BEST DAY EVER ! COWS SEE GRASS FOR THE FIRST TIME THIS YEAR!!

In today's video the cows are going out!! The best day of the YEAR!! and this year is even more special because that means we will be taking down the old shed and putting the new one up.
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[@mae0742]

It's like when the final bell at school rings before summer vacation.

[@munenex]

Right on point!

[@Anudorini-Talah]

This is what the music sounds like

[@carlosparra8976]

it is exactly like that

[@kittyfan]

GREAT reply!! that's exactly it!! All the best to you and yours!

[@Praise___YaH]

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[@LiMaking]

Here in sweden it's kind of a tradition now that people actually travel to farms just to see the cows run out in pure happiness! Big crowds of people watching :) it's so lovely to see!

[@brendag6148]

Yeah, here in the Netherlands it's the same! :) we call it 'de koeiendans' which means 'the cowdance'

[@LiMaking]

@@brendag6148 aw that's a cute name! we call it kosläpp, which just means cow release haha!

[@julieb3996]

those are funny names!

[@trinenielsen2692]

Its the same in Denmark

[@bitchplease123]

The freeing of cows from their cement prisons when weather allows for it is no cause for celebration. People need to realize that these exploited individual creatures are repeatedly artificially inseminated only to have their babies taken from them on day one so these calves don’t ‘steal’ their mother’s milk which we want for ourselves. Governments give HUGE subsidies from tax dollars to dairy farmers who are overproducing and subsequently dumping tremendous quantities of this same product. What a waste of money!Moreover, the bullocks are killed and tossed in a dumpster when they’re only days (or hours) old or they’re sent to veal farms where they’re kept anemic so their flesh will be pale white. Females are likewise thrown in a wheelbarrow and fed milk replacer laced with myriad antibiotics so they won’t get sick while standing in their own filth. It saddens me that folks are so willfully ignorant about the treatment of cows in the dairy industry, never having watched footage of these same cows being slaughtered in just 4-5 years by a knife in the throat while hung upside down with chains to speed up them bleeding out. So while you enjoy the herd’s moments of joy, be aware that their lives by and large are ones of suffering. Ditch Dairy! There are so many other options like almond, oat and soy milks which make delicious ice cream, yogurt even cheeses now. I can’t imagine consuming the secretions of a bovine teat now that I know the antibiotics, cholesterol and pus it contains. Watch ‘Cowspiracy’ and enlighten yourselves. You’d be amazed at what the dairy farmers DON’T want you to see.

[@dontmesswitexas3421]

This has got to be one of the best animal videos I've ever seen. Look how genuinely happy those cows are!!

[@CloudWriter_oidv]

They're to be slaughtered!

[@dr.pippin3525]

@@CloudWriter_oidv little do they know, 😂😂😂😂

[@bitchplease123]

@@dr.pippin3525 Ignorance is Bliss. No wonder you seem so happy! lol.

[@zyzxyz]

They are happy because of their innocence, they don't know that they are grazed only for milk and meat , they don't know that one day same persons are going to take the advantage of their innocence

[@bitchplease123]

@@zyzxyzInnocence that omnivores steal from them, just as a pedophile steals the innocence of a child. Meat is Murder and the Animal Agricultural Industry is rapidly despoiling our one and only home. Canada has dropped dairy products as a food group, because it’s NOT food. The Sustenance it provides is for calves, not humans. Dairy is dying because it’s not profitable or sustainable. In the USA alone taxpayers subsidize dairy farmers to the tune of $22 BILLION annually. And a lot of their product is dumped because we have such a surplus of it. What a WASTE!!! Think of how much we could do to improve schools, infrastructure and the plight of the truly destitute with these funds. Without these governmental handouts (in essence welfare payments) dairy would go belly up even more rapidly than it already is. What you’re seeing here is a glimpse of happiness when these cows are let out of their cement cell blocks where they’ve been cooped up all winter. The bigger picture is a life of misery for these sensitive and sentient creatures, but you’d know that if you’d ever spent any time with cows. Watch Cowspiracy, Dominion or Earthlings to get a clearer outlook. Or better yet, visit your local slaughterhouse. Watch the blood pouring out of their necks as they’re hung up with a chain by one foot. Smell the blood and feces and vomit emanating from the victims. Remember when you consume flesh, you aren’t eating something, you’re eating someone. I hope for you that sometime in the future you’ll be able to overcome your cognitive dissonance and stop lying to yourself. I’m sure you’re not a bad person. 🌱Namaste 🌱

[@maribeljerez-bennett9353]

A farmer who cares about the happiness of his animals? That is a champion farmer. Love and health to you and your grazing cows.

[@domwr1955]

then sends em to be slaughtered

[@skwid7770]

@@domwr1955 beefs gotta come from somewhere, at least they are happy when alive

[@grogsmashrock7240]

@@skwid7770 we have an extreme amount of food waste in western countries, its not as necessary now especially with healthier more sustainable alternatives

[@shannon3994]

They spend the minimum amount on care for the animals they can get away with to stay as profitable as possible. Don't mistake a farmer for a carer of animals.

