I don’t envy you having to work in those fridge temperatures, but I am so appreciative of the time you give for our viewing enjoyment. I hope you enjoyed Christmas with your family. Your the best Thank you.
My dad used to work on tobacco farms when he was younger. He had a funny story, one time he was able to have a sleepover at a friends house who were dairy farmers. He didn’t realize that if you stayed over, it also meant YOU woke up at the butt crack of dawn to milk the cows too. 😂
Hello Jan: I hope you holiday is nice despite the work day you have to complete. Let's wish you a happy, healthy and prosperous New Year and the weather treats you much more kindly. It is such good news to hear the your "Lady" is improving and will recover. All the best to you Jan. You work so diligently to help your Dad to keep the farm going.
Thank you Jan for this beautiful Christmas gift, I love your family farm content🎄I hope your new year is awesome 🐄 please stay safe and keep warm 🥶much love from Tennessee ❤
Jan I keep getting what appears to be scam texts that appear to be from you telling me I won something from you and asking me to call a 1 860 number! Can you please confirm this is a scam or am I wrong! If I’m wrong I apologize but I’m really not interested.
I grew up on a dairy farm working all days including Christmas Day - it is not an easy life but still I would not have traded it - Happy Christmas Jan to you and your family and the staff at your farm
When you are a generation dairy farmer, you love your family, your animals and your land equally. It wouldn't be Christmas or any other holiday without that early morning visit with the ladies to start the first milking of the day. My grandfather once told me he often said Merry Christmas to his dairy cows before he said it to my grandmother! We enjoy your videos. Keep up your good work with your family.
Well my heart goes out to you all working 8n such coooold weather. Glad that cow is feeling better. God bless you all and Happy New Year. From Bakersfield California USA where we are having rain for 7 more days!
Really good videos. I worked for a farmer that dried his cows up 45-50 days before calving never had any milk fever at all. I know everyone has their own way of doing things.
A belated Merry 🎄 and a HAPPY NEW YEAR to you and your family from my family and I in North Battleford. I hope alllllll this SNOW that we are dealing with; will be beneficial to you and all farmers; come planting season.
busy Christmas day on the farm ! We had a little button bambi peek in our window Christmas morning...quite a nice visit ! Hope you made it home for dinner !
God Bless you on Christmas working away like it’s just a regular work day. We all take our hats off to you for your hard work and dedication. Merry Christmas and a wonderful 2023 we pray and hope !
Farmers are awesome thanks for what you do . I have always raised my own beef ,pork , chicken and I have honey bees, but all that is not near what you do thank you again. Love your videos🐄😃
Despite you having to work on Christmas, hoping you had a very Merry Christmas. Sure glad that your treatments on 1332 are showing promise. You sure have some really cool looking skies up there. Your Dad's tags are clever.A sleve of PVC pipe would protect it pretty much.
Great video Jan and wishing you family and friends an happy new year when watching it .. never thought that Holsteins cows could stay 100% outside in winter freezing period … greetings from France 🇫🇷
Me thinking as the deer walk through your feed mill lane reading all your dad’s new signs would be like me as I walk by the dessert bar at a buffet reading all those signs. Got to love a good old blizzard but I will never complain about snowfall as I know our producers and Ag dealers need the moisture for next spring. Speaking of that I think we may get some more real soon. Bring it on.
Dairy farming is 365, The Ladies don't have Holidays. The Juno, one individual replaced the tires & filled them with foam , constant size & no loss of air pressure. Thank you for your videos, Belated Merry Christmas to your entire family!
Oooo going from cold to warm humid environments repeatedly will wreck your zoom lens. Once the moisture condenses inside the lens it's hard to get out and left unchecked can cause mold and ruin your lens. I avoid it by bagging my camera, keeping it from moisture, and letting it come up to temperature slowly to avoid condensation. Don't know how you'd do that the way you film. Maybe one reason a [sealed] GoPro is better.
@@mpchahal2260 - Hopefully she will have a long and healthy life as a dairy cow before she is harvested for meat. When that time comes I will honor her spirit for giving me life as I gratefully consume her flesh.
All that snow is so pretty...it's absolutely gorgeous but I would not want any of it where I live. See...I live in the deep south and no one down here knows how to drive, much less drive in actual SNOW!!! ❄☃🌨
Thanks for the update Jan! Thanks for all you do for those cows and for us that buy the product. Another question for you….. I know your dad is the boss but can we see him in the milk parlor milking some cows? Also how does that internal bleeding happen in the cows like that? Great video’s and thanks for sharing them with us!
