Our small family owned dairy farm in North Central Pennsylvania
It's always interesting to watch small dairy farm videos, as they're so common in the hills and hollows of both Northern Pennsylvania and much of New York. Common but kind of a dying breed as milk prices as low, labor is intense and backbreaking on farms, but milk still helps pay some of the farm expenses.
Apparently there is a lot of videos about different ways you can build pig tractors to till up and fertilize your land using hogs while not spending a shit load of energy and effort shoveling and hauling hog crap. Neat stuff, as you can always use more organic matter on your land, plus, well bacon.
My parents had dairy goats when I was young. I heard stories about moldy cheese and all the work. But still kind of interesting video.
