I like that hat. I wear that one quite a bit. I'm still dragging my feet on mikep7810 shirts and hats. Maybe I'll get some stuff made up for the farm show this year
Mike, all of that snow makes me long for spring. I'm ready, even though we usually don't get much snow in west Tennessee. Happy New Year to you and your family and may God bless y'all in 2020.
Thanks mike for the video enjoyed watching can wait to see you build youre 500 cows freestal barn in 2020 hope you guys have a very very good farming year and btw i like the wheather in Florida better have a good day greetings from a Dutch dairyfarmer
Now I checked your Channel description.. You're in the Point... Hahahaha . Go eagles.. Graduated in 88 myself.. live in castle creek now. too cool..And now that I've seen a few videos I have to tell You .. I used to work on that farm as a teenager .Did hay in the summer. Thank you for your channel.. I'm currently a map maker for a video game called Farming Simulator . I would love to talk to you about making a map of your farm .. I can provide links to videos of my work and many references.
@@mikep7810 thanks .. Its all good though.. well worht it.. I got to drive cattle across the northern plains of this great nation. Run Cat challenger combines and tractors,, a few Fendts too. And met some amazing people.. One bad knee isnt a bad price to pay for all that.
Mike you guys fed cows the same as us is your barn setup but to but because ours is and we don’t have a pipe line like you guys we do it all by hand with 2 surge milkers
Ok so we farm in Ohio and its hard to find land that's not for houses around us so i was wondering if that is a challenge that you face in upstate new york. Also part 2 of the question how much land do you guys farm up there.
I'm sure in some parts of New York you run into that problem. Especially the closer you get to the cities. Its not as big a problem where I am. We farm a couple hundred acres
A quick question.... Why were you unloading the combine into a grain cart and the grain cart unloaded into a truck, why not unload straight into the truck???
Love to see the 3 generations working together. The little guy will know what nuts and bolts are before his friends know what a square and circle are 😊
@@morgendavis1214 I remember a guy messaged me saying he had stopped and got sweetcorn on the way back from taking his sister to morrisville. I dont have the message anymore but would that be your family?
Part 2 was done very nicely as well. I especially like that farming fixing and fabricating hat that you were wearing in the various clips.
I like that hat. I wear that one quite a bit. I'm still dragging my feet on mikep7810 shirts and hats. Maybe I'll get some stuff made up for the farm show this year
@@mikep7810 try teespring out
@@FarmingFixingFabricating Thanks for the help
Very cool to find another Upstater to follow.. I was raised on a Dairy farm in Madison county .Little tiny town called Geogetown.
It's a beautiful area that's for sure
I can't get enough of your videos. Especially with your son
Thanks Travis. He is getting on the job training
Vids like this always make me jealous. Makes me wish I was working on a farm instead of what I'm doing now haha
Glad you enjoyed the video. I love the work
Mike I always in joy your videos keep them coming
Thank you Kevin. There are more coming
Hi Mike, EXCELLENT that's all I have to say! Looking forward to 2020. Thank you very much!
Thank you Gary. I really appreciate the kind words
Now I'm tired. I had forgotten about all the work of dairy farming. Funny thing is I miss it.
Good luck in 2020.
Take care and have fun
Its something that's in your blood. You will always miss it
Mike, all of that snow makes me long for spring. I'm ready, even though we usually don't get much snow in west Tennessee. Happy New Year to you and your family and may God bless y'all in 2020.
Thank you Gerald. I'm definitely ready for spring already. I'll be hooking up the plows before we know it. Have a great 2020 also
Hope for even greater success for you and your family in 2020 👍
Thank you. Hope the best for you and your family as well in 2020
Thanks mike for the video enjoyed watching can wait to see you build youre 500 cows freestal barn in 2020 hope you guys have a very very good farming year and btw i like the wheather in Florida better have a good day greetings from a Dutch dairyfarmer
Wow 50 to 500 that quite the jump!
Its a small step for a man like you lol
Haha
Great video Mike thanks for sharing.
Thank you Jim. Thanks for watching
Hi
Really like your videos. Greetings from the Netherlands. 🙏👍🏻
Thank you Max. I'm glad you enjoy the videos
Good video Mike. I like the corn chopping clips thats a nice chopper and head
Yeah you can't beat that dion head for pull type choppers
Looks like you had a wet fall. Wisconsin sure did, but our New Year is starting out mild. Nice videos. Enjoy them all! Happy New Year!
Thank you Lou. Happy New Year to you as well
Yes ready to follow long in 2020 and did watch both looking for more in the next year
I really appreciate it Randal. I'm ready to video more
@@mikep7810 just located you on maps you are only 15 hours away.
That's a hike
@@mikep7810 it is but now I can say I have a friend in New York.
Great video Mike keep them coming cheers 👍 👍
Thank you
You guys have a great operation!
Thank you Chris. You'll have to swing up and see it some day
I would love too!
That would make a good video although you would have to have to be careful not to fall in love with those green tractors! Lol
@@mikep7810 After all of the trouble I had with my brand new Red one, maybe I need a Green one!!
Great video Mike..... hope 2020 goes better
Thanks Rick. Hope you guys have a great 2020
mikep7810 thank you
Hi
Now I checked your Channel description.. You're in the Point... Hahahaha . Go eagles.. Graduated in 88 myself.. live in castle creek now. too cool..And now that I've seen a few videos I have to tell You .. I used to work on that farm as a teenager .Did hay in the summer. Thank you for your channel.. I'm currently a map maker for a video game called Farming Simulator . I would love to talk to you about making a map of your farm .. I can provide links to videos of my work and many references.
