Thank u for the kindness to the frog. Shows the kind of person u r. A good person.

Love you moving the frog! Also pray you, family and fellow farmers did well thru IDA! Let us know if we can help.

“The occasional toad, but that’s a straight up frog!” 😂😂

"Straight up frog." That made me laugh, thanks for another great video.

It's so good to watch your videos again. Been thinking about you and your family and missing your videos. I've been busy taking care of my father in-law.. I always picked one person's videos we watch all weekend from Friday til Sunday night. Your videos have been picked for all weekend...

Not only kind to your animals 🐄, but also toward the visitors 🐸👍❤️

Hey 10th generation farmer. Was looking at a couple of your videos. You have a nice looking farm.

You were very kind to save the straight-up frog.

That sweeper brush has definitely seen better days.

I pray that the storm didn't affect y'all to much. Here in Middle Tennessee, my part we got a good amount of rain but it didn't last very long, praise the Lord, Blessings y'all!

Eric, if you got as much rain as we did those bunkers must be as clean as a whistle! Nice videos

Stihl 600 backpack blower....it would do wonders on those edges. You wouldn't have to sweep as much. That blower will move bricks.

manure really does a number on work boots and dad should give you a raise so you can get new ones.

Thanks for saving that frog lol

Love watching you guys. I vacation in lancaster multiple times a year and visit your area as well. Keep up the great work.

Excellent video Eric. Can’t wait till you fill the bunks up. My favourite time of watching your videoed. 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿

Your videos are always sooo calming 💙

thanks for saving the frog

I love how he halted production for the frog

Always something new to learn about farming on your farm. Thx Eric. 🇨🇦

HAVE A GREAT WEEKEND ERIC

Nice to see everything come together in time for fall. You folks had a very productive summer and hopefully right now you are not using those sandbags for a purpose you never intended on using them for.

Tyres tyres and more tyres!

Love the videos, straight forward, no nonsense and no drama....

Loving the videos Eric!

Excellent! Thanks Eric

Little did you know HOW WELL those bunks would be washed out with the rain totals received from Ida.

Good on you for saving the frog. Much respect

Appreciate all your hard work!

That new open area looks like a great place to build a new barn.

Always impressed by this hard working family

I hope you have a great weekend, Eric! Great video!

You moving that frog truly shows your compassion for animals! Farmers truly are caring souls.

Yea Eric awesome videos always great to watch the videos and yes hope all goes well with the rain fall from ida god bless

Great video. Always enjoy seeing your great crops.

Always a pleasure to see a professional work

Thank you for posting a video always fun to watch actually always just wonderful to watch. ... to see the World actually how it is.

Cant wait for harvest, it’s my favorite time of the year for KZfaq Videos!

That frog was seeing what’s good in the hood. 😂😂😂😂

Amazing how the look has changed with the old barn gone. So many changes in a relatively short amount of time. Great work this summer, now on to harvest time.

Erick you should keep a skid nearby so as cut open new sections of the silo you can put the side wall tires on it as you move on. That way you'll avoid doing the extra work of cleaning up the bunks and stacking tires. That's how I do it

Your corn looks good and will be a good harvest for sure. Good luck harvesting the corn

Awesome Video and Much Love as Always 🐄 Man!!!!!

I appreciate you making the videos ..and thanks for the 🐸 save!

It's the time to get the bunks ready.

A funny fact: All toads are frogs, but all frogs ant not toads.

I saw a Company in New York that built a Triangle shaped Spear that you can put the Tires on and help when covering the Silos,I’ll look I shared with Farming and Fixing Channel Horrigan Dairy!

I pray that the hurricane didn't disrupt your life and farm operation to profoundly. You had me worried each time I watched the news

Great videos enjoy watching greetings from 🇲🇰

looking forward to corn silageing as always!

Can't wait for corn harvest. Always love that time if year

A couple leaf blowers might have made quick work of cleaning out the bunker silos. But maybe that would create too much dust plus might not get the dirt stuck on the concrete. Just a thought.

Hello Eric, Greetings from Northern Arizona. My wife and I love all your videos! When we watch you and your dad working on your machinery I always say where is the WD-40? Plus where are your gloves!!?? You must have major calloused hands? You work hard which good to see! I grew up on a Minnesota dairy farm with 100 head of Holsteins. God Bless you and your family.

Just a forewarning Wednesday It Will Rain about five inches or more available wind might have chances of tornadoes and then Thursday it'll be cold in the morning and about 70° day 😁

Eric, old barn site looks great!

Wheres Martin (Larson Farms) when needing it?

Love the video

Now you just need a Martin to finish it off

Enjoyed the video. 👍

very good video Eric. thank you, your dad and fonzie

Good work brother

Good job fred 🤙🤙🤙

You can get quite a workout stacking the tires. The rain was pretty bad and I hope it did not affect your farms too much. Looking forward to the next video. thanks.

Great. Well done.

@ 2:11 "a few more to do" How do you eat an elephant? one bite at a time That was a lot of work .

If you were in Texas I would say “watch for snakes”

That hurricane looked like a doozy from the video driving through the eye wall into the eye down near Houma, LA. Lots of destruction on this one.

Looks like Dad is using the Kid Loader, not the Skid Loader! Haha

Great video guy.

Awesome video.

More Silos in the new Area

Can you do a drone picture over the farm buildings and layout now you have demolished the barn and built the new heifer barn, thanks.

I heard that Lancaster had 6" of rain; I wonder what the next video will tell us about your plans. Good luck on your decisions!

Might go better and WAY more efficient if you put the tires on the pallets as you take them off the silage!!

Good video. Thanks.

Wouldn’t it be easier (more effective) to pallet those tires and sand bags as you go? Seems like once you get a dozen or so feet taken from the bunker you could place pallets and just stack as you go. Just thinking out loud, really. I know my Dad would make sure it was done that way. lol

My only fear would be how many snakes you would come across, being warm tires.....

Great video 👍

Can't wait to see the chopping videos

Greet video as always, God bless you and your work, have you or any one heard from your Canadian cousin saskdutchkid in a while?

Looks very nice

Green/Bronze frog (Lithobates clamitans) if anyone was curious. I want to say it's a female (the eardrum doesn't look markedly larger than the eyeball, meaning female).

Saludos desde Argentina...!!.✌✌✌

"Hope we don't get too much rain" lol, oops!

Do you ever stack the tires or sand bags as you use them to save time in the late summer? The extra work seems avoidable! Hand broom? Why not a backpack blower! Work smarter not harder! Lol

Next time try using a leaf blower, it might make your cleanup easier!

open area: new basketball court....?

Can't wait for silage harvest

You should get some pit viper sunglasses. They look insane and there safety glasses

Silage juice must be a little acidic it looks like it eats into the concrete slab and exposes the aggregate.

Thank you for saving the frog

Dang that was one big frog, he is eating good in the neighborhood!!!!

haven't had a tire toss in a while....

HOPE YOU GUYS FAIRED OK FROM ALL THAT RAIN AND TORNADOS

THANK YOU FOR SAVING MY FRIEND. Note. Yes I'm a lover of frogs they are very cute

After all the new building excitement, I kind of miss the early morning milking videos!

Good video!

Good video ❤🧡💛💚💙💜

Build a trailer with a bunch of posts and stack them like a ring toss game as soon as they come off the silage bunk

Goodness, always work to do on a farm.