Great camera angles when loading the round bales. I felt like I was there

I really like how clean you keep the cows. They deserve some dignity after what they do for us !

I’ve been watching a bunch of other you tubers doing the same work , I must say you guys run a top notch farm , it’s so neat and clean looking and well organized..

@10:46, nice to see someone climb over a gate at the hinge end, so many don't then wonder why their gate has dropped.👍

It is always a great day when the calf elevator makes an appearance. I get a kick out of seeing them in there every time. Another great video Thanks again.

'The endless circle' - very good, Sir!

Thanks for the videos Jan. Great camera shots and editing along with the usual clear, to-the-point commentary.

Those calfs are happy to be in a big space jumping all around I remember doing that with my grandfather but we were dealing with beef cattle. Great video have a great week!

Cool video of the unloading of the bales. You are becoming a great photographer.

Such great camera shots when loading the Canola straw...very creative. Steers were trying to play hide and seek with you. They really didn’t think that you would notice. Thanks for take us along on your duties.

those steer calves carry more muscle then I normally see in dairy stock, nice looking heifers as well. Keep the videos coming

Love your videos Jan! You have an excellent way of explaining and putting your videos together for us to understand what's going on at the dairy farm. I have always wondered why, when the cows are full grown they don't just say: "I'm bigger than you.... no I'm going this way!" instead of running away from you! LOL Stay safe and healthy!

It is amazing how resourceful farmers are in solving problems. Clever how the chute can be narrowed. Thanks for the interesting and fun video.

Btw , I get tired just watching all the work that you do daily .. I feel like I’m working right along side you ... love your work .

I appreciate all the time it must take to set up shots!

Good to see you climbing on the correct side of the gate, lots of gates that are strained and cracked pointlessly

love that mobile play pen for the calves , and the get a ride ! BONUS

I love this video because you explain it all what you are doing.

Excellent job, Jan !!!

You always do a great video and seem to be able to make the every day stuff interesting.

You keep your farm and barns nice and tidy, believe me I know what dirty barns and farms look like, Myself and my husband take people to work at dairy farms have been doing it for 15 years,we now only do 2 farms, but at one time we do 5 different farms,we are retired and that got to be too much to do for us.Keep on keeping on.

Love that siding on your barns.

Man so awesome the knowledge you have about the dairy great to see the care you have for the cows

Nice setups of your video shots. Excellent production.

3:51 what a satisfying camera angle! Had to watch that a couple times.

Oh, I must say that you are a good arc welder. Practice makes perfect.

Great video I like all your vids . Fairly new here and I haven't seen all the older vids yet (soon) Milked cows as a young man for almost 10 yrs so I understand most of whats going on LOL I love your farm, you all go the extra mile to keep things clean and in good working order and thats a huge part of keeping it all working kinda smoothly. They always say cats are curious BUT I all ways found cows much more so. Anyway keep making vids your very good at it and Thanks

Love your videos and cows. Keep up the amazing work!!

Love watching your videos. It almost seems like we are there at the dairy. Keep the videos coming. Thank you for sharing your life on a dairy farm.

(The're lacking a little bit of equipment for that.) Lol. Great video!

Thank you for super milk cows,,,now we see why the cows respect you all and obey,,,it's right from birth on up...great to see you honor your Dad too as he makes choises or decisions....you're the best

Awesome job!!

I enjoy watching your videos and yes i am a "girl" but most kids raised on farms and ranches around here can be brats that don't appreciate their parents hard work and sacrifice they just want to inherit the farm/ranch for the money - but you get in there, get dirty and put in a honest days work - when i was a kid i would spend part of my summer in North Dakota with my aunt and uncle on their dairy farm - loved it!!!! I was afraid of a couple of the cows as they had a few moody ones that kicked but sure miss those days milking cows and making homemade butter - even though it never turned to butter til my aunt would take over😢oh but i hated warm buttermilk!!! You like buttermilk? I had never had it before and my uncle was drinking it (i was quite the tomboy) so i asked for some buttermilk - they poured me a huge glass and oh my lord soooooooo gross as it was soooooooo warm too - my aunt made me drink the whole glass - wretched stuff😉 Really enjoy the aerial views with drone - you can tell you put a lot of time, thought and heart into your videos. Take care and thanks again for giving us a peek at dairy farmers life!

Jan, you say it's a perfect day... I'm thinking that with your attitude most if not all of your days are perfect! That is super! Fun day moving critters...

yea i would be looking for the straw leak on your skid steer lol you could be a few bales low too

I'm staying in this area of Phoenix that's a grid neighborhood, a few times bigger than usual lots, and there are various farms in here. There's some horses, some cattle and chickens. It's an interesting system being a very small farm area. They get water in bulk every few weeks by what looks like flooding. It's a little odd because it's a suburb of a major city, not quite on the edge of the city but out towards it.

Those steers were going to say hi to the girls.

A farmers work is never done. Great job you and your family do. Keep up the awesome videos.

Awesome video, really enjoying your videos you put out keep it up! 👍🏽

Really enjoyed the camera angles!

