The older I get the more I miss our farming days. The cows are lucky to have you Taylor and Brent. 👍👏🐄

Hi Taylor 😊. Use Pramatol . It's a soil sterility. It will keep any vegetation from growing for a year .

Catching up on older videos. You were just at -45. Now in shorts. Stay safe

Hi Taylor, I’m new to your channel, thanks to youtube algorythms… I enjoyed this video! Allow me to make one important comment. About your safety driving down hill. At 10:41 I see you braking only on the left brake pedal! On the road, those 2 braking pedals should always be coupled with that plate on the left one. If not, in case of an emergency brake, you would spin around the left wheel and being ejected from your seat…! Please take care! May your dreams come thru!

yes shops are messy .. that pretty neat woodstove too!

Yes glyphosate is the answer, don’t mulch it feeds the plants , 🌹👍

Good morning

Japanese knot weed yep keep putting neat roundup on it as soon as it shows up😊

Good morning taylor 👍🚜🚜🚜🚜🚜🚜🚜🚜🚜🚜🚜🚜🚜🚜🚜🇺🇸🦅😂🤣

Awesome! I hope you have a fantastic weekend!

Good Morning

I love your down to earth personality, so typical of farm people. Different problems arise every day and need to be addressed and fixed. As you have said before sometimes a repairman can't come for a week or two. Farming, and the girls, can't wait. That is both the curse, and joy. Labor day means the same as anyother day on a dairy farm, time to milk.

The equipment you need to succeed,backed by the hardest working,Taylor and the boss.

Would love to stop up there and help y'all get some may mowed n raked! Cheers!

Thanks Taylor, some very nice camera angles on your filming. You’re doing a great job! 🙋‍♂️🐈🐈

Love your vedios keep them coming 😊

Great video Taylor. You really are so talented and professional in all that you put your hand to. We really love watching your videos here in Ireland 🇮🇪. Thank you so much for posting them. God bless and stay safe and warm regards from all your fans here in Ireland. Patrick Brazil.

another great video Taylor , love your camera work , lots of love and best wishes from here in the UK 🙂🖐

That field you just cut would make some great feed if you were to frost seed it either this fall or early next spring. If you do not know how to frost seed let me know or maybe ask your county extension agent

I enjoy the banter between you and Brent. You make a good team.

Hello Again Tay and Brent. As always, another very enjoyable video post. I always look forward to them. I really crack up when you tell it like it is. As I have said before you are so down to earth and that’s what I love about your posts. Keep ‘em coming.

Hi Taylor, it good to see the sun out and that means you can get some of your favourite work done. Bayling hay! It was good to see you finally put your ear muffs on. The countryside looks great at the moment with the green paddocks and blue skies. You are learning lots of new trades and Brent is a good teacher. Thanks for the video. Chris from Australia 🇦🇺.

Hi Taylor * Roads in Maine are super great. great video as always 👍

Good morning. Enjoy your videos 🚜. Keep farming!

Great to see the weather is allowing yall to mow! Hope it holds out for u! Ur camera angles r great! Stay safe!!

Good Morning Taylor!!!🍩☕ 🎉🎊🎉 11K subs!

You are hope for man kind

Nice video Tay! Your new calf is a real cutie! Hope the weather hold for you! Sure has been crazy. Looks like quite a crop you mowed today! All the best!

Great video. I could listen to that old international all day.

Staying busy as always. The shop could be worse. It just shows that there is work being done.

Can't always go wrong with some free extra hay, win win situation....the field gets maintained and you benefit with some extra feed.

