I enjoy your longer videos, so no apology needed for video length. Your new baby bull is adorable. I hope he does a great job and throws good traits in his breeding. Also thanks to Brent for doing some of the video, he doesn't get enough credit for helping with that. I hope you all stay safe and healthy Tay.

My uncle ran a smaller dairy farm back in the 1950's and into the mid 1970's. I always enjoyed visiting. Believe it or not, the thing I remember the most is riding the tractor while he was towing a loaded manure spreader. Keep posting the videos. They take me back to my "good ol' days!". Big city life isn't all it's cracked up to be. Ask me how I know.

The whole tone of your demeanor around your cows and Brent speaks well of your own humanity; you are very much appreciated because of your very nature!

Great video again, I enjoy your love for the farming and the cattle milking.

Morning Taylor from Max & Jane in Australia we stumbled on your channel purely by chance & enjoy watching very much. My opinion on tie stall barns has been limited & I'm glad to see your cows get to spend time away from being tied all the time, dairy farming in Australia is so different to what is done else where in the world & it's good to try something different. Keep up the good work, have a great day

A good choice for a herd bull. Ayrshires are the best kept secret in Dairy.

Like your Stones tee shirt!! That's one handsome bull calf!! Thanks for the explanation concerning how you got that calf to start eating again. Suckling stimulating the eating desire makes perfect sense. Stay safe and dry!

Good morning Taylor. Looks like the future of your herd is well planned with Neil and your new Ayrshire calf bull. Your talents as a herd manager are a great plus. Even though farmers don’t have a degree from Harvard they have the smarts and common sense to help them through all of the aspects of farming. Another great Taylor (tailor) made video. 🐄🚜🌽😉

A good video again,it great,always on the lookout for your new video,thank you.

Good Morning Taylor It’s too early in the morning for me to answer but I hope that the weather continues to cooperate with you so that o can get a good corn crop and a abundance of hay 😊

I love the shot you get of the gals in anticipation of that bale being unwrapped. They sure know food is coming. Another great video.

Handsome bull calf! Nice relaxing video 😊

Just good stuff Taylor!!! Thanks for sharing your new ventures and your continual work.

Thank you so very much Taylor and Brent for taking us along on your daily journey and activities on the farm. You are definitely deserving of all the praise that you have for your lovely ladies. They are really so lucky to have two lovely and fantastic caring people looking out and after them. Love the videos folks please keep them coming. Kind regards pat Brazil Ireland 🇮🇪 😀.

Like UR Rolling Stones T SHIRT..Taylor !!!!

Thanks for another great video, so glad you let us follow along!!!!!

Cows look healthy and energetic as always. Good luck with your program.

Nothing wrong with a longer video especially when there good to watch

Great explanation. I did not know about the suckling action of the calf as being therapeutic for the calf. Sounds like you have some evidence you are correct. The way you explained it makes sense: Having to work at it a bit trains the calf to eat, etc. Way to go Taylor! Keep at it!

Neil is such a heel.... Lmfao 😂😂😂 Remember the more you handle them the better. But bulls are bulls. We had a red and white bull that was a huge baby. Never acted up... he was gramps longest bull. Had him 5years... then sold him to a neighbor farm. Love the videos. Enjoy your weekend.

New sub. You are a joy to watch and since I have relatives in Maine it's close to my heart. Don't worry about the length of the vids. We like 'em. I also love that you appreciate the older equipment for it's design and capability. Nothin' wrong with new tech (as long as it ain't junk) but we can't forget about the tried and true stuff

Awsome video taylor brings back so many memories for me at my uncles farm

Morning Taylor, that was great watching the cows 🐄 looking for you bringing them hay from the bale unloader. Enjoy your videos. You’re so darn cute! ❤

The cows are looking pretty good Tay 👍 .

got some good medicinal plants out back of the barn. and a patch of black raspberries, looks like.

