Corral Clean Up!

[@elizabethbradley7621]

I love watching your videos. It just goes to show every one how hard the farmers work to keep us feed. I am a milk drinker my whole life. I am 71 yrs old and am still learning how things work on a farm. Thank you so much. I do appreciate you and your family.❤❤❤

[@elizabethbradley7621]

@-SaskDutchKid_ what is the surprise

[@MellowYe77ow]

@@elizabethbradley7621 That was a scambot.

[@garyprice8490]

Glad you check your oil all the time!! My Grandfather always told us, “An engine can always run without gas but it will never run without oil!”

[@charleslynch7274]

Always love a good manure hauling video

[@TheStuport]

I tried to tell my Biology Teacher in school that Fecal Matter REALLY Does Matter! My classmates roared with approval but as you would expect, my Teacher was not amused! LOLOL My point being dealing with crap keeps life interesting and I appreciate how you are reminded of the necessity of manure as part of paying the bills! Jan, you make a great point to look at "natures fertilizer" in a positive light! Always a treat to catch up with The SaskDutch Community and spend a day with you all AND read the support from your Fans who Ride In This Posse! As always...Keep Smiling and Strutting! Cheers from COW-lumbus, Ohio MOO

[@gordonames1892]

A DAY WITHOUT CRAP IS A DAY WITHOUT SUNSHINE!!!

[@TheStuport]

@@gordonames1892 🤣🤣🤣 Love it! Salute!👋

[@gordonames1892]

@@TheStuport THANKS!! ANOTHER CRAPPY DAY FOR THIS GEEZER!!!

[@TheStuport]

@@gordonames1892 This Is Classic Gordon! Instantly turned my Moan-Day back into a doable Monday! Thanks My Man! Salute👋

[@gordonames1892]

@@TheStuport THKS!! HAVE A GOOD DAY!!

[@caseywirtel561]

Cool drone shots and background music, love the chore days where we get to follow along 😊

[@milesboehmer9969]

One big spreader ! Thanks for the videos, from north Iowa, disabled army veteran.

[@dakotaboy8533]

Does your being a disabled Army veteran have anything to do with watching this video? It’s dudes like you who actually take the time to make sure everyone knows you a disabled veteran, and thrives on the attention that take the attention away from the soldiers, marines, sailors, and airmen who need a little something to get them buy! Some vets are barely able to make it through the day without struggle, and not saying a word! Then we have you and people like you who must make sure and let everybody know, every chance you get. Pathetic!

[@harrietcarpenter2387]

Thank u for ur service

[@Digeroo123]

As a vegetable grower I love manure. The plants really love the stuff. I would very much love to see your mother's veggie plot.

[@julielumsden5184]

It always makes me feel good when you prepare the young ones for colder temperatures.

[@asquithmainlines699]

Most people build sand castles, you build dung piles! I bet those calves appreciated fresh bedding and a roof over their heads, I show 19 mm or 3/4 of an inch. Good thing I got my lawns fertilized yesterday. I think the switch has been flipped, our nice days are numbered.

[@WayneMeadows-u1z]

Watching all that work makes me really appreciate our grass base system in New Zealand.

[@joeandjudygreen5398]

The corals look more comfortable for the calves. A “Large Old Milk Can” filled with a bundle of wheat, rye, barley and/or native grasses might make your house decor feel more homey. Can add color for Fall and lights for Christmas.

[@JDinRIC]

Another awesome video.

[@canvids1]

The best thing you got there for loading is the big loaders. They can handle pretty well what ever you throw at them, you sure need them on your large dairy farm. Thanks for taking the time to make your videos to show us your great work.

[@ppwipf6935]

What’s even better is an excavator for loading solid manure. Takes some time to be able to finesse the controls, but definitely more efficient then a loader once you get the hang of it.

