I'm liking the voice overs explaining on the drone footage and seeing more family.

I work for a big caseih/claas dealer here in Cali and it’s go time! Working from can’t see to can’t see! Worked for a custom harvesting crew for over five years and I much rather be on the service side of things! I can’t wait for nut harvest next! I’ve been in the agriculture world for almost ten years now and it’s more then a job to me. It’s my lifestyle. It’s my duty when a feed tractor is broke down, a shaker can’t shake, a chopper can’t get to the next field to get them running again. From saving the customer time and money to the dairyman or rancher from not getting the product they need when it’s at the perfect time to harvest. And being in agriculture takes a different level of work. Patience, endurance, meekness, and mental toughness to hang in there. Seven days a week most of the time, until December. We sacrifice a lot to make it happen! God bless!!!

The smile on your face at the end of the video when all the rye was in the silo, harvested dry and without any rain, proves that it is the small things that gives every dairy farmer a kick to keep doing it. It’s not luck it’s pure dedication.

Nice to see your wive and baby the other day. Thanks. Now maybe you will have an 11th generation with the dairy.

I like the narration instead of the blaring background music. I don't hear farmers explain much why they do a lot of things financially. Thanks for the time you've put into your videos!

That blower system is insane! 200 hp blowing feed up 80 feet like it's nothing. Nice job of explaining everything and the voice over is soooooo much better than some generic sound track. Perfect.

Excellent video! Thanks for sharing❗❗❗ 🙂🙂🙂 👍👍👍

Love seeing more of your wife and daughter, sisters, dad etc. Your operation is obviously quite family oriented. Feels like we can get to know you better. Would love you to do a Q & A.

Poland farmer greetings super film 🇵🇱

Eric great video 👍. Nice to see your sister’s Be Safe

15:24 your dad's pretty funny.. explaining how to use a pitchfork.

It's always nice when the weather cooperates, nice video, thanks!!!

Good to see you're introducing the family. We always see your dad. Keep on showing the rest of us how much hard work and long hours you farmers put in each day.

I really enjoy watching. I am an American History Professor and have learned a lot about farming. Keep up the good work, stay safe and thanks for what you do for the country.

You do a great job explaining everything to your followers every explanation was easy to understand and I agree it cost way to much to own every machine it takes to do all of the farming jobs on the farm.looks good and I am glad the weather worked out for you.

Great video! Enjoyed it very much. Thank you!

I really buy your arguments not buying the expensive equipment. Keeping the cash for daily improvements, upgrades and maintenance makes sense! My uncle runs a farm and he shares your way of thinking. Great job with argumenting and explaining!

Great video your getting better and better👍👍

Great channel, your videos are a must watch these days

Great video! I really enjoy watching them!

Love how you guys work together and everyone is involved in the operation some way or another. Family effort, and the memories together you guys will always cherish. Much respect to you and your family sir.

Eric - still basking in the joy of meeting your wife and baby in part 1. , ,very sweet! Thanks for the nice demonstration and explanation of the harvest process. I totally get your thoughts on purchase of equipment. One of the things that initially amazed me in viewing your channel and SaskDutch's is the amount of equipment you need on a daily basis to run the dairy farm. It seems quite the investment. So your wise choices make perfect sense. God's blessings to your family!

Eric! You are surrounded by women on the farm! 2 sisters...your wife....your daughter...AKA 11th Generation Dairydamsel! Your father and you are out numbered!

Having your crops custom harvested for your dairy operation is probably the without a doubt the very best thing financially with the price of milk these days. I’m just taking a wild guess but I would say your custom harvester has about a million dollars wrapped up in the equipment in the video. Thanks for another great video Eric I appreciate what you and your family do for us.

True there are a lot of other farmers with massive plots and mega machines, but i watch you because you are smaller. It shows the hard work you and your family do day in and day out. Love seeing your family, the dogs, and an occasional chocolate milk or dew. Great video!

i get a kick from watching this channel helps me understand how much hard work goes into me enjoying a cold glass of milk hardest working Americans i can think of and we all benefit from it

Big thank you for the videos and to all the farmers, ranchers, dairyman and all ag producers for all you do to feed the nation and the world!!!

I milked 250 head with my uncle when I was young. Work was never finished. It was the most rewarding work I've ever done in my entire life.

I was just thinking. You've never done a sit down with the family and discussed the history of the farm and how every one likes. (After meetings your wife and sisters made me think of it). Maybe possible video for a rainy day. Lol. Thanks for sharing your day to day with us.

Very cool! A lot of work. Your planning works and is very efficient. You all must breath huge sighs of relief when such a project goes well.

You have a wonderful family! I envy you all. Thanks for sharing your daily chores and the rest of it too!

