The cows look like government supervisors when you were digging and putting in the wire.

I love the audience while you and your dad are digging that trench for the electric.

"Hammers like lightning " 😂

Looks like the cow is doing a "Happy Dance"🤣

Love the cow little skip after the hoof trim.

Lol when you said your dad hammers like lightning I thought quick strikes “never hits the same spot twice”

Nothing better than having 30 plus FEMALE SUPERVISORS checking your cable burying workmanship. 😊💪👍

Used to run a 7250 in 🇬🇧 and a 1455 & 5140. Great tractor. Nice to see a return of the soda can!😁

Like how at 8:36 all the cows are watching you dig lol

From milk parlor , to beauty parlor. Keep your ladies looking and feeling good.

Sad to see the losing of video content. Your channel has been the only one focused on dairy farming that included all aspects including the hauling of dry and wet manure from start to finish.

I am amazed how docile your cows are when they are getting their hooves trimmed. Great video.

The soda can gets me every time

It's funny watching how interested the heifers were when you were digging that line.

nice tractor Eric. Great job on the video. You and your dad are so lucky to be able to work with each other. Thank you

It just absolutely kills me at how nosy cows are. First there was one, then two, then four, then all of them watching you bury that cable. LOL! It took me the whole video to process what you said about the ceiling fan, that it's 16' diameter. It wasn't until the end that i realized the long silver things are the blades. I can't wait to see that monster in action.

I always loved that tractor

I noticed all the girls came over to supervise you guys!

One way or another, dairy farming always involves a shovel! 😊

Thats quite the cheering section watching the digging

The hoof trimming!!!! I could have watched that guy process half the heard, easily!!! Dedicated video PLEASE Eric!!!

Looks like that cow LOVED her pedicure!😁

I love how the girls watch everything you do but how you especially draw an audience from them when it's something unusual. You had a nice audience for that repair to the wiring!

I am loving all the new stuff going on around the farm. Thanks for the video.

I spent the summer of 87 working for a guy that did cow hoof trimming. Every one of those cows that summer took a crap while the table was going from vertical to horizontal. It was my job to clean it up.

The care of the Dairy cows is very impressive. Congratulations to the hard work your family does.

Hi Eric next time your using the crimpers don’t crimp the full width first time then just work your way along, easier and leaves a tidy job ,works for me👍

Wow that cow seemed to really enjoy her mani/pedi. Fun to see them frolic around.

Yay... I can always watch Eric dewing what he needs to dew to keep things moving along!! 😎

So many changes over the 2 years I’ve watched you and your farm Eric! It’s amazing. Happy for you guys.

Great video. God Bless and stay safe

The heifers are very interesting in what you guys are doing. There plotting there escape. 😊🐄🐄🐄

Love watching you work 🌹

Haha! I Knew it when you opened the old Tool Box , soda Can soda 🥤 love it !! Great Videos Eric, God bless you guys!

Please remember Chet Larson from Larson Farms, in prayer in the loss of his wife, Nicole.

Eric I love the building site updates thank you so much for them. I know it's not what your channel is about but please pretty please make longer, dedicated, largly un-edited videos for the construction of the barn, some of us would love to see it, it's really easy footage for you to create, it's not every day you get to see how a modern barn is been built. Just watching the manure pit answered so many questions I had. Your hammer lightning joke was the funniest thing I've heard in a long time, nice to see that part of you, I was starting to think you were all work and no play. That was a classic and I was expecting it to be a compliment so it made it even funnier. Still laughing, I must remember it. Definite thumbs up video.

I love it when I find a cold beverage in the toolbox!

An I love what you do an how well you guys take care of you cows

Awesome, I’ll stop what I’m doing. Thanks for the video Eric

8:25 ever get the strange feeling your being watched and judged ,lol great video !

It is SO fun to watch the hoof trimming.

Hands down my favorite KZfaq channel ever. Love the videos. Keep up the awesome work!

So excited to see the barn when its done

You finally struck gold, PEPSI!!!!!!! Yum, yum!!! I do enjoy your videos. Peace from SW Florida 🤗🤗!!

Amazing videos always amazing I love the videos

Damn I loved watching that tractor run over silage.

