A Morning On The Dairy Farm!

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Box 600
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Asquith Sk
Canada

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[michaelcollins]

Bless your heart Jon every time I hear you say what time in the morning it is I'm just thankful GOD made dairy farmers and farmers

[puirYorick]

So much fun watching you and your "boss" give each other grief working together. A really good mix of content today, Jan. Thanks.

[marielcrable]

It was so cute when you woke that cow up, and she didnt want to open her eyes. They love those beds!!! I love animals so much. Thank you for making them happy and treating them good. GOD BLESS YOU!!!!

[manonvanleijen]

Number 25 just was having some nice dreams . Thank you for another great video

[sheilaschlueter]

Good to see you and your dad working together. I agree it’s way better to stand back and let the boss run into something. Good water use of your water, very impressive.

[farmfreshfinds-js]

Wow, at 6:42, the cows look so relaxed and happy. Great work with animal care!

[grassfeeding]

Jan, one consideration about water use is the fact that you have nearly a closed loop water cycle. Granted you will have some evaporative loss from your lagoon, but the reapplication of your manure to your fields means the water has the same chance of returning to the aquifer as rain water does. Because you use well water, and you have a large land area to recharge the aquifer between each user, your water use is likely not measurable in terms of impact on an aquifer. The biggest consideration that comes into play in your setup is the energy used in performing these operations.

[davidchristensen]

You use lots of water but your get so many uses from each gallon then is is put on the field to grow food. It is an incredible system anyone complaining just has not really looked into the usage. It is the cost of dairy and some beef. Thumbs up

[barbarastedillie]

Glad to see your dad starting to participate in your channel! Ore of your family please!

[nicke]

I just want to say y'all and Sonne Farms take such good care of your critters, it definetly shows. Enjoy the videos and challenges the weather gives you, hello from North Carolina US.

[mdstonestreet]

Ordered a t-shirt and sticker, arrived today and absolutely love it!
So great to see you share the nitty gritty details of a day in the life in agriculture. Makes me appreciate my own family more and more every day!

[weimaranerlover]

Really liked the mix of content today. You are all such hard workers even when you are giving each other grief.

[waynefiebiger]

I was watching your latest video, it's so interesting, there is a lot of manure but you have a lot of animals. The cows are very clean, a very well run outfit. I can see lots of problems for you when it was so cold, and doors freezing, keeps you very busy . Thanks for the entertainment

[emesshots]

It’s always nice seeing the occasional every day life on a dairy farm.

[PaulTighe-en]

Thats a great idea how the cows walk through that foot cleaner awesome i am shore that it helps keep there feet in good health. I love your videos you show basically from start to end on a day at the farm 🚜 i enjoy it all and every aspect of the dairy keep up the great work you are a great farmer with a awesome dairy farm 🚜

[sparklepurple]

I can really see the resemblance between you and your dad in this video. He is a handsome man... and so are you. Another great bit of cinematography. I always enjoy watching your videos. You even make scraping poop appear interesting!

[comiboudali]

Do you know that the greatest motivation for work is the love of livestock, and it appears on you. I wish you more success and rise to the best

[kristianconaghan]

Very knowledgable young farmer safe to say the farm is in sage hands for many years to come

[RuralsHarvest]

I love how engaging your videos are. It’s not just informative, but also fun to watch!

[dougpeebles]

4:42 - back in the 80s we had a Nuhn pump (smaller one though). Nuhn is located on Hwy 8 just outside of Sebringville between Stratford and Mitchell about 45 minutes from where I use to farm.