Demo, New Barn Full & Drilling a Well

[@bobdevine4906]

Been enjoying the whole new barn process. Great job of highlighting the “nuts and bolts” of investing in sustainable dairy operations.!

[@ronaldgarvie9661]

Great videos from you, very good at showing how your farm works and how things get done, thanks for all the hard work you farmers do for us.

[@michael7423]

I like this kind of video Eric, it’s all over the place because farm work is all over the place! I’m glad the new well is so productive. My favorite part of your video’s is seeing your Dad and you working together. Stay safe and keep well!

[@martybr2]

I agree.

[@majcorbin]

your narrated commentary teaches me more than any of the other farmer channels combined. keep up the great work. we do appreciate your efforts thanks

[@gregchapdelaine4889]

Great video! I enjoy seeing the variety of work that has to be accomplished and learning about the operation. Thank you!

[@ZekenStreak]

The new barn is working out well. The yard sure will look different with the old barns gone. 800’ drilled well and only 2 gals/min..whoa!! Sure glad they hit water at 600’. 25 gals/min flow should be plenty. Great vid. Take care & stay safe. Cheers

[@markperry7461]

as always straight forward illustration of where our milks comes from and how much work is involved

[@canuckloyalist4681]

That is one deep well but if you get lots of water it will be worth it! BTW wells that deep up here (Ontario) are virtually unheard of. Our well is about 12 feet and easily puts out more than our family needs...probably running out the casing even this time of year.

[@timothymartin2881]

The farm my dad grew up on is only 5 minutes from you and they’ve drilled numerous wells over the years just to get enough supply for their dairy, now my dad moved 20 minutes north of you and he drilled a 150 ft deep well and easily got 50 gallons per minute. I find it interesting how different it is in such a short distance.

[@Awwwwwwejay]

Is he in Honeybrook? I know the area well and my grandparents were also dairy farmers in Schwenksville, PA. I love PA Dutch country

[@slam2680sm]

Another informative and educational video Eric. My favorite part of construction is the destruction involved, and that was a lot of destruction. Most of us forget what it's like when you have find your own water source. Great well for you guys.

[@pennyhaldeman5626]

I too am amazed at how clean your walkway is, I thought for sure you had scrapped it a few times by now.

[@three6ohchris]

Congrats on the new well! It's hard for folks in the city, that get city water, to fully appreciate how important something like that is... And at 25 gpm? That's amazing. Like you said, that kind of flow is a big game changer for an operation like what you guys have going there. Side note: when you put "Demo" in the title... I'm so used to people having equipment demos on their channels that I thought that's what you were talking about until I saw you guys demolishing the rest of the old barn. I had a good laugh at myself. 😂

[@s.pursell8901]

It's great to see a family farm just knocking it out of the park. Thank you sir.

[@jamesmisener3006]

Good video Eric. It shows the multitude of skills and variety of chores that farmers face day to day. I was hoping a chocolate milk was sitting behind the well head for ya! Cheers all. 🇨🇦

[@mariodumais2153]

Loved it. It just goes to show that farmers have to be masters of all trades. I'm always amazed at all the different things that need to be taken care of on a dairy farm.

[@DeepCover66]

Great update video! Keep us posted on that well - very interested!

[@lidsman2221]

When my parents put in a new well sharks teeth from thousands of years ago came up. They live about 60 miles inland from the beach but thousands of years ago the beach was all the way to the center of our state about 135 miles. So digging a well can find some pretty cool stuff. Thanks for the video.

[@nickjewart9351]

That's super cool

[@HunterB23]

Very cool

[@thetessellater9163]

Sure it wasn't one of the drillers dropped his necklace in the hole?

[@andrewschuyler2271]

Your farm looks so different compared to when I first started watching. Definitely an improvement, especially with the new barn.

[@9856CB]

Happy for your water solved👍

[@mrpesky163]

Woot, woot! The new barn is officially full! Way to go 👍😃

[@Pharphette]

Thank you for making videos Eric! I do love seeing improvements in your farm as you gain success.

[@BradleyHockensmith]

Can we take a moment to appreciate the skid loader? Nothing it can’t do, even a build falls on it, it shrugs it off and keeps destroying the building. Just another day at work for the Skidloader!

[@brandeissports3436]

Congratulations on getting more water! That’s great!

[@robertthomas5590]

Finding that much water for your farm needs is real peace of mind. Thank you Jesus..

[@jentpostma337]

Wow 600 ft to get 25 GPM. I thought since you have ample rainfall water wouldn't be a problem. We're in western Canada in a dryer climate area, lotsa sand but only 60 ft to get 20 GPM.

[@steveneal2706]

Love love love the video Eric. Thank you so much for letting us in the life of a dairy farmer. Thank you bud

[@tedc.4956]

Your "all over the place" is still so focused and productive. I always enjoy seeing what's going on. Thanks for all you do.

