Most people don’t realize just how much work and technical knowledge is required to run a modern first class dairy farm like yours.

Between Eric and you this lockdown is not to bad, I love you Jan and Eric from 10thgenerationdairy. Thank you for helping us through these tough times, God bless us all!

Just wanted to say I'm an old Farm Boy and you really take me back many years is it best time of my life. Love your natural photographs really beautiful pictures.

Great new intro. Loved looking at slough. Thanks Jan.

Another good educational video Jan. Love to see each new one pop up. Your cows gotta love ya! Thank you.

Hey. Always good image quality. wow it's still very humid at home. We are running out of water for grass and crops. Thanks for sharing. Greetings from Switzerland. François

Another great video. Today is my day to binge watch SaskDutchKid oldies and goodies :)

As my mom would have said, good old prairie gumbo!! She was born and raised near Edmonton on a farm. We moved out west a few years ago and spent 7 years between the Kindersley area and Medicine Hat. Your videos make me miss it!!

You have a gift for beautiful camera work!

Beautiful drone cinematography and excellent choice of music all around!!

Another excellent video! Thank you for the time and effort you put into sharing your operation. Great content as always! God bless the farmers, every day!

Jan you're one amazing young man! Thank you for the entertainment and showing us how you do things there. I know recording and editing take a lot of work and I appreciate all you do for us. Your videos are the best!! I pray you and your family stay safe and healthy!!!

I love how bright and clean and we'll laid out your operation is, being fairly new im sure helps in keeping everything so nice but it's just so foreign in comparison to the 3 dairy operations I've been around where everything is old and/or is retrofitted in the "do the best with what we have to work with" philosophy, lol

I love the train horn in the background, I love your farm Jan! I wish I was your farmhand, I’d work for food 😂

Hi from the uk thanks for another great video with us on lockdown so not much happening so binged watched your videos that is for being so informative and entertaining 😊

Your music selection is perfect for your videos!

The spring thaw revealing lots of mud under that snow, stay safe and stay awesome!

Always "Like" your videos. Not just informative, but creative too in so many ways. Thank you again.

Spring never fun time of the year! My Dad would always get stuck I'd have to get him out! One time he got stuck so bad we had to put up a tripod! Thanks for sharing! Love your videos

You have great taste in music and your videography is professional quality

Your barns are every farmers dream!

I cannot start my day without a SaskDutchKid video and a The Hoof GP video while I drink my coffee. The work ethic you guys have inspires me for the day!

i bet your all going to be glad when winter is over great video we enjoyed it a lot

Thanks for another video from Canada always love to see what's going on.

Drone footage was spectacular. Loved the shots over the pond. Funny thing is that just when I was wondering when you were going to do drone footage, there it was.

I had my doubts about that tow strap but you made me a believer.

1 of your best videos EVER ... and again, I'd like to see you and Eric working 1 week in each others farm. You are my favorites, so far.

Jan - Thanks for another great video. Clay can certainly be greasy when it gets really wet. Sand and/or rock will probably, as you indicated, be your best bet to fix that problem. Blessings to you, your family, and your crew from a retired Pastor in Davenport, Iowa.

Hello! Just watched all of your videos here and really love to watch whats going on the farm. Keep up the good work! Greetings From Sweden:))

Great drone shots great Job just binch watch in here

That was awesome video. Thanks for sharing

We used to get that problem, alot of the heifers would lay half on the beds. The teets and legs would lay in the slurry. Was a job cleaning before the pre milk stripping

I had the same problem in my barn yard. I started with loads of coarse crushed rock, 1 and 1/2 inch washed. Then we put good gravel on that, and, topped it off with finer crushed rock. The rock allows the water to drain, and, if you can get limestone, it will really become hard over time. It cured my problem very well.

Thats why you use a shackle to choke the end of a strap and it won't get stuck. I like your channel just passing's info along. A Farmer who was also a Crane operator

It was neat hearing the train horn in the background of the intro. The drone, which is always great, showed quite a bit of water in the field which will take some time to dry out. Now that the REAL farm hand got stuck, you will never let me help out around the farm.