[@piretiris8223]

@@Rahul.Singh.Khanoria stfu

[@beautyindarkness]

I just love when their feet hit grass and they start leaping for joy!

[@acronymtine9674]

I've never truly processed how damn cute cows can be, look at em all they're so happy

[@keimiller7911]

My sister calls them grass puppies and I think that's pretty fitting

[@chiarabay9364]

Wouldn’t you be happy if you’d been let out of your prison finally after lying on sand for months and eating fermented silage which makes you act very drunk? This is no difference from the happiness a human would feel in the same circumstances except that these animals have no control over their lives. When did you idiots become so disconnected from animal feelings?

[@veganm8918]

​@@chiarabay9364 That and the day they are no longer generating a profit they will be sent off to be killed 10 years before their natural life span. What I can't believe is adults still nursing from the tit of a cow.

[@chiarabay9364]

@@veganm8918 Could not agree more! When did these idiots think it acceptable to drink another species breast milk. And they say they love animals. Vegan for life.

[@beverlyciciliano5455]

then please go vegan:)

[@annieyahu676]

Animals are so much smarter than must people understand. They have feeling and emotions too and were so happy to be out in the field. Looked like a couple of them wanted to thank you ❤

[@bitchplease123]

They'll really be thanking him when they're hauled away to the slaughterhouse in 2 or 3 years. Yes they are smarter, more sensitive, more social, more forgiving, more grateful than humans ever give them credit for. That's why we should show them more empathy and not put them in concrete holding blocks for 6 months of the year. They're jumping for joy just as an inmate would when freed from incarceration. Make no mistake, these are dairy slaves that must give birth to produce milk, have their calves taken from them and killed so we can steal the milk and then put down after they stop producing the 6-8 gallons that we demand from them daily. With their bodies so depleted from repeat pregnancies and continuous lactation, farmers send them to the abattoir as soon as their milk production begins to decline when they're 4-6 years old. The natural life of a cow is 20 years. When you know the story behind their exuberance, it's not such a joyous occasion. Don't believe me? Well, where are their calves? Dead and in a dumpster or on someone's plate a veal.

[@bitchplease123]

@Tigist I can see why your profile has no content....As a Vegan I've NEVER, EVER heard this point! What a unique take on the subject! WoW!!! ~~Just kidding!~~ We've all heard this pathetic argument 1,000,000 times. That and we're meant to eat meat because we have 'canine teeth' just like the herbivorous gorilla, hippo, camel and gelada....:-)) OK. So let's go on to put this ridiculousness to rest. Firstly, plants don't have a central nervous system, which is where pain receptors are located. Put simply, for your understanding, plants don't feel pain. Secondly, by eating plants directly instead of eating animals that convert plants into the flesh and secretions that omnivores and carnivores consume, Vegans actually kill less plants. Over 1/2 of crops that are grown are fed to livestock. The Smithsonian Magazine published an article attesting that to feed just one omnivorous human requires more than three acres of land while all it takes to produce food for a vegan is one-sixth of an acre. More than 302 million hectares of land are devoted to producing feed for the U.S. livestock population -- about 272 million hectares in pasture and about 30 million hectares for cultivated feed grains. The 7 billion livestock animals in the United States consume five times as much grain as is consumed directly by the entire American population. (Grain comes from plants, in case you didn't know.) Moreover it takes over 1800 gallons of water to produce 1 pound of beef. What a waste! The largest river in the world, the Amazon and its surrounding rain forests play an important part in regulating the world's oxygen and carbon cycles. These forests produce roughly six percent of the world's oxygen and have long been thought to act as a carbon sink, meaning they readily absorb large amounts of carbon dioxide from the atmosphere. The developed world’s appetite for beef is driving the Amazon ecosystem to destruction, with cleared lands often used to grow livestock feed crops for export. 200,000 ACRES A DAY are wiped out! Are you starting to get a clearer picture of reality? We may have been given dominion over the animals, however look what we've done with this dominion? The proverbial Garden of Eden of the Bible is described as a paradise. And guess what? Adam and Eve were Vegan. If you read your Bible you would know that animals are meant to be our companions, not our slaves or our food. The truth is only hateful to those who hate the truth.

[@Pixiellie]

@Tigist Sorry but if you don't understand the difference between mowing a lawn and slitting a pig or a dogs throat I don't even know what to tell you. Animals are senitent beings like us. Also, far more plants are actually destroyed because of the meat industry so if you care about life in general you'd look towards a plant based diet.

[@seancallihan4555]

Yeah, they're also tastier than most vegans understand. :D

[@Pixiellie]

@@seancallihan4555 Most vegans used to eat meat, we know what it tastes like and guess what? It doesn't justify literally bullying sentient beings to death. There are mock meats now which replicate the taste/texture of meat without the harm and cholesterol. You wouldn't enjoy eating animals if you bit straight into them like a real meat eater like a lion does, you have to change it, cook it, and smother it with sauce to enjoy it and you should probably think about why that is.

