A Day In The Life Of An Organic Farmer - From OMSCo 

A lovely video, and an excellent farm, thank you.

Wooo man, keeping cow and calf together 👏👏

think he is a kind dairy farmer. This is how it should be done - more personalized. You can tell he cares about cows.

The only reason I’m watching this is for school😂

Keep up the good job!

Can tell the organic is working too! Man looks healthy

Organic is the way forward.

Good video

Organic tastes better to.

how can a farmer be organic?! :O

I WILL ALWAYS BUY ORGANIC FROM NOW ON, THE MILK /MEAT INDUSTRY IS BECOMING DISGUSTING, EVERY FARMER SHOULD DO ORGANIC ONLY

if i ever buy cheese and milk , i want it from this type of farm.

skip to 09:16 for my dads old lorry

good vid but i dislike because that company should have there farms in US meaning united states sense thats where they sell it at

Hi what is the ratio of cows per hectar

Congratulation. You are doing a blessed work!!

you are amazing

This must be what heaven looks like.

If the cows are organic is the farmer organic or a clone ?

I am a follower

Very nice farm :) Congratulations!

I want work on this farm

Which country are you from

While I commend you for not slaughtering the male baby calves, because no baby of any animal species should be killed, I heard that you do send baby lambs off to slaughter. It's in humane to send off any babies to slaughter after being ripped from their mothers.

BRILLIANT. THIS IS HOW LIFE SHOULD BE, AMAZING FARM AND A WAY OF LIFE I WOULD LOVE TO LIVE. ANY JOBS LOL. DID NOT KNOW THAT THEY PUT ANTIBIOTICS IN THE MILK IN NON ORGANIC FARMS!!! THANKS TO THIS VIDEO I WILL ONLY BE DRINKING ORGANIC MILK FOR THE REST OF MY LIFE!!!

Dear dairy farmer, kudos to you, organic milk/beef production is less bad. But less bad it does not mean it is good. You still kill all your cows in the end... they are are all exploited and.. tell me, how can you separate mother/babies? Really, how can you do that? I'm not doubting you know them by their names and that somehow you truly believe you care for them... but you do not. Raising human kids in a nice way and with "love" to sell for consumption would be ok? Cows suffer too, all the animals, they deserve respect. You can shift yourorganic dairy/beef production towards a much nicer alternative, organic vegetables. Better for the animals, better for us and for the environment. Anyway, nice to see these cows althought still nothing but slaves, are somehow well cared for between their chores and abuse.