The fun season is starting, running equipment and being in the field is always good. I said that because for me I have always loved operating equipment Thanks for your amazing work you do feeding our country

Hi Tay , I live on a horse farm in Eastern North Carolina. Lot of feeding and fence repairs. Mowing in summertime. But nowhere near the work you guys have on a dairy farm ! And we don't get the cold temperatures in the winter. Average in winter is 50 to 60 . Maybe two weeks in January it will drop down to 32 at night but very seldom . Enjoy watching your videos as we do a lot of the same type of mantainence but not nearly as much.

Milking cows got me through high school and paid my way through college 50 years ago. Loved the work and cows then, love sitting on the couch watching you doing the work now. Keep on farming!

@darylrobinson7707

4 ай бұрын

Great video love 1066. Have a great day

@tayfarms

4 ай бұрын

Thank you! You have a wonderful day too 🙂

@christiankelly2483

4 ай бұрын

Congratulations 👏👏👏🌹🌹🌹🐄🐄🐄🐄🐄🐄🐄

Ah yes, good old all mechanical 1066. No ecm, ecu, common rail, tps, cps, egr, def, 18 miles of wiring, 1800 connectors, electric tranny or any of those other headaches. Straightforward and simple, such bliss. A heated cab on days like these would be nice though.

The 1066 started right up. Not too bad for a cold start. Thanks for the vid!

The handling techniques you and Brent use and low-key conversations keep the cattle calm. When you have to work around them twice a day 365 days a year it's nice not to have to struggle with wild kicking critters!!!

Cold temps are one thing but cold temps and wind....no thank you!! Glad to see the lady who stepped on herself is healing nicely! Stay warm and safe!!

Good morning Taylor. Awesome video as always. You have a great way of making farming fun and it brings back a lot of great memories for me. Keep smiling , keep farming, and stay positive, and May God bless you and Brent . 🐄🚜🙏😉😊

it's Tay!!!! Yay!!!! Keepin' it real!!!

Hi Taylor thanks for sharing another awesome video. That 1066 started like it was summer, you can 100 percent understand why you love it so much. Take care out there and try and stay warm and safe 😊.

Thanks Tay, the 1066 is sweet! 👍👏🐄

@tayfarms

4 ай бұрын

My favorite tractor for sure!☺️❤️

@friendlyfarmer344

4 ай бұрын

@@tayfarms When we moved to Canada 45 years ago we bought our very first tractor 1066 hydro with a 2350 IH loader still have it today

Cold start of the 1066 I can smell the diesel smoke all the way to Michigan

@tayfarms

4 ай бұрын

😅 one of the best smells 😉

@gordoncarpenter1552

4 ай бұрын

@@tayfarms absolutely

@maximush9811

4 ай бұрын

I have a dilemma, tractor smell or fresh cut alfalfa???

@brianhapeman9262

4 ай бұрын

@@maximush9811 definitely the alfalfa

Hi Taylor and Brent just finished watching you’re video it’s awesome talking about milking cows and how you really care love farm and Taylor happy March is Women month and rest of women in world and as always you and Brent be safe 🇺🇸🇺🇸

I could all most smell the 1066 running brings back the good old days it's been 45 years since I started a1066 👍🇺🇸

Good Morning! This is the way to Farm, watching yous do it!! should catch that milk in a bucket!

Poor Brent is limping so bad.I have both knees replaced ,I hope he can do it soon,bone on bone is so painful.Love your videos Taylor,keep up the good work.

You want it to freeze at night so the sap will remain in the trunk of the tree. When it stops freezing at night then the sap goes up to the small branches . Making syrup at this stage results in bitter tasting syrup

Good morning from Ontario Canada! Great video. I enjoy watching as I have a good friend who milks 30 in a tie stall. He has international tractors as well. They have a 1086. Your 1066 starts and runs like a top!

You are the coolest farmer on KZread.. 🐄🐄🐄

Sweet video Taylor and Brent I love your channel so much and I love your little Dairy in all the stuff you all do that 1066 started right up sweet cold start thanks for taking me along and you always want to thank a farmer for making delicious milk thank you thank you thank you take care God bless

When I was young we had a young cow who got a RR teat smashed bad, we had the vet cut it off halfway. We had that cow until she was 12 years old. The teat healed and we milked it with the milker. You had to put the milker on right after prepping because it leaked just like your cow. She was a good cow. made over 150.000 pounds of milk in her lifetime.

Wow, the international started up awesome. Can’t wait for some tractor action. Have a good week.

Hi Taylor Enjoy all your videos. Cold starting any diesel is an experience in the cold.. nothing like the sounds and smell of one firing up. Have had some late winter blizzards up in the mountains with high winds and very heavy rain and snow over 8 feet in some of the higher elevations. Lots of wrecks and stranded people.

