the tractors and drive to the edge of the pasture and rev the engine a few times - they associated the tractor with getting fed so that usually got them running home. Foggy mornings were about the only time we had to actually go out and get them.
Its crazy to see how much your kids have grown up since ive been watching yalls channel
It’s clear that these advancements are a huge leap forward
Tks for sharing. Hope all is doing good put your way. Cows looked like there all happy and enjoying the cooler weather? I know I said this before but you do have some beautiful country there..
I like the random video,always an awesome mix of daily farm life,been a hired hand on many area farms here in Vermont for over 45 years,it’s lots of fun
❤😊 I'M GOING TO HOOK UP THE 1206 TO THE 4 BOTTOM ROLLOVER PLOW. I'M HOPING THE GIEROK GUYS WILL COME TO THE LE SUEUR COUNTY PIONEER POWER SHOW NEXT WEEKEND !!!!! YOUR WELCOME TO COME ALSO !!!!❤😊
Enjoyed Milking Time That's When You Have To Catch Up On Things Done On The Farm And Things That Need To Be Done Tomorrow Checking Out All The Cows Making Sure All Is Well Enjoyed The Video Thanks Made Me Smile Seeing Lil Calf Running And Hopping Around. Blessings And Please Be Safe ✌️
Don't forget the plans made during the morning milking! 👍👍
What a great peaceful video what a great family team
Thanks for sharing god bless tell Alan keep a milking
Another very interesting video Thank you 😊😊😊😊😊
We had a collie that brought the cows in. All we had to do was say to Rover, "go get the cows Rover" and he would. After Rover died we would call the cows by yelling "Soo cow".
Thanks, love your video and the names.
OMG what a beautiful place!!!!!!!!
You defiantly have some uniquely marked Holsteins.
Number one video thumbs up 👍
What a beautiful calf
Great herds...
Love seeing cows, should do more of these, don't get me wrong I love the old equipment, that's what I was raised on, i still have same tractors, love to see kids in barn
Happy cows are easy to see and y’all have some . You have some fine looking calf’s coming on . I grew up on a beef farm so I never got to milk on a daily basis . Did get to experience it when staying with friends . Great video , God Bless
I always enjoyed getting cows in for milking especially during the autumn. That always felt meditative to me. Still does. Seemed like the Holsteins always pushed the Guernseys around a little but Guernseys always are the first in line and it was Bonnie first then Sarah next. We name our cows too. BTW, what's your Nellie's genetic make up?? Appears to have some Jersey or Swiss?
Yup, Nelly is Jersey.
Great looking bunch of cows.But the jerseys really stand out.Work safe and god bless.
Your herd has nice-looking udders. Cows all look very relaxed. Very nice herd of cows
Absolutely love the videos with the cows. Basically have the same setup.
Beautiful farm and cows.
Love watching them baby cows!!! and you are so personable with all them animals.. and that is in my opinion very respectful of them,, and I don't blame them for wanting to be out in the pasture when it's nice and cool and the sun ain't out and theres food!!! Good green stuff thanks if I can remember real hard I can still smell the cows when we used to go to grandpas and milk cows are so different smelling from confinement Barns 4 meat
Your cow's are so beautiful. You can tell you have put lots of time in to there breeding thank for share in
The new calf, the white spot almost looks a heart. 🎉
Jennifer, when you said help push them along reminds of every morning on our farm when our herd would knock down the make shift gate that my dad had set up (3 six inch pipes and 12 foot long that were tied up with sisel twine) because the bulls wanted to get to the cattle the next farm over or possibly the corn they were growing. Anyway, the entire herd would follow and so my dad would go bring them back. So every morning I would wake up to a herd of Angus and Hereford coming down a little dirt road turning into our driveway and following was my dad in a Volkswagen beetle. That was always fun to watch. We had a stanchion barn very similar to yours however since we had beef cattle my parents used the entire barn for a big bedding pack. I'm glad I was young because if I knew better , I wouldn't have liked cleaning it out. The pack would get several feet thick before we cleaned it out and we didn't have a skid steer. Oh and no barn cleaner either.
