The Cows Loved These! 

It is nice that the family are getting into their own projects. Neline into goats and Miriam into Cheese. I hope Miriam produces some videos of her Cheese making journey. I love Denis's laugh, he can brighten up a dull day.

Glad to see Miriam back, didn't realize she was away. Hope she learned alot. Great video Jan, nice to see the family working together, helping out each others.

Very Nice to see Miriam back with her Beautiful Big Smile 😃 We missed you!

Nice to see Miriam back again. About the tin plates, you have to use the small rims to put the screws in. My neighbour has the same and the people who came to install them did the same as you did. And they overturned the screws. They became little densts and they all started leaking. That was on his barn for haystorage so they had to come back and put new plates on the roof and install them as it should be. At Nelines it is just for cover so it is not that big of a deal.

I really like your scenic Drone shots. Glad to see Mirjam back. Can't wait to see her cheese production. 🖖💜

Great job you all helping Neline , team work , love & being close in working operations , congratulations , cherish those days Jan as you get older , time goes by fast ! Mom & Dad has to be proud of everyone , it shows in the total operation ! Rock on !

Love the drone shots just beautiful thanks!!👌👍

It is important to keep the cows happy!

Your Family is Amazing. Everyone helps, fixes and finishes anything put in front of them without complaint or whining. Wonder if Neline will be selling and shipping that cheese 🧀???? I WANT 😋.

Nice to see the old farm truck lives again, hard to keep a good Chevy down. When I was a young boy my uncle Bill broke off a piece of blue salt block and gave it to me. You would have thought he had given me a piece of rock candy, I licked on that for months. Unfortunately it looks like those November winds took a toll on your new flag, good flags are expensive but that is why. I for one can not wait to purchase my first Kielstra Dairy cow or goats cheese.🧀

Hello Jan, thank you very much for the great videos you have given us again this year. I wish you, your whole family and the whole farm team a Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year. Give the cattle a shovel more grain and make them happy. Also to everyone here in the Canal, Merry Christmas and all the best in the new year.

Your drone footage is proof positive how dry it is and our lack of snow lets hope for the best .. happy cows with fresh salt blocks.

So a video explaining a little more detail about Neline's and Miriam's new adventures. They moving off onto there own or are these all tied in with the families greater farm business.

That was interesting seeing the cows standing in line to get their turn at the salt block!! BTW I just looked again at Google Earth to see if they have updated the overhead of your farm since you've made all the additions with the feed area or even the new main building but they haven't. It's still from 2015.

It is great that you support your Sisters farm. God Bless you all.

Love thay drone footage. Really shows the farm, thanks for sharin'.

I’m looking forward to some cheese videos, I’m glad Mirium returned home safely! Merry Christmas to everyone 🎄I’ll be on the lookout for Neline’s next video!

Jan, your drone shots at sunrise are just phenomenal ❤

Amazing how fast the ladies started in on those blocks. Great view of the sky on the drone footage. So Merjam was learning to make cheese. 🤔A dairy farm along side a ranch with milk goats. Very interesting.

Nice to see Mirjam back!

Jan! Miriam needs to take the Raptor for a rip in the field!

A happy cow is a well producing cow. :)

Cheese!? I want some! 🧀😋

Looking after the sisters Jan. You know they will look after you. Family.

Great video Jan and Miriam. Yor place is looking awesome. Great job guys. Hope y'all have a great Christmas

That's a massive goat shelter you are going to have lots of goats and cheese too. Keep up the awesome videos and work you do with your whole family and crews.

Dennis is great! You guys make a great team.

i live in New Zealand the place i worked for unpacked 20ft containers (22000KG) of pink Himalayan salt rocks for cow licks our store men packed most into 500kg big bags apparently the pink salt didn't kill the grass as our cows here live out side

It’s nice to keep the recipes from your ancestral country. I should be more at. I’m mostly from Ireland and Poland and Ukraine. I haven’t eaten the traditional foods in a long time though. I have to make them consistent with my special food programFor health.

If you had the unloader with the big spikes in it it would not damage the bales as much. Great to see Miriam back.Hope she shows us her cheese making in the future. Thanks for a great video.

AWESOME! CONGRATS! LOOKS GREAT!

Love the drone shots of the farm. Beautiful!

Great video brother from the imperial county California 👍🎄 and have a merry Christmas you and your family 🎊

The roof looks great. Those drone shots really do add a lot. 👍

Hey buddy I watched your videos that helpful.. I also have cows.. I want t to know what all difficulties you face like cow not standing, cow get injured, cow get sliped and not standing etc.. Please make a video for this... Love from India..

It looked like you put the roof screws on the flats and not the ridges. Maybe fine by you as dry, here it would leak and rot the cross members. Is she milking goats or fattening? Dutch cheese from Saskatchewan, that's Gouda 👍

I worked for a dairy in Wisconsin. They made a lot of Gouda. Are you gonna run a string line?

harsh winds of Saskatchewan prairies took their toll on Canadian flag.