[@angelawahr2322]

Cow's give us everything to see them where people love them and sincerely care about their welfare is so beautiful! I just love this video! It actually made me cry too see them so happy just to see grass and be in the sunshine! Thanks for sharing! God bless!

[@greendragon8452]

I've never seen cows run or leap or frolic before! What a wonderful thing to see. Your cows clearly mean a lot to you, and that's lovely to see. Cheers from the United States, and thanks for brightening my day!

[@jonascreed7825]

The cows don't leap and jump with excitement when they are carroled and forced in the slaughter House. They try and escape from the smell of blood, feaces, vomit and death.

[@Frugal_granny]

It reminded me of my neighbor’s cows who romped and played with my large round bales of straw & pushed them an 1/8 of a mile from my barn! Yep they loved it… me not so much

[@chrishayes5755]

​@@jonascreed7825 what would happen to those cows if released into the wild and left to their own devices? how would a cow react to being eaten alive by wolves or a grizzly bear? how would the cow feel about slowly dying from painful, crippling diseases? how would a cow react to having a tumor growing that wouldn't ever get surgically removed? humans often get to experience death from natural causes thanks to civilizations we've created, animals don't.

[@jonascreed7825]

@@chrishayes5755 all farmed animals are bred into existence either artificially or controlled by a few males. As the demand for eating meat goes down less animals will be bred. They are domestically bred and not part of the wild so no wild bear would attacking them for food. It's all about supply and demand.

[@tomstickney5500]

i wish people could be happy about the little things like cows on fresh grass...bless you and family in trying times.thanks tom

[@eleanoraquitaine2966]

I agree. I think it's critically important to introduce Mother Nature to children as much as possible so they learn where our life comes from, our food and water, and to appreciate our fellow companions on the Earth. Then, I think we could be happy about the little things like happy cows on fresh grass. And the knowledge that animals feel joy.

[@lamar9331]

I think most people are happy about little things. It's the simple things that are the best. Like walking on cool grass in your bare feet. A blanket for warmth while sipping tea/coffee outside enjoying nature. Chocolate. A good laugh. Splashing in an ocean or lake. Painting a picture or doing crafts.

[@sumari972]

byp cows are no little things ;-))

[@zolisz.3537]

Tom Hanks?

[@bitchplease123]

@@eleanoraquitaine2966 Are you for Real? These animals are joyful because they’ve just been freed from the cement prison full of their own excrement that they’ve been living in during the winter months. Introducing children to ‘Mother Nature’? Where is there anything ‘natural’ in this video? Our life? Why don’t we consider the lives of these individual creatures who are all tagged, numbered and issued an expiration date as soon as their milk production falls off? Our water? It comes from treatment plants and bottles. Fellow companions? These are our Slaves. Children should be told the WHOLE truth and nothing but the truth, not this Disney-esque and short lived frolic. For instance, where are the calves? They’ve all been taken on day one so they don’t ‘steal’ their mother’s milk from us and slaughtered for veal if they’re bullocks or sent to be fattened up on milk replacers full of antibiotics so ‘Mother Nature’ can’t infect them with her pathogens. And while we’re on the subject, I’m sure it must have occurred to you that cows can feel sorrow when their newborns are absconded with, miss their companions that precede them to the abattoir and experience horror, pain and betrayal once they arrive at the blood soaked, windowless slaughterhouse. THAT’S the footage our kids need to see, not this comical hoodwinking. Sheesh. Watch Cowspiracy or Earthlings or Food Inc. and get a clue🌱🐄

[@janicemaceachern1004]

I had a very sad day and this video has really made me feel better! We are in the beginning stages of growing free-range turkeys and chickens so it makes me happy to see someone who treats their cows so well!

[@sashaa4412]

Wow... I live in a city, have seen farm cows before, but they always look bored or unhappy, or just calm. This is the first time in my life I see *bouncing cows* like literally skipping and go boing boing boing....you've opened my eyes !!!!

[@drewbauman3369]

@Gonzo Carp_1901 lol

[@heleninglis9961]

They're just like giant puppies galavanting about like that! Loved how many of them went straight to the brush. They must truly love it.

[@michellemathews2891]

They were actually jumping for joy to be outside on the grass!!! How wonderful!! Thanks for sharing!!

[@mariapedroaguirre533]

I have no idea how I ended up here but this video game me chills. How amazing to see someone love their animals the way he does.

[@bobuncle8704]

Almost brought a tear to my eye seeing the pure joy in the cattle at going out to the files for the first time. Literally jumping for joy. Amazing.

[@spiercephotography]

I love the "cow brush cam!" too cute. I love watching them and leap around. Few of them got some good height too!