[@RiDankulous]

I'm glad you have rain for your fall rye so that it grows enough before winter. It doesn't look too cold. In the US SW the high was 90F which is a lot lower and the forecast is the same for a few weeks ahead. I'm hear to get sun for vitamin D.

[@mgguygardening]

Great video! Have you ever done a video on the milk quota system here in Canada and how it affects your farm?

[@steveneal2706]

Awesome video Jan. thank you so much

[@edmo43]

Great video, Thanks for sharing my friend. 👍

[@lesterhertel2945]

Another very interesting video Thank you😊😊😊

[@Bortnoone]

Getting closer to 200k!

[@1944chevytruck]

looking good!

[@sunroofracing]

Amazing video Jan! Very enjoyable to view and like! Thanks.

[@ImOnAJourney]

When we have to haul equipment more than 30 miles from our main location, we load everything on a semi trailer and haul it where it needs to go. Obviously, the drawback is that you’d have to own a semi and flatbed trailer. As this is a one-time party for you, owning all the equipment isn’t worth it if your only going to do this once or twice. If it were to become an every year deal, that would the time to start pulling numbers together to see how much time you’d save by hauling equipment to know if it’s feasible for you. Love the drone shots, Jan!!

[@billb4631]

Another great video, Jan! Farm work can be hard work, eh. How are you liking your new truck? Best wishes! God bless you and the family!

[@Tom-np3en]

Love your videos keep it going

[@mohdnazam6466]

Nice work bro 👍

[@Ladypuppy510]

Great cinematography

[@Ladypuppy510]

@-SaskDutchKid_ SCAM SCAM SCAM

[@NadeemAbbas-tm7gi]

❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤👍👍

[@10lauset]

Cheers.

[@BLuigi747]

we run a couple mx series tractors. all of them have a 'jolt' between 6 and 7. the transmission is shifting between two sets of gears right then. tractor reads engine speed from the alternator, check if the green wire is corroded or burnt inside. that can make the problem significantly worse. good luck.

[@johnnylindsey5808]

Good job guys

[@svfproductions9520]

Nice video Jan I Know you do read my comments on your videos as it's a fact you can see all comments on your uploads our time in NZ just changed last week of September + 1hr and I see Canada will change time the first week of November -1hr as we're effectively Summer in NZ back 1hr means Winter Great video.

[@pocketchange1951]

👍👌❤️🇨🇦,the boss man is in the house (corral)

[@melissagreen1117]

❤

[@theburnhams2925]

Oh MAN! What I (an organic gardener) wouldn't give for a scoop....just one precious SCOOP of that stuff! But it'd be a long haul to Florida, I'm afraid...

[@frankscruggs4749]

Good video.

[@craigflatley7370]

🇨🇦

[@kevenhiemie]

Always interesting watching another farmer in a different type of farming. We grow Xmas trees and pumpkins. I still wonder if it wouldn't be more cost efficient if you put the manure, bedding, everything else in windrows and composted it and then spread it. Less trips in the field and the material is more broke down.

[@kevenhiemie]

@@jellybeandakota6140 It's not a cakewalk but you make it sound much more difficult than it is. You can just put organic material in a pile and let compost for a long time. It's called Vermicomposting. It's what mother nature has been doing for thousands of years. Then there's Aerated (Turned) Windrow Composting. What you're thinking of. Composting a few windrows of a farms waste is much different than composting in a large facility for a whole municipality. Municipalities have a lot more materials and quicker turn around than a single farm. I'm sure your municipality was limited on space and their compost was in high demand. They had to make sure the compost broke down as fast as possible. The biggest equipment is not needed to compost farm waste. A simple 3-point compost turner, that best fits the budget, is all that's needed. Plus composting is a good way to use liquid manure and not having to haul a few less load to the field.

