This channel is consistently one of the best on CZcams. No constant peddling of merchandise, no junior high humor, no one trying to be a comedian. Just a well presented and narrated look into the work and dynamics of a family dairy farm.
I had no idea that you could use snow as an insulator. Of course, it DOESN'T snow down here almost at all. When it does snow, we might get a inch or two of sludge. Pipes freeze down here, but we use manufactured insulation for that. Who knew. Using snow as an insulator. I just learned something new today. Thank you.
I thought your milking computer would tell u whos the fastest milker out of all the employees? It's great to see your family working together happy for the most part. 👍
I spent time on a dairy farm in Nova Scotia in the fifties from age 12 to 16. The two families who worked the farm were post war immigrants from Holland. They were wonderful, hard working people, and, perhaps as a result of the war, rarely displayed any humour. I learned so much from them, and held them in great respect. Your farm technology amazes me. We lived in Moose Jaw in the seventies, so understand your climate.
Loved this video! People may think that once the harvest is in and all is put away for the winter, a farmers life is easier. NOT! Snow and ice and manure stack up. I remember 60 years ago, there was a huge snow and ice storm and 40- C weather for weeks . our water in barn froze and dad had to take an axe and hack up a layer of ice, down the big hill where the barn was, to the creek to drink. It was quite a sight to see 250 head of beef and dairy cows string out single file down the big hill to the flats to drink daily. And pick their way back up. That’s when you blessed the old lead cows for sure. Oh the memories . Thanks for the video for sure. Take care .
Another superb video. Love the family dynamics you show; its a winner every time. Thanks. Stay warm. Our first cold front arrived lasst night: plummeted down to 50F! 😂
You are all hard workers! I am really enjoying learning about a dairy farm operation. I can imagine this is all routine for you but it is very enlightening to people who live in the city. Thank you!
This channel is consistently one of the best on CZcams. No constant peddling of merchandise, no junior high humor, no one trying to be a comedian. Just a well presented and narrated look into the work and dynamics of a family dairy farm.
Your sister is a pretty young lady. You need to let her to be in more videos.
Your sister is pure sugar. Absolutely Adorable!!!
"Some of these cows have got a bit of sass!" Ha!
I had no idea that you could use snow as an insulator. Of course, it DOESN'T snow down here almost at all. When it does snow, we might get a inch or two of sludge. Pipes freeze down here, but we use manufactured insulation for that. Who knew. Using snow as an insulator. I just learned something new today. Thank you.
I worked with the dutch for 5 yrs in my twenties. All my kids are a success today in part because of that experience . Good people.
Your sister is very pretty and has a beautiful smile.
Don't tell Sis, but I think Jan was sandbagging!
I thought your milking computer would tell u whos the fastest milker out of all the employees? It's great to see your family working together happy for the most part. 👍
You better have some guns around to keep the guys away from your pretty sister 💕. She was a good sport too. 👍
I spent time on a dairy farm in Nova Scotia in the fifties from age 12 to 16. The two families who worked the farm were post war immigrants from Holland. They were wonderful, hard working people, and, perhaps as a result of the war, rarely displayed any humour. I learned so much from them, and held them in great respect. Your farm technology amazes me. We lived in Moose Jaw in the seventies, so understand your climate.
Loved this video! People may think that once the harvest is in and all is put away for the winter, a farmers life is easier. NOT! Snow and ice and manure stack up. I remember 60 years ago, there was a huge snow and ice storm and 40- C weather for weeks . our water in barn froze and dad had to take an axe and hack up a layer of ice, down the big hill where the barn was, to the creek to drink. It was quite a sight to see 250 head of beef and dairy cows string out single file down the big hill to the flats to drink daily. And pick their way back up. That’s when you blessed the old lead cows for sure. Oh the memories . Thanks for the video for sure. Take care .
Great video. Several things going on. I like to see that. Good to have your cousin helping too. Brrr. Cold! All that snow.
Another superb video. Love the family dynamics you show; its a winner every time. Thanks. Stay warm. Our first cold front arrived lasst night: plummeted down to 50F! 😂
Great Video. Yup, some of those cows got sass! Love seeing family working together. Stay warm in all that snow!
You are all hard workers! I am really enjoying learning about a dairy farm operation. I can imagine this is all routine for you but it is very enlightening to people who live in the city. Thank you!
Cherish the time you spend with your sister , that's important ! Memories stay safe , Bob
One day you will look back on that race and it will be one of your favorite memories. Well worth a bruised ego. Great show as always. Thanks.
Real nice setup you have there, tidy. You guys obviously take great pride in your farm and animals👍
That was awesome! I loved seeing the big smiles on your faces as you raced! Good times!!