Oooh, nice tease on the upcoming project; looking forward to that.

With all the work you have going on, your farm always looks nice around your fences, barns and tanks! Good looking family farm, the pride of you guys is outstanding! Thanks for sharing your videos!

@timothymbonham4453

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Notice how he swept the loose bedding off the wagon before putting it away? And hos w he swet it into the skidloader, not just onto the ground? It's that kind of daily attention that keeps the farm looking so nice.

@mohammedasif2401

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Always a joy to watch you and your dad Eric! You run such a Good operation, and take good care of your cows. Look forward to seeing any project that you start!

The calves look good, I think the mixed Angus/Holstein make for a good cow, lots of good quality milk. Yeah, the barn has some real good open space for the special needs. Like what your doing on the farm, good to watch good folks at work. Enjoyed this one, as I always do, have a nice weekend. Thanks for sharing!

That's a good job done I bet your happy it's the last little bit of field work until the spring! Man dutchess is so cute in the tractor (:

Nice to have all your feed done and under cover well done guy's great video again thank you

Jealous of your weather. I'm on the other end of PA. Keep the videos coming!

A mystery project not really about farming. Hmm got me 🤔 thinking. Cheers 🇨🇦

Glad you have enough bedding for winter always love your videos keep up the great work

Buying, selling and storing. All in the name of a good working farm. Stay safe.

I really like the flexibility you put into the design of your new barn. So good to have different options to meet changing needs. It will be interesting to see which style of bales the cows like the corn stover from the best…round or square. Let us know 😊 Have a blessed week!

Our neighbors barn went up in flames from wet hay. The amount of heat a wet bail will put out is staggering. Hot enough to cause spontaneous combustion. Smart move, letting them air out and cool/dry down. They say it makes a peculiar smell before POOF! it's ablaze. If your hay smells funny, it's too wet. I don't know for sure but I believe it's 20% moisture or above is danger zone.

Good stuff Eric,those were some good looking calves.👍👍👍👍

A cliffhanger! Can't wait 😄

Always a pleasure to watch your updates - thanks Eric!

we like the pride your family has for your farm ( the good kinda pride)

Fun and educational video Eric. Thanks.

I'll bet few city folks really realize IT'S A BUSINESS you guys are great at, besides doing all the farming and such you have figure how to make a profit and provide for you family, you have to be farmers, dairymen, businessmen, and yes politicians in todays world because everything they have done in WA DC lately affects us farmers and ranchers, the cost to operate our business is putting many of us out of business. Keep it going 10GEN keep it going

Who wants to bet Erics project will be building a play set at his house for his kiddos 😉

Duchess is one fearless (little) dog...I worry about her constantly!

@CK-yi6pc

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Ok Karen….

@christinecortese9973

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They know no fear and are very agile. Should be just fine.

@Ottedikkie

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About getting under a tractor or skid loader..... Me too

@janetdupree6353

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Me too! Call me a helicopter mama!

@johnwhite5897

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Not really the Cornstar lost a pup this year and Mark Brock up in Canada lost a senior dog both accidents due to vehicles. So never say never

Really enjoyed the video Eric. I wish I was close enough to come help out around the farm. Would give me something to do in my retirement. I want to thank you for all you do and the positive influence and image u you oh provide for our farming community. God bless you and your family. Give my regards to your father. He is definitely a working man like his son.

Your weather is superb! Up in a small mountain range at 5300' in Arizona we get to 32F at night but it's sunny and pleasant during the day. It only gets to about 60F this time of year. I'm guessing but it's probably a 1/2 hour drive to the desert floor which about 10-20 degrees hotter. There are farms here but scattered here in the southeast Arizona in this area. They obviously need irrigation and I think they use mostly well water.

Ou a cliff hanger. I’m intrigued. 😊

awesome video Eric. Thank you and your dad so much.

Fine video Eric!