Thanks for letting us see and meet your family the other day...

The chopper crew is fantastic. No wasted movements. Loved watching them work. Another great video!

Those efficient machines and workers are quite choreographed like a dance or ballet performance. Even more impressive by witnessing it from your high-quality drone. It’s great that weather conditions were very good. Ascending to the top of a silo is something I’ve no desire to do at my age; yet, it’s fantastic to see your POV as you explain things. Thank you!

Another great video, and nice to meet your hermanas (they look like sisters)! I think many of us like your voiceovers. Keep it up and God bless you guys.

Thank you for farming. I grew up next to a farm. I miss those days.

Enjoyed the video. The contractor really does have a system down pat. They don't waste time that's for sure. That was interesting seeing how the silo works. Great seeing more of your family. Thanks for taking the time to produce the video.

Your videos and work ethic are a testament to your character.

Got to love bottom unloaders! First job I had after the cows were gone before going into the Navy was building Harvestore silos, slurry tanks, etc. Really popular up here in Wyoming County back in the 70s and 80s and cheaper than concrete airtights. Keep up the good work Eric, your videos bring back a lot of memories for me.

We want to see more of your sisters milking cows, feeding, and scraping manure. Pretty sure you will have a million subscribers.

I am fascinated by specialized farm equipment and machinery and your videos give me insight into how they work and what they do. thanks for the good work.

As always lots of hours and hard work. No 9 to 5 job here. Start early and dont stop til the work is done. Our country is great because of people like you providing our food. Thanks to you and all farmers for what you do.

I don’t know about everyone else, but I had no idea you had sisters. From watching all your videos, I’d never assumed that you had sisters, thought you were an only kid. Great videos, THANK YOU for putting such a great product out each and every video.

Great video enjoyed the show Thanks

Drone footage, explanation of custom harvesting economics, your wife and baby, make this an excellent feed! Thanks for including us!

I enjoyed seeing the little child sitting on the lap of the chopper driver. The next generation was learning early.

Loved this video. Thanks for sharing!! Peace from SW Florida 😇!!

Great videos man. Thanks for making my day interesting.

Hey man, you’re editing skills have gotten really good this last year or so. It’s an underrated skill most people overlook. You’re my favorite channel! Please keep up the great content brother.

It's nice to meet your wife, daughter and sisters. We are busy planting corn here in southeast Kansas.

Beautiful drone video.

Thanks for explaining and showing how all that works Eric. I'd never seen a chopper, blower and unloader in action.

Eric Thank You so much for all the hard work you & your family do, a lot of people don’t realize how hard you farmers work! I love watching all your videos.

Great video, thank you for the time you put into the videos, great to see your family in the videos. My dad and I have a dairy farm in paradise we were thankfull to be able to chop our rye Thursday before the rain at night, hope you have great spring!

Wow, that was fun to watch, thanks for sharing!

Great job, Eric, good to see the weather was suitable for your storage work. 😃👌👏👏👏👏

your dad is a beast !!! glad he has healed up and keep up the videos !!!

Wow that was a great video Eric! Happy all went well for you. 🧚‍♀️

That view at 9:40 through 9:48 was amazing. Keep up the great hard work sir

Thanks again Eric for another great video! Stay safe!!

Everyone needs to see these videos. People have no idea what it takes to get food from the field to their plate. Good job.

Great video as usual Eric! Thanks for always posting interesting content. Stay safe and healthy!

This is like therapy. I'm not nearly as worried about the country coming back with farmers like you taking care of things. Great video.

I like the videos, think you do a good job. I like that you don't use the family much, but I sure likes seeing the wife and baby. I like you working with your Dad. I most like that you have the same heavenly Father I do.

Great video. I really like your voice overs.

all this hard work to put milk and steaks on our table, thank you so much

Excellent stuff Mr. I loved learning how it works and loved the drone footage as well. Thank you. Howdy sisters!! : ) I love farming and wish I could have done that with my life. Too old to do it now but you have a very interesting and wonderful life. God bless you and Emily and Evelyn, and your whole family. ❤ : )

great videos keep up the great work. I worked on a dairyfarm when I was akid 1968-1975 best time of ,my life

Very interesting and informative. I hope videos like these teach people where their food comes from and how much work is involved in getting it onto our tables.

Still in SHOCK over the family revelation in last video........🤪🤪🤪🤪🤪

Great video. I like that you are including family in the videos. Thank you

alots of fun knowing you are finished with the silage,nice job

What i love about your channel is the education i come away with, you explain pretty much every question i feel i could ask, thanks, and hey from the UK

I appreciate you. Your telling of dairy life is honest and true. You don't gussey it up. Always straight. Love that.