[@garlynwieck1956]

You always have a very interesting video. Never a dull moment on a dairy farm. Thanks again G

[@tungstenchicken2103]

I really like your farm. You make good videos.

[@johnmoore669]

I was thinking will you have to build a pump house with heat so the well/pump doesn't freeze up in the winter? I was going to suggest a pressurized storage tank in the barn to help with the winter, but then you will have to heat the storage tank which would be expensive too. I enjoyed the video and it is awesome to see how much progress has happened over the last year. Be Safe and God Bless!

[@daveshsb]

The new well is sweet! A real strong flow rate - congrats on that win!

[@MYN4M3IS4M3]

Can't wait to be able to get your merch to The Netherlands.

[@10thgenerationdairyman61]

Hopefully at some point we can get that set up.

[@caymanchristopher7014]

Nice progress around the farm. Love the videos and your family. Thanks for sharing.

[@socialcivilian2703]

Out with the old, In with the new! Nicely done 10th Generation Dairyman.

[@ricksandybutler7629]

I had a little chuckle when you were loading the heifers. That's exactly what I was doing today too. Fun times.

[@PAfarmboy]

Only another farmer could look at manure falling through a slatted floor and appreciate the comment, "pretty sweet". 😉 Glad you found a good supply of water.

[@farmshoffman8475]

Great awesome video Eric, can’t wait to buy ur merch I’m from eastern Ontario Canada not far away

[@earlhollar1906]

Eric you've never been all over the place. Just a typical day on a dairy farm. I lived on a Farm-Ranch operation, until I moved into town to a boarding house for high school, and then onto trade school. My dad always told me when we had a lot of things to do. "Do not let it overwhelm you . Do the most importantly project first, unless something comes up that needs your immediate attention"! .!.

[@dougdiplacido2406]

The cows don't waste any time making the new barn homey looking with some nice fresh poop. Glad your new well is producing such a high flow rate. This video was great. You showed us a lot of different tings that you were doing and it was fun to watch. Thanks.

[@patatipatata3439]

RIP barn ...-2021

[@shirleysousa9739]

I love watching all the interesting things.

[@budlvr]

The little things are interesting too; sort of get a feel for everything!

[@JRD77VET]

Ah yes, the "fun" of getting animals in the trailer. Sometimes it's like herding cats and other times, smooth as silk. You showed both. New barn looks great and the old one you tore down was built well. It didn't give up easy. Thanks again.

[@gritnix]

That scene clearly needed the old Bennie Hill music though. :)

[@robynmorris7945]

All over the place is the true story of your life, each and every day🥰. That Kubota is worth every penny….next thing you know it will demand a paycheck. Thank. You so much Eric and Dennis for taking us along on your journeys I really appreciate the extra time you have to take to film and edit!!!!!!!!!!!

[@steveadams99708]

All of the variety in the video makes it interesting. All of your videos are the best. Thanks for all your effort, and an extra thanks for not going to the comedy club/three-ring circus that some of the other shows have done!!

[@kenchambers8240]

We use to milk 40 cows and had a 2 inch sand point down 15 feet . Never ran out of water. Guess we are extremely lucky. Many people don’t know what a sand point is

[@rickhammer1905]

The old barn is gone. Lot more space now in that area. The new barn sure looks nice.

[@daco109]

Crazy to think not to long ago you were shooting hoops in the bottom of the pit. Glad to see all the progress that's been done since then. Now the barn is almost full!!

[@richsellskc]

nice job. break the tension and show yourself shooting hoops and having more fun... work is good but show more fun. thanks for sharing.

[@shawnfox8002]

There was a slatted floor in the barn for the cows just outside the milking parlor where they ate at made it really nice and just outside was the lids to put in the sump pump when it came time to clean it out they had 6 separate tanks I believe.

[@willr69420]

*The best part was you and your dad trying to get the cows into that trailer! Very "3 Stooges"!*

[@warehouseman6325]

Busy day. Great job. Another day on the Farm

[@bobbyb322]

The new barn looks like it's up to the job , new well is great news and as always great work you two. PS old barn looking better Lol.

[@janetdupree6353]

Your videos are always edited well. Not to worry-you have loyal fans :)

[@paulprigge1209]

This is why he is so successful. When you have over 100,000 you’re doing something right.

[@oldtimeengineer26]

That was one expensive well but you got to do what you need

[@jbbrown7907]

I really like your calf hutch system with the easy clean out. Much better I think than the white plastic hutches. How it that working for you, how many can you house?

[@DocktorHoop]

With all of the construction and well-drilling you guys are doing, it's good to see you are doing your part to keep the economy humming !!! LOL

[@texasproud3332]

Your well power needs might be met by solar application because if you have set a meter for power you pay monthly charge plus water usage?