Merry Christmas from Ontario 🇨🇦🇨🇦🎄 Have a beautiful Christmas and a Happy Healthy New Year. Love the videos.

Love ALL your videos ❤! 🇺🇸🇨🇱

Hi Jan, thanks for the video ! I've noticed that your younger sister has been missing for some time. I thought that maybe she is in a degree program. Now this has also been clarified. I know Mrs. Antje from the Dutch cheese commercial.

Hi jan another hardworking day

I just love your place its so beautiful.

That bucket and claw really isnt the best for those straw bales. Need a bale clamp or maybe large double bale fork.

Put some goldfish in the waterboils Jan, their keep it clean. 😊

You need a forke for the Bales 😊

Jon. Thank you for taking all of us along as you help your sister work on her farm. That is great, plus it is good to see your beautiful younger sister again. Please take care. 👈👍😎

Jan, I love your videos. You do a great job. Do you have help with some of the taping? A question about the Holsteins... Arre they genetically polled? Do you ever have to dehorn calves?

Nice drone shot

I hope Miriam did not forget to speak Canadian after such a prolonged outing on a Dutch soil.

Merry Christmas Jan, good to see Miriam back home.

Drone shots, Dennis laugh made this Vlog funny.

Even though I joke about the bail destruction by Jan But I have the upmost respect and I have no knowledge of how to operate a tractor and lift anything. The videos are really fun to watch.

I was just wondering where Miriam was. Welcome back.

Gonna need a new Flag soon

That dude Denis is so Canadian he could give the McKenzie Brothers competition.

This December drier than usual?

You need to have two sets of two teeth to strap onto bucket of loader to help unloading soft core bales. Yup condition this year is different so adding teeth saves the breakage. 👍👍

Mmm. Salty! Cheese-making seems like a great venture. Anything value-added is good for income. That maple leaf flag up on the grain leg is badly tattered again. Time to retire her already. 🍁

I enjoy u sask kid, real fun guy, I'm 73, love the working kids

You guys are very good at building things build a double Speer for loader for bails so u don’t break the net like that

We packed salt blocks to the Elk in the Blue Mts. Oregon The Beautiful flag flying🐄

I’d line up for some genuine, made in Canada, Gouda cheese! Looking forward to seeing that new venture unfold.

It better to screw down than to screw up. I did have a good laugh on this video.. . Granny

Thank you for the video.

Good for sister. ❤

I milked cows on probably the number one or 2 dairies in West Virginia for almost a year and a half.

Great video. Always a lot to do everyday.

Mmm !!! Nice Gouda cheese , bring it on ! When can I pick mine up ?

Merry Christmas 🎄

6:24 are those old corrals In the background Jan

Nice to see Miriam

I thought you were going to get another calf, with the wheel barrow. You could use that drone, to put up a new flag.

Have you looked into just having salt delivered in bulk that way your cows will get the salt they need instead of buy salt blocks every time you run out of them

again, LOVE the vids, Rob….. You getting close to 200K !!!

Dam cool yan

Looking at your sisters operation, your dad pays well!

Hi there when are going to start back up with video’s sure do miss them🤠

Jan, do you guys use plain salt licks or trace mineral salt blocks?

really enjoying your videos big time.....purpose to make a video of a typical day in your routine right from waking up to going to the farm and getting back and resting in the evening!😂

Is that mint flavored salt? It's green. When we were kids everyone licked a salt block at least once. One neighbor kid would go into the feed store and try all the salt blocks. Vanilla (regular salt), chocolate (salt and mineral) block. Then there was a yellow block, probably mineral. Anyway he thought they were flavored like ice cream.

Weld a little railing around the front of the drinker tank

Looking forward to that cheese.

ok thats why you have salt blocks! that makes a lot of scents!!!! lolol

And yan and family keep it clean have you seen the amount of work they do

Does this mean we can expect some cheese made and sold via your farm in the beer future?

Oh, I want some cheese. Let us know if you do it commercially and if you’ll export to the US.

Miriam is back , finaly !!! 😁

Dennis and Miriam in one video you are spoiling us. 😁

Will u please get a set of bale forks? 😂

Cheese for sale...?

No vapor barrier? I made that mistake

Miss you Mirjam ❤️

Can’t wait to see the cheese making.

Im a homesteader in South Africa also learning to make kaas 😅

I'm curious is the goat farm on your family farm or somewhere else

I don’t understand why you guys don’t use hay prongs (spears) on the wheel loader moving bales, probably wouldn’t bust a single bale and can still move two or three at a time

You need a new flag!!

Gouda en geitenkaas natuurlijk!

I think you would be better off with a hay spike instead of the grapple. The grapple is ripping your net wrap.