[@DaleB809]

I'm 62 and not even a farmer but love how you and your dad get along. From Winnipeg Manitoba Canada 🇨🇦

[@marcamp5450]

Also from Winnipeg Manitoba!! Agree. Loving the happy cows. And Tom. And the channel!❤️

[@pamelaroy8007]

aaaawwwww, this absolutly brought tears to my eyes. just look at these precious souls, theyre so SOOO happy to be out in that large green pasture theyre beside themselves. jumping running and bucking for joy. God Bless their big cow hearts

[@bitchplease123]

And God Bless Them When They're Sent for Slaughter In A Few Years. That's what ought be be bringing tears to your eyes. Cows DO have big hearts and are able to experience a full range of emotions. When arriving at the abattoir, they sense the impending danger because they can smell the blood everywhere, hear the bellowing of those who have gone in before them and see the fear in the eyes of their fellow herd members. You can't say you love animals and also consume their flesh.

[@mynoxx01]

@@bitchplease123 Laura, thank you for all your comments here, somebody at least trying to educate all those ignorant people.

[@lisacrowley9585]

Someone who cares about their animals , what a blessing , I love cows ,,, sweet babies they are like big puppies, omg so freaking adorable 😍 look at them run , what a true blessing ,,,,what a beautiful place to live , they look so happy ,

[@andytheflyer]

The cows have been out here in Cheshire now for a week or so, it's a real harbinger of the summer. Really good to see them out in the fields.

[@richarddalton1536]

Our cows have been out for weeks now as we started calving at the start of march so we had to put cows and calfs out but the grass isn't growing it's already too dry

[@Listens2Spirits]

Omg watching them cows jumping for joy brought tears to my eyes. Thank you Tom for taking on all them cows

[@Felatelist]

So why don't they do it more often?

[@JulieWallis1963]

I used to live in a village where our back garden backed onto the cows outside field. It was always a lovely to Dayton see them back outside. I’m not vegetarian, but I’m married to one so I’m very mindful of eating only ‘happy’ animals. Uk farmers make me proud, such great animal husbandry. Keep up the good work.

[@HiLoveLeighs]

God bless these beautiful cows and all farm animals. They should all be treated with such care and concern. God bless you for loving them so much.

[@darraghcarter3731]

Even made me excited and delighted to see they jumping about

[@somebloke2238]

They're ... G R O O V I N

[@C.Woodford]

@@somebloke2238I think they are enjoying the *moooove* xD

[@lunar1135]

@CarlyKpdx found the vegan lol

[@chrishayes5755]

@CarlyKpdx personally I'd prefer to hunt animals in the wild over eating store bought meat. it's just not feasible.

[@tylordid2695]

Look at how happy they are. Animals have a right to live.

[@met8924]

They sure do!

[@blackmantis3130]

They do live 🤷

[@RedLeaderrr]

@@blackmantis3130 Ignore the person he only understands certain things.

[@selenacordeiro1458]

@@RedLeaderrr now, now. there’s no need to start calling people names.

[@RedLeaderrr]

@@selenacordeiro1458 fixed it

[@cookeeee1962]

Each and every one of those cows has it's own distinct personality. Lovely animal.

[@alinevem6160]

I thanks this gentle farmer to show to people who don t know anything about their work, taking care of their animals without counting their time, respecting the rythme of the nature and produces food for us...

[@TexasLadyS]

They’re in Heaven! I loved how they queued up for the scratcher as soon as they got out there! Nothing better than seeing animals living their best life.

[@johans7775]

Watch natureismetal on instagram. Nature is messy

[@ze89412]

@CarlyKpdx “held against their will” how the fuck do you come to the conclusion that domesticated animals are being held against their will?

[@jonascreed7825]

Yes nothing better than living a full natural life lasting until old age without being exploited, tortured or killed.

[@bitchplease123]

@@ze89412 Why are fences needed to keep them in then? Every aspect of their lives is decided for them. How many times they'll be inseminated, how many newborns will be taken from them, how many milkings they'll get at day, when and what they eat, what they drink, and most importantly their expiration date. The day they're hauled off to the blood soaked and windowless horror of the slaughterhouse. Do you think they enter that squeeze shoot to be bolted in the head of their own 'free' will?

[@bitchplease123]

@@johans7775 Just because natural selection is part of the wild kingdom doesn't mean that we have to play God ourselves. As humans we have the moral agency not to copy this behavior. If a divorce marries a woman with children from a prior relationship, does that mean he ought to kill all the offspring that aren't his? That's what happens in nature to a lionesses cubs. Should women eat the heads off their sexual partners while copulating? That's what praying mantis females do. We can't judge our treatment of others including livestock animals by what happens in nature.

[@davidweston6653]

Am currently parked facing a huge grassy pasture watching this. Have an urge to get out and start running through it

[@itsjudystube]

@CarlyKpdx You should try living outside in winter. No grass growing to eat. Freezing cold. Rain. If he left them out THAT would be cruelty. 😄

[@grannylynn3113]

David, if you do, please make a video and post!

[@grannylynn3113]

@CarlyKpdx You really are a Debbie Downer. If you don't like beef then don't torture yourself by watching videos about cattle farming. And...the cows aren't "imprisoned" all their lives...they are brought inside in winter so they don't freeze to death.

