Last Silage of 2020!

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[@gerolddenhaan9942]

Your grandma from Holland watched this video and is a very proud oma 😍

[@jamespearse3275]

How'd Grandma, he's a good lad, he know his stuff. He is a good worker and provides good KZbin videos and you should be proud of him.

[@roar40s]

Maar goed dat hij net naar de kapper is geweest! 😁

[@doglover7173]

Wouter Lensvelt haha idd

[@robertesposito9871]

You should be very proud of your grandchildren their good kids and hard workers

[@waynebulson941]

Enjoyed that Jan. I loved the variety from field work, to calves, to cattle special care. The drone shots of harvesting are always so beautiful and dramatic. As always, thanks for going the extra mile to include us in your day.

[@wallaceloan4169]

Great video Jan and your sister. Wish we had the room to store enough winter food for our cattle hear in Scotland. You have really good stock and they are well cared for.

[@soniabaileywood5265]

I love watching the calves....❤ From Florida USA 🇺🇸

[@JohnVanRuiten]

Alright! So happy when I see you've got a new video up. I'm learning a bunch about farming I grew up on a small dairy, we didn't grow any feed. All trucked in.

[@icebabysnocain]

Seemed to be a lot of beans per stalk too. No wonder it took time to dry. Great idea having feed for two years. I didn't know you give the cows haircuts. I bet they like it after. On the other hand that tail is turned into a real whip. Glad your done silage. Love the vids. Peace.

[@kenlynch6332]

Jan gets a hair cut; cows get a hair cut; and cal # 289 is looking for a fight (or more likely being playful) and a tremendous harvest al make for an excellent vlog 🚜 🚜 🚜🐄🐄🐄🐄 🚜 🚜 🚜

[@rickkoshak4919]

Thanks as always for bringing us along. Great videos.

[@saskdutchkid]

Thanks for watching!

[@heatherdeboer9341]

My kids anticipate your videos and always ask if there is a new one. Keep up the good work!

[@theamazingmarti812]

the calf at about 9:10ish is absolutely adorable with thos brown spots and in my mind is now named S'More

[@pnwRC.]

289 was full of spunk. Very cute calf!

[@Emg2463]

What a relief it must be to get all your crops in for the year

[@TheLindsington]

That little ginger calf is sooo cute 😍

[@bambersbooks8294]

Fava beans reminds me of the Silence of the Lambs, there’s something satisfying about watching harvesters in a field

[@jjcactusandsucculents-open2156]

Nice video Dutch! Loved seeing all the babies! Thank you for sharing! You'll stay safe and healthy :-)

[@saskdutchkid]

Thank you very much!

[@michael7423]

You look like a modern day action hero without the hat 🦸‍♂️ I think you look much better without the hat 🧢. Your sister and you are so beautiful, she is a real cutie!

[@frmrgman222]

Cow beds are comfier than Yan's bed...lol I watch to the end of all your videos! Very educational too...

[@grantsprague3350]

Thanks for the link to Full Line Austin. Think both your videos are interesting and well. Keep giving him a call out on your videos and keep posting the link to his site to help get him get going. Great potential with both your posting. Jen, you should mentor him with how you do those drone shoots, etc. Think sharing your KZbin knowledge and experience could benefit you both.

[@robynmorris2408]

Great video, the drone footage was fantastic. Favs beans just wanted to test your patience. Loved the calf footage, especially that feisty little red Holstein. Great haircut by the way.

[@pratwurschtgulasch6662]

12:16 talking about very very few flies in there while there are like 6 flies right behind you :D

[@dougdiplacido2406]

I always enjoy your videos. You are quite the young farmer and you sure do a great job of teaching us what you do on a daily basis. Thanks Jan.

[@jamesb9514]

Your calves look so healthy and clean! Love to see it

[@MacDonVideos]

Congrats on a successful harvest! Another great video. As always, thanks for the feature 😉

[@Marshall_Weber]

Awesome Video and Much Love From Kentucky, USA!!!

[@robertnelson8479]

Great video, I like the working with the cows/calves more than the field work.

[@brianfletcher7942]

Man you weren’t kidding about those fava bean stalks. They can be used for fishing poles. That would take an extra day to ruminate.

[@saskdutchkid]

Yeah gotta chop em fine!

[@mickward6751]

the cleanest calf shed any where good job with the videos enjoying them from melbourne

[@QueenCallisto]

2:39 The Case tracker is giving you grief because you were driving that fancy Fendt.

[@Larry-325]

Awesome video Jan. You keep your content and delivery of it so interesting, real informative also. Nice job. 👍 love the calves!

[@theamazingmarti812]

8:38 is like "excuse me sir umm im still hungry!!" Ive seen that look quite a bit before lol

[@cowboyupnow63]

Awww those calves are so cute and if they could talk they say hey Jan feed us some more..