A few different & unique camera positions picking up & unloading those bales. Always fun moving the cows, as so many have to be coaxed along into the various pens. Every time you put new bedding into a calf pen it becomes a Play Pen with the calves running & jumping Great vlog 🚜 🚜 🚜🐄🐄🐄🐄 🚜 🚜 🚜

It’s the calf-mobile

Maybe you should use grade 8 bolts in place of the grade 5 you reattached the loader ram with.

Sure wish I had some of that manure for my rhubarb patch. This year the stocks were the width of a pencil and not enough for freezing just a few rhubarb custard pies. 🇨🇦

Gotta be some heavey lifting to break six big bolts like that. Maybe a stronger grade of bolt would help. I bet the calves think it's a fun ride too.. The cattle probably like getting into new digs for awhile, new corners to explore, different view. They get to meet new girls. I like seeing the calves play in fresh bedding. Good video. Peace.

Great video, its a bummer your hay wagon broke down but the repair was straight forward. The Bovine shuffle was pretty interesting to watch, awesome job. Aloha from the Big Island🤙🏼

I like your camera placement Jan. 😃

Those babies jumping around is so darn cute. I love how excited they get. Happy cows :D

Sandra and myself so much enjoy each and every one of your videos. we applaud your efforts in making them all informative and entertaining. We laughed so much at you interesting ways of filming especially the one of the camera on the bale as it was being lifted by the machine ...what a ride and a view....hahaha. Thanks keep up the good work.

They should put you and your Dad's likeness in the farming video game =D. I haven't played it yet, though. But 10:49 that's good. I think they should have things like this in the game if they don't, moving cattle.

Must be weather cross over beautiful day here

You and your dad make a great team.

Great video

That is a very nice cattle system

The only Chanel where I hit the like button before I watch the video!

That skid steer could use a high pressure shower.

Your steer calves will grow better being on grower feed earlier too, atleast it did when we separated steers and heifers after weaning

Slick squeeze shoot

What kind of squeeze shoot are you working with? The way you can adjust the lanes so easily is genius! Are the cows pretty tame when you give them a shot? Keep up the great work!

Great video once again🤙🏼🤙🏼

Got a cool couple of shots unloading the bales :)

Great shots moving those canola bales!

Loved all the camera placement shots, very fun! Thanks for the ride 😋

How long did it take to get this whole system set up ? Hong long did it take you to learn everything ? I am binge watching your videos , friggin can’t stop watching .. very very entertaining and informative.. great job .

Thank-you Jan for all these videos you make. I never knew, and didn't realize the amount of work it takes to run a large dairy farm with so many cows. I now know the difference between a steer and a heifer. I'm wondering though, how many bulls you keep for breeding purposes?

That looked like a lot of bull to me !!! It's amazing how they follow one another into the pens.

Heel goede video. Goed bezig !

Well no wonder it broke, with a popcorn weld like that lol 😂😂

Nice shoot system

Hell yea I like that hey get her done rig

I'm going to bale some canola bales this year...im a little short on straw

good job

No bueno.😁 I liked that one. 👍👍

That wasñt Pittsburgh steel that broke, wàs it? Your cattle handler is very nice. I think the closed in sides gives the animal some security. They are buggers. Looks like a free for all on Friday night.

Thanks for the show. Very relaxing to watch....you work!!!! Lol

You guys are amazing! 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻

Try using spring washers under the nuts so they don't work their way loose & sheer the bolts.

Use these they work Nylon-Insert Locknuts from McMaster-Carr lock washers do not.

I remember when the little black calf was born let me know how it tastes next summer

Awesome job do you guys do other produce?...2021/2022

Looks like that broken plate coulld be beefed up a little lol

Couple questions Jan How fast do you usually drive herding up bales? Did you weld a plate to the bottom of that bracket to add some strength?

Looks like you guys need a good cow dog.

Another good video with some amazing cam shots, thanks! But I did notice one thing, are you trying to trick your cows when you move them from pen to pen by yelling hay when you’re actually giving them new straw? 🤔

Love the calf mover!

Just can't get enough of that calf mover LOL 👍👌🐄🥛👌🤠🇨🇦🇨🇦

How are you dealing with the flies? They looks really heavy in that calf barn, does that make your pink eye counts go up?

Might want to use a grade 8 bolt on that hay wagon, looks like they are shearing off. When one shears the rest will follow. If a couple shear that puts alot of stressor the plates.

On the wagon break Down Weld a haft 1inch plate under weld it .

👍👌🇨🇦❤, another Sask boy me too

I like tha bale wagon

Great idea to move those heifers. Was that an employee who had that idea or someone who came in to see if there were areas that can be improved upon? We had someone like that come into the bank I worked at. We were a little resentful at first, but in the end they did help us.

Sen bu işi biliyosun üstad 👍

I've run highline bale wagon 15 years. Never seen those bolts come loose or that come apart. Strange.

Thanks for taking the time to position the camera. Made for some great video.

Have you considered a plate between the hydrologic plate and the section you've welded to help strengthen the area? Help take stress off those welds maybe...

try using u bolts after the next time it breaks

Does the barley and canola straw have varying uses?😎

You mechanic need to weld on a thicker and larger plate one piece with larger bolts or the conection could be redesigned so the bolts dont take the sheer load

Long gate the holes for the bolts maybe the cylinder extends too far.