Eric we own a small (620Acre)Cattle and Horse breeding operation in Northern Australia (NT),l have been laid up recovering from a shoulder operation and me and my wife have just binge watched all your video's .We have truly enjoyed them and congratulate you on not only showing the younger generations involvement in farming but show casing Farming and the Dairy industry and what proper farming and animal care looks like.Thank you for taking the time and effort in making the videos.Wishing all your family all the best from Australia and give the dogs a pat from us.
19 yrs ago i asked each one of my children if they wanted to go in with me i have 3 all said no .I had a dairy in up state ny. The reason they didnt love it like i did good enough for me.Last may 12th i shipped my last load got out because of age no i didnt go broke no i didnt take no govt money time to retire.Now i have beef cattle.Point is if ur kids dont love it dont force the issue gotta love what ur doing
@@mikecorning8999 Have to agree. Thing is though, living in Texas, I see way too many large parcels of property being sold by family members who inherited the land their generations before worked hard because either they want the cash or don't have the love for the work. Nothing wrong with not wanting to be part of the family business, but I believe if your kids want nothing to do with the business, they shouldn't inherit the land. They end up selling it and erasing all the hard work of previous generations. Either sell it when you (farmers and ranchers in general) retire to a family/company who can afford the land or sell it to a developer yourself and retire to the Bahamas. But don't give it to a bunch of ungrateful inheritants who just want to profit off the sale of the land! Damn shame to see all these family farms being sold to make money off companies who jsut wanna build a bunch of houses.
@@DevilDog3330 I totally agree. My Mom and Dad worked their asses off and did without to buy a farm in northern Md in the 60's for us three kids to grow up on. We began converting it to an organic farm in the 80's and it continues to be now. We put it in the Land Preservation program in Md last year so now it will remain an organic farm and/or agricultural use for the rest of our lives and beyond. No housing development on our farm!!!
Given the mainstream media, Covid BS, etc. all I do is watch these videos. SaskDutch Kid is good too. I nearly fell out of my chair laughing when SaskDutch Kid ran a video of 10th Generation Dairyman. I also watch The Hoof GP. My brother is watching re-runs of Green Acres. The rest of the world has gone nuts.
You will make this farm an even bigger legacy. I’m a father of two boys and if they ever grew up and took over things like you I would die the happiest man. Keep doin you bud.
The one thing that really stands out in your videos is the love that you have for the animals in your care, its a hard life but i truly believe that it is the best life for a young man.
I've been watching your channel for a while now. I totally enjoy your videos. I grew up farming, beef cows in the Texas panhandle, just didn't love it. Wish I'd stayed in it. Nothing so pure as the ag life. It is so refreshing to see a young buck understanding importance of keeping family farms running. Also seeing the way you care for the animals is awesome.
You and your Dad do a fabulous job. You guys seem to be right on top of what needs to get done and you do it. Very easy to see that guys love your cows and what you do. Beautiful farm and a great video. Thank you for sharing. Amazing what two men can accomplish in a day when the days are thoughtfully planned out . Like the way you explain things in very easy understanding way.
If every young man in this country was as intelligent and diligent as him, We really would be great again. He must have some really really proud parents . Thanks
I have a tad over 3 million miles driving. For a few years in the 90's, I worked for a feed co in Pittsburgh delivering brewers grain from Pittsburgh Brewing. It's a great bypass food, tough to store though. We didn't have any customers as far east as you guys, Somerset was as far as we would go. But, I will say this, of all the different types of people I have met over the years, the dairy farmers were the hardest working, most polite and professional of all I have met. You folks fit right in with that mold.
I have watched all of your videos and I have learned a lot. Your Dad must be really proud of you that you and followed in the family business. Great videos
Kevin Burford hey There, must admit, I'd imagine his Dad would be really proud of his son here. This business is in great hands moving forward, that's for certain!
The process of preventing horns was really interesting! In Norway we use a special heat gun to stop the growth, we give the calves a drug so it can't feel anything and then apply enough heat to stop it. Seems like a way faster and easier way of doing it.
Until a couple of months ago I did not realize there were so many Farm channels on CZcams. this is a great Channel. Also try Welker Farms they are in Montana and farm as well as restore a lot of vintage farm equipment that they use. Another one is Cole the corn star who is Young at 22 years in Iowa. And there is Millennial farmer who is in Minnesota. I watch so much fewer movies or such online because I can watch these great videos with real people doing real stuff good for them
Again it makes my faith in humanity so restored to know that this man does treat his an animals well, keep up the good work man! Like seeing all your videos!!
