Mowing Triticale

[@lonniejacobs551]

when i was 4 i would run around the kitchen while my mom and aunts made food for the men haying. the whole ranch depended on getting the hay done. we raised beef cows here in mt. watching your mom bringing you food in the field brought back those memories. thanks

[@simonhallgren5876]

lonnie jacobs that takes me back a few years when my grandpa made hay for the cows and all the men and us children was out and then hear grandma call “dinner is done” it was really nice and then eat Swedish fika. Simon from Sweden🇸🇪

[@youngyoung6250]

Unless you have allergies. But still worth it. . Oh how I miss Montana. . Thanks. .

[@vanbrown785]

Again, a delightful episode. Please remain as natural as you are. I so enjoy these. Thanks.

[@mrbourdet]

I hope you and your family have a wonderful Mother's Day. It is great to have a mom that runs food to you in the middle of a field.

[@raynonabohrer5624]

God bless all the mothers out there and wives who are out their fixing lunch and dinner. happy Mother's Day to my fellow Moms. Great video!

[@markybear92840]

Its so awesome to see your mom out there...the wife of 9th generation dairyman, mother of 10th generation dairyman and grandmother of 11th generation dairygirl....knowing her husband and son need to work in the fields......so she brings you lunch!

[@michelleellsworth3886]

To bad your daughter couldn't hang out with you and drive the 🚜 tractor. She is just adorable. Hope you and the family are doing ok. I hope that there will be minimal to no affect of this shut down will affect your business. You guys work so hard and would seriously be bummed if it hurts your business. Til next time please be safe. Thanks for sharing. Sincerely, Michelle, Pup Harley and Kitty Liam from Arlington, Massachusetts

[@fix-it8608]

Just drove past your farm today (Sunday) and saw you going to feed the heifers thought it was cool to see a star in real life keep that grind up bro cool to see you out there workin

[@alexyegon2381]

How can anyone dislike this video, the content is excellent, language family friendly and educative all through. Can't thank you enough for giving me ideas.

[@kit888]

Love how you explain the details, how and why you do things, the things that go wrong and how you fix them. Also beautiful color and contrast from the GoPro. Audio is good too.

[@joenoe7885]

Nice to see the whole family working and everyone doing there part, once again you have proved yourself to be a hard worker and a true loyal lover of the things you have been intrusted too,,, family,, God,, the farm and all the animals....good job my friend, keep your chin up....

[@robertswan2950]

Love watching your videos. It’s something positive and peaceful to watch. Much respect for your hardworking family.

[@hoophil]

Hi Eric! Great video! Wow that crop sure looks healthy! Thanks for all your work, putting the videos together for us! Stay safe and healthy!

[@heretoforeunknown]

After watching a number of your uploads I have a much better understanding and appreciation of our Diary Farmers.

[@maxlown363]

I grew up on a 40 head dairy farm during the 70s and 80s. I sure enjoy seeing young people want to farm, and families farming together.

[@steveadams99708]

Another interesting and informative video Eric. It's a joy to watch you work and all that you accomplish. Thank you

[@IncognitoGuy9]

I grew up in the country and my family rented out our land. It is awesome seeing why you do things a certain way, definitely answers questions I've had for years. Please be sure to disconnect the PTO or to turn off your tractor before fiddling with the business end of equipment. You got a wife and child who depend on you, take care of yourself so you can take care of them. Thankyou for all of your hard work and dedication for the consumers, I for sure am grateful. P.S. the drone footage in your videos as well as explanations are a great addition! Cheers 👍

[@MrBuckaroo2014]

Always smile when I see your notifications. I ALWAYS learn at least one new thing from each of your videos.

[@steveneal2706]

Awesome video Eric. You and your family and friends do a great job. Thank you for teaching us about farming. Great job buddy

[@stevetornga4990]

I spent all of my childhood growing up on my family's Dairy Farms it was the best years of my life I miss it so much your videos bring back so many memories and it's nice to see that hard work still pays off great job keep them coming

[@jeremyccarter]

THANKS for all the camera angles!!! I know you could do your job faster if you didn't have to keep stopping, moving cameras, etc--but it makes your vids that much more awesome!!!!! Thanks for sharing your hard work with the world! God bless!!!!