[@stephenwalker7750]

Not often we see you without a cap on 🤗

[@mikemonthei9759]

I enjoy the animal work a lot more than the harvesting. Really enjoyed watching the baby calves eat.

[@steveadams99708]

Your sister takes really good care of those calves. Didn't know you are a barber too Jan. Great video as always.

[@ChrisMcEvoy]

Great video as usual Jan :) , Awesome drone footage.

[@lordofhowell7158]

Action packed video! 💪🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿

[@BillAndersonNS]

It's nice to see you have hair! You most always have a cap or hat on so this is a real treat. (until 1:12 when the hat appears again lol)

[@ginacardarelli4877]

Those calves are so darn cute.Feeding them has to be the best job on the farm.

[@eallen7772]

Yay...no more chopping. Your hair looks great.

[@jimzoesch5799]

Great video of more of the operation. Love it. Those calves are dynamite.

[@Yet1moreUtuber]

Fava beans always remind me of The Silence of the lambs. hahahah

[@Donnie9by5]

Yes with liver and red wine!

[@allenj5865]

"I ate her liver, with fava beans and a nice chianti".

[@ipfreely10001]

🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@TruckinDavo]

I was thinking the exact same thing lol

[@Donnie9by5]

@@TruckinDavo I ever heard of them and I worked in grocery business for years!

[@glenkellner9936]

The calves are in wonderful shape and are adorable.

[@ryokokirchhoff782]

Awweee those baby caws....so cuteeeee!!!!!

[@moffatmbugua4525]

you look like aurthur shelby of peaky blinders with that haircut.keep the videos coming.

[@troydavis4452]

You guys run a great farm. I don't see no unhappy cows there. 👍👊

[@thomaskennedy1223]

OMG!!!! you have a vaccine! I totally laughed out loud and scared myself. You and 10th generation def have your funny moments.

[@MrGjc310148]

thanks mate bright,breezy,as usual,cheers gnz

[@saskdutchkid]

Thanks!

[@robertrecher254]

You didn’t keep that new tractor?? Great video’s, if possible could you do a video on your steer raising, from start to finish. We are looking to start it on our farm.

[@denisewebb]

Great shots of combining!

[@chrisallen9154]

combining is a completely different activity.

[@jamesrivis620]

Hell of a machine...and haircut, lol.

[@robertmarino2158]

Great video 👍 thank you , little sister , will she share her job with us ? Bob

[@kenrichardson4144]

Great video! Thanks for sharing❗❗❗ 🙂🙂🙂 👍👍👍

[@saskdutchkid]

Thanks for watching!

[@HalinaSundling]

Baby calf are darn adorable

[@Its_Me0000]

The calves are cuties. Great haircut.

[@saskdutchkid]

Thanks!

[@Its_Me0000]

@@saskdutchkid Would you share your mailing address, where someone could send you a gift of appreciation for your videos and Godly spirit?

[@zedismz5260]

Silage done. Time for a nice Chianti. ;-)

[@VorbringAir]

Nice cut, nice farm, nice care for the ladies 💪

[@suemay8120]

Another great video...thanks

[@saskdutchkid]

Thanks for watching!

[@arjenhillenius1917]

Hé, thanks for the video. If you have a long ride in the future it would be nice for us foreigners if you filmed part of the road surroundings at normal speed, thus showing us a view in the countryside.

[@JoeCubicle]

That haircut is F R E S H ... ! I have an appt at the barber shop in 2 days. I'm gonna get his cut!

[@theirishman8356]

New Hampshire is watching.🇺🇸🇺🇸😷😷😷🇺🇸🇺🇸

[@saskdutchkid]

Thanks for watching!

[@lindataylor6835]

did you give your self the new do as well as the cows ? good job buddy ! cover of G Q magazine !

[@VW5767]

Jan, you mention the cows "bagging", can you explain what that mean? Im guessing that is something visual you can see when they are about to calf. Another great video and sure learn a lot from watching them. Thanks!

[@grus-tube7306]

I am pretty sure it referes to thei udders getting bigger, if you look at young heifers you can see that they only have teets.

[@michbostn]

Now it is time for your August vacation

[@saskdutchkid]

What’s that?

[@dylantreasure5657]

do you let the calves get the first drink because that's where they get all the good nutrients

[@franciscosandiego3026]

Great video very informative stuff, from California.

[@johann752]

great and intressting video Jan.thanks !!

[@MrGeroth]

Thanks for sharing

[@patricksmith3135]

Excellent show today.

[@MarkTrombly]

Dude, the hair looks awesome! Which coronavirus are you all vaccinating against?

[@jerryjohns7358]

Great camera work!

[@rnp1785]

Yeah Kid Dutch👍 Hey cool haircut

[@RiDankulous]

Always interesting, thanks. Do you consider doing multiple tests so one sample or test might be off so the average could catch a test issue? Have you had issues with an error where there turned out to be too much moisture? I'm not a farmer, just a curious KZbin watcher. Also, 10th Generation Dairyman recommended you. You probably heard before this. It was in an FAQ he did a few weeks or months back when he hit a certain number of subscribers.