Honestly I work on a dairy farm and watching your videos made me love doing it more and more and you mentioning watching the cows grow and produce the milk really made me appreciate the ability to milk
Hey there! Thanks for the lovely summer look at the strip fields. And yes...you are correct...some of us would be jealous of footage of you working that 'antique' equipment! Wait! I learned to drive on one just a little older than that one! We used an 8N for all sorts of field work and she was a dependable inexhaustible machine! Can't remember who bought her now! Hope she is still working a field somewhere. Your calves are sure a lot quieter than the ones we worked with. Must be after feeding time! Margaret, Farmer MJ
Thanks very much for another great video don't think people realize how much hard work and time it takes like to get all the different angles when you were spraying Having to stop and remount the camera many times Nothing you ever put out will be boring
I really like how you take care of your calf's , you can tell they are not stressed at all. The babies are not doing nothing but crying..They are happy.And I do love your pens better than hutches, I would think in the summer when it gets hot they would stay cooler.GREAT JOB.Lisa from East Central Ohio
Hi Eric I know I'm seeing some of your old videos sometimes but I love to look at them I've never seen them I'm going to keep going until I see them all you're a good teacher and each video I learn something I will be as smart as you when I'm finished looking at all your videos LOL. Thank you 👍🇺🇸
I seriously can’t get enough of these videos. I started growing up on a farm but then moved states. My best friend’s father was a care taker of a cattle farm all his life and I spent many days on the farm with them. Calving season was the most favorite time of the year. Then once a year my family and I would go help when it came time to castrate the bulls and then worm & vaccinate the ones that needed it. I’ve also always lived in rural areas where there’s nothing but farms. Thank you for sharing your life. I enjoy watching your videos and I’ve also learned a thing or 2.
Eric, I really enjoy your videos and send them to my dad to watch also. He is almost 80 and loves to see the tractors and how you use them on the dairy farm. Thank you so much for effort. You are doing a great job!
I really appreciate all that you do Eric and letting us tag along with you. Like I told you in the past I come from a Dairy family but my younger cousin's are in charge and is doing a great job since my uncle passed away. I milked in a 1550 cow dairy and I end that with heards man I was getting the cows we had a double 48 with 2 big barns 8 pins pluse the pad in the back of crowd area were the sick and fresh were. I really enjoy tagging along keep up the good work. Now I owne my own truck and Trailer and am a witness to all that will listen
I have alway said I would like to work on a dairy for a week. Now that I have found your channel, I have a better understanding how dairy's work. And that 4:00 a.m. video I saw has caused me to rethink my wanting to work on the dairy. I enjoy your videos and love how your corn crop produces Mountain Dews from time to time! I raise black angus and I'm always looking for better ways to handle my own stock. Keep up the good work.
I'm going to be in FFA this year, and I've been considering doing the Career Development Event dairy cattle evaluation. I'm really interested in the livestock animal career area. I plan on being a large animal vet so learning about these things now will be beneficial. Thank you for the honest work you do and for treating your cows humanely.
Great video I think all of us that raise cattle need to start showing what we do for some reason some city people think we are trying to kill them and are cruel to animals my grandparents wouldn't believe the view on farmers nowadays if we don't set the record straight more people will believe the lies our cows come first no matter the conditions I have wiggled our one longhorn cow of my wife's horns out of hay feeder she got stuck in during a thunderstorm in high winds pulled calves in the snow and then moved the entire herd up to the barn at ten degrees good job on showing the pubic the work and dedication of raising and caring for livestock my son is going to start filming our operation as well
justin whitley - But you’re doing it to commodify these animals? That’s why they are there in the first place. They are your livelihood so of course you’d want to protect them. I don’t see how that ultimately good for the animals when they end up dead from your doing (ie. You being the reason why they are there). If it truly came out of a place of compassion for these animals you wouldn’t be in an industry that kills them. Seems obvious.
That stuff may be toxic like crazy, or completely harmless. No matter what I would love to have had that paste when I was growing up. I always hated the days where I would help my dad holding the calf so he could burn off the horns with warm iron. So having the calf tied down or in a headlock for a bit of trimming and applying of the paste is getting off easy for the calf. Thanks for sharing, and have a great day.