[@unknown4ever18]

3:30 is when he releases the cows, saving some time for y’all!🤗

[@raphaelking1378]

Ty

[@LauraCourtneyette]

Thank you!

[@100thmonkey]

And hit the mute button too!

[@suma9684]

Thank you!!

[@vegaswoman7020]

Omg, i cried. They actually are excited, and jumping and running and enjoying the grass... How Beautiful. GOD is Good.

[@e.morgan1741]

Drinking my morning coffee and watching your girls gallavant is putting a smile on my face. Moolicious.

[@tylermiller3314]

I grew up on a farm so his videos bring me back to my childhood 😄😊☺

[@joh-b1277]

What a joy it is to watch the cows heading to pasture, excitement plus.💕.

[@colddiesel]

Its even more fun when the calves which were born in the autumn/winter are let out for the first time when they are 4- 6 months old. They love it, and tear around like the teenagers they are.

[@reikicowgirl9817]

Thank you for sharing your joy in caring for these wonderful animals. Unfortunately, many of your commenters have no idea where food comes from and have very little respect for the vital importance of your work. The majority of us appreciate you!

[@orangepurple8546]

Grass under your feet and sunshine on your back... Who doesn't love that? The cows are so cute bouncing around like rabbits🥰

[@bitchplease123]

I don't love it because I know that these animals have been kept in a cement building standing in their own urine and feces for the last 6 months or so. There are no calves with them because they've all been absconded with at birth, killed and thrown in a dumpster or sent off to a veal farm. Or if they are female (not bullocks who give no milk) then they've been kept separately until they're ready to replace their tired, sickly and spent mothers who are hauled off to the slaughterhouse to have their throats slit and hung upside down to bleed out at 5 years of age. Dairy Farmer love to show these Disney-esque moments of happy-peppy-perky cows to cover all the atrocities that they perpetrate throughout their sad dairy cows' lives. Watch Cowspiracy, Food Inc., 73 Cows, or Earthlings and you will get an idea of the real deal.

[@tanjawalter4639]

This made me sooooo happy. I wish we all would realize how sweet all animals are and if we have to eat them at least treat them with respect.

[@leondhay]

Yes we need to treat and respect what we eat.

[@nickidgal]

Eating them is in no way treating them with respect. Murder is murder. Period.

[@jasondeaver2117]

Why the rest of the world is savage to one another we are no different

[@chops6416]

I say don't eat them.

[@jasondeaver2117]

@@chops6416 thanks for answering a question nobody asked

[@pambrackemyer4356]

Love this! All living things need sunshine to thrive.🌞🐄🐑🐏

[@mkjones155]

As a dairy farmer, this is my favorite day of the year too. You've got beautiful cows!

[@suebooa4783]

My first episode of your vlog was 2 yrs ago when you let the cows out and my heart has been captured every since! This year was no disappointment. And the attraction to the yellow brush was hilarious.

[@everythingagri8232]

Oh the best thing in the world for them, just seeing them bound into the feilds like that oh I love it

[@farmerpat1159]

Ah yes

[@Mike-zz4eg]

Yeah

[@MsMoore-rc9du]

They were like kids going to recess during the spring or summer. It's so cool to see how they did not know how to act they were so happy to be out there! Awesome!

[@enya9233]

I can tell these cows are so blessed to have such a farmer. They look happy and loved. Hat off to the farmer

[@technutz]

Those cows are so happy!! I just love that feeling of joy.

[@debraluxford2793]

Tom's excitement rubbed off onto the cows. Love watching this channel. My 93 year old mum also lives watching Tom and his dad.

[@vampireforever6937]

The ultimate bliss of freedom is filled in each and every cows soul... how happy we on seeing it ..

[@mrjomaled755]

I am tearing up watching the cows being so happy and free. More power to farmers like you......God will take good care of you.....

[@bitchplease123]

Happy? Yes. Free? No. They're jumping for joy to get out of the barn they've been cooped up in all winter, standing in their own urine and feces. There are fences all around to keep them captive. Farmer Tom is no different than any other Dairy Farmer out there, showing a video of a few moments of exuberance in an otherwise dismal life that ends in slaughter at 5 years of age. He wouldn't show how he takes the newborns away from these loving and attentive moms every time they give birth. The calves barely hit the ground and they're yanked away in a wheelbarrow so they don't 'steal' their own mother's milk from us humans. God will indeed take care of this man, but not in the way I think you're envisioning. Save your tears for the sights, sounds and smells of the slaughterhouse where these cows will be sent at about 5-6 years of age. Disingenuous lying by omission.

[@johnpinky2329]

Another amazing video tom 👍🏻 best site to see the cows jumping in joy

[@johnsebar7807]

With all the depressing issues around covid this video makes me smile and laugh, happy cows running and jumping, heading right away to the cow brush. I have saved the cow turn out from a few years ago and for sure the installation of the field cow brush. How can you not feel better while watching these. Thanks for making my day.