Just came across this channel. Great vid.

Keep up the good work. It would be really interesting if you could interview your parents or any other extended family on their journey to become farmers in Canada. Thanks

The water scenery looks very cold but cool..it must be cold outside!!❄

Play in the mud again Dutch? Loved your drone work. And as always love seeing you'll working to keep those beautiful Lady's healthy. You and your family stay safe and healthy! Thank you for sharing :-)

Maybe Yankem ropes will sponsor you like millenial farmer and welkers!!

Great awesome video, spring mud is the worst

another great video ,thank you

Nice those extra shots, Nice hoody Jan and ofcourse Great show as always love it

Good job on the towing!

Thanks for the show...

None of the cows seemed really upset about having their head locked and when you let them go a lot just kept standing there eating. That's super good so you can work on them without them struggling.

It appears you have entered the month of Mud. Here in Kansas, the month of Mud is March. Hate it. I still remember when we didn’t change needles between every cow on beef cattle. I despise having to change needles when it is cold out and you can’t change needles with gloves on. I have stuck myself so many times

Don't you just love mud? It gets on everything and makes for a lot of work. When I got home from my shop, I was really glad to see that you had uploaded a video. And as usual I learned something about how you deal with the cows.n It was fun to watch Dr. Jan do his work. Thanks.

You are such a dependable hard worker. I love watching your videos and all the drone footage. Question: Don't the cows that are kept outside in the pens freeze?

Loved the vid

Keep up the good work and stay safe

Jan for your yard issues. dont just spread gravel when you have just clay underneath. Even with 20" of gravel, your heavy equipment and the daily routes will massage it into the clay after a while. You have 2 possibilitys, soil stabilisation with qiucklime, but its a dusty and dirty job and hard on equipment sicne the lime burns into the paint. Or you level out the clay, compact it, and put an geogrid like www.tensarcorp.com/Systems-and-Products/Tensar-Triax-geogrid on, and when the Gravel.. 12-15" is a good start for your axle loads.. a Tractor or an Wheelloaders are just a moving seasaw riding on the Rear(tractor) or Front(Wheelloader) when carrying load. And tractors are worse because of the treads of the reartires that cut into the ground. in your conditions i would use a geogrid with an fiberfleece backup to prevent your clay from coming up, and the the finer parts of gravel from going down. Yes its more costs as pure gravel, but you will save a lot on gravel and maintanace in the future. + Your yard will look dutchstyle clean and awesome. Btw i noticed there is a lag of orange on your farm.. If you wanna safe some CAN$.. just do the main routes between the barns and the silagepits hopperbottoms where ever you go daily with the loaders and tractors with geogrid.

How often do you have to apply the meds ? Great vid as always man keep up the great work !

Nice drone footage

1st time seeing a mixer wagon behind a stuck tractor

Hmm why is everyone saying mmmm moist these days ? 🤣 great vid man keep on keeping on!

So tidy 🤩efficient and easy to get and put back

Hey, very nice video. You do a good job of showing how it’s done. Also, what kind of DeLaval parlour you guys have?

Should have left the strap on the feed tractor your gonna need it till you get that water to drain🤔 Glad to see you change needles between cattle, well worth the small price for not spreading something down the line , that 18 gauge. X 3/4. Is perfect size same as we use and we get a pretty good price break by buying the aluminum hubs in bulk, thanks for the video!

We have a lot of clay on our farm too but our races are made of pumas and rylite.... works wonders with wet weather and cows 🐮 😎😉

i love youer videos (:

U need a four wheel drive tractor for the feed wagon

Thanks for the Video

Does that vaccine cover all types of mastitis? Do you have any clean river run gravel that you can get 25-30mm chipped (triangle chip for best results) to put on those bad areas? Sand just turns slushy when there is water about. Scrape off the crap so you can reform and build up(camber). Crap usually breeds more crap when water is involved Green lime shaped and packed down and hardened is something else that can be used to form a really hard surface. I have talked about other methods in your previous video. There is a fiber matting that can be rolled out over dodgy surfaces and gravel etc laid on top (100mm) . It makes an amazingly hard stable surface and your top surface doesn't get pushed into the mire

Hit up your local paving contractor. They should have asphalt millings by the assload (metric or standard) and if you get a good base down they set up hard like asphalt after baking in the summer sun, but they don't cost near as much.