Hello first yall can keep your cold weather there we Minnesotans don't want it lol Have you always wanted to be a farmer like your parents? Do you like / love being a farmer? What is your favorite part and what do yo dislike the most? You showed us your home do you and your siblings along with your parents live close to each other? How far are you from the farm and do you have staff on the farm 24/7?
that pile of snow you guys made reminds me of the winter of 1959 in eastern Colorado we had a drift 20 feet high across our drive way about 100 long my brother and I wore out Grandpa's #2 scoop shovel using it as a sled no school for a week Dad and grandpa pulled a pickup across the field the get to the other county road appox a mile away
Hello Jan, I hope you got to the Christmas roast on time and that you enjoyed it. Let's take it a little easier in the winter time. (translation translation)😃😃😃
Kudo's to you and Naline for handling the Christmas Milking so your employees can enjoy their Holiday. Hopefully there were many presents for you at your parent's that evening.
Well done for getting all the chores done. A white Christmas day of snow is not much fun for you. But very special seeing one of Santa's deer!! I hope you all enjoyed your Christmas Dinner. Nice video. Lovely sun dogs. Do you earn enough from youtube to cover the new drone? We had an unusually cold couple of weeks in December down to -7C, but so far no signs in the forecasts of another cold spell arriving here in south of UK anytime soon. A dull rainy 11C right now. Our wind is coming up from Florida. My rye should be growing nicely. Did you see they had 4 feet of snow in Buffalo again? Sometimes we get what New York has had 4 days later but not this time. 10th Jan might be a bit raw. I am hopefully off on my summer holiday next week to Egypt where it should be maxing out in the low 20Cs.
Hey man I fell for ya. We’re by Lethbridge and run 170 cows with 6 bulls. We did the same thing Christmas. Had to mix our feed in the morning and afternoon. But bedded Christmas Eve so didn’t have to do that. Dairy’s and feedlots are lots of work. I couldn’t imagine milking every day lol. Much respect merry Christmas fella
Such an informative video Jan! I truly enjoy watching your videos so much. Nice idea your dad had to label the feed bins. Good information of the total picture of what has to be done on a daily basis on the farm. Hope you made it home for Christmas in time to have dinner. Happy New Year to you as well.
If everyone knew what goes into getting that glass of milk 👍 , for your door icing up get softener salt fine crush an pour some rv antifreeze over the salt ,should last couple days, but good old for sure way is ice scraper an love of it all , it's hard to believe people want to vacation on tropical islands with white sand beaches, must be the ones who think that soy an nut stuff are milk, their should be alaw against calling soy an nuts milk, , take care,
Merry Christmas to you and your family...hope you had your dinner waiting for ya...I have been watching your video for a long while but I see something new every time and it just amazing...Thank you for all of your hard work!!!!! 🌲❤🌲
You will save a lot of time (money) with a snow pusher. Even make a homemade one that slips on the bucket then chain it down. 12 or 14ft push versus 7 or 8 ft bucket
My husband and I enjoy watching your videos. My husband used to milk cows and comments all the time on how good your cows look. Do you give your cows magnets?
Merry Christmas from a dairyman in the states. You could have kept the cold front you didn’t really need to share. This morning it was -15F with wind chill down to -40.
With the extra snow that y’all pushed up you might can put in a underground storage tank for washing the equipment or putting it on the fields with a sprinkler system just something to think about
Noticed a limping cow about 11:05 of the video. You were following her. So I assume you already noticed. But just wanted to mention it. I live on Guam and thanks for all the great videos. I watch both you and your sister. ✌️🌴😎🌴✌️
I didn't realize you reside off-site and commute to the dairy farm--i'd like to see that commute, especially in various weather extremes (like snow, storms, etc). Whadd'ya think? ; ] W~
Jan have you ever got some of the corn waste from a ethanol plant to mix into the feed for your cows? I used to haul quite a bit of it out of the ethanol plants here in California to the Dairies. There's a company here west of Merced California and Madera California that will feed 3 loads at 50,000 pounds a day. They say that it works out pretty good for them to put it in their feed for the dairy cows.
@@erwinlageschaar5550 DDG is different than the Corn waste from the ethanol plants the corn waste is wet and they couldn't put it in the silo be it would probably freeze in their weather. Ddg is a dry distillers grain and the corn waste is either hauled in a walking floor or belt trailer or end dump because it's so wet from coming out of the ethanol plants and I don't believe that anyone wants to take the time to dry the corn waste from the plants that i've loaded it at.
