Real Life Day of a Dairyman

Milking, scraping manure, moving silo unloader down, bedding, treating a cow, and feeding cows. Thanks for watching.

[amyproebstel]

GREAT job in taking care of the mama that was low on calcium!! You really do catch those fast!! Thanks again for both you and your Father showing us all about dairy farming! We love watching your videos on our large screen TV in the living room with the family!! Your programs are better than regular TV!! Take care and God bless!!

[theodorevegh]

I have a 4 year college degree in Zoology from Louisiana State University. I took "Dairy Science" as an elective. We took a field trip to see the bulls and the cows. We learned all about milk. I had no idea there is so much to know about milk. Thank you for all you do to provide milk for us. - TAV ♥️🇺🇸🌎👍🐄

[Its_Me]

Eric, Thank you so much for sharing a day in the life. I sincerely appreciate the time, effort and energy it took. Great to see your dad up and around and back to close to 100%. God Bless your families.

[PapaSanDoc]

Being a city boy I never realized how much work it was to run a dairy farm. You and your Dad work your asses off! Much respect to both of you...

[stoptea]

Good to see your working day, much as mine was when I finished in 2005 after 35 wonderful years working with dairy cows. Keep kind and they keep you well. Regards from UK.

[buck]

Eric, your videos are always so detailed and very enjoyable to watch for a non Farmer. I used to think of a Dairy Farmer as a one job, after watching all the farm duties. I have learned you and your dad, have endless tasks to do, every day.

[kathykrol]

I miss my Grandma's and Dad's harm in Poland, I came here when I was 9 yrs. old. Watching you today made almost cry, living in city in Canada made me realize how lucky were were and you are.

[jeffbrooks]

Glad to see that your dad is getting along with his shoulder good. Your dairy farm and the way that you and your dad manage it is awesome . I was offered to take over the family dairy farm 30 years ago. I turned it down and it is the biggest regret I have in my life. I appreciate you and what you do. Thanks Eric

[jeanfrancoisguillou]

From a French dairyfarmer : congratulations for the perfect work that you and your family do every days . I have some problemes to understand when you speak so fast, but I get addict 👍

[hikanthus]

"my wife finds liquid manure absolutely disgusting." queue 45 seconds of continuous liquid manure handling shots...

I saw that smirk on your face when you said that...

[carlyeckert]

People that were raised like way you were (working for what you want, hard workers) seem to make the most genuine and respectful men. Your dad did well.

[nealmeier]

Great video. Learned much about cow care. Nice update on new cow stalls. Glad to see your dad nicely into his recovery

[SuperHigear]

Another great video! Having dairy farmed in the past I can honestly say, "dairy farmers do more before 9:00 AM than most people do all day." And this video proves it

[jimsteele]

I was a dairyman 30 years ago. It is so interesting to see how far the dairy industry has come. Thank you so much for your videos.

[yannick-tripleocarina]

Thank you for interacting more with the cow in the video. They are happy cow !

[jasonwiker]

The mountains of Northern PA are beautiful, I know because I live there! Enjoy your trip, fellowship is always rejuvenating.

[tbirdracer]

I have learned so much from watching your videos. I can’t believe the amount of work y’all
Do on a daily basis. Your love and level of care, and dedication you display towards your animals is heartwarming. God bless you all.

[kensmithler]

Ah yes, the good ole days, I remember going up in the silo to move things down as the level got lower. So many memories, right down to emptying out the boots when you are done.

[neillewis]

What a fantastic example of excellent animal husbandry a true pleasure to see. Your farm yards, silage clamps and buildings are an absolute pleasure to see how well maintain they are.
Keep the updates coming, we love them here in Bristol - UK

[jamiethacker]

There are times I wish smell-o-vision was a thing...this isn't one of those times! Thanks for your great videos.