[@TraceyMush]

lt feels even better when everyday you know that *you are not killing anybody* for your meals. Believe me, it's amazing to know that you do not contribute to suffering and despair. Be vegan :~))

[@johnsebar7807]

@@TraceyMush yes you are correct vegans are one odd lot of folks always telling others how to live their lives. Had a great steak for dinner. will have pork chops tomorrow night. Just wish I was close to the Farm Shop, bit hard, on the wrong side of the puddle.

[@cindycreateforlife]

That drone footage was absolutely fabulous, I am so happy at 2:30 a.m., watching these adorable cows leaping in pure joy! 😍🐄❤️

[@lillianp8900]

This made me cry. Every living thing wants to be free

[@brucerae5522]

Highlight of my KZbin week you Tom an Ginger seeing your plans for both stock pasture and infrastructure management. You pair breath new life into ag and redefining public opinion the public perspective. Great work

[@slowly_radish8374]

How could anyone think full-time barns, feed-lots, waterbeds, etc. etc. would ever be an acceptable replacement for a good spring scamper, sun, & fresh grass?? Lovin it, Tom 👍👍

[@alyssabullock6421]

Thank you for taking such good care of these cows!! I know they're raised to be eaten, but that doesnt mean they shouldnt be respected! It always makes me happier to know people like you treat them properly the way they deserve to be 💙

[@fl350r]

@Emperor Vowrawn Just because an animal is raised for food doesn't mean they need to be treated poorly, nor does it mean that treating them well is "deception". Most livestock animals cant even understand the concept of deception. Besides, these are milk cows. Not used for meat.

[@paulmcdowall9693]

@@fl350r What do you think happens to them when they cant produce milk (approx 3-4 years)? I don't particaly care if you eat meat or follow a Plant based diet but please educate yourself so at least you know...

[@vimalag5194]

@@fl350r Did you see any calf there? All the mothers are producing milk but have no calf? Don't you see how cruel it is to separate the calf from the mother and take the milk meant for the calf? Traditionally there were cows for every household so people never had to deprive the calf of milk, they only needed a little per day. Dairy is cruel. Period. And the male calfves are mostly used to extract bovine serum for biological labs and research. So they are born, endure inexplicable pain and die. You will care if you were to be born as a cow next birth. But I'm assuming you're not conscious enough to know about death, rebirth, Karma etc.

[@fl350r]

@@paulmcdowall9693 Probably the glue factory or dog food. Very arrogant of you to declare my ignorance without cause.

[@fl350r]

@@vimalag5194 I think you have mistaken me for someone who gives a shit.

[@debrafuller5693]

Love seeing the MOMENT THEIR HOOVES TOUCH GRASS! They JUMP, RUN AND DANCE IN JOY! HOORAY TOO THE SUNSHINE DAY! BLESSINGS ARE GLORIOUS!🤣😎

[@truthseeker6384]

I love cows...they are very special creatures. It made me smile big to see them so happy!

[@johankorsvold8906]

This reminds me of a line from Firefly where River Tam states "They weren't cows inside. They were waiting to be, but they forgot. Now they see sky, and they remember what they are". There's so much truth in that :)

[@nemanja1998]

Perfect music when cows go outside!

[@Italouh]

Toy aca por UPDT Alguien mas?

[@andresnunez5144]

Yo

[@leonardodavidmezarodriguez1908]

yooo

[@algus_]

Yo pa

[@bramhague2010]

You make cows going out more exciting with your enthusiasm, you are doing great!

[@twistedmindbrokenheart3059]

I love how passionate you are about the care for the cows. I hate when people say theyre just stupid cows because theyre not they’re wonderful animals that are very appreciative when they get treated well. I miss working on a farm and mucking stalls because they do a happy dance when theyd go back to fresh soft sawdust bedding that is so precious to see even large cows to be so happy with clean bedding and clean full water dish

[@CrabTastingMan]

I am pissed most so-called "animal lovers" only care about conventional pets and have no love for cows, pigs, and chickens. Pretentious Hypocrites. At least be consistent! Either be okay with eating any kind of animal, or don't, no cherrypicking animals based on human definitions of value or cuteness.

[@domwr1955]

you're talking about how cows how these complex emotions and how passionate his care is for cows but he sends them to their death, rips babies from their mothers for profit, he doesn't give a fuck

[@reikicowgirl9817]

So grateful that I grew up on a farm caring for animals. There is no better feeling in the world than working hours to make the barn all clean and beautiful and have them come inside and feel that gratitude for being well kept and cared for. Or working for weeks installing a fence and watching their joy the first time you turn them out in that field.

[@joharrison7851]

How lovely to see the girls running and kicking there back legs up. Your enthusiasm for them if wonderful to see, you are so caring for them. Hope the barns come down on schedule.

[@susie2157]

Can't tell you how happy your video makes me! I worked on a farm for years and this is the way Kyle should be treated and how they should live!