Dank Jan! Wow, you had to pull quite hard there, the strap was well tested😉 Quite a weight though! Ok, understand this happens when there is too much of water and clay together. After redoing, next spring will be better. These wide application vaccines against mastitis pathogens in dairy cow, are there specific pathogens you try to target with this vaccin, or is it just to whole bunch? Also clear that taking hygienic measures are key to prevent from mastitis, think you are doing well on that while trying to keep your cow sheds dry and clean and prevent from the heat in summer👍

I like brooo. Ur farm. good luck.

Hola! En la zona de embarrado, donde hagáis más el trabajo en esa zona, te recomiendo que eches una capa de chinos, es barato y evitas tener problemas de embarramiento y el atasco maquinarias. Es un método barato y accesible al menos en España, que creo que vuestra zona no deberías tener problemas. Aqui a veces hasta es regalado ya que sobran.

1:49 been there, done that, sux to be you chuckle lol No guy likes asking for help after a slip up, I'm sure he appreciates you not yelling at him

Very informative what you do on your dairy farm . When will you introduce the other people? Please was the bobcat

As always a good clean operation, very efficient and safe. Thank you for the video, I sure have learned a lot about dairy farming. Stay safe and healthy .. GOD bless.

Have you ever thought about putting crushed stone into the areas that are high traffic areas to get rid of the mud?

You leave the corn stubble above ground? Why not drag it under? Can you plant back in the stubble?

Well your work is fabulous.. very impressive... I want to ask that do you offer Jobs for this work... Job for overseas works..?? Please tell me .

Hey ! Your videos are giving immense knowledge to budding dairy farmers. Could you please make a vaccine schedule from day 1 of dairy cow ?

Don't know what you do with used needles but with that many head would a bucket that a rock climber use for powder help to collect used needles

Happens to the best of us

always impressed with the design engineering u thought of wen ur new facilities were built, u have so much mud a monster truck would be nice perhaps ur pops would go fer that,lol

Love ur video describing ur job...is this a family business? Ur name again n age??

More great arial footage.

How do you keep track of your vaccine on each cow? Or is it automatically logged into the computer !? Thank you!

Hey DK another busy day at the dairy how about putting down large gravel to get the tires something to grip on Jan---> singing here I come to save the day lol how a small cart that you can roll along to hold the vaccine and needles that you need and your ladies are the healthiest cows around once again you have the coolest footage with the drone and love the music so with that being said what's next for DK keep up the good work and see you in the next video 🤔🐄🍦🍨🍼😋

Your commercials come at the most inopportune time.

You should check with Letsdig18 (another youtuber) about how to deal with that yard. An earlier commenter is correct, you can't put rock over clay.

Looks like you need about 500 B-trains of chipped gravel ASAP

FWA Tractor?

GOOD AFTERNOON

spread the mud then cover it with a 2 in layer of 3/4 - 1 in stone / blue stone... it will compact itself...

I live in Ottawa and it is a mess too at my farm

Where in Sask are you guys located? Nice I can watch how its being done around Sask! I love my milk:)

Hi can u do a video on your milk production, what do u get paid for form the milk company? We here in New Zealand get paid by the milk solid produced, so pay out is what we call it, average farm does 90000kg milk solids, 280 cows, remember all grass here with some grass silage and maize silage

Cold cold cold snow gravel

Where did you get your sweatshirt

Very nice bro

It you have a metal foundry ask them about getting their slagg

If you pack sand and put a lot of gravel down you should be good!thoughs skid steers are need machines!

Do you write down what cow gets the shot? Cause what happens when your 44 cows in and one gets off the bed and goes and goes and get her head locked up. How do you keep track of that?

Ur farm is so well maintained ..... How do work all day....

Four wheel drive😉

We buy six gallons of milk a week. Kids LOVE MILK.