[@ashwanichouksey2472]

What are different types of testing equipments do you have on farms. If possible demonstrate them.

[@monicaeriksson7189]

Great video as usual 👍🏽👍🏽

[@saskdutchkid]

Thank you!

[@johnboller7621]

Love your videos. Love the haircut. Do you Canadian farmers get national subsides like our farmers in the US do?

[@saskdutchkid]

Nope we don’t

[@timothymbonham4453]

In both countries, the dairy industry has become so efficient, it will produce more milk/cream than is used. This would lead to dairy farms going bankrupt & shutting down, then a shortage of milk, new dairy farms being started, then an oversupply -- a continuous & inefficient cycle. So in both countries, the government gets involved to keep a steady supply of dairy production. In Canada, the government limits how many cows each dairy farm can have producing, thus limiting the supply. In the USA, the government keeps the supply consistent by purchasing excess milk (keeping the price steady). The excess is used by the government in things like producing cheese, dried milk powder, etc. nd distributed hot lunch programs, welfare cheese, etc. Different methods, but in both cases, working to keep the supply of dairy products consistent and the consumer price steady.

[@thomaskennedy1223]

Your video skills are on point. Question: I'm assuming your family farms to sustain your herd of cows and bulls. What part of the land is harvested for personal/family use? Fascinating culture. Thanks for the education.✌😎

[@kevinklingner3098]

It might be and idea next time to either condition them or maserate them to get rid of th moisture in the Faba beans.they are on the 90% moisture when first cut down

[@Thecattleguy1]

If you feed test it can you please shows us the results because I was thinking about growing some faba beans for are farm. Thanks

[@jaystark7837]

Can u do a video of the sires you are using and the traits u look for when ai'ing? For example I show dairy cows and have an eye for red n whites. so I'm using lots of diamondback, unstopabull, Armani, luxar, malone, avalanche, etc...

[@terrywagner1308]

Great seeing your sister! Have we met your Dad?😊

[@micahthiessen4596]

Collect the wool from the cows!!😂

[@monikajohnson8236]

Calving videos,please!!

[@hardlyableacresrsh7212]

There can't be much nutrition in those bean stems. Do the cows sort them out of the TMR?

[@riezky6684]

How much red holstein in your farm?

[@jonasplangger8055]

new hair😍

[@johnhudsonvalley9088]

Good morning ,great videos what part of Canada 🇨🇦 you guy’s located,how many milking cows 🐄 you have ?

[@larrypolk2378]

Grandma he is a great young man

[@BoydGilbreath]

107K wow good work. Consistent message, informative, creative!

[@saskdutchkid]

Thank you!

[@casey5711]

Trimming the ladies backs and tails , never seen that before 😀👍🏾🇨🇦

[@friendship1957]

Good video and great hair.

[@bishnudhungana2808]

learned new name "favabean" we call this "Bakulla"😀😀 we also call Bakulla for #Indian_pond _heron bird. have you tried eating dried fava been "seed" it tastes so good just need to remove outer shell and cook well.

[@josefigueroa6911]

Hey man where can I buy the hot air blower ? grettings from Mexico !

[@allanarcher]

Hey Jan. You didn’t put Austin’s KZbin link in the comments 😊

[@FullLineAustin]

Hi Allan, here is a link to my video! Hope you enjoy! kzbin.info/www/bejne/hl6Yfp2moa-JnKs

[@philliptaylor6149]

I want the job of looking after the calves, so cute.

[@roldanaoay8095]

Best farm ever.😊they have complete farm machineries.😊 I hope I've a chance to work in your farm @SuskDutch Kid.😊

[@Its_Me0000]

Interesting how you give the cows a haircut. Who cut your hair? :)

[@saskdutchkid]

Some very nice lady at Tommy Guns haha

[@popquizzz]

Doesn't pasteurizing the colostrum kill some of the beneficial enzymes and initial antibodies that a calf gets from its mother?

[@saskdutchkid]

Maybe but the pros out weigh the cons

[@mfanwelikeit3760]

It may reduce some of them, but recent studies have shown that pasteurising has a much better protective effect on calves. They’re far less likely to suffer from diarrhoeal illnesses and pneumonia. They still get antibodies etc but not the coliforms (germs from poop) that can make them ill.

[@kieranroberts9119]

My uncle paddy owned a farm and his children drank unpasteurised milk I eat unpasteurised butter I don't believe sterilising the milk is good for the calfs you are messing with nature......

[@HalinaSundling]

Ive been curious how farmers plant seeds with all those arces

[@TheMarky26]

Its not uncommon for one farmer to own 20,000 acres and up in my area here in Canada..

[@janklaas3242]

Nice haircut!

[@saskdutchkid]

Thanks haha

[@valentinderrien]

J'adore tes vidéos ! Continue comme ça mec !👌🤙🤩