Looks like that would have been a good day for Dirty Jobs show. Mike Rowe woulda loved cleaning out under the barn.

Thank you for taking the time to really explain how your manure system works. That's neat how you can drive under the barn to clean it out

You know you got a big operation when you can drive a skidsteer UNDER your farm.

I just love the way your son is watching, "soaking" it all in. No better class room! Reminds me with my dad 50 years ago. "The good old days" Thanks for the vids.

Thanks for standing out in that nasty weather to film that for us. I don't know why but the sh*t pit is absolutely fascinating

I am amazed at modern large farm manure management systems. When I watch 10th Gen and your video's, I think back to my days in a 40 cow barn with gutter cleaners and pitchforks for calf pens.

Holy shizzziitt that was a good video. Like seeing the Holsteins, I remember all the different personalities of the small herd we milked years ago. Thanks Andy! Jim.

Thanks Andy for another informative video always like watching the channel

There`s never a dull moment around your place is it , cause there`s always something going on. Always enjoy seeing what ya`ll are doing there !

Another great video. You have to know how much we appreciate what you and your team do to keep the milk flowing. That is just tough bull work and thank you. Thank you!!

What a Operation you have. Love it...

Great Video on how the system works. I was raised around gutter setups. That seem really efficient. As always thanks.

Beautiful day. Wind blowing, moving just enough snow to hit you in the face and make you realize you are alive. Reminds me of growing up in Nebraska.

Slurry management is brilliant! Those bobcat can get anywhere. Brilliant video 💪🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿

Great video. Love to watch Andrew and how interested he is in everything

Manure is a lot of work...must save you money in the long run. Interesting in learning the process...never to old for me to learn. Stay safe. 👍

Really enjoy your channel. I'm originally from the UK and was involved with dairying there, then lived in New Mexico for a while and cut feed for the dairies. Now I'm in New Zealand and have been involved with permanent outdoor grazing farms. The different types of milk production for each area are really interesting. Keep up the good work.

All of that and it still looks better than backing a spreader in on the drive floor scooping n pitching it on the spreader from the drops. . . Good job Boss Man, thanks for sharing.

Thanks for showing the flow comming out of pipe Tom from Nebraska

Nice how clean the cows are !! If I'm in the skid loader in the tunnel I surely want the scraper turned off !!! Thanks for the interesting look !

It’s amazing what you guys have to do so people have milk and other food products thank you for everything and thank you to every farmer for what you do the world doesn’t work without you guys god bless everyone

This one was great! First, put some grease in it! 2nd, when I was andrews age I too was driving tractors but they were a Minne R and a case 600, just a small 30 head farm. Finally, thank you for showing cows. I understand its dicey. They look great! Clean and healthy!

Thanks for a look at the cows. They look very well cared for. Good job Hourigans

Hey Andy just wanted to say a huge thanks to you for taking time out of ur busy day to make these videos and keep us entertained im sure its not easy you are by far my favorite farmer KZfaq channel don't tell the other farmers

Good to hear you reminisce about Deere hydro push spreaders... wore out 3 of them before I had to start with slingers, they were good spreaders

Thank god they came out with cab skid steers we had rain suits great Tour thanks

Thanks for taking us into the alley.

Good video Andy. I'm glad some things never change. Walk down the aisle and the cows get up and take a dump-splattering everywhere! You probably never noticed it lol! Thanks for learnin' us some interesting things.

Quote of the day....."Why I'm here". Your the best Andy!! Keep up the good work!!.

Nice looking cows and barn. Lots of positive comments. Thanks for showing them off.

What a hardy group…grew up on a farm up in the northern states 1500head of beef eaters, the snow brings back memories, cold ,damp,wind and continuous fixing,,,u Yes the spreading liquid manure, cutting grains,hay,corn. You and others that do this get my upmost respect,,expenses expenses and more expenses,,,dad retired young from it all,glad he did ,no more stress , him and mom lived into his late 90s..He ask me once if I was hurt by his selling out ,,told him I enjoyed working next to him every day ,,but going from working 7 days year around to just 40 hr. Weeks was like a vacation ,,,thanks for you and all others getting food to our tables ..

Thanks for showing the barn and how sand was used for bedding. I grew up on a farm in SE Tennessee in the 60's and 70's and our cows grazed in pastures. Temps are much more moderate, easier on the cows.

60 years ago I spent my youth sholving chicken manure in the Summer and other chores in the freezing winter but my hat is off to you guy. I would never attempt to one up you on stories.

Great video Andy👍 Good stuff. I just put a reman transmission in a 8430 John Deere mixer tractor with 25,000 hours. It still runs really good little engine work turbo,injectors water pump Thank you sir

Thanks, great video! Love seeing those “Happy Cows”!

Cows seem very calm and they sure seem like they know who you are Andy. I like that is what I am here for to pick up stuff.

Great video Andy. Must be a relief getting close to done with the sand and pit maintenance.

I am impressed your 🐄 s are really clean What amazes me is you don’t mind getting in to the middle of every thing You’re employees don’t act like they are walking on pins and needles around you thank you for showing me that there are employers out there that care listen and treat your employees like a family member.