Talk about a small world. Glad you found the channel and hope you enjoy the videos. I've never played farm simulator but that sounds cool
@@mikep7810 I was hurt on a cattle farm in Tappen ND back in 2012.. this is my way to keep my mind active and stay in the farming world...lol
Sorry to hear about the injury. It's good you still have that outlet to keep you on the agricultural world
@@mikep7810 thanks .. Its all good though.. well worht it.. I got to drive cattle across the northern plains of this great nation. Run Cat challenger combines and tractors,, a few Fendts too. And met some amazing people.. One bad knee isnt a bad price to pay for all that.
@@nitrodad15 Sounds like a pretty good time
Great enjoyed the over view for the year thanks
Thank you. I'm glad you enjoyed it
Great video!!
Thank you Brian
Great video mike new subscriber keep them coming. How many cows do you milk
Thank you Bill. I really appreciate you subscribing. We milk 50 cows and have another 15 dry cows and raise replacement heifers
I love the videos! Keep them coming!
Thank you Tony. Glad you enjoy the videos
Nice review video Mike
Thank you. Hope you have a good 2020
Good stuff Mike
Thank you Wils
Good video 👍
Thank you Matthew
Mike you guys fed cows the same as us is your barn setup but to but because ours is and we don’t have a pipe line like you guys we do it all by hand with 2 surge milkers
Wow that must take a while. How many cows do you milk?
Is it just air that elevates the silage into to those silos? Amazing it can lift that kinda weight up like that.
And this is only a 65 foot silo. Shooting it up those 90 footers is impressive
Nice.
Thank you
I always wonder how wrap those big round bails I thought someone shrink wrapped them by hand
Those machines do a good job. Gets every inch of the bale wrapped
I miss summer
So do I
Ok so we farm in Ohio and its hard to find land that's not for houses around us so i was wondering if that is a challenge that you face in upstate new york. Also part 2 of the question how much land do you guys farm up there.
I'm sure in some parts of New York you run into that problem. Especially the closer you get to the cities. Its not as big a problem where I am. We farm a couple hundred acres
Ok thanks for the answer have a nice day sir.
@@connerkeller7587 You have a great day too
Good vid mike, it's hard to compress a years worth of footage into one vid, probably better off with the 2 anyway haha
Yeah even in 2 videos they ran a little long. It was cool to look back on the year
Do bale your bean straw I seen you windrowed and chopped and spread it when combined your beans in the video
We have in years past but not every year.
All that work just to feed the cows, and do they appreciate it?...…….oh yeah...…...…….milk. Great vid, farm on.
Thanks James. The red and white was sure excited
May 2020 bring good times and a big blue tractor.
Thank you. I'll drive a big blue tractor if New Holland wants to drop one off
@@mikep7810 old school Ford
@@886ih I would rather take an old school Ford than a newer one
Your hay bales sure look nice.
Thank you Gary
hi good job I need this type job at new York And I am farmer and am drive tractor Caterpillar 424b 200 PC so need job at new York
Glad you enjoyed the video. Good luck finding a job
A quick question.... Why were you unloading the combine into a grain cart and the grain cart unloaded into a truck, why not unload straight into the truck???
I was already unloading into the truck then I saw the combine pull up
Sometimes the truck can't get through the mud or low spots but the tractor can
Love to see the 3 generations working together. The little guy will know what nuts and bolts are before his friends know what a square and circle are 😊
Yeah I had to add that part. It was as cool to see the 3 of us there
@@mikep7810 I like your videos because of the realism of a family farm without corporate sponsors we have to endure :-)
@@wingrider687 Thank you. I like the realism family farm too. It's also because corporate sponsors aren't really interested in me lol
I enjoyed your video. I always Hated going up a silo. Dont like heights.
How many head do you milk.
Thank you Gary. It definitely can be frightening up there. We milk 50 cows
@@mikep7810 . That's the same size here I grew up with. Our barn was a little similar to yours. Built in 1767
@@garytyler4382 wow. If those old barns could talk. I bet you got some great stories
@@mikep7810 . Glad I saw your you tube page. Look forward to seeing more.
Family farms.
@@garytyler4382 Glad you subscribed. Hope you enjoy the videos and all future videos
Mike I don't if I asked you before ,but where in upstate NY are you I'm from Cortland
About 25 minutes south of Cortland
Are you right along 26 just north of whitney point? I went to morrisville and I think I passed your farm every week on my way to and from school
Yes that was us that you passed. That's a nice drive up 26 to morrisville. Where were you coming from when you drove up to morrisville
mikep7810 I farm with my dad in Troy, PA. We live about 25 miles directly south of Elmira, NY
@@morgendavis1214 I remember a guy messaged me saying he had stopped and got sweetcorn on the way back from taking his sister to morrisville. I dont have the message anymore but would that be your family?
mikep7810 that was not us. I’m a dude actually
@@morgendavis1214 My apologies. It made me think of that message. Talk about a small world. You probably been by the farm a bunch of times
👍👏👏👏
Thank you
G'day
Hello
Bushel soybeans in acre?
All our fields yielded different. The one in the video was around 50 where the other ones were in the 60s
Hello brother, what is the salary in that dairy and how many hours do you work?
With Dairy you work a lot for very little
@@mikep7810 or my dear friend I will continue with the doubt
Hey where in northern New York are you??
I'm north of Binghamton
Nice to see 60 cow herds are still alive in the USA, all we hear of are huge farms!! Keep up the hard work!!
Thank you Robert, I appreciate it
What part of NY?
A little south of Syracuse
Put your little guy to work
He likes helping out sometimes
@@mikep7810 I see that what every he can do he will help you out
@@sharone6077 that's right