I am a great admirer of your work, I started following you three days and already watch several videos .... Congratulations on your work.... And another I'm watching from Brazil🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷
You should do a video on the truck picking up the final product show us what you get paid for lol...and a little more in depth on trimming the hooves of the cows and great job on the videos I always look forward to you posting them and want you to know that we appreciate the hard work you put into them
I love your job! You are young though. Make sure to protect your back, lungs and feet. Drink more water. Your caffeine is needed to keep you going but throw in some water. And those chemicals you deal with rinse your hands off after dealing with them. They are absorbing into your skin. Think about your long term health. Hmm. Your family could be a case study. But I love your life anyway! You have a big range of knowledge. With machines and keeping them running and planting crops. Amazing!
Van Niels hey there, thanks mate, what an awesome comment to leave for young 10th gen dairyman here. Must admit, was quite moved with your regards for him, sadly there seem to be fewer and fewer of folk like yourself, wish there were more! Anyhow, take care yourself too, I'm certain 10th gen dairyman would totally agree! 👍☺️
😊Hi!! Your calves look healthy and always clean!! Fields are doing well!! Who knew corn 🌽 fields yield the Dew? 😂 Awesome video!! Hot finally in Michigan too. Have a super weekend Eric 🙋♀️
Love watching your videos. I work on my neighbors dairy farm over here in America's Dairyland of Wisconsin. He only milks about 80 cows. It's fun to see how you do things different and some things the same. Keep up the good work, love watching!
Hey man, its nice to see somebody kinda my age doing the same thing like I do. My family and myself are milking 150 cows in Germany on our farm. In your videos I have seen a lot of things we are doing the same way, but then on the other hand some stuff is totally different. Its always inspiring and important to have an open mind and to „steal with your eyes“ as my father often quotes 😂. I was wondering what kind of material you guys use to bed your herd? Have a nice day ✌️
@@Gealamusic I mean his caring ness in the dairy industry is providing a model of ethical dairy so I would say it’s caring well put in the correct industry. Unless you would rather have unethical foods like Avocados, sugar, soy, palm oil, corn…
Love your videos; can’t believe how many skillsets you all have to have in order to run a farm. Impressive. Request: can we get a video profile of each of the recurring characters in your videos? Dad, the dogs, some of your frisbee buddies and did I hear something about your wife in one of these videos? We’re at the point where we *need* to know these folks! Especially dad... he seems like a budding star!
Thanks for the content. Inspired by you, I researched a lot in the dairy industry now adays, farmers being forced to downsize and even sell farms that have been in the family for years. Glad you have some stability and god bless all your hard work. Hope you have a great yield with the corn!!! Judging by that dew you found, should be good.
I am not 100% sure, but it helps, for example for the headlocks and how the cows get fed. You also dont have to worry about the cows stabbing you or each other by accident. Often they are close together so an eye might pop out.
Nice job you doing well i can see you love your work it's nice to see you younger generation keeping the farms going it's great. Well done. From Andy in UK
Should make a video just on the dehorning paste. Never heard of it and no idea how it works! Does it like erode the horn tissue so it can’t grow? Cauterize the ends so they can’t continue to grow?
Yes it does. It's a caustic paste that basically stops blood flow to the nerve. It is by far the least painful and simplest way to remove horns, no bleeding, no infections.
An easy way to move young calves like those is to reverse them and not carry them like you were. Just turn them and back them and guide them into their calf pen. It is easier on the calf and your back. Happy new year!
Eric we own a small (620Acre)Cattle and Horse breeding operation in Northern Australia (NT),l have been laid up recovering from a shoulder operation and me and my wife have just binge watched all your video's .We have truly enjoyed them and congratulate you on not only showing the younger generations involvement in farming but show casing Farming and the Dairy industry and what proper farming and animal care looks like.Thank you for taking the time and effort in making the videos.Wishing all your family all the best from Australia and give the dogs a pat from us.
Wow. Well done. A compassionate worker
Treated the calves very well. Excellent
The way ot should be but often is not
I wish my boys still worked with me on our farm. You father must be so proud of you. You’re an excellent farmer at your young age. Good job my man.
