NEW COW BRUSHES COST £3K, WAS IT WORTH IT???

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Жыл бұрын

In this episode you'll get to see myself and other staff install a new motorised cow brush along with 4 other fixed ones.
Have to say the satisfaction of seeing them enjoy their new brushes was worth the time and money spent!
Hope you enjoy the video and feel free to like, comment and subscribe!
Thanks for watching

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@KayzlePop

I'm gonna tell ya what.. No1 spends that kinda $$ on a Cow Scratcher & Brush unless they LOVE their Cows!! It's obvious U DO!❤❤

@smilingfox2214 Жыл бұрын

I love love love watching them enjoying a good scratch! 😂

@jonathanroberts4615

I feel cheated. 30 seconds of scratching. 😢

@gramemcdowall8246 Жыл бұрын

Good video, step back though, and think about your safety, you have one pair of eyes, use goggles when drilling. You cannot replace your eyes

@cmmc3400 Жыл бұрын

I saw a farmer who attached a bunch of push `brooms to a pole. They worked perfectly. I think they were about twenty bucks each.

@barbaralynnpizzullo4538 Жыл бұрын

If I come back in a second life, I want to be a dairy cow on your farm.😊

@douglasskaalrud6865

Spent some time at my grandpa’s farm every year. Small 20-head totally manual operation. We used to hang the old-time “good” push broom-heads on poles and they’d go nuts for them. Had to be careful because the “good” broom-heads had wire-core centers and you didn’t want them rubbing too long. They also loved curry-combs all over their heads.

@mrs.henderson7602 Жыл бұрын

Wonderful everyone gets a spa treatment before and after milking. Your milk production is going to go sky high. 👍 money well spent and you will make your money spent on them back in no time. 🐄

@Knowledgexxxx Жыл бұрын

When cows brushing them self they feel happy and produce more milk

@Blagger3000 Жыл бұрын

I've got one of these in the bedroom for the missus.

@zz449944

When I was a young boy on the farm with about 100 cows total of various ages, one of the unwritten jobs for me, my sister, and my mother was to pet the cows and talk to them daily. Mostly when in the barn, but also outside in the pasture or in the barnyard holding areas. Some cows were less friendly, especially those that were purchased, while the ones that we had raised since birth enjoyed the attention. Most were happy just being petted on the head and neck and some were more aggressive and wanted to rub on us kinda roughly. I know us humans got some bruised arms and shoulders once in while from the ones who really wanted to rub. Most got named when they were young calves, but some got their names changed based on the personality of the cow herself based on our interactions with them.