The IH 7250 tractor still seems to be in good condition , i like this nice tractor 👍👍🙂

Both you and your Dad work hard through the day. Just a suggestion: To dig that trench for the electric wire you should consider using your Skid Steer. Let the machine do the heavy work and then fine tune it with your shovels. Then use it to fill in the trench. Or you could attach a blade on the back of the tractor and tip the blade as if you were going to dig a drainage ditch and use that to cut your trench in. Save your backs and take it easy on yourselves. You work hard enough as is, use the machines you have to do the heavy lifting. Just a thought.

A busy and exciting spring at your place. Enjoy every minute folks. Cheers 🇨🇦

Just started watching few days back.. Completed the Playlist in order. I was watching 3-4 hours of your videos in a day

Loved how the girls showed up to help with the digging project!

I hope you achieve your desired sale prices on the equipment. God Bless you Eric. Thanks for sharing, I appreciate it.

The wry smile on his face as he says” We won’t have to deal with manure anymore” hahahahaha 👍

It’s so funny how all the cows are lined up watching you both working

I really don't mean to be a safety Susan but if that's a long-term plan for the electric fence it's going to fail relatively soon by arcing to earth and being less effective or causing false alarms. The guideline suggest the following but I'd go slightly deeper considering its unpaved and the hoofed foot traffic. When by-passing a gateway it is essential to use high quality double-insulated underground cable encased in a PVC pipe/conduit. Bury the pipe at least 300 mm (12”) deep. Turn the ends of the pipe down, well above ground level to keep water out.

The most honest salesman you will encounter.

My father used to have an IHC like this and it was really good.

1:10 the cow looks happy to have new kicks...

Love the videos keep up the hard work an keeping America feed.

Great video like how big the new cow barn is and how you're so handy it doing everything yourself but that's all part of farming

Can't wait until you get the new barn up!

It’s sad to see such a good tractor go but it’s good to know some one else is getting it I love those tractors

Next time you have to put in an underground wire put it in a length of polyethylene water pipe and then if you need to replace it you can thread another one through. It also protects it from damage

Great video as always.😃👍

Love your videos keep up all the work

Good video plenty of at looker on the ditch digging!

Yes!! Love the channel Eric

I love seeing a man who can shovel.

Hi been soo busy just got to watch the video. Awesome as usual. Thanks!! 🙋‍♀️😊

Really good job guys 💪💪💪

Thanks for another well made video

I got tickled at the cows being nosy while y'all were burying the hot wire

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

Amazing how cold the Pepsi was! Gave me a good howl!

Great video as always Eric. The barn is really taking shape :)

1 minute!!! That’s a record for me. Eric don’t know if you watch Larson farms but keep Chet in your prayers!!! Great video

Glad that you are selling those tractors and contracting out what you need. So much saving on upkeep for a few hours of work. Cow comfort and maintenance if more important use of time and money. -r

Another great video

Get you a 1 1/2 to 2 inch paint brush and that will help you clean out the edges/cracks in your instrument panel in your tractors and or vehicles, also works great for your AC vents.

Funny how curious the cows were when you were digging the trench and putting the new electric wire across.

I used to bale hay for a guy that replaced his fans with big ceiling fans and his free stall barn was cooler than with hanging fans plus used less electricity.

Y'all sure do take good care of your cows. And I know Y'all are excited about the new building.

Hope you and your family have a great Memorial Day week end. Stay blessed.

that tractor was my fav in your videos

I love the cow audience! There making sure everything is done right! Lol

Thanks once again, Eric!

Good thing you cleaned out that tool box, hate to see a hood cold soda go down the road to the new owner.

We are eating dinner and watching you stroll through manure in the barn drinking your drink...lol

Hey Eric hope all is well! Can't wait to see what comes to the farm after the case!

cheers eric,and both families,al good here,keep well gnz

I hope the cows feel as good after their pedicure as I do after mine. Your reasoning for selling the tractor seems pretty sound. Loved the comment about your Dad's hammering. Great video Eric. Till next time, peace.

8:17 the cows are like Is that a pool for us

Awesome! 2700 rpm puts the fan tips at Mach1 for a 16’ fan, but I do not think you will spin it that fast! Blessings.

Youse are decent people, we like youse!

Sorry to see the Case and New Holland tractors go, good luck with the JD's.

I love your videos

Great video as always I can’t wait to see the barn all set and running, I’ll give you 29998.75 because you took the cold soda out lol looking forward to next video bud

Hello Eric, all the best from Canada

Kinda sad to see the Magnum go. I like the looks of those tractors.

You had a lot of onlookers when you two buried that cable. But no workers. Lol. You have to file down that square point shovel. You'll get more work done that way.😁