19 yrs ago i asked each one of my children if they wanted to go in with me i have 3 all said no .I had a dairy in up state ny. The reason they didnt love it like i did good enough for me.Last may 12th i shipped my last load got out because of age no i didnt go broke no i didnt take no govt money time to retire.Now i have beef cattle.Point is if ur kids dont love it dont force the issue gotta love what ur doing
@@mikecorning8999 Have to agree. Thing is though, living in Texas, I see way too many large parcels of property being sold by family members who inherited the land their generations before worked hard because either they want the cash or don't have the love for the work. Nothing wrong with not wanting to be part of the family business, but I believe if your kids want nothing to do with the business, they shouldn't inherit the land. They end up selling it and erasing all the hard work of previous generations. Either sell it when you (farmers and ranchers in general) retire to a family/company who can afford the land or sell it to a developer yourself and retire to the Bahamas. But don't give it to a bunch of ungrateful inheritants who just want to profit off the sale of the land! Damn shame to see all these family farms being sold to make money off companies who jsut wanna build a bunch of houses.
@@DevilDog3330 Could not agree with you more.
@@DevilDog3330 I totally agree. My Mom and Dad worked their asses off and did without to buy a farm in northern Md in the 60's for us three kids to grow up on. We began converting it to an organic farm in the 80's and it continues to be now. We put it in the Land Preservation program in Md last year so now it will remain an organic farm and/or agricultural use for the rest of our lives and beyond. No housing development on our farm!!!
This channel is sort of therapeutic to watch so calm relaxed vibe.
Exactly
Given the mainstream media, Covid BS, etc. all I do is watch these videos. SaskDutch Kid is good too. I nearly fell out of my chair laughing when SaskDutch Kid ran a video of 10th Generation Dairyman. I also watch The Hoof GP. My brother is watching re-runs of Green Acres. The rest of the world has gone nuts.
You’re so gentle with the calves
You will make this farm an even bigger legacy. I’m a father of two boys and if they ever grew up and took over things like you I would die the happiest man. Keep doin you bud.
The one thing that really stands out in your videos is the love that you have for the animals in your care, its a hard life but i truly believe that it is the best life for a young man.
You, Tom in UK and SaskDutch I absolutely am addicted to. You guys are awesome. Very much appreciated!!!
I've been watching your channel for a while now. I totally enjoy your videos. I grew up farming, beef cows in the Texas panhandle, just didn't love it. Wish I'd stayed in it. Nothing so pure as the ag life. It is so refreshing to see a young buck understanding importance of keeping family farms running. Also seeing the way you care for the animals is awesome.
You and your Dad do a fabulous job. You guys seem to be right on top of what needs to get done and you do it. Very easy to see that guys love your cows and what you do. Beautiful farm and a great video. Thank you for sharing. Amazing what two men can accomplish in a day when the days are thoughtfully planned out . Like the way you explain things in very easy understanding way.
Literally binged watched all of his videos love them 😭❤️
I did the same last week! Lol
Mike Moore I saw your comment on sheepishly me and started on these videos today. Thanks
Same 😂 . I love seeing the babies 😍 they are so cute. And he's very sweet to them.
Real 📰 News
If every young man in this country was as intelligent and diligent as him, We really would be great again. He must have some really really proud parents .
Thanks
I have a tad over 3 million miles driving. For a few years in the 90's, I worked for a feed co in Pittsburgh delivering brewers grain from Pittsburgh Brewing. It's a great bypass food, tough to store though. We didn't have any customers as far east as you guys, Somerset was as far as we would go. But, I will say this, of all the different types of people I have met over the years, the dairy farmers were the hardest working, most polite and professional of all I have met. You folks fit right in with that mold.
Dairy farm life is something else. Hats off to you buddy. Great video.
I have watched all of your videos and I have learned a lot. Your Dad must be really proud of you that you and followed in the family business. Great videos
Kevin Burford hey There, must admit, I'd imagine his Dad would be really proud of his son here. This business is in great hands moving forward, that's for certain!
The process of preventing horns was really interesting! In Norway we use a special heat gun to stop the growth, we give the calves a drug so it can't feel anything and then apply enough heat to stop it. Seems like a way faster and easier way of doing it.
Came acrossed my recommended for some reason, now I'm a subscriber. I know nothing about farming lol
Neither do I, and I love this channel
Both of you will learn alot about the dairys industry from him.
Until a couple of months ago I did not realize there were so many Farm channels on CZcams. this is a great Channel. Also try Welker Farms they are in Montana and farm as well as restore a lot of vintage farm equipment that they use. Another one is Cole the corn star who is Young at 22 years in Iowa. And there is Millennial farmer who is in Minnesota. I watch so much fewer movies or such online because I can watch these great videos with real people doing real stuff good for them
Again it makes my faith in humanity so restored to know that this man does treat his an animals well, keep up the good work man! Like seeing all your videos!!