[@johnkruton9708]

Monthly power only applies to the electricity used to pump the water. Water usage is just that. Free. The costs to drill, land taxes, new well house, lines etc. Amortized over years as capital improvements.

[@annab3182]

It all goes together because it’s life on a dairy farm!

[@CiaranNolan901]

Like the new year, out with the old and in with the new! New barn looks great

[@Zeke-yv3nw]

Great video! Yall have a lot going on.

[@timgeinger7189]

I’m really looking forward to a aerial view of your farm once you’ve gotten everything in place with the new barn. Don’t work too hard lol

[@thomaspickrell1906]

I always like your vids. Interesting content.

[@jimzoesch5799]

Thanks for sharing. Lots going on and very interesting.

[@jasonking2943]

Yalls corn looks awesome

[@trevorjohnson2168]

25k views in one hour. That's more people than were at the ballgame Tuesday

[@three6ohchris]

How are the "ladies" handing the new water troughs? Are they trying to get in from the back/sides, or did those bars work and they're coming around to drink out if the front like you intended? Something that I was a little curious about. Great video, Eric! Thanks for taking us along for the day.

[@tracyshewell9544]

Great video. Shows us all that people just don't milk cows. Alot to do all the time on the farm.

[@wesclark7031]

How does your dad feel knowing that with this new barn it is helping you in the future for success

[@jimpolk]

Cool video Eric. Place is looking great.

[@jamesbreault5762]

Great video ,thats farm life ,all over the place.enjoyed the content.peace and love from Texas

[@benjaminsagau]

You might need 230 v for that well,the power you need for that depth is crazy! A normal generator is not enough.

[@notapplicable430]

The power lines are nearby but that will mean the well will need it's own electric meter.

[@hari-lk5xl]

Congratulations on your new well.Please upload more videos daily

[@davidcantu87]

💙 ALL OF YOUR VIDEOS ERIC

[@bladewiper]

At 600ft, that is 1386 psi of head pressure. Even factoring in the hole being full of water, that will still require quite a pump to lift water that far. Hope it works out for you.

[@trtj200]

Some things about cattle never change, head always on wrong end! I wouldn't trench I'd pull plastic main saves tearing yard up and is a lot faster.

[@tractorcorleone]

A lot work to do and you do a great job 👍👍

[@harrietcarpenter2387]

I do so enjoy ur videos. Thank u for sharing ur life and experiences..

[@russellwalker4864]

Great videos always amazing I love the farm

[@michaelfilipelli2968]

More broseph!! We all love watching the progress!! This vid was great!!! Eric, we all want more content!! Hook it up, you’re great!!

[@rodlowder1837]

I remember well those days and moving cows . They diffidently have a mind of there own.. thank you for your great videos

[@husshussein556]

Can we buy your merch if we're not in the US? Do you ship to Mauritius?

[@Bogieking78]

I'll tell you, these isn't any job the Kubota can't handle! Most versatile machine on the farm.

[@smartrubberchicken]

7:00 - New Floor! Let me poop on it

[@ronthorp2844]

always get quality vids from you thanks to you and pop !!!!!!!

[@ronlichty3628]

Like the dancing with cows segment

[@charleslynch7274]

Lots going on in the video loved every second of it great work as always

[@kaidinbz9503]

Great job. Better let us know how many tires on the skid has flats the next day from the nails lol

[@michaelg.5862]

Always interesting videos. Your hard work is paying off.

[@Zraines]

You guys should look at doing a cistern, that might help out as well!

[@carolynrose753]

On farm being water independent is the best of the best. Money well spent.

[@rearlt]

Good video. Interesting as always. God is blessing you greatly and as a Christian my heart is rejoicing with you.

[@downhilltwofour0082]

Another great video! Thanks for sharing.

[@organdvizheniya]

молодцы! теперь весь подрастающий скот в одном месте! очень продумано от совсем молодых перемещать постепенно на выход в основной коровник. есть чему поучиться в Вас. благодарю!

[@mikeballou9581]

Those power lines you pointed are high tension lines. Those are not used for local power

[@maeJoyBwithU-ux3fn]

gr8 activity! i would welcome any "trailor loading secrets" you may have...!

[@rusnsc7622]

Lots happening at the ole farm. 👍🙏

[@Lukelins1]

Make a barn quilt out of the old wood. Please.

[@Lukelins1]

I am trying to make one right now but it is not In the budget

[@karencary3312]

Good things happening. God bless!

[@snapon666]

How did the well drillers decide where to drill and how many holes did they drill total ?

[@angelrodriguez6973]

They consult a Psychic

[@notapplicable430]

That well sure is a long way from the barn!

[@lightbulb1982]

They use skill and experience. They don't rely on some dark myth like you obviously like to believe in

[@notapplicable430]

@@lightbulb1982 Their "skill and experience" didn't help them on their last well...800 feet and 2 gpm (basically a dry hole). Perhaps a dark myth will help them next time.