[@dimduk]

I like the machinery shots. I also like that you have a good crop, farming is hard even when everything goes right and that doesn't happen very often. Good video Eric.

[@jceades1950]

Love your videos. Still would like to see more family stuff. You are an interesting guy.Keep the videos coming.

[@loborobertson7212]

Thank you and your family for all the hard work yall do for us 🇺🇸👍👍🤠

[@BrendaHoward411]

There’s so much more to Dairy Farming than just milking. All farmers work so hard. Respect!!!

[@casey5711]

Eric, think it’s Eric. Your at the top of your game, great job. Thank you.😀👍🏾🚜🇺🇸

[@danpeterson9116]

I love the wonder in your voice when you experience something new. Beautiful vistas as you mow...

[@willzimmerman6150]

I'd recognize that scenery any day! I had no idea we lived so close to your farm. These videos are even better now!

[@theveggieboys]

Awesome video Eric, keep up the great work!

[@juzeff9666]

Remember to turn your tractor off when you’re doing something with the mower. It’s not much but it can save your fingers, hands or even life. Great work as always : D Regards from Poland!

[@timbohouston]

You're right dude

[@Classifiedreality]

Thanks for the show...wish we had Smell A Vision video, love the smell of a fresh cut green crop. Keep on keeping on.

[@s2morana]

You have such nice fields! So green and lush. You’re awesome jumping from dairy farming to this, a man of many good trades you are 👍🙏

[@apl175]

Those of us that are office, IT, and so-called "knowledge" workers - that literally haven't been outside for more than 30 minutes each week for the past 7 weeks - are looking with so much appreciation and envy at farmers like yourself enjoying the warmer, sunny weather. I will also think twice about the origin and supply chain when I click 'add to cart' on milk or steak or bread at my favorite online grocer.

[@vote4carp]

I used to install two-way radios in farm equipment around my state, and by far, the dairy farms were some of the hardest working operations I've ever seen. Kudos to them all!

[@dougdiplacido2406]

I am amazed at how relaxing it is to watch you mow and do farm work. It was snowing here in Erie and it is May!. H ope you get better weather for drying down your way. Thanks for another great video.

[@tommccaslin2290]

I appreciate the education and quality of the videos you provide.

[@kimcwhite6509]

Beautiful crop! I didn’t know what triticale was before your video. You’ve taught me a lot.

[@joelee662]

Eric that did look like a good crop well explained thank you for letting me view the video 👍🇺🇸

[@jeremyk3909]

Do I hear you listening to some worship music while mowing! Love it. The Stand is my favorite. Honestly, I’ve become addicted to these videos.

[@justingartner5835]

Very informative. Love the creative camera shots, you got a good thing going here. I have never been a farmer but this is entertaining! Stay humble

[@jamflu]

I am so jealous. I bet that fresh cut field smells wonder. Be very thankful son.

[@jamflu]

Long productive day.

[@chollettgarrett]

So I found you at 12:00 midnight CST and watched as many videos as I could until about 10:00 AM and looked at your upload history and saw you hadn’t uploaded in awhile. I’ve never clicked on a video faster. I love watching your videos. I know I could never do your job but love seeing all of it

[@derek2007]

Absolutely love your channel. Watched nearly all your videos already. Keep up the great work bud

[@MrLembnau]

Really like your videos. I had a friend in elementary school that lived on a dairy farm and i had a lot of fun with him on thier family farm. I was way too young back then to understand how much hard work it actualy is. Some people just take it for granted that they can buy anything they need in a store but dont ever think about how much hard work goes into making it. You do a good work showing what goes into giving us the luxury of just going to a store and beeing able to buy milk. (btw feels silly saying "back then". im about the same age as you but elementary school was like 15 years ago.)