Honestly I work on a dairy farm and watching your videos made me love doing it more and more and you mentioning watching the cows grow and produce the milk really made me appreciate the ability to milk
This is some of the most wholesome content on CZcams. Love how you explain everything and give everyone a great look at AG life!!
I love that you’re so gentle with the animals. 😀
Hey there!
Thanks for the lovely summer look at the strip fields.
And yes...you are correct...some of us would be jealous of footage of you working that 'antique' equipment! Wait! I learned to drive on one just a little older than that one!
We used an 8N for all sorts of field work and she was a dependable inexhaustible machine!
Can't remember who bought her now! Hope she is still working a field somewhere.
Your calves are sure a lot quieter than the ones we worked with. Must be after feeding time!
Margaret, Farmer MJ
Thanks very much for another great video
don't think people realize how much hard work and time it takes like to get all the different angles when you were spraying Having to stop and remount the camera many times Nothing you ever put out will be boring
I really like how you take care of your calf's , you can tell they are not stressed at all. The babies are not doing nothing but crying..They are happy.And I do love your pens better than hutches, I would think in the summer when it gets hot they would stay cooler.GREAT JOB.Lisa from East Central Ohio
Love your field rotation and the look it presents too. Cool for sure. 😎
Hi Eric I know I'm seeing some of your old videos sometimes but I love to look at them I've never seen them I'm going to keep going until I see them all you're a good teacher and each video I learn something I will be as smart as you when I'm finished looking at all your videos LOL. Thank you 👍🇺🇸
His dad needs four more son's that work as hard as he does. 👍 don't see many young people work that HARD.
Hope your body didn't go into shock when you drink that clear liquid lol
One of my new favorite channels. Well done and so interesting. Very underrated.
Thank you!
Live next to a hundred head dairy farm and I admire the family run operations. My two sons love going over to pet the new calves. Cheers my man!
These have gotta be some of the best cared for cattle ive ever seen
I seriously can’t get enough of these videos. I started growing up on a farm but then moved states. My best friend’s father was a care taker of a cattle farm all his life and I spent many days on the farm with them. Calving season was the most favorite time of the year. Then once a year my family and I would go help when it came time to castrate the bulls and then worm & vaccinate the ones that needed it. I’ve also always lived in rural areas where there’s nothing but farms. Thank you for sharing your life. I enjoy watching your videos and I’ve also learned a thing or 2.
Eric, I really enjoy your videos and send them to my dad to watch also. He is almost 80 and loves to see the tractors and how you use them on the dairy farm. Thank you so much for effort. You are doing a great job!
Wait did I just see him drink water 6:27 I thought this guy only live off of the Dew
Gotta dew what you gotta dew
@@ravenna6543 Only acceptable response to my comment
Probably crystal pepsi
Usually- spits it out immediately “ what is this battery acid”
And chocolate milk
I really appreciate all that you do Eric and letting us tag along with you. Like I told you in the past I come from a Dairy family but my younger cousin's are in charge and is doing a great job since my uncle passed away. I milked in a 1550 cow dairy and I end that with heards man I was getting the cows we had a double 48 with 2 big barns 8 pins pluse the pad in the back of crowd area were the sick and fresh were. I really enjoy tagging along keep up the good work. Now I owne my own truck and Trailer and am a witness to all that will listen
Certainly beats dehorning shears. Love the videos!
I love the calves,,, you have top quality work and love habits towards the animals,,,, very rare in todays world
Awesome corn and great job with taken care of the baby's
Love how nice, gentle, sweet, and loving you are to all the animals!!
You work on the farm all day and on top of that film and edit??! Hats off to you! :)
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loveeee how gentle y’all are with the babies and mommas
I have alway said I would like to work on a dairy for a week. Now that I have found your channel, I have a better understanding how dairy's work. And that 4:00 a.m. video I saw has caused me to rethink my wanting to work on the dairy. I enjoy your videos and love how your corn crop produces Mountain Dews from time to time! I raise black angus and I'm always looking for better ways to handle my own stock. Keep up the good work.