LOVE ALL YOUR VIDEOS ERIC HAVE BLESSED DAY

love when im watching old videos and as i go to find the next i see a new video uploaded

A cliffhanger at the end, what could it be? Good thing I'm subscribed.🐄

Glad you got those square bales out before the got to hot.

lol, them tires holding on for dear life

For your post spinning issue, could you drill a bolt hole through the pipe and put it in there diagonally? That way the bolt goes across the square in the floor and more or less locks it into place. Just another thought, not sure if it would be strong enough.

That was so smart to air out those wet bales. Good luck with that. Sprinkle a bunch of salt on ‘em.

I love your various bale shape harvesting videos, and if you made a parallelogram video, I'd watch it! 🤣

Yea thanks for all of your time that you put into the videos god bless

Good stuff! Always entertaining with you and your dad

A few Wagu cross beef would likely boost your bottom line!? If not profitable, they sure taste good! 🎉😊

Oh man Eric with the teaser at the end, keeping us in suspense!

The skid steer was so comical when it was sped up

My birthday was on the 7th and I got a 10th gen hoodie as a present! Keep up the great work!!!

I love you videos keep up the good work

I know nothing about running a dairy operation but it sure seems like with all of the replacement heifers you guys raise you would be turning over your entire herd in a year or two. About how long does a cow stay in your rotation before you sell them?

Thanks for the teaser bud I can’t wait to see your new project

The square of metal around that post should also help with keeping some dirt out of the hole when removing it

Teaser works. Anticipation mounts.

Hi Eric and dad awesome seeing you’re dad and awesome video and as always you and you’re families be safe 🇺🇸🇺🇸

wow nice ending to this vlog, now 417K Followers are in suspense well done 🚜 🚜 🚜👶🐄🐄🐄🐄 👶🚜 🚜🚜

I love your videos well done for what you do where you live are you from quebec don't give up on your beautiful work see you next video

I would not just put a square piece of metal on the pole to stop it from twisting. I think it will be too shallow and it will simply just "jump the curb". A better option would be to weld some long, but not wide plates on the side of the pole and then cut slots for it in the concrete to stop it from spinning. It's basically all about surface area in my opinion, and vertical plates will do a better job of it. The reason I said "not wide plates" are so that you can still use the same plate to stop bedding from filling the gap and the pipehole. They just need to be deeper than if you were to use wider plates.

@timothymbonham4453

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Yes, rather than a metal plate, weld a 2-foot square metal rod to the pole, such that it fits into a corner of the square hole. Maybe 2 of them, on diagonal corners. the square rod will be solider in the hole, and being welded up and down the pole, will be very secure.

My hubby calls me a special need cow since watching this video. 😍

On your spinning post, maybe drilling a hole though the post at the bottom in the square hole, then cut a rod or bolt the correct length to put thought the hole so it catches on two of the square hole corners and weld to the pipe

Great that you clean equipment that you borrowed. Some people would have left the mess.

Great idea of staking the bales loosely so they can breathe, you don't want any fires. Good thing you took the bales outside to let them go through a sweat like the one you saw steaming, you could of had problems. We had 2 flat racks like you were using to gather round bales, we made them out of 2x6 so we could put 14 bales on a load at a time and with both racks we hauled 28 bales and 1 for the skidloader at a time. Your barn extension looks great and is working well for you by the looks of things. How much do your bull calves bring at the sale barn, last time I was at the sale barn the ones going through were selling for up to 200.00 dollars for day to couple days old that's ridiculous as I used to buy them for 50 dollars for day old up to 2 weeks old. But I had a friend who owned the sale barn and he always got me some good deals on baby calves and I would bring them home and put in my domes,I only lost 1 out of hundreds I bought from him. I love the barn you built last year I wish I was still raising calves as it is my blood and it was kinda a family project as I could depend on the kids doing chores at night if I was still working on the other farms. Can't wait to see your daughter helping you out or riding in the tractor with you.

I always enjoy your video. The big square bales were very interesting

You could drill a hole through the bottom of the pole and put a bolt trough it. Then align the bolt with the opposing corners and it won't spin.