[@kevenhiemie]

@@jellybeandakota6140 It's actually quite a bit chemistry but very basic simple chemistry. They probably would actually have more time after starting to compost and more content for more videos. As organic materials decompose, their volume will decrease 20% to 60% depending on the character of the materials and the amount of compaction. The weight of finished compost is usually 50% to 80% of the original weight of the refuse. That's literally 50% + less troops in the field to haul manure and bedding. Then when you do Haul the compost to the fields it is a much better product than just manure. Subtract the additional time that can be saved by hauling less liquid manure. If said liquid manure was used to moisten the compost, when it was turned or just pumped on the windrows. Minus the initial equipment cost and learning curve, it's money and timed saved. Less diesel fuel, last wear-and-tear on equipment. Heck, just the savings on tires alone, not having to road the equipment so much. The benefits and profit are almost immediate and immense in the long run.

[@karynefagg209]

I love how you call the male cows - little buggers.... so sweet!!

[@MellowYe77ow]

He calls all of the calves "Little buggers." It doesn't matter their gender.

[@marchallairsoft]

Mooie ford raptor man gaaf groeten uit de achterhoek 👍😉

[@nmccw3245]

Manure is an essential part of dairy farming and cattle ranching. Circle of life and all that.

[@patricksmith3135]

My goodness! When did you add a glass roof panel to your truck and the interior looks jazzed up too.

[@fabriceenjalbert4538]

🇫🇷 New ford truck .. a beast …

[@Larry-325]

Jan I have a friend of mine that is a plumber. A few of us guys went out one night years ago and one guy that works in an office said to the plumber, I don’t know how you can smell crap every day. He said you smell crap but I smell money$$$$. Awesome answer! As soon as you said that about it showing your making money that’s what I thought of! 🤣😃😁👍👍👍👍

[@billybarber1128]

Nice haircut!

[@MOJOTHE6]

Have good day sir and family from me in 🇬🇧

[@janturboo]

Hello jan, When are you gonna make a video where you only speaking dutch or friesian?😉

[@paateach]

Might be time to trade that Case in for one of those sweet Fendt tractors!

[@svfproductions9520]

The Boss man will say No it's too expensive and He's Right I'm with him on it It's alright as Austin has it in their Shop at least Jan can use it from Austins Shop there are other ones available for an affordable price thats the one the Boss man would approve to buy theres a range available including the one 10th generation dairyman & northern dairyman uses the Fendt Tractors is Nice it would be Nicer if it was Free but even the Fendt Tractors they're temporary they're not Eternal as the things that are unseen is Eternal like our Heavenly Father He's unseen No-one has seen His Face Only his Son sees His Face according to the Scriptures as James 1:17 says every good and every perfect thing is from above from the Father of lights for there is no variation of turning as HE is spirit John 4:24 John 6:46 says Not that anyone has seen the Father except He who is from God He has seen the Father.

[@kyleblair4764]

I hope you can find a way to upgrade the MX to a fendt in the near future. That thing has had some issues.... We took delivery of our 936 this summer. It’s pretty sweet

[@svfproductions9520]

Might be when Jan is the Boss as Parents won't live Forever it's a Fact God will call them YES when their time on Earth is Complete he'll say Come Home as We all belong there in heaven not on this temporary earth that's Why God bring a male child to Mr. E & Mrs A Kielstra so he can continue the dairy farm from Elliot Kielstra.

[@bbcooter388]

You mentioned that you want to make sure the younger calves are comfortable as winter sets in. This brings up the question: Do you have very much mortality on the farm? What do you do with the carcass?

[@saskdutchkid]

We have very low mortality rates in the corrals during winter. The key is just to stay on top of bedding. We compost the animals we lose.

[@isbcornbinder]

I would not worry about that quick shift. I have the operating pressure turned up in the 47re automatic in my Diesel Ram The quick shift is better for the clutches in the transmission. A smooth shift often relies on two clutches overlapping engagement. This can cause extra wear. Do you have a preference for the Case or the Deere?

[@Maine207HVAC]

Nice haircut man

[@leroybullied7705]

At this time of the year it will either dry up or it will freeze either way you can get your bales hauled.