Awesome video, it’s nice seeing every part of an operation that is your size.

thats real dedication for your subscribers andy when you walk under the crap slots, great video thanks

This is a very impressive setup. 👍👍

Andy the master mechanic, fixer of anything and manure inspector haha

You guys are some hard workers! Always got something to take care of. 🚜 👍🏻

Nice to see that stream come out the outlet end.. can breath a sigh of relief.. LOL

Andy, your wall is pissin all over the place in that lagoon. LOL My grand dad, when he was still alive, taught me, pump it 3/4 full of grease, then top it out with 80w-90w oil. If the seal is out, this always allowed us to finish out before it ran out again and destroyed itself. Some of the old tricks can still save expenses on repairs. That's a lot of digging. This is one thing many don't understand. Just because harvest season is done, doesn't mean the work just stops. We had an 8 stall dairy barn, 4 stations on 2 walls, we hand milked. Cleaning the floor was done with an old scoop shovel, broom and a garden hose. That was one chore everyone hated but, it had to be done, daily. Great video as always, cheers :)

Some good looking girls Andy! Well fed and calm.

Impressive setup, I knew the manure went under ground but never knew the the size of the tunnel and the how bad build up the sand could get..

This looks like a job much better done in August in high humidity. This reminds me of my grandfather shoveling chicken manure in July with just under shorts and boots on.

Your cows are clean and comfortable unlike the help on a winter day...well done

Enjoy watching your videos from Ireland 🇮🇪

Wow! What a thrill ride! Right thru the manure tunnel.

Hi andy keep the videos coming we love them here in Scotland.

Sure enjoyed seeing the cows. Thank you for the video boss

No secrets today lol . Farmer day never done great videos thank you Andy

nice looking cattle and very very clean also. clean cattle makes for clean udders . thanks for the video

I really enjoy your usual content Andy, but it was great to see the cows today! They're in good order.

Sure has came a long way from the pitch fork and scoop shovel of my days cleaning the gutters. The only time you have to handle the manure is when you work on the equipment. We had to manual handle it from the time it came out of the factory. Any way you could show the milking process and your calf feeding and barn, and would love to see the milk room set up. Old dairyman are always interested in stuff like that. Lol

All their hoofs look great. . Your cows look very clean and healthy. Nice to see.

Great video. Neat to see how that was cleaned out and the cows at the end 😎👍🏻

This is the soul of America right here, these guys do the dirty work that keeps the food on the table---if people only knew....amazing...

Very impressive setup Thanks for sharing

The cows are very clean, it's professional nice job guys

They supply a large amount of manure. That sand looked deep. Great looking cows.

Its like the tunnel of doom LOL, nice video

Very interesting video thanks for your hard work on the farm

Signs of a good farm. Cows aren’t scared.

Great video Andy awesome dairy farm

Only you can make pumping cow crap interesting!!! Things look pretty chilly up there Keep em coming

nothing more fun than working on manure equipment when its wet , cold , and windy. hate to say it -- been there done that

Awesome looking animals so clean!!

Andrew us always there watching and learning

That's alot of poop.lol!! Great content as always keep them coming. Seeya at the next one. Be safe!

We never used those cable systems, but later when I started working in another industry I heard an interesting story from our rigging salesman. He sold cable to a farm that used a system like that and it recommended aircraft grade cable for the system. Well, the cable only has a certain service life and the farmer was replacing it often enough that the opted for a considerably cheaper lower grade cable. Turned out the cheaper cable lasted a lot longer because, while it was weaker, it was also more pliable and could handle the constant bending around pulleys better.

those cows look happy and look good, Great Vid

that alley under the barn would be a bad place for a skid steer breakdown...nice video Andy

Girls are nice and clean . They look pretty calm.

Cows looking good Andy. 👍

A fellow can always learn something from these guys . Learning Channel

Amazing looking cow so healthy and clean. Real top operation with animals that well cared for! also thanks for clearing up why no milking video, would love to have seen your parlour in action but understand why you cant

What might work well in that gear box is the stuff they use in riding mowers with the aluminum transmission/differential. Looks like grease but it breaks down enough to lubricate the gears but basically stays in solid form.

Nice video, when you're working on the pump gear box you might want to repair the pto shield and install shield over the joint by the pump. Safety issue especially because it operates sationary with workers around it. You're employee with broken hand might understand.

Tell your worker with the banged up hand the coflex vet wraps work good for keeping casts and bandages clean. I would wrap mine every day then just unwrap it at the end of the day

Thats quite a big operation you have very different from what I worked growing up.

Hey Awesome Video's u do. You really get into your Work. Awesome Farm Setup.. If you ever get a chance do a inventory on how many Tractor's and Truck's you Own

Great video!!

We used a Mobil SHC-007 semi solid grease in gear boxes and wheel bearings. It's thick enough that it doesn't leak easily but it will flow back into seals and bearings after being thrown out.

Another good video Sir.

PTO, you should get a guard fitted. I had a friend at agricultural college lost his arm in a farm accident. Static machinery is a far higher risk. Do a search on PTO accidents, you will get the shaft gaurd fixed.

Got my New sweatshirt in today. Love it. Bonus on the back. Didn’t realize there was design on the back. I recommend it to everyone. Well worth the money.

Awesome video!

Thanks for all you do. Your one busy man. But this is an old video if I remember right.

Good looking well taken care of cow's 👍👍👍

When we get a leaking gearbox sometimes we’ll use Lucas “Hub Oil” and grease to make a slurry of sorts. Cows look really good by the way! Manure is a never ending battle!

Bet the lady of the house loves to see u coming to the door with those boots after walking through the pit 😂😂

Nice looking herd.

thamks for showing that, it's very intresting

Another nice video thanks

THE COWS LOOK GOOD NICE AND CLEAN

God bless you guys. Thanks for showing one of the not so glamorous parts of farming. Still needs to be done. "That's why I'm here"

You are great 👍 👌. I realy like watching you 🙏