Nice!

such a cute video! thanks for sharing! question please - do you always end up with whey as leftover liquid when you do yogurt?

Do they make a nice cross with each other, probably really nice milk?

Thank you for the explanation! I feel like my family is very similar. One question about the $ limit per incident: if I go 3 times to the ER throughout the year for 3 unrelated issues, does that mean I will have to pay $1,000 every time (so $3,000) if each bill is for several thousands? Thanks!

Central Valley Californian here and we were actually looking into east tn too. 😭

I am new here and have a few questions How early do you milk Why do cows keep producing milk after the calf is weaned How fast do you have to get the milk in the ice bath And how long does it take to milk out all of that milk!

Outstanding.......

Talks like a baby -= molested as a child

Brush the cows and they will become much easier to handle.

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Its gas 😅

I had one too. Lasted about 8 years. Just bought another cellulose one.

What if we crossed the Jersey with the Jurassic?! I think we will get the characteristics of both breeds together, and the hybrid will be in the middle of the characteristics of both. What do you think of that crossing?!

Hey guys! We are a Christian family of 4 (6 year old girl, 3 year old boy) looking to relocate to Eastern TN. Is there any way we could get ahold of you to chat? Thanks so much!

We drank so much milk as kids our dad went and got a cow. That's when I learned cows don't give milk. You have to take it from them 😅

Where in California did you move from? I’m currently in Ca

Another dumb ass video...

We only had one cow, a Guernsey named Essie, and of course, we milked her by hand. Richest milk I've ever had, and the ice cream and butter we made with the cream were out of this world.

Absolutely love fresh milk!!

Just wanted to tell you that your family inspires our family! We currently live in Oakdale, CA looking to move our almost family of six to Johnson City/Greeneville, TN to start a family farm. Thank you for sharing so much on your experiences! We are so grateful. Hope to connect in the future! ♥️

Watching from Thailand...that bread looks Delicious.

Yes

Ah yes, raw liver and eggs. They are completely harmless when they are fresh and sourced from farms with strict adherence to cleanliness and freshness standards. So I agree with you on that. What I don’t agree with is you keeping your kids home and murdering their social future.

you definitely don’t need to go to college to succeed, though it can certainly help

you do you ❤ and do it while sharing that beautiful bread recipe PLEASE LMAO😂❤

I support you 😊

Where? I couldnt see it probably hidden behind the rooster.

Homeschool always makes me think of the time I was playing Scrabble, and the homeschooling mother told me "stealthy" wasn't a word. Parenting style is one thing, but please send them to highschool to be taught things you don't know and socialized with peers

That bread looks so good

Raw liver? You realize what livers do and you’re eating it RAW? Clicks *do not recommend this channel*

Yes I saw it wow

Keep God first, and it will All work out. 🙏

Who cares what anyone thinks or says. You do you and live your life.

I saw the calf moving and kicking!

As a child, this is what we fed our animals and most of them became our food!! The true circle of life 😊

Way cool...

I always heard that feeding them egg shells was playing with fire. That you might not get any eggs because they'll start seeing them as food. I have also heard that people crush the egg shells to unrecognizable smithereens and put it in the food

hello just subbed. So nice to see a young Christian family trying to make a living. Welcome.

Outstanding....

Runs their mouth about Tennessee and blocks comments

Hey we're East Tennessee as well!! It looks beautiful!❤ Much love to yall 😊

Beautiful!!

Grandpa milked granma made butter in a jar(she had arms like a monster) we ate and drank till we were full

Families that milk together stay together. 🎉

What is bacon seed?

Uall still liking tn

My Grand mother had a Jersey that was extremely protective of her offspring. One day my Grandmother got between her and her calf and my grandmother got "nailed". She came to our house (my mom was a nurse) all bloody about the head & shoulders. My mom bandaged her up and from then on we kids knew that cow as "Meanie".

Thank you for the information.

My dear, this is what we call strained yoghurt. yoghurt is watery. When the solid part is finished, we make ayran. In other words, we add a water and a lot of salt to that abundant juicy yoghurt. If you search for "Ayran" you will see the national drink of Turks :) Do not make yoghurt from skimmed milk. The fat content of milk affects the energy and nutritional value of yoghurt. Yoghurt made from fattier milk may be higher in calories. However, fat can increase the absorption of fat-soluble vitamins such as A, D, E and K. Also, let me teach you the Turkish formula, you don't need to strain the yoghurt after making it. at the stage of putting it in the refrigerator, put a towel (or that cloth you use) in full contact with the top surface and take the edges of the towel out. put a tray under the pot because that towel will take all the water from the yoghurt and drain it into the tray. this will save you from waiting an extra 4-5 hours and the trouble of straining. also, when the yoghurt stays outside, it starts to spoil, that is, it starts to sour quickly; thus, the life of the yoghurt you make will be extended.

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