What a great video. Loved the mowing. Now when I was the farm, I would be out there windrowing the hay. Then my cousin would come by after it dried and bale it. Square bales, no round balers were around then. Makes me wish I was still farming. Love your work ethic. Also like it that you use old tractors for some of the haying. Have a great day and God Bless

Taylor its nice of you and Brett to cut the neighbors field BUT cutting an unknown field you never know what surprises might be hidden in the grass like rocks or pieces of metal that the mower will hit and do damage to the mower so you will just have to be careful and take it slow and hopefully everything will go as planned ❤😊

Thank you

Cotton from a rag, round-up, duct tape and just scrape the sides of the stems then give it a round-up band-aid. Doesn't take much. The trick is you can't _harm_ the stem you're putting round-up on or it'll abort it, just give it a scrape or two. You can try stacking herbicides too, give it a little of all three. One of the big things you run into is plants that are immune to chemical penetration from above are often completely vulnerable from below - I used to drag my spraying hose across people's yards after spraying because it'd tilt the little broadleaves over and smear the mixture under their leaves and kill the hell out of them. So try a little spray bottle of round-up just a cheap bottle and wear a glove to lift the leaves and spray under em.

Great video. Keep up the good work

a product called tordon is a good product for saplings and new tree growth its rtu ready to use

Morning Taylor, how nice of the neighbor to let you cut and keep the grass for your girls. Thanks for sharing your chores with us. Best wishes, Deb

Good morning Taylor, glad that you are finally getting some sunshine. Enjoyed another ride along and a glimpse of some fall colors. I hope you get to enjoy the Labor Day weekend coming up. 🐄

Taylor,that weed is Japanese Knot Weed,you are right it's very invasive,I'm in Pennsylvania and we have it everywhere.

Tay, your weed looks like Japanese Knotweed. The roots will go down as far as 15 feet if not further. We used to inject neat glyphosate into the stems as well as pour it down the cut stems. As you probably know it's extremely invasive so you are best to burn or bag the prunings. This plant will grow through asphalt and is very determined and hard to eradicate. Wash off/down any equiment used in cutting it back as the cuttings etc are like potato peelings and the smallest piece will take root. We also used to add some diesel or washing up liquid to the chemical to break down the wax on the leaves and stems. I hope that this is useful. Oh, great video as usual, thanks.

That weed by your milkhouse you should burn or bag the plant up and take it to the dump, it will grow from the cut off material. People use softener rock salt and that sometimes helps. If you have a piece of metal a thick sheet to dig down and bury might help, it will grow up through blacktop. Neighbor I worked for had that and I finally used a syringe and shot about a CC of gasoline in each stock at the base, about a hundred stalks later it did die off after about a week. 1066 sounds good, miss that ting ting of the exhaust cap. You do a great job filming and editing, thank you for all the time you put into the videos. I hope you got a good 30 bales from that field looked like a nice field to get for cutting, easy access by the road. Hope you all stay safe and healthy.

Good morning Tay, It’s nice to pick up extra hay and glad you are able to get some more haying done, we are not that lucky here yet. Another great video. 😊

Hi Taylor thanks for sharing another awesome video again, sounds like the new calf is a bit fiesty but when you were filming her butter wouldn't melt. I think you have a bit of a soft spot for the old 1066, great job with the mowing. Hope you get the break in the weather you need, thanks again take care and stay safe 👍 😊.

As usual the filming was great, but the "mowercam" shot was just terrific. I totally had a flashback when you guys were filling up the running tractor and the vibration was causing the diesel to jump out of the filler neck and land on the cowl. Even the silver paint, over silver paint, over rust on the bulk fuel tank, perfect. Your delivery and content are just so authentic. Keep up the good work.

hi Tayler nice to see you again hi from Norway

diesel fuel or round up to kill the bamboo

Great video Taylor

You might be able to order the knives online to pick up at your local TS store so you don't have to drive any further.

I'm a man of few words You are a very awesome farmer .you will do ok Please keep going forward And keep going Enjoy your night or day ✌️

nice Alfa Alfa mowing #👍🇵🇰

You do good job I did all that at one time

Great stuff Taylor!! Thank you!!! I love being in the seat of my tractor too! You all be careful please and God bless!!!!! Eddy

Hi Tay! Very pleased to see you using ear protection. I wish I had used them more in my younger years. Now I wear hearing aids.