Another great episode Tay, thank you for showing us the farm life. Nice new bull👍. 👏👌🐄

Another amazing video Tay Brings back memories. Fun times

Boy Taylor, First David Bowie and now Rolling Stones. I've got to say for a Dairy Farmer, you really ROCK ! Love your vlog's !

Thanks for posting I have been checking every day. Hope you guys are doing well. Farmers have some of the neatest toys. I love the hay unrolling machine . It’s unreal how much money that had to be spent on concrete . Thank again for sharing your and Brent life with us as farmers I really enjoy it.

I H Rissler manufacturing is still in business in Mohnton Pennsylvania Lancaster County

You do a great job of explaining things. Also great t shirt !

Hi Tay, another lovely video. Never gets boring. Always interesting. From land to machine to dairy and the livestock.The two of you work as a true team. Thanks again MARK uk

I always had a few gutter cleaner chain links to hang on the slower quarters, I miss milking in a tie barn, watching from Vermont

nice looking calf!

I agree with you! I live in Western Massachusetts but the flies, "just showed up" .

Great video, glad there are still some "small" farms left in Maine. Have you ever considered "predator wasps" to help with the flies? They are a tine wasp that lays their eggs in fly larvae, so the flies never hatch

Good morning Taylor Have a great rest of your day.Looks like you may have a great bull there Stay safe great video

An easy way to take your tractor out of four wheel drive is to use your bucket to lift your front wheels of the ground. Then shift out of 4 wheel drive.

Nice looking bull calf. Love the colors and markings

Hi Taylor thanks for sharing another awesome video. The cow's certainly know when you're going round with a bail they stand there watching 👀 for it coming to them. You got to love Neil standing there watching you, have you got a bottle for me Taylor?.Just might be a godsend that you had the rain 🌧 it will give the corn 🌽 a good start. What a fantastic team you two make great to watch. Thanks again for sharing take care and stay safe 👍 😊.

I have successfully used the RESCUE brand, "OUTDOOR FLY TRAP". I think it traps and gets rid of the flies better than the old sticky strips. I got mine at HD.

Thank you for sharing the dairy farm life, every spring and summer I want to go back to work with dairy cows.

Friendly advice. Don't rub your bull calf on the head. It encourages him to butt at you. And I noticed Neil has horns. I'd be dehorning him pretty soon. You have some good stock. A purebred Ayrshire should be a big boost not only in genetics but cream and butterfat. 🙂

Thank you and Bennett for feeding the world

Very nice looking bull calve Thank you for another enjoyable video

Thanks!! Take care and be safe..

Finishing the email as you did was perfect. Enjoyed this very much. Keep farming ❤

Good morning from Michigan!!

lol we breed registered Ayrshires and there’s about 10 different ways. Love to see more and more shires getting milked

Long vids are good vids 🙂you guys have the most variety in a dairy I have ever seen, really interesting

One thing about farm work it's never done ,seasons change so does the work but it never stops

Hi Taylor and Brent beautiful video tay no worries you make videos long and talk all you want cause it’s educational how we all get our milk and as always you both be safe 🇺🇸🇺🇸

Nice looking calf hopefully he gives you lots of nice heifer calves! Great video!

Rissler still makes round bale feeders. They haven't changed much over the years, but I'm guessing the price probably has.

Taylor Ty for another great video

If you cut it with diesel fuel and soak your dust bag works wonderful

The farms I worked at in the 80s 90s and early 2000s we had a wic feed cart with a honda motor to feed most of the main part an what a blessing. But if it went down we had to feed by pull carts by hand 😅 lots of work. Happy farming ❤

Thanks for your time and keep up the great work ethic out there girl and keep up the great content for us to enjoy it everyday

Hope you have a backup plan! Born and raised on a dairy when I graduated school my parents made me learn a trade as of a backup even though I planned on farming just in case the farm failed!(got my cdl) Parents retired when I was 30(32 now) i bought the farm,sold dairy cows last year as it was holding us back. All beef cows and crops now. One day your gonna wake up and be tired of working 7 days a week, especially for someone else! Sorry I know you probably don't wanna hear this!