I'm going to be in FFA this year, and I've been considering doing the Career Development Event dairy cattle evaluation. I'm really interested in the livestock animal career area. I plan on being a large animal vet so learning about these things now will be beneficial. Thank you for the honest work you do and for treating your cows humanely.
Thanks another teaching video. Never even went near a farm when I was young. So much to learn. Thank you.
This channel is growing so fast! Favorite CZcams channel!
I can’t stop watching, these videos take me back to growing up on the farm. 💫
Love your videos😀😀 I am a dairyfarmer too in Denmark, we have 450 Jersey cows
You're a hard worker for being your age, it's good to see some people still have work ethic. Keep the good videos coming!
Loving the videos bro!!
From London, UK watching these im absolutely fascinated watching the Vids. Keep them coming bro
I really like your videos. They show many daily things farmers have to do. And it is amazing how Dew seems to "pop" up everywhere!
Great video I think all of us that raise cattle need to start showing what we do for some reason some city people think we are trying to kill them and are cruel to animals my grandparents wouldn't believe the view on farmers nowadays if we don't set the record straight more people will believe the lies our cows come first no matter the conditions I have wiggled our one longhorn cow of my wife's horns out of hay feeder she got stuck in during a thunderstorm in high winds pulled calves in the snow and then moved the entire herd up to the barn at ten degrees good job on showing the pubic the work and dedication of raising and caring for livestock my son is going to start filming our operation as well
justin whitley - But you’re doing it to commodify these animals? That’s why they are there in the first place. They are your livelihood so of course you’d want to protect them. I don’t see how that ultimately good for the animals when they end up dead from your doing (ie. You being the reason why they are there). If it truly came out of a place of compassion for these animals you wouldn’t be in an industry that kills them. Seems obvious.
I enjoy your videos very much. I worked on a dairy farm in the summers when I was a kid in Indiana. I understand "never done".
That stuff may be toxic like crazy, or completely harmless. No matter what I would love to have had that paste when I was growing up. I always hated the days where I would help my dad holding the calf so he could burn off the horns with warm iron. So having the calf tied down or in a headlock for a bit of trimming and applying of the paste is getting off easy for the calf. Thanks for sharing, and have a great day.
Yeah this doesn't seem to bother them much
I love how gentle you are with them!
He may be a gentleman....a vanishing race...??
I am a great admirer of your work, I started following you three days and already watch several videos .... Congratulations on your work.... And another I'm watching from Brazil🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷
You should do a video on the truck picking up the final product show us what you get paid for lol...and a little more in depth on trimming the hooves of the cows and great job on the videos I always look forward to you posting them and want you to know that we appreciate the hard work you put into them
I love your job! You are young though. Make sure to protect your back, lungs and feet. Drink more water. Your caffeine is needed to keep you going but throw in some water. And those chemicals you deal with rinse your hands off after dealing with them. They are absorbing into your skin. Think about your long term health. Hmm. Your family could be a case study. But I love your life anyway! You have a big range of knowledge. With machines and keeping them running and planting crops. Amazing!
Van Niels hey there, thanks mate, what an awesome comment to leave for young 10th gen dairyman here. Must admit, was quite moved with your regards for him, sadly there seem to be fewer and fewer of folk like yourself, wish there were more! Anyhow, take care yourself too, I'm certain 10th gen dairyman would totally agree! 👍☺️
😊Hi!! Your calves look healthy and always clean!! Fields are doing well!! Who knew corn 🌽 fields yield the Dew? 😂 Awesome video!! Hot finally in Michigan too. Have a super weekend Eric 🙋♀️
Great video! I sure love watching and learning what goes on, on a dairy farm! Thanks and keep up the great work!
Awe I love the babies! So cute!
Love watching your videos. I work on my neighbors dairy farm over here in America's Dairyland of Wisconsin. He only milks about 80 cows. It's fun to see how you do things different and some things the same. Keep up the good work, love watching!
Glad to see you handle them calves with care !!! Your a excellent example how a dairy should be run . Keep up the great work
Not gonna lie, the soda jokes get me every single time.
Hey man, its nice to see somebody kinda my age doing the same thing like I do. My family and myself are milking 150 cows in Germany on our farm. In your videos I have seen a lot of things we are doing the same way, but then on the other hand some stuff is totally different. Its always inspiring and important to have an open mind and to „steal with your eyes“ as my father often quotes 😂.
I was wondering what kind of material you guys use to bed your herd?
Have a nice day ✌️
We bed with saw dust. Thanks!