[@noahairsofting3768]

Man, nothing better than seeing the cows jumping around with excitement when they come out of the sheds, great video Tom👍

[@MrJaguar747]

i agree

[@lindseychalkley9285]

This was was brilliant! How great is it for the cows mental and physical health to be outside running around grazing in the fresh air. You really know what they need and treat your animals so great Tom. Loved the vid 👍🏻👍🏻

[@lindseychalkley9285]

@CarlyKpdx I do not agree with the cows being sent for slaughter, I was commenting on the cows that are used for the milk and are clearly happy and know Tom. Do not comment negatively towards one of my posts thank you very much. I do not eat meat so do not eat meat, not that it is any of your business ok? If you do not agree with any of these channels, then do not come in here and comment no one wants to hear you, people have their own views.

[@chanellethomas6886]

@@lindseychalkley9285 Cows used for milk are exploited and killed after they become to weak to be able to carry calves and therefore produce milk. First cows are forcibly impregnated with semen that has been taken from bulls (via sending shocks into their anus so that they ejaculate.) No animal can consent to any of this... Then when the cow gives birth her baby will be taken away, cows call out for their young for days. If the calf is a bull he'll either be made into veal or auctioned off. Many calves are shot on site and their bodies are thrown away like objects. The female calves will be raised and have the same life as their mother. Cows only live about 4 years before they're slaughtered in the dairy industry. A fraction of their lifespan. If you're morally against animals being abused and killed and now you're aware of it, you can decide whether to make a change or you can choose to ignore it. That's on you

[@TheCharleydog]

Loved seeing the cows come out. I grew up on a hobby farm and I can remember not-so memorable events with the cows. Once when my father and mother were away and it was RAINING, the cows got out of the pasture. My poor granddad had to help my sister and I to round them up. The next day my father installed an electric fence. My dad was an environmental inspector and away from home all week so my granddad wanted no more issues with escaping cows.

[@jeffreyskinner7167]

As a little boy on the farm is where I am now with my cows , thank you for the flash back . Beautiful video . Holy Cow 🐮

[@mareemacpherson9454]

Love seeing the excitement of the cows being free in the fields and your caring for the cows happiness!

[@vettechmom6056]

This is where cows should be all the time, romping and loving life on a beautiful green pasture. Such beautiful creatures. Cows are very intelligent and are sensitive and love affection.

[@tinacolbourneart1091]

Yes, I believe if we are to slaughter animals for food at least let them live what little life they have and enjoy it.

[@CrabTastingMan]

@@tinacolbourneart1091 But that's going to make the food more expensive and the humans with the least amount of wealth will suffer less options.

[@basarblessings2454]

Cry Freedom! Yes, it's very moving to see the cows running free. They know what's the best life! Great to see them loved and cared for so much, Tom!

[@chellec.6372]

WOW!! I have never seen a cow run, let alone JUMP! They look so happy!! Beautiful. Thank you for the video.

[@lolliemolnar3308]

Where I am in Canada, we are in lockdown. I imagine that’s going to be our reaction as well once we have conquered COVID! Stay safe everyone!

[@jsccrna1744]

I have heard the opinion that Ivermectin can be used in the treatment and prevention of covid in people. Farmers have the drug already. Check it out!

[@emmaq3250]

They're never gonna let y'all out lol

[@urbutholstinks2304]

@@emmaq3250 "yall" you act like you are on mercury or sum

[@munenex]

If lockdowns worked, we would have conquered the disease in the initial

[@lolliemolnar3308]

@@munenex If everyone abided by the lockdown, we would have gotten through this so much faster. Too many spring breakers, party goers, selfish people have made this so much worse than it needed to be.

[@maxradford5089]

How can people really give this a thumbs down. I would hate to be that miserable to not find joy in seeing the cows so happy.

[@liveonce2102]

Some people prob got bored of waiting to cows be feed. I just skipped the talking and watched them come running. The people that put thumbs down are probably impatient or meat eaters. Meat eaters rather eat them than see them happy and free. I get lots of these rescue videos come up on youtube and never get bored of seeing rescued animals stepping on grass with lots of space for the first time. I could never eat these beautiful animals again deliberately (i have accidently eaten a beef pasty since being veggie 🙊) Hope he shares more videos of rescues. Some of my favourite things to see 😊

[@bitchplease123]

@@liveonce2102 Dairy cows are slaughtered for their meat as soon as their milk production slows at about 5 years of age. They are artificially inseminated every year so they’ll have another calf and continue giving milk. Mammals have to give birth to produce milk meant for their babies. The calves are taken away from their bellowing moms so they don’t ‘steal’ their mom’s milk from us. Bullocks are killed right away or sent to be killed for veal because they’re male and won’t ever produce milk. Heifers are fed milk substitute filled with antibiotics and then when they’re a year or so old they’re artificially inseminated too, so they can replace the other milk cows being sent off to slaughter. Watch Cowspiracy and Wake Up.

[@dnr2089]

@@bitchplease123 Yes, it’s something a lot of people are horribly ignorant about. I told a bunch of friends recently about this, and they looked at me as if I was raving mad!