Knott weed

Hi Taylor. The field looks like it will turn out to be a decent one the more its mowed. How Far a drive was it. It looked pretty. Thanks for the video. Have a beautiful weekend. Say hi to Brent.

Great video.i love riding on the tractor(great camera work) thank you

Ove watching you mow hay. The smell i bet is awesome 🥰😁👍🙋‍♂️⚘🐄🐄🐄

I got 2 see you driving the international the day you made this video. I’m just so impressed with your videos. Congrats on 11k subs.

It looks like japanese knotweed!!! A bad bad weed to kill! Grows like crazy! Make sure you do not distribute it by moving plant material!! Nice vid again Taylor 👍

Nice

Really enjoyed your video

Taylor if you want to see IH/Farmall tractors from 1923 to 2023 Pete from Just a few acres gives a tour from the Farm Progress Show day 2. You are a great operator of farm equipment. Hope it does not rain in the milk house.

Omg i just loooove milking shorthorns.

Good morning, Taylor and Brent, if you put my 4 aspirins in each cell of the battery, sometimes it helps . So have a great safe day

I hope when you boss retirees you can keep working there as a lease

You are pretty devoted to life on that farm. It would be nice if your boss gave you the chance to take over that farm when he decides to retire. But that leaves you alone there and there isn’t a lot of young people today that will give up there life of leisure to work on a farm. I did it for over 40 years starting when I was in grade school , my friends farm, My father didn’t like my attraction to it so I sneak up there when he wasn’t there which I got me punished a lot but didn’t stop me. Finally he gave in and let me work part time when I was still in school. My last job which I worked over 20 years was with a farmer from Maine there fathers name was Pete Dakin , they moved to Florida when they were kids and I think there family still owns the farm property today. But doesn’t run a farm there

Down here in New York we're getting high 80s low 70s so we're trying to do everything we can too get everything done now love watching your videos which you made more I think I'm all caught up on him and I do not do the shorts

Pozdrawiam z Polski 🇵🇱.

You sure are in a very scenic part of the USA.

Yes Taylor all farm shops look like that al least all ive seen why didnt they use that field looks like they used the fields around it by who?

Hi Taylor your grass field giving a lot of grass

I cranked a lot of fuel in 1972 in my uncles 1066 hydro when we where chopping haulage to fill 4 20/70 harvestor silos

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Are you married? I worked on a dairy farm up in DoverFoxcroft some moons ago!!

Nice tu c a chik handl a traktr az well az u du!!-howevr try not tu rest yor foot on tha brake pedl wen yor roading

worker bee!

Fun story about your new calf!! What are you going to name him or her😃

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What part of Maine are you in? Thank you for not playing music during the video.

Hi Taylor what number knives does your disc bin take I have a whole bunch of brand new ones that fit one of our old disc bin’s but won’t fit the newer ones we have. Let me know and if they fit I will send them to you. I can’t tell for sure but it almost looks like you take the newer style too but let me know the number you use

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Japanese bambo

zamzam water

Afternoon Taylor What blades are you looking for maybe I can get them for you ?

That looks like Japanese knotweed. Evil invasive stuff. For a small area I’ve had decent luck putting down cardboard then covering it with plenty of mulch.

Question? Wondering how the seeding you did in the manure spreader went? Was it worth it?

Hey Taylor, I made a delivery yesterday at Pineland Farms Dairy in Bangor, is that where your milk goes?

Japenese Knot weed

Why don't you guys just sharpen the blades instead of buying brand new ones?

Hey Taylor, are you a Maine native? You don’t seem to have the accent Brent does. Did you ever get the round baler fixed?

Please tell us what is the procedure taken when a cow dies,,

are you dutch or norway back ground?

USE ROCK SALT nothing will grow there. Salt will get in the roots and kill it.

On youre 1066 do the shift levers have to be in a certain position to start it or can you start it anyway its sitting?

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