What part of Wisconsin are you in

Thanks for the ride along, good video.

At three minutes that shows how beautiful it is there. Thanks also for the mention of suicide. You never know.

Nice. That is a big pumpkin. 300lbs of pumpkin is how many lbs of the boom juice.

incredible!

3:18 I laughed out loud when the manure landslide obviously startled your camera girl there for a second.

Thanks for the video Bruce. That thing with the motor to the left of the dumpster looks like part of a concrete pump truck. Why is it so tall? Is it to create pressure in its descent? Or why is the pump mast gotta be so tall if you are not pumping it uphill? I used to drive a concrete conveyor truck and it just looks like part of a concrete pump truck.

Hey Bruce, if you don't mind me asking what happened that you're wheelchair bound were you born that way or just a freak accident happened.

Thanks! Great drone footage!

Very informative,thanks for the video.

I like the video but damn the music drather hear the semi going down the road

Is the Quad trac new this year? Have not seen that one around the farm.

Great video. My only suggestion would be to lose the music

Very interesting and a good video. What is a typical application rate with liquid manure? Thanks.

New subscriber. Brilliant video 💪🏻 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿

At 5:00 what are you guys doing with that pit you're digging? Mining for gold or something?

lol. lay out some hose and pump some poo. The voice over part was perfect. It sounds good and you didn't make it sound like it was only for dairy farmers. I think everyone will be interested in this stuff.

STEP ONE TO FOOD ON THE TABLE!

kill the music too loud

Congrats Bruce. I told you your videos would be a hit. Give it some time. Great things! BTW your intro about your dairy sounds loud and not very high quality compared to the rest of the voice over.

What do you use on the cows's beds? Not sand, right?

Great video, I really enjoy seeing all the red tractors working. Where are you located in WI?

I'm enjoying watching your video's, (along with many others farming ones on KZfaq,) you haven't said how much land your farm? I live in Wisconsin as well, right in the middle of the state about 3 hours from you, (it took a few minutes to find you!) your land looks more productive than we have here, my wife inherited the family farm in Wisconsin years ago, the crop land is rented out and we just manage the forestry side. I have been in farming all my working life on my farm in England, we had dairy way back in the 60's / 70's but moved to beef cattle, I retired from farming when I moved to America, "Living the dream" out and about on the back roads in our motor home whenever we get chance! but I miss the work and the challenges on the farm everyday (but not the constant challenge to make a profit!) For the time being we still have the farm in England which my son runs, making money from it is getting harder and harder with the cost of inputs, believe me costs here are a lot, lot lower then in England! looking forward to the next video's.

Smoothest seed bed I've ever seen

Hello fellow wisconsinite

Great video, thank you for the explanation. When I was growing up, we used manure spreaders.😊

Ah the smell of cows

Great information

Too bad the barn fell down there .

Thanks, Bruce! I would like to see how the manure is collected and moved to the pond.

I've been watching your videos, very informative. I've never seen this type of manure spreading. I'm from a farming family that has been farming in ohio for over a century. Thanks!

We drag harrow after we plant peas to help cover it a bit better as well.

I watched it before, but I will watch it all the way through to help with the metrics! So will my sweetheart. I love seeing this doing well. I knew it would.

Some good views on this one!

It's really interesting to learn about a completely different type of farming activity than what I see the farmers in our area doing. If you ever do a video about cow breeding strategies (like how you breed for the quality of cows you need) and also how calving works and stuff like that, I'm very interested to learn more. I've been tagging along with Trevor's boss to learn about those things with the red Angus herds.

Very cool footage! Trevor and I did some post-harvest hand harvesting of the remaining garbs in one of his boss's fields last year and it was really interesting to see the legume crops up close at that life cycle stage. I'm more familiar with the wild legumes (my background is in wild grassland restoration) and we had a lot of cool wild legumes (mostly lupines) at our prairie sites that would make really fun sounds like popcorn when their pods dried up and the seeds burst out. I'm assuming soy has been selectively bred to NOT have the seeds burst from the pods once they are at this harvest stage?

Thank you for the walk around! I like that your vanna white is helping so much. Thanks for sharing this with us!

ahh. The top down drone view. I think the machine looks super cool from that angle but i think its because ive seen every other angle while running them. Good video!

The answers to my burning hose questions! Thank you for sharing this! Looking forward to more! I got to go do a tour of red Angus calving herds with Trevor’s boss earlier this month. Learning about cow breeding, calving, biology, etc. was very interesting. If you make videos about that kind of stuff I’d love to see them!

Sustainable agriculture at its finest! Re-using the poop to make the food to make the poop to make the food. The circle of life.

I am also stunned by the length of this manure hose! When your farm orders it from the manufacturer, how on Earth do you get it to the farm?!?! Does it come in pieces? Or is there a massive semi truck trailer that has the most unbelievably large cinnamon roll of a hose strapped to it that this world has ever seen?!?!?! Also, do you have to store it out of the elements during winter? Is there any risk of the manure freezing and expanding enough to burst the hose? (Who knew I would have so many questions about a hose!)

Im here to watch it a second time and i still cant believe how long of a hose you have. Thats crazy and very interesting.