The best thing about his videos is the way he treats and loves each and every animal! Absolutely amazing! Keep it up!
To them send them to get their throats stabbed
He does a great job of treating all of his animals very well.
@@ariannasofias totally. He seems like he could do so much good if his "caringness" wasn't used to contribute to the dairy industry.
@@Gealamusic I mean his caring ness in the dairy industry is providing a model of ethical dairy so I would say it’s caring well put in the correct industry. Unless you would rather have unethical foods like Avocados, sugar, soy, palm oil, corn…
Love your videos; can’t believe how many skillsets you all have to have in order to run a farm. Impressive.
Request: can we get a video profile of each of the recurring characters in your videos? Dad, the dogs, some of your frisbee buddies and did I hear something about your wife in one of these videos? We’re at the point where we *need* to know these folks! Especially dad... he seems like a budding star!
I will say you do one he'll of a job. Love how the corn and alfalfa fields yield mountain due. 😜 living the videos so far
Hope we could drop by your farm for a weekend ...!! Definitely help you and live the farm life
Thanks for the content. Inspired by you, I researched a lot in the dairy industry now adays, farmers being forced to downsize and even sell farms that have been in the family for years. Glad you have some stability and god bless all your hard work. Hope you have a great yield with the corn!!! Judging by that dew you found, should be good.
So glad that first year corn field yeilded u a few Lolo 😆 Calves are adorable
found this channel about a week ago, and you deserve the growth! love the content brother!
also i was wondering why do you dehorn the calves?
I am not 100% sure, but it helps, for example for the headlocks and how the cows get fed. You also dont have to worry about the cows stabbing you or each other by accident. Often they are close together so an eye might pop out.
We do it so they don't catch on gates and headlocks and so they don't hurt other animals
@@10thgenerationdairyman61 With no horns - they can't hurt you as bad either.
@@10thgenerationdairyman61 do you know how the paste works? Like whats in it that makes the horns not grow
The Horns are very important for cows, i know many farmers who have cows with horns and it works really Well !!!
This is my favorite new channel. What a great life. God bless you and your family.
I love the little soda skits😂😂👍
Nice job you doing well i can see you love your work it's nice to see you younger generation keeping the farms going it's great. Well done. From Andy in UK
He’s actually kinda nice to the cows
Should make a video just on the dehorning paste. Never heard of it and no idea how it works! Does it like erode the horn tissue so it can’t grow? Cauterize the ends so they can’t continue to grow?
Yes it does. It's a caustic paste that basically stops blood flow to the nerve. It is by far the least painful and simplest way to remove horns, no bleeding, no infections.
Farm looks good! Them calves look very clean!
Looks like you’re having a good summer season. Keep up the hard work 😁
This guy loves his soda and a good joke!
Its awesome how he finds them in random places. It's like his tradmark
wishing i helped my grandpa plowed the rice fields before.. kudos to you... talk about inspirational...
We were a bit jealous not getting to see you run the tractor ;)
Those first year corn fields are doing better than expected! Keep hydrated dude!
Cool video! Thanks for sharing❗❗❗ 🙂🙂🙂 👍👍👍
I never heard of the horn medicine. That is super cool.
very efficient and quick with the calves I like that, keeps the stress down
I love these vids and watch all the new ones, this one was another banger!
I discovered your channel and really enjoy watching you care for your animals. It's really great to see such well cared for cows.
Wait!!! Are you sick? I noticed you drank water? 😆
Lol 😂
Eric. I wish you’d wear shorts all the time. You’re quite the hardworking hunk.
I have also been binge watching these videos. I don’t know why but I love them. I’m not a farmer either.
Hi sir i am indian i like ur all video very nice video and knowleglable video ..i am small cow farmer in india
The lucky findings always get me 😂
You inspire me to wake up early and work hard
Absolutely love this channel and your farm! 💕
Awsome video man keep it up!
Farming is evolving,when you a farmer that vlogs! Great work Eric,keeg it up :)
Please don't ever stop the soda easter eggs. I love it
An easy way to move young calves like those is to reverse them and not carry them like you were. Just turn them and back them and guide them into their calf pen. It is easier on the calf and your back. Happy new year!
Kid you got American Spirit in ya. Keep it up. Life goes by fast.
I was waiting to see The soda you planted sprout. Looks good
Carpet cleaning videos and farming videos aaahhh can’t ask for nothing better