Tour of New Zealand’s fastest cowshed

In today’s video we get a tour through New Zealand’s fastest cowshed. Enjoy

[@JamesOBrien2253]

That's a ridiculously well thought out shed really impressed

[@tonymckeage1028]

Great Video, a very impressive set up, thanks for sharing

[@JoAnna-gy4dq]

The look on Josh's face at the end 😂. Thanks for the tour, the boys will love it when I show them. 👋 from your favourite fans in Erfurt.

[@schmittagri]

What a set up !! What is the yellow liquid in the shed i don't understand ?

[@markdonnelly7225]

Hi I like your video

[@RickyJames85]

I have heard a lot about this cow shed on the rural exchange radio show while milking at the weekends on magic talk / today fm. Interesting to know your brother works there

[@user-lb6dt2eu6h]

Interesting set up

[@MrHAVOCK77]

Awesome thanks for that most interesting

[@eprohoda]

Yo. very fantastic !:)

[@papamorris4402]

It was very fun at the start of the yeah because I worked with Josh very good work environment

[@skram5060]

Very informative vlog for New aspirants. Sir, would you pls let's know Farm house name and location in NZ... Thank you

[@kfactor7]

Cool set up but how much did it cost! And also I can milk 600 through one shed/ one man operation. (60 rotary, two herds using batt latch system so they walk themselves home. Whereas they need two people at least at all times so there’s another cost of labour unit. Also does he have an agitation device or stirrer in that proliq trough? Thanks for the tour though, but seems an expensive operation and they could look at recycling green water as the water bill must be sky high. Some neat innovations nonetheless.

[@FamilyFarmingandFun]

I’m sure it wasn’t cheap I didn’t ask that question. Yes it is possible to milk 600 by your self, how long does it take you to milk? I’m not sure if they have a stirrer in the proliq. Yeah it’s a interesting cowshed to take a look at. I understand they are look at doing something like a flood system recycling water. Thanks for the questions

[@newzealandroadster]

600 cows 1mob 50 rotary bail.. 2 hrs on a good day.. 2 1/2 on a bad day

[@shaynelammas9413]

Who owns this Farm tho ??? And how big is it arces wise tho too

[@kiwifarmerpete5246]

What a confusing set up! You’d spend all ya time setting gates and entering in drafts. Some good ideas but some of it just doesn’t seem overly practical

[@FamilyFarmingandFun]

I think I may have been a bit confusing explaining it. Pretty much once it’s set you won’t change it, but it does give you options. For example you have the first herd on the yard getting milked the second herd can come in and get mixed up while cows are being milked and leaving, then when they are leaving one herd gets drafted to the proliq the other straight to there paddock and if you decided to dry off 40 cows you could draft them separately. I struggle to write things down, hopefully you get where I’m heading.

[@kiwifarmerpete5246]

@@FamilyFarmingandFun 👍🏻

[@sgtcrab2569]

Fred Dagg and Trevor?

[@bennygeorge922]

Most likely a nice set up but you don't want the let the shed go to fast if you have auto cup removers going to fast cows not milked out enough means high cell count

[@WasimAnsari-px1dn]

Can you give me a job?