Moving Cows to Pasture!
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- čas přidán 10. 06. 2022
- Come along with us as we lead cows to pasture for the summer! Time for them to get some green grass. These dry cows have been waiting all winter for this. We also give a couple of them bells to wear for the summer. Thank you for watching, make sure to like and subscribe!
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Quite appropriate that you put a tuned Swiss Bell on a Brown Swiss.😁
Now that is the way cows should live not in a barn 24-7 when I was a young lad I would walk the cows a quarter mile down the road were they pastured on a 100 acres but they were at the gate in the afternoon to come back to the barn oh how I miss those days I was 7 years old then and I cared the milk to the strainer and we had milk cans back then to farms I work on one had delavel milkers the other one had surge with the straps loved it the farm with the surge milkers I worked there for years thank you so much for your videos
"That's what you get for being born Swiss"😁
Very neat video
Those shots of your pop up on the hill with the sky in the background need to be framed. He’s a man in complete harmony with his surroundings doing what he loves everyday.
He sure is, thanks Peter!
If I had to wear that high pitched dinging bell I’d go absolutely insane. You’d be thinking I had mad cow disease.
Lol
Your dad has a way with cattle. They trust him.
Thank you Kevin
It's nice to see how humanely you treat your cattle. If our fellow Americans treated their neighbors half as humanely as you treat your cattle we wouldn't have all the problems that we have in this country today. Keep up the videos and your way of life.
That you Jerry!
With your hilly ground,it looks like when I was in Germany or to the southern alps to visit my German family that never moved to the US. Seeing and hearing the cows on the hillsides. Thank You for your videos and stay safe.
I'm so glad your dad takes the camera now that's really cool
I'm happy that he enjoys filming! I know he really likes reading all the comments. Most of them make him happy.
@@GierokFarms Oh I'm glad he reads the comments. You guys deserve all of the nice things that people say. Especially your dad he really warmed up to the camera. That being said I hope some of the keyboard farmers and the negative Nancy's don't ever get you guys down. The more your channel grows the more dingdong's out there lol.. so it's a good and a bad thing: good that your channel is growing and doing well, bad that it invites more idiots to say nonsense things
Those cows are so fortunate being able to live on your farm w/ great care and green pastures to graze on, kind of like a child being born into a farm family. We so appreciate dad and brothers manning the camera as well.
Thank you Tom!
Warms the cockles of my heart.
Good to know!
Greetings from Scotland. Enjoying your videos.
Welcome to the channel. Thanks for watching.
Love hearing the bells. 👍👍👍
Thank you David.
Your dad reminds me of grandpa. He had a small family farm and raised hogs and occasionally cattle
The bells and scenery looked and sounded like Switzerland. Stay safe and God bless.
Thank you God bless!
Just love how you guys incorporate the old world traditions and ways into the farm . Stealing ideas I am . Thanks 👍
Thank you Doug!
I think 🤔 every farmer with cattle has a story or two about a wild 😜 train wreck 😳 of the cattle not going where you want them.We had pasture for our beef cows on both sides of a town road. Most times the herd would always move across the road easy. Yep MOST times.The biggest blow-up we had was when we put up a new big machine shed up.We thought the cows wouldn't mind the the new shed.WRONG!! They turned left instead of right and ended up going into a 20 acre corn field.What a mess.The cows(60+ head with 60+calves)ran clear around the field and back out. We got lucky on that mess but from then on we put up a temporary fence to keep the (herd) going the right way.The funny part of this is how much I miss the wild times on the farm.Watching your farm adventures helps me remember the good old days on the farm. Thanks 😊.
It sure can get hectic fast, but that's why we try to take our time.
Always a good feeling when the cattle can go out to pasture. Less chores to do.
It's a great time of year for the cattle and us
Really like the bells it reminds me of time before so cool!!!!!!!!
Thank you!
Some of my favorite things you do is when your family talks to one another like there is no camera reminiscing about what cow is a twin and her mother is the "big brown one over there".... just like how we do. When veteran cows know where to go, they know.
Thank you. We are getting more comfortable in front of the camera.
Love the bells, but I'm sure the cows who get stuck wearing them are not thinking the same thing.
I think the first time they don't like it but after awhile they almost treat it like jewelry.
Absolutely miss moving cows and helfers to new pastures and just standing and watching and listening to them munching on fresh green grass. Loved the video and love seeing the old steel wheels that you made part of the concrete wall that look so good from any angle. Looking forward to the next video.
Thank you!
That blue cow is my favorite
She is so pretty
Hey love your channel. I grew up around the La crosse on a beautiful farm much like yours... hope to see more drone shots like Andy's channel farming fixing and fabricating . I think a lot of people love seeing how beautiful nature is especially on a smaller dairy in a scenic place and drones really show that beauty. Much like Andy you have a great passion for the what you do.Your channel will grow with that passion .Great work Thanks
Welcome to the channel . I would like to get my own drone. Thank you for all the nice comment, means alot.
I wonder how many cows with bells get headaches or develop tinnitus from the constant ringing. Especially the one with that heavy brass bell. 🤯
I think they are proud to wear them after they get us to it.
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Hello there Jesse here from Watertown Wisconsin but I'm now living over by osseo Wisconsin.. love your set up .. You have such a beautiful land & farm.. I so miss the farm .. I grow up on a farm over by fairchild Wisconsin big dairy farm .. I so would love to get back on a farm again..
The farm is a beautiful thing!
ENJOYED AS ALWAYS
Lol... you sound like your brother
Thanks
Man, you have lovely quiet cows.
Thanks John
What part of Wisconsin are you all from? I noticed the t-shirt saying support Wisconsin farms. Pretty hilly where your at
What breed is the brown and white cow? We really like your videos. Thanks for making them. Take care.
Brown Swiss
How's the farming in your guys area doing
Late spring but the crops are doing good so far.
@@GierokFarms that's good as long as the cows and crops are doing ok your pretty well set
Why do you put bells on your cows for ?
Why bells on each one ? Just so you can find one should it get out ?
You’ve not answered me before when I’ve asked an that’s OK if you prefer not to answer but my question or comment has been that would drive me crazy 😝 an give me a big headache with that dangling bell constantly ringing an ringing ! Or don’t you thing that bothers cows
Why the bells? Can't imagine having that loud clang in her poor ears with every bit of motion!?!?
I'm with you on the bells
I explain the bells in a earlier videos