[@calvinbuist1993]

You can get that calibrated so it's a smoother shift. We had that problem with our mx220

[@sander3635]

Which wheel loader do you like better than the other?

[@vikingvalleyfarm]

Jan, my experience shifting in our magnums and our puma is anytime shifting 6-7, 12-13 it always shifts harder

[@RiDankulous]

I had a problem with my car briefly after a performance tune where there was lack of power in one gear, and I think it was 2nd. I decided to skip the gear when acceleration. I revved up higher in 1st and then jumped to 3rd. This was until the tune. Just an idea: you could do the same with your tractor maybe? I try things that don't always work but lucked out this time

[@Cthefarmer]

Nice hair cut

[@morganstrachan4866]

Our New holland T8 has that same problem going between gear 6 and 7

[@darren.akamojogamingtop6946]

Sas in da house

[@freddylove9914]

Good afternoon, how cold is there?

[@lesmewis5291]

When they invent cows that don’t crap you’ll be able to quit hauling it! LOL😂

[@michaelgagnon602]

I dont know much about the mx serie, but the jerking is maybe the change between low and medium range of speed like your versatile do. Maybe it is a failure of the hydraulic accumulator to absorb it.

[@michaelgagnon602]

Maybe , it can also be that the transmission need a recalibrating like with newer MAGNUM

[@bramdijkema8505]

Bedankt voor de video weer kerel💪

[@jrbpa5775]

Does every holding pen have a lean too for cattle to get out of the weather ?? Thx for the video..

[@MellowYe77ow]

No, only corral 1 (Heifer calves) and corrals 8 and 9 (Dry cows) have shelters.

[@chrisboek2346]

Dumb question but have yall thought about rototilling those corrals fluff up the pen an levels stuff out

[@DJ-bh1ju]

Cow crap may be an awful nuisance, but maybe think about an episode analysing the nutrients in it ie, Nitrogen, Phosphorus, etc. how much you're getting per year, what it's worth in terms of fertilizer replacement if if you had to buy it... etc... Does it have a real monetary value?

[@alexlehenbauer7698]

how wide are those bales?

[@franciscosandiego3026]

A 💩💩💩💩 day today stay safe brother from the imperial county California.

[@mariaragnarsson8459]

Why aren't there a cowered bedding area in all the corrals? Tips for upcoming video - Jan high-pressure washes the manure spreader 👍?

[@tarheelpatch3386]

Like we say here in N.C. with the hog houses and waste ponds,thats the smell of money!

[@farmingmitch4184]

Your mx 285 is fine from 6 to 7 there is 3 different shifts that do that. I own one and that is because there is lots of moving parts in those gears.

[@svfproductions9520]

The good news is they have a mechanic on their dairy farm and they can look at it and fix it and they operate with one of their other Tractors

[@jdog9468]

I love your videos but I want to ask a simple question How does your father like your youtube channel? The reason I ask is I know it takes a lot of time to make the video and then to edit it which takes you away from the farm work. Just wondered, have a great week!

[@gerolddenhaan9942]

Goe zo 😂

[@brentarcher3240]

How do you determine how much crap to remove?

[@Yourlocalcowboy329]

nice 😏

[@kenlynch6332]

🚜 🚜 🚜🐄🐄🐄🐄 🚜 🚜🚜

[@johndeere612rd6]

From the dutch?

[@homey3051]

You would get so much more out of your manure and crops if you added a injector system on your tanker

[@saskdutchkid]

We had one on our tank but took it off. It made the land rough. Could’ve tried a different set up but we don’t see the need

[@mikemiklowicz4107]

I guess you've had a double disc thing that was making kind of furrow. If you use a singular disc coulter that cut a slot rather than move dirt then you would find it beneficial. The loss of nitrogen is massive

[@christinekeleher3578]

Another job well done. 🎃 🦃 🍎 🥧 🍁 🌾 🌽 🥔 🫛 🍐

[@dutchez5684]

Goeie video weer Jan!

