Tour a Vermont Goat Farm: Ayers Brook Goat Dairy
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- čas přidán 10. 12. 2019
- Take a tour of Ayers Brook Goat Dairy and Vermont Chevon in Randolph, Vermont with Owner Miles Hooper. Miles talks about sustainable goat farming and the growing group of entrepreneurial Vermont family businesses that benefits from the farm. Click on the links below to learn more about each:
www.vermontchevon.com/
www.ayersbrook.com/
www.fattoadfarm.com/
www.vermontcreamery.com/
vermontglove.com/
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He sounds like he is extremely educated. Pls do more tours like this.
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Very interesting, I learned a lot! It is great to see a young man who is so passionate and hard working in the line of work he is doing. He would have to love what he does to work those long hours each day and do it SEVEN days a week.......I can't even imagine doing that. Thanks to him, his family and all the farmers who work so hard to feed the world!
Interesting to hear him talk. The new generation farmer. Imput, output, variables, sounds like moneyball for farming! Good stuff!
Great video! Hardworking people; very dedicated. I love to watch the baby goats.......they jump around like crazy! DD
This was oddly enjoyable to watch. Goats are such an amazing animal
Great exposure to a different part of our country’s life and the people in it.
It never dawned on me how crucial is was to make sure animals are 'milked' religiously and on time. That's got to be a more challenging vocation than I ever thought. Good luck to all those Vermont farmers. I'm glad somebody is willing to do it.
Miles is very dedicated and passionate about his business as is easily seen. All the Best to him in the future 👍🎩
A great goat operation. Hope be able to visit it personaly some day and even learn more about these enchantig animals.
Thanks Jon. The person is very knowledgeable of what he is doing.
beautiful scenery good changes from your usual show.
Fascinating! Keep 'em coming!
Very informative and educational. I’ll tell ya I love goat meat, at several different ethnic restaurant and several ways it’s cooked. Awesome video. Take Care
Admirable man...!!...amazing. His balanced view of nature is what we need..Jon, thanks for this content. I recommend you do a followup with Miles..I am sure he has a lot more to teach. Thanks.
Excellent presentation and practical knowledge!
Very cool farm. Thanks for another good video, Jon.
Thanks for the video, Jon, I learned a bunch.
Very informative clip.
Thanks
Seems this goat farmer knows what he’s doing! Very well spoken as well!
Another great show Jon.
Jon, great video as always. I found you through woodworking a long time ago, but now I look forward to all your videos regardless of subject matter. Your make it in Vermont videos are great as well as the local businesses and people you focus on in your videos. Miles seems like an intelligent and sharp guy. I wish him and his family the best in their farming business. If anything, the next time I buy a block of cheese I will reach for the Vermont made or at least know of the efforts of the goat farmer and his milk. Keep up the good work! Thanks
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I will by so glad to work as a farm hand, If you will host and teach me. I am a certified laboratory scientists. Am Michael from Ghana
Love it...more please
That Lamancha going, "HA! No ear tag for me!" in the lineup. *lol*
Love these types of videos!
Interesting video. Thanks Jon
hey Jon! great video about great people! thanks
Interesting information. Thanks for posting.
I can’t tell if this is a goat farm short documentary or a Miles Hooper character piece. And I mean that in the best way! 👏👏👏
Great video, full of interesting info!
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Awesome vid Jon!
Very informative.
Thank you
Really cool video Jon! Interesting stuff!
Good stuff Jon!
Very cool Jon. Learned a lot about goats!
Great work.
You're right. Learned a lot.
Very interesting Jon. I learned a lot about goats today.
Great story !
Amazing
Nice change of pace video Jon. Well done and interesting.
Great video!
This dude is a very good teacher. At least for me
We have to few men like him left in the western world today.
No, we have many great men and women working farms yet our global narrative does not allow them to be heard or seen.
Good stuff Jon---
Learned a lot.
Very interesting video! 👍🏼
Nice video, that provided some interesting insight.
I was impressed with his intellect.
Really enjoyed the video and was in face very interesting.
Wow John very interesting
Really interesting video. Format was good as well
Good info 👍
Very cool
Really impressive work i watching from Nepal.
This is one of the best goat farm
Great tour, thanks Jon!
This guy has the right idea about the carbon sequestration benefits of livestock. This idea of ‘regenerative’ agriculture is the future of agriculture. Thanks again.
Nah mass animal farming is bad for the enviorment no matter how you do it.
@@thejack9178 are a complete moron!!! Are you currently trying eating the disgusting bugs right now that are toxic for your body?
Stop drinking the globalist kool-aid. Those narcissistic psychopaths eat the best beef, foul etc. while they want you to eat crickets.