I was Ice fishing in Lakeville that morning, it was unreal with the wind howling.

Love seeing the cows looking for the hay as you get close!

@tayfarms

4 ай бұрын

😃 I know they do a little dance sometimes too, like it will hurry you up 😅

I'd like to hear about the milk brake down portion, butterfats and so on. With that many cross bead cows it be interesting to see we milked Holstein

Hey Taylor, you can feel from the Cuckoo holes how far the cow is from calving

The cold snap lasted 2 days for us so I hope it has passed on and you are warming up. Stay safe and healthy Tay.

The sound of the pulsators and the routine of milking is always relaxing to me, even though you are steadily working non-stop. Always a sign of spring when you fire up the tractors after their winter break.

Taylor, How do you differentiate between your 1st and 2nd cutting hay? Bales marked. . . or stored in separate locations? Do you raise alfalfa on your farm? I love the smell of the first smoke of a cranked cold diesel! Enjoyed your video! S. Carolina

That's a good starting 1066, l miss my 1066, l ran it for 19 years then sold it for $ 300 less than l paid. I regret selling it and am reminded every time l walk past the broken 1486 that replaced it. I enjoy your videos, thank you and please stay safe.

It's funny to me when you say second crop , we always called it second cutting.

Hey Taylor, Hearing you talk about tapping, I watch Buck Hill Farm from Jefferson NY, ( Charlotte) is her name and her famly has been tapping there trees for a few weeks now and producing Syrup. If you get a chance, stop by her KZread site and take a look. Her family raises beef cows, Pigs, Chickens, The have a little resturant and sell different items besides Maple Syrup. Enjoyed your video, Thanks for sharing.

Another great video sweetheart we aren’t bothering with sugaring the year either. 1066 looks good sounds good stay warm.🤗

I enjoy your videos very much. You are very hard worker. I don't get crossbreeding much less with beef breed or dual purpose. I wouldn't crossbreed anything . I would keep up the registration . They would be worth a lot more in the future.

It was good to see the ole girl fire up 👍👍👍👍. Hope it warms up soon for ya'll and i cant wait to see your planter working 😁👍👍👍. Prayers for you and your family always 🙏🙏🙏🙏

thanks Taylor and Brent

Another great vid! We now have 10 inches of snow,here in northern nv. Stay safe

@tayfarms

4 ай бұрын

Oh wow! This year for us has been pretty snowless😕

Thanks for your videos, always look forward to new ones.

@tayfarms

4 ай бұрын

Glad you like them! Have a wonderful day!

I love International tractors too Taylor xxx

I sometimes forget how far north you are compared to me. The sun currently doesn’t rise here in north GA until 7am.

Nice video! I too am an IH fan. Can't wait to see you an a 6155. Years ago when I milked a couple cows (stool and bucket method) it was always fun to blast the faces of a couple barn cats with milk. They loved it as they didn't leave an were always back for more.

The cows are so special

Hi Taylor, good to see the girls being milked, they are so friendly. Neil is growing but it's a pity he is a bit wild now. I hope he is the father of a lot of heifers not bull calves. Does starting the Inter 1066 mean that planting could be happening soon. I hope spring brings warmer weather especially when starting at 6.00am in the morning and the girls can go outside to stretch there legs outside. How are the calves growing in the heifer barn, which I think is one of your favourite areas of the farm. Good content as usual. Chris from Victoria, Australia 🇦🇺.

Great peaceful video

being allergic to cows milk, I still find this interesting. enough milk hits the floor to make to make many barn cats happy. i wonder when electric powered tractors will become common

I love our rissler unroller cart. Second cutting can be challenging on them

Thanks for sharing. Always enjoy your videos and looking forward to your next one. Have a wonderful and blessed week. Stay well be safe.

@tayfarms

4 ай бұрын

Our pleasure, thank you so much for watching!! You have a wonderful upcoming week as well, hope your weather is spring like!!🌷

Great video again.i like the way Brent teases you a bit by starting that international.l know you want to get out a start farming.stay safe from Canada.

Thank you for feeding the world

@alisciamarotta3888

4 ай бұрын

Not sure about the world😊, but at very least the states.

Hi Taylor. As always, a great video. I was wondering what model/manufacturer do you use for feeding the round bales?. Also, do you still milk about 40 cows? Thank you for sharing your daily life on a small dairy farm.

Good morning Taylor,taking note of how your animals are behaving is useful have a great day.

Great video.The round bale unwrapper is a great tool.Stay safe and keep warm.Good to see the 1066 start right up.

Hello, I get scared every time the hay bale falls into the dispenser 😳. The 1066 is amazing.