[@late4dinner287]

I been carrying a cordless impact for knives but last year I threw on a cordless 4-1/2" grinder. You won't believe how nice it is to just quick grind an edge on a knife now and then when you knock something. It's a staple on the tractor when mowing now

[@jwhitley101whitleyfarms9]

Thank you I finally found somebody on here that sharpens the blades on the mower. I know it's faster and it saves money but everybody on KZbin just throws the blade down. I would have ran that blade for a few years or till it had a bad bend in it that I couldn't get out.

[@jangortemaker381]

Best farming KZbinr 👏 I like your video’s. 💪 Greetings from Holland

[@TheJonathanc82]

It’s a nice (but windy) day here in southern New York too. Looks nice out there in the field! Keep up the hard work and posting the awesome content!

[@jimsteele7108]

I've been off the farm for 30 years. One of my favorite things to do is to ride my dual sport through the countryside while the farmers are cutting hay. The true definition of aroma.

[@charlesshaw9991]

I have 1 thing to say...GREAT CAMERA WORK!!!!! This is awesome

[@johnthelesserofthethirdoft863]

Dad seemed very happy. As he should be, great harvest.

[@TexasGTO]

Wish I had the money to buy y'all all new equipment. Honestly, I'd settle just to be able to pay for everything to be 100% repaired and maintained. Keep doing good work, sir!

[@rafalhalicki9596]

Very nice of you to say that

[@dave_in_florida]

A big happy mother's day to your mom. and to your wife also!

[@BdKty1]

Your production quality and camera work just gets better and better! You deserve the dew woo!

[@downhilltwofour0082]

Great channel! Always has real content and I've learned a lot about farming here. I love it!

[@johnnyboy830]

I been watching a lot of your videos over the last year and one thing I learnt about you. You really love Mountain Dew. Other then that amazing work on your videos.

[@JD9RX830]

I hope you gave your sweet mama a hug!

[@isctony]

you backed that cutter in to the shed like an absolute BOSS. haha, no doubt you've done it countless times but still, impressive!

[@nadirjvoie]

Thanks for your videos man... I like them. Happy Mother's Day!

[@lolita_88]

"You gotta do what you gotta dew" words to live by

[@Mikepacovsky30]

Yeah dude ! You live like 2hrs away from me. Great job on the videos man. Became a big fan

[@jonlengel3341]

Listening to worship while mowing? Love it! 🙌🙌

[@MrGeroth]

Good video, in my day we used sickle mowers, then racked it and then baled, small bales. Myself and 4 other people we would pickup and throw about 1,000 bales of hay a day. My pay started out at 1/2 cent a bale in 1964. Four years later I was making 2 cents a bale. Sorry got carried away.

[@tobywalkersr.7077]

Crop looks like it yielded very well. Love your videos.

[@nick-cb6dl]

Man, no days off with that farm life! Keep on keeping on, dew what you gotta dew brother!

[@jameswilson2578]

Excellent viewing. Long day. thank you for your service Eric.

[@RAHULSHARMA-ip8cc]

I m from India i m continuously seeing your video last 3 month. You are doing such a good work and i also tell you that your KZbin name is too good please don't change it.

[@uppityupshaw]

I came to this channel because of TheHoof GP. Great follow and I'm all caught up! Great channel.

[@michaelc.3812]

This video is such a great reveal to the work you do to feed the cows and produce the milk products. And honestly, this really makes me hold up your father and uncle with high honor for the work they do and how they pass it along to you and your siblings (and cousins).

[@gargar1573]

Hey you do the awesome work as a farmer. Keep up the great work.

[@Purpleburple107]

Thank you for those camera angles, I've been asking for 2 years now

[@watomb]

Watching you cutting was somehow entertaining and satisfying! Great video

[@trudyeagan4336]

Good work. Beautiful crop. I enjoyed watching.

[@REPS-kb7up]

I really enjoy seeing videos of your operation. Impressive.

[@tase6446]

I always click the LIKE button be4 watching ur videos, becoz i know they are going to be fun to watch

[@m1a1jake]

Nice moves on the remotes! The harvesting videos and manure ( skid steer and pik-rite spreader) videos are my favorites.

[@pterodox123]

I think seeing that crop mowed and left in a row is very satisfying.