Very nice
Lazy peaceful cows 😂😂. Thanks much to all!!
❤❤ good wark
Beautiful video. Thanks
Been get lots of overcast from the Canada 🔥
You have nice looking cows
Thank you
Very nice job and God bless y'all
You guys have some nice looking cows.
You are a special bread of people, know l could not do it.
Gotta help those knees hips and backs for when you get older . A couple of stools would help a lot for later aches and pains.
I tried those stools, but didn't like them.
So special!!!! ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
Hello Trinity Dairy,Edward from Vermont
Cute video
Love cattle.
And we also had one Jersey with our beef herd although we never milked her.
great video
Hey this is our model in Africa
Look at those bags.
Did you ever notice jerseys have longer tongues than other breeds
Yeah
👍👍👍 siskel and ebert rating if they were farmers
They probably don't know who Siskel and Ebert are.
Nice video
I wish youguys would do more milking video's
Fancy didn't fancy leaving the pasture, lol. Jen, you didn't address everyone by name, I hope no cows were offended in the digitizing of this video! LOL. God Bless!
I’d like to see a better video of the cow milking 100# How old is she and lactation?
Great looking herd, and very nice udders. 100# daily avg? 👍👍
Just a few are hitting that.
@@trinitydairy Still good production. It only takes a few to make you feel good about your program! 👍👍
👀🙄🐾👍Great video Alan Jennifer and Family Don't you use your quad to get the cow's in to milk?
You could use a calf trailer to bring the calf in from the pasture
We do sometimes, but the starter was out, so we couldn't use it.
Was I imagining it, or did it appear that Dot looks like she's bagging up 😮
Dot is milking very heavy right now.
Do you notice that lineages, like mother -daughter-grand daughter etc. or siblings have similar behaviors"
Sometimes they do,and sometimes they are totally opposite.
Milking parlors are nice but you lose some of the closeness with your cows. When you milk this way you can keep an eye on things that may be happening health wise. I really like that you name your cows and call them by names. As always a great video Jen. Thank you. God bless.
I know how it goes we are milking 50 head in a 30 cow barn
DO You Think You Will Get Any Bigger
Probably not, our creamery has a quota in place, and we are at our quota now.
Your cows are so gentle but why wouldn't they be because of all the attention they get.
Oh, do you have any experience with Freemartins ?
We have had a couple. One was a brown Swiss that we had the vet check and was missing most of her reproductive organs.
How often, if ever, do your cows have their hooves trimmed?
We have them trimmed about once a year. We have a couple videos showing it.
i need ajob your country
How long does it take you to milk?
About an hour
Love the sweet girls. Whats the little one's name going to be?
Lightning!
@@trinitydairy Thank you.
Are those rfid tags in the left ears?
Yes
@trinitydairy not trying to be nosy, but why are you tagging with the rfid ear tags? Is this a mn requirement? I know there was talk about making it a requirement, but I didn't know it had taken effect. I'm in wi and haven't had to tag mine yet.
It might be wise to address the spotted knapweed (purple flowers) in your pasture. This plant will change the soil chemistry in a way that will make it unsuitable for the growth of other plants and you could lose that pasture for grazing. As you can see the cows don't utilize it for forage.
Yeah, we've always had some, but it went crazy this year.
Why are the cows so skinny can see their ribs in that thumbnail
That's how dairy cows are built.
They’re not skinny, they’re healthy. They’re putting their energy into producing milk.
The ladies put most of their energy intake into milk production, and not meat. It's another reason for the "dry" period 45-60 days before calving, to allow them to build up reserves in their body. None of their cows would be considered "skinny" on a Dairy Body Condition Score. Great observation! 👍
You don't want a fat milk cow, she's keeping the feed for herself and not putting milk in the bag. The cows look good!
Деревенская идиллия😌
Awesome video