The kids are so big! 11th Generation Dairyman is ready, willing and eager to start work already. Picking up that shovel on his own and getting to it! They're absolutely adorable, Eric.
Loved seeing your kids out helping Daddy and Papa. I remember when my daughter was that age and had to wear her princess dresses everywhere too. So cute. She's 21 now and still has those princess dresses in the back of her closet, maybe for daughters she might have one day. Enjoy them while they're little. So much fun.
It was great to see your cute kiddos in this video. Thanks for that. May the tree thrive. Loved the video with lots of different jobs going on. Thanks.
I'm spoiled. I used to run a 13' Lilliston drill, and knew where I had to go to keep spacing right. I got a job with a 1590 and marker arms. They are GREAT, except behind shelled corn. Takes some imagination to follow the marks. Maintaining a parlor is a steady thing, but you know what you have to watch. Great video!
OMG - it was great to see your mom but your kids! Wow they have grown. Let’s see - daughter is Evelyn, son Jack and you have a third child if I recall. Can’t remember if they were a boy or girl. House looks beautiful! Nice to see your wife also. Appreciate all you and your family does for farming and ur videos are always a joy to watch. ❤🇺🇸
I really like seeing your wife and children in your video. Can’t believe how big Jack has gotten and it looks like he wants to be a farmer like Dad. Lovely family.
That tree should look real nice in the yard, already does even being small. A lot of things to keep on top of in the milking parlor, you guys are getting it done. The alfalfa/sorghum looks nice, good stand for sure. Thanks Eric, I hope you all have a great evening.
Always enjoyable seeing family members….adds a connection we all can identify with! I retired a few years ago after working as a RN since 1975. I believe you mentioned your love was a RN ….. god bless…awesome video!
Great content as always - it's always enjoyable, wholesome, family friendly and educational. Nice to see Mr and Mrs 9th Gen and the 11th Gen in one vid.
❤ I love seeing the family! I was rooting for your mom to win the lawn mowing race!! Go Mom! Kids are so cute! I was wondering if you had a son to be the 11th generation dairy farmer! I suppose your daughter could also be a farmer too! Cute family! I love your videos!! I watch them all of the time. My guilty pleasure… ❤️🐄🚜
Time moves fast, it seems like just the other day when the littles were born. Eric will blink and find he's the grandpa, with the 12th gen Dairyman toddling about the farm. 😊
Lol, don’t think that’s a fair race? Dad knows better than to beat ma? Another great video on your farm sir. Good to see your mother involved in this one also. Thank you
heres a suggestion with the tree. to help hold moisture neat the roots put mulch around it (also helps with weeds). just dont put alot up against the trunk as the bark will get moist and decay leaving it more vulentile
Another great video! Don’t beat yourself up over the sprayer skips…we all do it! And great sweatshirt at the beginning of the video. I’m a Michigan State Alumnus (Ag Economics).
Great to see 3 generations of the family working together, house & property really looking good your hard work is paying off keep it up. Look forward to more video's and projects to come.
WOW Eric,your mom makes an appearance,,,gotta be a first,,I guess the glitz and glamor of being a You Tube stars Mom,can't be hidden any longer❤😂,,,welcome mom
Great video Eric, and family. This was the first lawnmower race I've ever seen lol. So many wonderful comments too, your channel is as beautiful as your subscribers.
Excellent video Eric! Great to see your Sweet Mom in a video. You have a beautiful family. Liked Dad's Pikrite shirt, too. Nice race, looking forward to the comparison video with your Dad's input. Enjoyed the triticale seeding. Looking forward to bean and alfalfa/sorghum harvest. Thanks for the video!
@10thGenerationDairyman get some gypsum and spread it in that yard. Soil seemed pretty hard, which is probably why grass is struggling. The gypsum will breakdown the clay and help that tree out too.
definitely get a DJI drone, its the gold standard for drones for a reason. Probably Mini 3 or Mini 3 Pro for you. Mini 3 is 500-700 bucks depending on wether you wanna get a second battery and stuff and you can easily get insane footage even without knowing much about photography