Great to finally find a KZfaq that features Massey Ferguson, Hello from Australia

The only time I get tired of watching your videos is when it’s 12:00 in the morning and I have to be up at 5:00. Love your videos!

That harvester crew are the Blue Angels of farming.

Your family should be extremely proud of your efforts to share this content. Please continue sharing.

Very good video, it takes everyone's help to keep the cows happy!

Eric, I'm a city boy from North Texas and I'm just fascinated with the entire process of farming and ranching. I truly appreciate all you and your fellow professionals do for all of mankind. Keep up the good work and thanks for all you do.

Great family operation, your are all a hard working bunch.

Your the best farming Channel around 90% of the farms around us are dairy and it’s cool to see how much more goes into it then what many see

Awesome job guys, and ladies. Very hard work.

Yea I agree so much appreciate all the work you do as well showing us all of your daily chores with your videos

Wow! I had no idea how much hating had changed. We did bales of hay and put in the barn. Corn went in he silos. I learned a lot. Thanks!

Fascinating! Really enjoying your videos and learning more about farming. Outsourcing some work - makes sense. Thank you for your videos and for all you and your family does to keep this farm running smoothly. We had a small farm in West Salem OH when I was younger, it was 26 acres and we rented the land out to neighbors but it was really my fathers dream as more of a vacation spot on the weekends and as a stress reliever from his job. I have fond memories of our farm and you have helped rekindle an interest in modern farming. Thank you.

We're neighbors bro! So awesome. Been passing by your operation for 7 years. Small world.

Anyone else have Bloomberg in the back of your head saying its easy to be a farmer? 😔 Awesome job young man, thanks for letting us see the inside runnings of a dairy farm.

Props to you Dad who I have admired since watching your videos’. Just love your Rake too. Blessing from Ohio. 🙏

Sweet! We get to meet two sisters! Thank you for the video!

First time watching your video. Love the way you do a running commentary and explanation of everything you do - no unnecessary words and long drawn out explanations - quick, efficient. And it doesn't skip on detail - Like pointing out the top & bottom doors of the silo and telling how everything works etc. Like it a lot. Thanks.

I really enjoyed your two-part episodes on the winter-rye harvest and silo storage! I really know almost nothing about rye, except it makes tasty whiskey! In the early 1990’s, I went on the wheat harvest a with custom harvester company. We started in northern Texas, harvested through Oklahoma and both states’ panhandles, then Kansas, Nebraska, South Dakota, North Dakota, then briefly Manitoba, but mostly Saskatchewan Canada. LONG days operating combines and grain trucks, but really good memories! As far as dairy knowledge, my parents use to force my brother and I on alternating days to get up at the ass-crack of dark and milk our cow each morning! Not nearly as good of memories, as that damn cow would do her best to kick you or the milk bucket if she could get away with it! However I have to admit, pouring the cream skimmed from the top over a bowl of Post Toasties was pretty freakin’ good I have to say! 👍🏼

Thanks the vid, sweet stuff...nice family enterprise...

The amount of work!!! I am getting tired just watching. I am impressed.

This is a super vlog! I learned so much from you explaining why you hire out your chopping process. It makes perfect sense. Thanks for this very interesting education.

Another day at the office! Huge operation you’ve got there! Really enjoying your videos!

Love the voiceover and you providing more details about what we're seeing.

Awesome operation! Great coordination, and explanation! Don't talk yourself down, there are a lot of smaller operations than your farm! I'm local to you (somewhat, about 30-40 minutes away) in Glen Rock, PA and I grew up in farm country. Lived on a 56 acre farm for about 15 years. We never farmed it but we did rent it out. When I was a kid (7or8yo until 16yo or so) I worked on a hay, straw, soybean, wheat and corn farm w/ my grand father, so I can really appreciate the work you guys do! Not only do you raise crops to feed your cows but you also maintain a heard of cows and milk them 3 times a day! Trust me it is NO small feat what you do daily!!! Most people have no clue what it takes to be a farmer, Real hard work and a lot of physical labor! I know you do a lot of your own welding, fabrication and repairs but hit me up if there is ever something you can't handle, if you ever need any welding, fabrication, machining or equipment/hydraulic repair work done, I'd love to help you guys out! I've owned my own shop for a little over a year now. Anyhow, it looks like an excellent start to the 2020 farming year! I wish you, your family (especially the little one!) and your crew the best for this season! Stay safe and healthy in these weird times! Dan @6-4_Fab (717)893-3853

Awesome to meet some of the family

I think it's great that you hire out to make it easier on you guys.. it's an added bonus that by doing that you keep someone else employed!! Win win!!