[@TheRegulator]

I'm really enjoying the worship music in the background! 😃

[@toddbrewer8215]

A little trick I learned from my cousin. If you seed winter triticale in the fall at about 3/4 of the rate you normally would than in the spring before the winter triticale comes back frost seed in spring triticale with the remaining 1/4 rate. For some reason it makes your leaves wider by up to 1/2 inch. Great video.

[@ruancmsoares]

congratulations for the hard work, hugs from Brazil

[@jhs459]

Glad to see another video!!! Keep up the good work man!!

[@crusinscamp]

The grain name caught my eye. I recalled the name from some long ago watched TV show. So I looked it up, from Wikipedia: 'Quadrotriticale was a fictional high-yield, perennial grain featured in the the "Trouble with Tribbles" episode of Star Trek. Specifically, it was a genetically engineered hybrid of wheat and rye with four distinct lobes per kernel.' That was a particularly good episode. Enjoyed watching your video. Thanks for uploading. Learned a few things. This is what the Internet is for.

[@Mr62biscayne]

That's a little freaky.

[@bigdcarmichael]

Righteous skill set. Well deserved Dew!

[@discoveryman59]

Hi Mom!! Thanks for having an AWESOME son!

[@geraldoreyes6146]

Love your music. God bless.

[@johnperry5102]

that was a really great field of grass, good video, very interesting, great job

[@mooglemy3813]

Just discovered your you KZbin postings yesterday. Wow been a long time since I worked as as a kid on our friends 40 head Holstein dairy farm. Mowed hay with a sickel mower, crimped hay with roller device that was new at the time. Use a standard rake to wind row the hay. New Holland bailer at the time used to bale hay, hand stouked and loaded on wagons. Amazed at your operation and like your milking parlour set up. How many active Milkers do you have in your hard. Im guessing at approx 400. Great presentations and even the little stuff like changing a PTO shaft from 540 to 1000 rpm doesn't go unnoticed. Attention to detail is great, keep it up Love your operation,

[@MyCracker1234]

For someone who knows nothing about dairy farming, I'm really not 100% sure what I just watched.....Did you grow grass, cut the grass, now it's going to dry out to feed cows? I guess I've stated watching from the wrong video.......Your channel is very much like Cole The Cornstars channel, but Cole explains with every video why he is doing something........I'm not knocking your channel, I just never got much information from what I was seeing.....It's however nice to see young guys/gals taking on farm work that's been in their family's for god knows how many years...Good on you.

[@carriebrumley8926]

Great video yall put in some long hours thanks for the hard work!!

[@kuanica6585]

So satisfying seeing you roll over that last row!

[@thomascoombs313]

I’ve been looking forward to this all week!

[@MrMagnum7220]

We tried putting rye GRASS with our Triticale. Got a lot more tonnage. Probably do the same next year. Good looking crop you got there. I started planting corn yesterday.

[@oliverjonesmtb9731]

Loving the videos they are the best

[@dallasstone1254]

Love the vids. I love watching these because we just got done mowing rye

[@magpie5710]

That was a terrific go pro job on all those angles. I think we saw more of what you were doing than you did. Nice video, thanks.

[@andyb9767]

Nice looking crop. Thanks for the video

[@Atirav09]

Hello from India! Dont know what I like about your videos, but really getting into them! I think it's your, chill, honest and just to the point no KZbin fanfare style of vlogging! Missed some drone shots in this particular video can understand you're busy but maybe put it up on one of your passes and turn on the "follow me" on DJI to get a good shot when help is not around?

[@fartfarmer3503]

No fair. Your mowing waist high crop, and it snowed again today in NY.

[@roberthertzberg4421]

Thanks for sharing. I remember the long days of working on a farm.

[@jerryg.9655]

Stay safe guys! Love the videos!! 👍

[@sheilakeegan7445]

Mate nice video as always the mower you have is a very good one but on our farm we have a class mower and the blades always fall out and go flying every where and dad makes me go out and find them it's very hard to find the blades and then I have to put them back on but I have a metal bar to lift up the drum and all I need to do is put it in and pull the bar back out and keep going to put in the other blades

[@valtra_er_best591]

Thanks you made my day. Continue like you doing