[@bitchplease123]

@@dnr2089 It stuns me that so few people are aware of how their food is produced😱

[@liveonce2102]

@@bitchplease123 im already awake lol. This looked like a rescue video. I skipped the taking mind lol. I was an ignorant veggie for years. I said i could never give up dairy because i love chocolat and cake too much. I tried tricking myself into thinking free range was humane. But i woke up after a few years. I watched dairy is scary. Its only about 5 mins long (great for short attention spans lol) anyway ive stopped buying dairy and egg for about a year now. Was no where near as hard as i thought. Should have done it sooner but had a case of cognitive disonance haha 😅

[@douglasharley2440]

in 1995 i lived in a farm that used oxen instead of tractors, and when we used to let them out in the pastures in spring after being cooped-up in the barn all winter, those oxen would cavort like calves! it is really something else to see 2200 lb. oxen galloping-around, leaping-up, just happy as can be. such an amazing sight...

[@brotherbruns2989]

You are an inspiration to enjoy what you do and live the excitement of what you do! God bless! The world needs more people like you!

[@tomwardle4026]

fantastic moment when this happens, its the best part of being a proud farmer.

[@julieb3996]

They are so happy and shiny already. It's pretty clear you care a great deal for your livestock

[@julieseabrook8667]

if i could believe all farmers were like you, I know it would be a better world. thank you from the cows

[@lesliecunliffe4545]

So beautiful, Mat all being be happy & free & may the thoughts words & actions of our own lives, be a part of that happiness! Namaste! Makes me so happy! Have another bella day my friend! Your purpose is amazing. Purely, Leslie

[@umbramoon1]

That is so wonderful, to see the cows go free, not every farmer has such a big paddock like you, it's a cow dream! God bless you and your cows!

[@NS.Katz5541]

OMG I love this time of the year seeing the girls set free is pure joy!!! They go from being slow and mellow to running into the field kicking their hooves in the air like kids on the last day of school it's best sight ever! The Pemberton farm is the best at loving their animals and seeing them happy!

[@selmagalev2095]

This is real farming right here. There is a guy shooting video and trying to convince people dairy cows never need to go outside. Everything he is doing is right except for that one thing. I honestly believe all animals need some time to go outside and roam and eat grass and frolic like your cows are doing. Thank you so much for taking great care of your livestock as it should be. I shared this video to his page hoping he can learn from your video. Just say'n.

[@dianacooper6283]

It is so good to see what Good Farmers can do to take care of their livestocks psychological and physical wellbeing.

[@bigwhogives]

Blue skies, green grass and happy cows. Happy feelings

[@trishhartland5156]

That was the cutest thing ever I got really emotional how happy were those cows to go outside they literally skipped and smiled absolutely awesome 😍

[@catlover1210]

Thank you! You are amazing. So touching to see the cows are finally happy and free to run in the field. Please continue the work. Treat them with love. Cows are poor creatures, abused and mistreated by humans for centuries...so shamed and yet still ongoing. I wish if someone could splash money to fund and let the cows all live happily, worry-free lives till end of days from slaughter or forced milking or forced labor. That would be too good to be true.

[@OHCAM5]

People will never stop eating meat

[@weevil8025]

@@OHCAM5 Plenty of people don't eat meat. Hundreds of thousands, and they have existed for a very long time. Practising vegetarian and vegan morals has been part of human culture for a very long time, but modern society refuses to accept that because of how profitable the animal industry is to them.

[@Glockenstein0869]

Now I am hungry for some grass-fed beef!!! Great job on taking care of the livestock. It shows.

[@Barchenhund]

Blimey I thought everyone knew there’s nothing like the feel of grass under your hooves.

[@pjdoyle5105]

Can’t wait to see the shed project started Every success Tom

[@bcorp9275]

Loved seeing the cows RUN free!!!! They were so happy...

[@myzacky96]

Thank you for being so kind to these animals, God Bless you

[@geo1484]

Seeing these cows run in the green pastures feels so inspiring it brought me to tears, tears of joy, then quickly after tears of fear and dread.

[@deborahpetith8710]

They looked so happy to be able to run and kick up their legs, amazing.

[@Felatelist]

How long does it take to corral them back into the shed?

[@maryssalynnemedley8871]

My god, a happy cow jump is just pure joy incarnate

[@vetiejanedeguzman722]

Love seeing how happy they are. Just gives me a smiling face, this is my favorite Vlog. Thank you 😀

[@jjhorine]

They are so excited. Made me smile.

[@k_jrin28]

The way these cows touched more grass than I did in 2020 and 2021 combined 😭😭😭

[@twizzycoutinho1130]

🙊omg.. That's so true

[@bimfred]

Bollocks to you then

[@k_jrin28]

@@bimfred i hate it here yes

[@CuriousConnoisseurs]

Hope you get out of the Prison as fast as possible.

[@0870dawn]

All those lovely ladies running and jumping and stretching their legs. Grazing on the grassy num-nums and getting a good scratch on the scratch post. Oh the feeling of laying down and basking in the sun's warmth.

[@lilyd1010]

I've never seen anything like that before - lovely, gorgeous! I didn't understand much of what you said, but I don't need words to know how much you really love them n your farm. TYSM!