How to Keep a Milking Parlour Clean!

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[jean-loupetiemble]

Hello I am French and I am everything you do is great and ingenious and it must be a daily job. I am 14 years old and I want to become a dairy breeder currently I work on a farm of 280 dairy cows to help the farmer and his employees. continue like that . It is a pleasure to watch your videos! see you later 😃 ( google translate because my english is so bad 😟 )

[stancrouch]

You're really getting the hang of making great, informative and good looking videos. Kudos to you.Thanks

[andrewveitch]

What an incredibly clean operation. Its great to see how much pride you take in your work and caring for your cows.

[robertesposito]

I’m a city boy but I must tell you I am truly impressed with your operation, I never realized the amount of work that it takes so I can have my milk and Oreo’s

[stephengunn]

HI, I am the Director of Warehousing for Agropur. Really enjoy your videos, keep up the great work and Thank You for your commitment!

[sebastiannilsson]

you should not stack insulation against electrical cabinets. in case of electricity failure in the cabinet and heat exchange, the risk of fire is very large / electrician :)

[antiquarian]

Always enjoy your video's my friend, you make some of the most mundane chores look interesting. Spring has sprung here in Ontario, no tractors in the fields yet, but disking and planting will start soon. - Dave

[timothyshepodd]

An amazing amount of thought went into designing your parlor. Would be hard to do w/o such an abundance of H2O. At least your sandy soil helps the septic drain, I imagine. Blessings!

[gregglasgow]

Your videos are very interesting and educational. I truly enjoy seeing the difference between the 26 head we handled completely by hand back in the 50's. Your operation raises so many questions such as your water supply. Watching just the flushes, your supply must be enormous and at the very low temperatures, such as 27 below, where does the water go so as not to creat a freezing problem somewhere?

[danwilliam]

Props go out to all farmer and truckers and food processing people that keep going when the world is in turmoil good job thankyou

[dinamonaghan]

Fascinating. You must have very good wells for all that water. Stay safe.

[thomasflynn]

I always enjoyed the milking parlour. The peace and tranquility was always special. Thanks!

[noobssucken]

Great video once again!
I'm from Belgium and we also run a dairy farm, we milk ~100 cows now.

I'm really impressed how clean, big and advanced your farm is!

Keep up the nice videos! I really enjoy them :)

[waynebulson]

I always enjoy your tours of the farm. Such great ingenuity in design!! I've seen bits of your parlour cleaning in past videos. But wow. . that gives new meaning to "flush the toilet"! :) I'm amused 'cause I thought I coined the term "outro". I have used it with my church music teams for years. And I used it while scripting my own video last week. Hmmm. . .I must have picked it up from a conference somewhere. Every new video is a treat. Thank you for including us a part of your hard work

[belfast]

I'm really glad that you showed the cleaning. I wondered how you kept the parlor so clean. Please be safe out there. I'm on Cape Cod and we're expecting things to get bad here this week.

[SquidandCatAdventures]

Wow, it was so sunny here in Vancouver in April. I know it's colder in other parts, but seeing the snow really drives it home. I'm a city kid and am finding dairy farming fascinating these days and I am also realizing how curious and cute cows are too. (Watching a lot of Tom Pemberton Farms videos too). Thanks for this video. It's very satisfying to see everything so clean. I'll look for more of your videos to see your cows too.

[mackinnonhawkins]

I’m a dairy farmer from Sebringville Ontario where Nuhn’s headquarters are! Love the videos

[wally]

Just watched every one of your videos today! Seriously excellent, all of it. You should be a cinematographer. You’re so freakin smart you could be whatever you wanted!! You are just an incredible kid. They don’t make very many young people like anymore. My absolute favorite parts of these videos are when you say Manure. Kills me every time!! Keep the videos coming😊😊

[carolynrose]

Washing up is strangely satisfying. Washing the days crap away and looking back at a job well done

[zteknon]

Looks alot nicer than the carousel I worked on. We got crapped on constantly on that one. And kicked, and crapped on. And did I mention crapped on? Our wash down system wasnt nearly as good either. In the winter time the collection drains would freeze up so youd have to jump down into chest deep crap water to break it up. They did use it all to irrigate and fertilize the fields nearby for the alfalfa and corn though.