Have a good day Taylor and Brent.

😁another great day on the farm. FLY ZAPPERS IN THE PARLOR ? We made squeegees from old tires for the loader. The new addition is a hansom fellow. thanks

Another great video. I enjoy the longer format.

Congratulations on the new bull

Hi Taylor, yes flies are very "friendly" this summer, just awful! Good luck with the new guy, sounds like he's got some interesting pedigree. Wish your fortune come true❣

Nice hereford calve Tailor Brent 🇨🇦 Canada

Enjoyed this video very much. Thank you.

You should go and get your course in A I and do some A I on some cows

Looking good be safe

Just be thankful you had a windshield. Just think where it could have landed if not. Lol.

I love seeing the Calves and the milking.

great video tay hi from uk

Hi Taylor, thank you for another great video, I glad I’m not the only one who is getting bitten by the nasty flys it seems to early for them to be this nasty, we also are having a lot of little breakdowns and a couple of bigger ones to but just have to keep going

Good afternoon sweetheart another great video. I’m glad you got the bale roller going. You guys can have some of our rain if you want it lol have a good day.🤗

I really enjoy your videos. Thank you so much

I don't think your videos are long enough really enjoy them

Always enjoy your vedios I'm waiting for more lol

Love yourall channel by the way. Rocking the farm on❤❤❤

Observation is a great way to learn, fyi, the sucking adds more saliva which aids digestion and the head placement helps direct the milk to the right part of the stomach. Calves feed on a teat have less digestive issues and you get more gain from the milk feed, but you have worked this out for yourself.

I bought an a/c compressor for my Kubota on Amazon for 265 bucks.

Awesome video, I always learn something from your videos...

That Kubota sure gets a work out

If you're interested, the best thing I've found for cold sores or fever. Blisters is fruit of the earth vitamin e cream. Mine dissappear about twice as fast If I put it on 2 or 3 times a day. They're such a pain. God bless.

You folks in Maine speak a slightly different language than the rest of the country. Cattle that you call Azures are known as Ayrshires ( air--shires ) in most of the USA.

Very nice looking bull he looks like he is pretty sedate you don't want bully bulls good addition to the farm dairy

I Enjoy Your Video's Best Wishes From Wales UK

You need someone to wield a bar,foot pegs and attach a seat on that roll out machine.

Have you ever tried cutting the netwrap, then the wrap would come off a lot quicker.

Another Great Video 👍🏻

I can remember having to place my hand into a pail of milk, turn up three fingers to calf`s mouth and away they go drawing up the milk, after a few days, by slowly withdrawing the fingers, they learn to drink normally. Another great video, keep safe. Out of curiosity, is what you call Ashier cattle the same as we have called Ayrshire cattle, pronounced `Airsheer` ?

Nice video Taylor.

Python ear tags are good also. Use them on dog collars for years. No problem keeps ticks off well.

Alabama watching, my dad bought dairy bull calves in the sixties for five dollars. We bottle fed them with powdered calf milk, then calf feed, lots of scouring. Most were pot belled and never did as well as calves on there mothers. Question? How do you get the replacement heifers todo so well or reach there full potential? I enjoy your videos. I can dairy farm from a recliner! Thanks and be safe FIRST.

Living the dream:)!!

Your vidios are still always the best of any by far. Good luck with your bal un roller. Might try a new plug!!!!! S. Ia.

Great video cute bull

Great video

Don’t you have to plant corn first before you make silage lol

I totally agree about bottles versus buckets. It's interesting the different pronunciations of Ayrshire. I grew up pronouncing it Air Shire, my daughter-in- law says Air Sure, it sounds like you say Asher. Maybe it's a regional thing.

That motor for the vacuum pump is almost guaranteed to be worth sending to a motor repair shop. The old ones are best. It could be used as a spare.

Malathon mix it in water and spray the post and walls and it will kill the Flys