The video ended with a teaser! I've already checked the notification bell!

Must be nice to have neighbors they have equipment you don't have to buy

Totally different weather today 4 inches snow and 17 degrees.

Holstein eats good I can Imagine what the wagoo will bring😊

Round bales don’t roll off the cart as easily as I thought they would.

stack round bales upright on both ends

Yikes, be careful of those wet bales. When I was a kid, every fall a few farmers would lose a barn, all the livestock, and all the equipment to spontaneous combustion. Once it starts, seems like there’s no way to stop it.

I love watching you guys because farming is my thing. ANY JOB OPENING AVAILABLE KINDLY INFORM.

I am curious about the Kubota Skid steer. How do you like it and performance? I'm curious of your thoughts because I'm debating on possibly purchasing one. From one farmer to another o would appreciate your review on your machine. Thank you. I'm a little jealous you and your father really have a wonderful setup. I like the setup my family farm has but we have no manure storage. When you and your father have different ideas how do you resolve? Appreciate your content.

By the way, your neighbors trailer is awesome.

All the time. All the time at it.

I used to use a stacker to make all my bedding from the corn stalks. My wife would say it looked like bread loaves all over the field. Love those black calves. What do you get for them at the sale barn? As always, great video.

@10thgenerationdairyman61

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Thanks. Been getting up to $300 for a half angus

So cool the mod love it.

10G!! You da man!!

Hard work!!!

Another sweet video

The suspense is killing me .... ; )

Do you think the cows think the doggie is a mini cow? 🙂Looks like he may be a good herder...🙂

good one, thanks for sharin'

Eric would it be feasible on your spinning gate to put the hinging ends of the gate on the same post rather than on hinge and one latch. You would use two male with the posts on each side rather than one male and one female. Makes cleaning more of an obstacle

The word is pre-crêche. It's a French word for nursery.

👍 yes

What is up brother from the imperial co California 🚜🚜🚜

So I guess you think you're Yellowstone keeping us in suspense until the next episode

Steaming hot bales and a shed full of machinery definitely do not go together.

Thank you

Teaser alert!

thank you

Thank You

Saludos muy buenos desde Puerto Rico

On those cornstalk bale's that were a little damp, have you ever tried to salt them with rock salt to draw the moisture out?

Keep us updated on those wagyu calves. I’d like to see how they turn out.

Can you tell us how your neighbor feeds those calves out an time frame

TELL US NOW.. please. i said 'please' so you have to do it lol. on a less silly note, Thanks for another vid. I know it's just mundane day-to-day stuff, to you. Many of the rest of the planet live in cities and dont know. their will always be somebody that does something better than you. whether brain surgeon or street sweeper or anything. It doesn't have to be the top most interesting stuff ever by your standards. Just your farm/ your cows/ your machines /your stuff... whatever. thats what there is and thats the channel. ands thats what people love. you can't publish enough content to satiate everyone. Thanks for keeping trying though. never stop :-)

It's snowing in Iowa

What’s good in da hood 😊

I'm going to say he's building a house

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Do you ever raise any beef calves for the freezer camp?

How's it going?!?!

Is the project baby number 3? I hope so! ✝️❤️

Not free but good as.😊

Hiya, Great video, I've been binge watching and loving every one. One thing, do you not ship to England in the UK, it was impossible to change destination from USA to UK? Stay safe, Steve...

@MellowYe77ow

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You need to use the Bonfire link, if you want to purchase merch overseas.

Fuel not cheep nothing is anymore 😢

Why havent you explored regenerative grazing yet?

@10thgenerationdairyman61

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It's interesting but we only have 85 acres of land at the home farm. Would have to downsize majorly.

@Gustav4

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@@10thgenerationdairyman61 Oh, as far as I understand you can do it with very little land, for example the land where you are already grazing your livestock, or am I missing something?

Good luck with Senator Fetterman. I sure hope he doesn't make life hard on you with new industry measures. I'm sure I am just as stunned as you are. Will be praying.