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- čas přidán 14. 08. 2024
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Hey thanks for watching the video!
Your dad had me burst out laughing when he said strong at supervising 😂. Good sense of humour to keep on going with the daily grind of farming!!
All dad's are good at supervising.
Farming needs to be humoured because it's very difficult job and very hard
Excellent Supervision on the door job! Love how you and your dad work together Jan. You produce great videos.
The door glass accident has happened to me also. May I suggest that you rig it to prevent it from happening again with either a tether strap or a bumper?
I really enjoy your blog and it reminds me of growing up on an alphalfa farm and 200+ beef cattle, plus working at our next-door neighbor's dairy farm. It was a hard but satisfying life to me. I still miss it 40 years later.
That is what I suggested as well. I operated much larger machines on overseas containers before retirement.
If ever there was a question about how big those Bunning rims and tires are … 3 of them FILL the big loader bucket!!
Thanks for the video, Jan! 🚜 🐮
Hi from germany sry for my bad english..
If manure and digestate are incorporated into the soil immediately after application, this reduces ammonia losses by up to 90 percent compared to wide distribution.
The manure is immediately buried in the ground using the manure tank, where a cultivator is attached at the back, and the plant then has 30 percent more yield in the harvest at the end of the season.
They've tried it. They don't like to do it, because it makes their sandy fields rough.
@@MellowYe77ow That's nonsense, there is no loss in floor quality! It promotes soil life and brings nutrients to where the plant needs them. In Europe, 70% of farmers do it and the number is increasing. If you don't test it yourself then you can't have a negative opinion about it.
Never a dull moment on the farm eh Jan!! Just a hint could you attach some kind of a safety attachment on that window door you replaced so the problem don't happen again!!
I am sure something would work for you.
It's amazing that you still got snow coming while we are in the middle of April !! Good luck with all those Tyres !! Greetings from Australia
Thanks Jan for the new episode. Good luck with the tires on the machine. ✌
I thought it was hilarious when one cow was standing her ground like "You want some of this?" Then Jan said the word roar and she took off running. There's always one. 😆
Pretty sure that was a steer (male).
At least you had an easy time getting the tires off. Count your blessings as they come.
Hi Jan. I guess Papa is both strong physically, and strong supervisorily !! Oh My Goodness, I love the smell of POOP in the morning !!! It is 18c in Montreal at 2:33pm, going down to 5c tomorrow with rain and SNOW !!! OMG. Then -5c overnight. It's our turn for a little SNOW.
Bro, no one likes that smell even if you live on a dairy. 😂
Just the best, hard working, getting stuff done.
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We had the exact same issue in the Yakima valley when we tried to get heifers out of the muck. One of the employees came up with the idea: take a long rope or hot fence wire, tie it to a corner where the opening is and then go out into the corral and pull it tight and then just funnel the heifers out as you walk to the other side. Worked great. Maybe one or two got behind the rope…
"I'm strong... IN SUPERVISING, so you lift it up and I'll tell you what to do." Love your Dad's sense of humour.
So SMART putting on the PB blaster on the lug nuts!!! Also really appreciate how kind you are to your good workers that have proven themselves and are honest about what they did!! You are a great BOSS!!! Take care!
Why not install and extra dampner on that door ,might be a bit harder to close the door ,but it wont fly out with a gush of wind
Springtime is so much fun. Cheers from Edmonton.
Now that was cool. Big loader jack.
🇨🇦 Put some slime in them tires it will seal them up!
You guys need to invest in a vac truck for your corrals!
That would be great yes you could help them out maybe on the cost !!!
Yan, when you use a steel brush tip-off clean anything please make sure you wear a mask so you don’t breathe in the steel bristles that fly off the brush very danger for your health. They can get in your eyes as well so safety glasses are a good choice also. Thanks for another video I missed you when you were gone.
Keep up the good work love your channel keep it up from Western Australia
Jan, why not spread that straw pack around to sop up the muck, then scoop it all out together?
One other video he said it's $70 to spread each load of straw so money was probably the bottom line. 💲
@@cindifischer6919 No, I'm talking about using the soiled stuff already in the corral.
@@michaelsutherland5848 I believe he said earlier that it hemp straw and he needs it to decompose a little before applying it to the field.
@@mattharris1995 I didn't say anything about spreading it on the field. If anything, mixing it with more liquid would help it decompose faster.