Had a old international pickup and drove a international big rig for years, so I'm a fan of anything international 😊

Good vedio

Hi Taylor. I just started making baleage this year and we have an old tie stall barn. How do you like your rissler bale unroller?

Seems like you just parked that 1066 there.

FIRST...🆒 Video Taylor !!!

Brent missed his chance with your gutter mishap. He should have said “Have a nice trip. See you next fall.” 😂

nice video thanks God bless

@tayfarms

4 ай бұрын

Thank you so much, have a wonderful day!

Nice video Taylor.

Gd job i enjoy😊

Thanks for another video, it was great to see the 1066 running, will you be using that on the new corn planter?

Was in Babor Maine the passed week on service call. first time in Maine very beautiful and great fishing.

You guys have a lot of Hay!

@cliffblackburn8102

4 ай бұрын

You could probably sell it off get money for farm upgrades

Good morning Taylor 💯✌🏻 hope you have a great day 💯

Enjoyed your video

@tayfarms

4 ай бұрын

So glad! Thanks 😊

Schweet!!🎉

Good job 👍👌🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉

Really good video, it is exciting to see you milk cows, and talk about how you do it, i working also on a farm with jersey cows 😊. I will wish you a fantastic day Taylor 😊

@tayfarms

4 ай бұрын

That is awesome! Great to here from other farmers!😊

@petersorensen3951

4 ай бұрын

@@tayfarms It's great to be a farmer, and it is great to talk with a other farmer 😊, do you milk both morning and afternoon? 😊, and what kind of feed get yours cows? 😊

Good work 😄🚜👍

@tayfarms

4 ай бұрын

Thank you!🙂

you need to watch the bulls, it would be easy to A I those cows standing there, where I had to catch them, you can learn I no you can.

Great video Tay keep it up 👍👍👌

@tayfarms

4 ай бұрын

Thank you! Will do!

Nice Vid again Hurts to see Brand walk, he must have a lot of Pain.

Hi Taylor i think she vill have twins again she is very big

Taylor, how many trees do you guys tap? We've had our taps in since the 1st weekend in January here in ENY.

You put up hay almost every video last year 💯

Nice work😊

@tayfarms

4 ай бұрын

Thanks 😄

You are amazing ❤

@tayfarms

4 ай бұрын

That’s so sweet thank you!

Hi Taylor, How long can the bales last outside on your farm before you can’t use them anymore? Chuck

@tayfarms

4 ай бұрын

Hi! The bales wrapped in plastic or the ones outside hay building?

@chuckmcnevt676

4 ай бұрын

@@tayfarms Hi Taylor, The bales that are outside wrapped in plastic? Chuck

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I'd catch that milk in a bucket and feed to calves instead of my tank lol

Where do you guys keep the Massey?

Hello Taylor

Hi been following your channel for some time my daughter finally showed me how to subscribe and comment finally. Does Brent not have a wife and are you planning on taking over the farm one day.

Keep it below 1000rpms when it cold for a little while. Stop revving it up 😢 the motor will last alot longer

@friendlyfarmer344

4 ай бұрын

I agree The most wear happens until oil is primed, i heard it pumping but so cold most of it is on by pass. My neighbor had cold start their 1066 sometime later started knocking. I bought the tractor took engine pan off most bearings were damaged. I have 45 years experience as a farmer mechanic

How many stalls are n the barn for milking?

@tayfarms

4 ай бұрын

72

Sorry I put wrong comment on your channel somehow the video changed but I was watching the new one that just came out

👍🙂

@tayfarms

4 ай бұрын

😀👍🏻👍🏻 thanks for watching!!

Hello . How much does it cost to raise animals like this?

@tayfarms

4 ай бұрын

Somewhere between 2500 and 3,000 I’d say by the time they’re two

I am sorry but I may miss the answer. But are you the only help that he has?

Good morning sunshine

@tayfarms

4 ай бұрын

Good morning!!

I don't suppose you could tell me the make and model of the bale unroller could you please?🙂

@tayfarms

4 ай бұрын

Don’t know the model but the brand is Ristler. Hope this helps ☺️

@calumanderson5617

4 ай бұрын

Thank you, much appreciated, we've got a narrow passage to, getting old draging silage by hand. 🙂👍

Has Brent ever considered going organic? Your way of farming would work well under that system.

Why are cows not allowed to go dry ?

@tayfarms

4 ай бұрын

?? We do dry our cows off

@markmiller488

4 ай бұрын

@@tayfarms from a milking standpoint.

@tayfarms

4 ай бұрын

Yes, all our cow get a 4-6 week period of not being milked before every calving

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@tayfarms

4 ай бұрын

😊👍🏻👍🏻