[@JoelKLEINSASSER-h7o]

That gear shifting is normal our case 340 does the same thing u gotta clutch at 6 and 7 also 12 and 13

[@rossbrashear535]

I would think your dairy is large enough the a Digester for manure would be cost effective. Have you considered a Digester?

[@timothymbonham4453]

Then what would they use to fertilize the fields?

[@MellowYe77ow]

@@timothymbonham4453 They could still use the digestate byproduct left behind to fertilize their fields. Which has a higher nitrogen value than liquid manure. However, a digestor is out of their budget right now.

[@rossbrashear535]

Once the digester extracts the methane you can still take the manure to the fields for fertilizer. @@timothymbonham4453

[@rossbrashear535]

I love surprises!

[@VSBDH2013]

About this video………..”goed zo!” 😂😂

[@VSBDH2013]

@-SaskDutchKid_ And what is the surprise? You comes again to the Netherlands 🇳🇱? 😉

[@davidchristensen6908]

If you couldn’t back up that trailer the first or with one wiggle I would suspend your farmer license. Hahaha. You should be able to backwards as fast as you go forward. Tell me I will drive up there and give you driving lessons. Love your video for several years now

[@FritsB1976]

Goed zo.

[@danny_t1536]

That jerk from 6 to 7 happens in the farm I work for 235 and 250 magnums

[@henrithelion]

Goedzo!

[@matthewdibb9048]

Does anyone ever spread lime in corals to kill bacteria??

[@mr.othesciencebro611]

It looked like the right side tire was locked up on the baler as you drove

[@MellowYe77ow]

It wasn't locked up. It was just turning at the same rate as the camera's framerate. Which made it look like it wasn't turning. (You can see the tire's tread turning)

[@vandamtrkg]

Your Dutch speaking followers will no doubt know what a "giertank" is, but others might wonder: what gear?? 🙂

[@shealy265]

You might think about referring to manure as "Free Fertilizer". The none farm viewers might find "Free Fertilizer" as more appealing. Showing drown footage next summer how the manure spread areas being greener and fanning to lighter green in none spread areas.

[@happycats5195]

Beauty eh Dude?

[@andreatkinson4869]

Awwww $hit !!!

[@theburnhams2925]

Would a compost finishing/bagging operation pay in your area? I appreciate the wisdom (and real need) for each farm to keep its fertility on the farm, but suburban America (ALL "Americas" North/Middle/South) are requiring sources of fertility, and the "natural" way of "fertilizing" is enjoying widespread popularity. Local lore: Here, when an old-timer spoke of "fertilizer" that's EXACTLY what he's talkin' about. And when speaking of the "modern" bagged-salts "fertilizers" he's likely to say "Yup. THAT kinda fertilizer makes happy fathers and sad sons." I myself don't understand how a farm could become "farmed out." Something must be terribly wrong goin' on there.....but it IS possible (even doable) to dump so much poison on your land that you CAN "kill" it. Costs money, sure, but it CAN be done.......

[@Tom-np3en]

Sack your shearer?

[@eldonhoward7925]

So, your dad isn't test driving your new truck again? Ford should have paid you for that video!

[@tepapelailee1024]

First

[@kaurkoop]

Upgrade that tractor, you need a fendt

[@svfproductions9520]

The Boss man picks the replacement Not Jan he'll do it in the future when he's the Boss as he's Next in line to be the Boss.

[@dennislamers986]

The crap is hittin' the fan again.

[@saskdutchkid]

Haha yep!! 💪🏻

[@johnperry5102]

looks more like dirt

[@ppwipf6935]

Hey Jan, I wonder if you’d keep using the word “bugger” if you knew what it actually meant. Lol

[@MellowYe77ow]

The word has multiple uses and meanings.