From the looks of it, that used straw has already absorbed as much liquid as it's going to -- already saturated, so it wouldn't help much.
Can we see the pile from the Corrals? Keep up the great work love the videos.
Jan look for where a piece of pool noodle could be glued to catch the door first.
Put a sump in, then load it with the manure pump into the liquid wagon, smallproject for the summer :)
Another fine video. Love the bits with your dad and his dry sense of humor. Great father, fine son. Keep the videos coming. We like every one...oh and of course you teasing your sister...great stuff
show us how the new delaval system work!
Are you considering putting gates on the back wall of the coral to make entering & exiting the corrals easier & minimize the chance of another tire rub ?
Not a good idea. The back wall is a wood fence that acts as a windbreak for the cows. Very important in Saskatchewan, especially in the winter. Gate openings would let the wind through.
I'm just wondering if it would be worth digging. A deeper hole inside of the pen. Show that liquid mlouie. You're going to hold and you could pick up more of it with a bucket of the tractor On each load.
Howdy Jan, I hope ya'll are doing well,
Ya those air pigs definitely come in handy, every Farm should have at least 1, we have 2 on our Farm, but ya gotta be careful not to overfill them, they get super heavy if you fill them right up 😉
Stay safe, God Bless and Farm on my Friends
The loader door seems like a poor design. Maybe get some large rubber bumpers that you can glue to the outside edge ( or wherever the door is going to contact first?)
strong at supervising!!!! love it!!!
Scooping liquid manure is like digging a hole with a teaspoon. Really enjoy your dad in the video's I remember when I first started watching he seemed to be a little camera shy keep up the great work
LOL I hope this is the first time you've mixed up the manure wagon with the feed wagon, or I feel sorry for your cattle!
What a wind it was! 69 gusting to 89 at some points, we had a time it was like a huge dust devil., we couldn’t see houses down the street. Southern Alberta had it, you got it too.
Jan, where are your gloves when Moving those logs bareheaded!
Hoi Jan. I have a typical euopean question. Is a simple barn for those animals not cheaper at the end? I see a lot of work and headdacks (bedding cleaning) . Just a question not an attack .
Do you have easy access to those foam rubber pool noodles? One 3ft piece behind (or on) the door should prevent that from happening again. I'd put one on each of the machines with the same situation.
thats a good idea. pool noodles disintigrate in the sunlight pretty quickly though, so maybe use a solid rubber bumper and glue it to where the glass door will first make contact with the metal chassis.
Why do I find this so satisfying!?
so wet there reminds me of Southern Louisiana
Can't you use the liquid manure tanker to suck up the slop?
Nice video!
See if wide single truck tires, 22.5 or 24.5 dia would be alternative for spreader!
Jan, are you making any progress convincing your sister to start her own channel???? 😉😀👍
I thought she had one.
@@GilmerJohn His older sister Neline does, but not Miriam.
Keep them coming brother from the imperial county California 🇺🇲🇺🇲
Jan please wear gloves when handling railroad ties, the creosote can cause cancer! Stay safe and always be awesome 😎
Good job😉
Too bad you didn’t know someone with an old beater gravel truck. You could have turned it into a shitty old beater gravel truck! Mother nature has flipped the switch from blizzard back to spring, hopefully we don’t see any more snow until the kid’s pillow cases are once again full of candy.👻
When I was a little kid, I'd like to play in little mud puddles. In Canada big guys like to play in big mud puddles.
GOOD JOB EVERYONE
Hi think you should really invest in a vacuum tanker,,that slop is a mess, really bad for those cattle 😢
nice video. Thank you
You guys need to invest in a small four-wheel drive dump truck to clean those corals a lot easier and a lot cheaper
How would that be easier and cheaper than using a manure spreader that was designed for that specific job?
Another very interesting video Thank you 😊😊😊
I wonder if you’d be able to get ahold of a used septic vacuum truck. Might be just what is needed for that “juice”.
Half Barrel Hinges (yes Pirates of the Caribbean is my only reference for that).
Great job!!
Does it take you longer to do your work because you're making videos? Does your dad ever yell at you to put the camera down? Nice job btw😊
GREAT JOB
Oh, shur, it's not bad. If you're 7 foot three, my 5 foot 9 frame would be under the mud.😂😂😂😂
Your dad is such a card! I love it!😂
WOW! You got the boss man to smile. I like him
Good video.
Sorry, I can not believe, that there is no way of getting rid of the water in these corals, what about tile drainage?