Terrific video Jon & Miles did a really great job of explaning how a Goat farm is operated. I wish that he had explained more about the milk production. I am curious as to how the females are inseminated. They obviously have to be pregnant in order to lactate & produce milk. On a cattle dairy farm the heifers are always artificially inseminated & he is correct about the time spans for milk production. All in all, a really interesting video. Thanks!
Beautiful animals farming
thumbs up!
Good video Jon! Thank you for sharing the adventure with us and Merry Christmas!👌👍😎JP
Greeting and Namaste from Nepal
Farm 👍👍👍. Kazakhstan 🇰🇿🇰🇿🇰🇿
Nice.
Nice
This was very interesting. I've always wanted to to try goat meat or should I say chevon.
It's really good
very nice farmer
This is my dream
Interested. Thanks Jon
I enjoy watching these kind of videos. It is so nice to learn from farmers. I will own my farm in the next five or six years I’m working really hard to get there. Thanks for sharing this awesome video Jon.
Awesome stuff Jon, thanks for sharing! 😃👍🏻🐐👊🏻
Watching this video I'm thinking what 23 JA's disliked this video?? The info., the scenery, & baby goats c'mon man!!! Fantastic video Bud!! Hoping all is well, Dirty Jersey out!!!I love goat meat. Been eating it in Greece for over 25 years!!
Thanks Mike! 👍👍
Probably vegans. Lots of AR folks just troll the animal videos to dislike them.
Really interesting to hear about this area of agriculture!
Do you feed baleage or just dry hay?
Very interesting, every day you learn something new!!!
how often the hay on the floor is changed?
I like the multifaceted approach to your channel, Jon (art, various entrepreneurial endeavours) with a focus on woodworking. Nicely done. Keep up the good work!
wasn't sure what to expect here Jon, I loved it. Really would like to see more like it.
Baby goats!
Love seeing the Whale Tails in the intro shot. I went to college in VT. I heard they moved them from their location near Williston off I-89. Is that true?
These ones are new ... just this year. Same artist the other ones were moved from this spot about 20 years ago
@@JonPetersArtHome Ahh, neat! It's been too long since I've been up to the Green Mountain State. Very fun and informative video.
Love Chevre (goat cheese)! It is interesting how he explained the efficiency of goats versus cows. The goats are cuter too! Thanks Jon!
Only efficiency is that goats will eat anything yet he feeds his high quality food just like dairy cows because twigs etc do effect the milk and meat. You are what you eat.
Informative and enjoyable. A departure from woodworking, but I'm looking forward to more of this type of video.
Very interesting. I never knew that goats and deer are first cousins. However, when you look at them the head of the goat looks like a deer.
That was a pleasure to watch. Thank you
Good
Interesting. Always good to learn something new and see hows it's done in a different country.
Bro.. what we can feed the goat babies while we milking comercial
Interesting
No one had pointed out the twin phenomenon so succinctly. Saving one twin from each mom is a low cost means to build a herd. I assume you do not want dads breeding with daughters, so renting a dad is best yes? Excellent vid you two!
Many breeders will line breed, but then outcross after a generation or two. Linebreeding isn't bad, but it will highlight the best traits and the worst traits in your lines pretty quickly, so if you aren't breeding quality, you definitely don't want to line breed. It's all about bettering your lines with every generation!
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That was very interesting. Wish it was longer!
The things you learn, good luck to them !!!.
This farm is dialed in.
but if ya have two does one will be a freemartan right?
What? That only happens with cows, when one calf is a bull, and the other is a heifer. If a cow has two heifers, they're fine. If a goat has bucklings and doelings, they're fine.
How much milk does he average per goat per day?
I love goats, we have 11
I found this incredibly interesting. Especially when he said goats always have twins. I never knew that.
My uncle was a dairy (cow) farmer. I have a bunch of questions for this guy. Comparing the two operations.
Ive Neve had goat meat, I'd like to try.
Hi I see your nice and big farm
I need some advice from you. I am going to retired in 2 years and I bought the farm land about 20 acres. Can you please let me know how to build or whim to hire to build the farm house. I don't have and barnes in my property. I have to do my self. I wanted to start with 100 goat for meat not milk. Please let me know. Thanks.
Any vacancy is there goat dairy,I am Indian now working Singapore
Is their product considered organic ? why (either way) ?
So many unanswered questions....but wow! Very informative!
So... Do goats farts compare to cow farts? 😇😎
Just kid(pun intended)ding.
I like the notion of a quicker turn around as far as return on investment as well as a better outcome for breeding! Had no idea the amount of time that is invested into a single cow before any potential reeping for what was sown.
I wonder how much it costs to start a farm like this and is most of their customer base from the internet or word of mouth?
Much competition for this or fear of over saturation due to the breeding outcomes? Or is it that it takes someone special to actually do the work?
Also... What time does the workday end? Seems as though you can stay in shape. Nutrition benefits of goat/cow/deer?
Maybe I'll get on their website. Thanks for the vid! 😇😎