Some people pay good money to exercise with tires that way!
😳😳😳 get all that glass vacuum up you don't want that in a cow's hoof😢😢😢😵😵😵
fortunately, it was tempered glass, so the glass broke into rounded pieces instead of shards
Rip to the wheels!
Mx285 ! How many hours on the old girl
Mix some of the straw pack in
In the future. When you have an employee that makes a stupid mistake like that then you should make them help with the repairs so they learn to be more responsible. Otherwise they will just continue to break your equipment without any repercussions.
There was one steer that was so much smaller than the rest in that lot you chased them out of. What is his story?
Jan...moving those tires sure saves on the cost of a gym membership!
You were right it's a feed wagon just for flies.. Not cows.😉
Can u get a chain on that door like a screen door
Wouldn't it be a good investment to buy a dirt hauling trailer for these kinds of jobs
seems you need a bunch of new Tires
Looks like 2024 videos are going to all about bad tyres.
one of the dump trucks wouldn't work for hauling?
They're grain trucks. Not really meant for heavy loads. They even struggle with sand.
those tires were only flat on the bottom. just turn them over, lol
Do you never get foot problems with them being in the muck all the time??
It's generally not that soupy in the corrals. This is the worst time of year with the spring thaw. That being said, they do have problems from time to time: czcams.com/video/w-EcDUSeOP4/video.html
Great content but what is the deal by just ending and not saying goodbye or something to let us know that the video is over. Hope you have a great week!
Hahaha your dad is a funny guy
might need to source a piece of CLEAR plastic for the NEXT TIME !! just saying
Plastic is not as clear as glass.
Plastic scratches easier than glass.
Plastic discolors in sunlight more than glass.
Maybe glue a piece of clear plastic or a solid rubber bumper to where the glass door will first make contact with the metal chassis.
You've got a bird that sounds like R2-D2....lol (3:20)
Your dad is so bad ass!!!
I hope the disker handels it.
Boss man is always full of jokes
Put a chain at the top of the door so it can’t hit the cab.
We always had chains on the storm doors back in the day. They could never hold up against a wind that was strong enough to rip the door itself from an adult's grip. At times, even the piston closer would rip out from the frame in a gust. I was thinking if a block of high density closed-cell foam glued to the point of first contact on the cab body might last long enough to be a useful door bumper. That glass might still have shattered though.
@@puirYorick - It's a variation of the storm door problem. You have two stages of spring: a weak spring and when it's extended a strong spring. No sudden stress.
@@GilmerJohn The spring mechanism (I have replaced enough of those in my life) would have to mount directly on the fragile glass and that point of attachment takes all the stress. I am quite familiar with the storm door problem. This door is more delicate with no aluminum frame to mount hardware. The "sail" area that catches a gust of wind is a bit less that a standard house door but everything else is worse.
Wow that was a workout; no need to go to a gym.
You're as tough as nails. You manhandled those tires around with ease and they must each outweigh you by twice, all without gloves.
Jan, how are the family's cheese endeavors?
They're probably still waiting for the 2nd batch to cure. Jan said that it could be a year, or more before Mirjam actually starts her business. If she even does.
Like eating soup with a fork!
Miriam dad’s favorite child lol 😂
No fellows dudes or guys in those corrals all ladies 😂
Nope. That's one of their steer corrals. (4 & 5) All fellows. They raise all their steers to finish weight and sell them: czcams.com/video/VAiZH2GzujM/video.html
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So are u the only one that does all the physical on the farm???? U need some help!!! God bless..❤️🙏🇺🇲
Run the tires until they fall off?
poop soup
Where animals sleep at night and where covers from rain and snow to protect poor animals
leather coats, I believe
They sleep in the rain and snow and heat. If they have feed and water and bedding they don't care about the weather, they huddle together if it's cold and they stay warm and dry that way for the most part
I've been told by many ranchers/farmers that healthy cattle are more comfortable in the winter snow so long as they have adequate feed for energy. Their biological options for cooling down in an extreme summer heat wave are limited to non-existent. Rain may deny them dry ground which is something the farmer needs to provide. Please note the sheltered high straw pack bedding area toward the back of each corral. I hope that answers your issues.
The back part of the corrals has a roof.
@@Oak_Hollow even in while animal goes under the trees and stuff when it rains or snow they have their wild animal even them they like a little shake which they do need a little shake
Now you have to clean all the other windows