British Farming | 12 Months On A UK Farm: July
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- Опубликовано: 31 июл 2018
- It's July on the farm - and as most of Britain has been searching for air conditioning, the fields have been pining over water, and the animals have been flocking to the shade.
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Produced By: Josh Aarons, Rufus Denne.
Filmed By: Josh Aarons ( joshaarons.com),
James Norden ( / james_norden ),
Rufus Denne ( / talktoflank )
loving this series of videos, your mum's strength and love for farming are so inspiring. cheers from Brazil.
WOW, from Brazil! So great to hear you're watching and enjoying them! Until next month. 👋
Really enjoying this series. I grew up in rural Bedforshire in the 50‘s and 60‘s but have lived in Germany for many years. The country side, the animals and Sara‘s accent make me feel quite nostalgic.
That's so fun to hear... Hahaha, I can imagine it's even more nostalgic considering the machinery and processes Sarah uses haven't changed since the 60's. Looking forward to showing you August!
“You can take the girl out of the farm, but you can’t take the farming out of the girl” honestly miss living on a farm😔 loving this series ❤️
Come live with me then !😊
I've just found this channel which Is amazing, the passion for farming and live stock really shines through these videos, such a pleasure to watch, please please keep making more, best wishes.
Another splendid video. I do hope the farm has some sustained rain soon for the grass, cows, sheep & peace of mind!
Paul. West Wycombe Village
Please do more this year I love what you do and am just rewatching last years videos
Gaud bless Sarah! She is a true Brit-battler and salt-of-the-earth! She clearly loves her animals they are so soo lucky to have her. Beautiful and heart-warming to see her enjoying that which she loves best, fulfilling her calling :-)
Even a weekend away would be good for your Mom🧡🥰
love this, I'm watching from Bulgaria xx your Ma is so inspiring x
BRO BRO BRO FANTASTIC VIDEO . WAITING FOR AUGUST EDITION.
Aww Sara 💖.. You have to make the time for a getaway don't wait for it. I am always her if u need me 😇. The new baby made my day he is gorgeous. I hope Mom and dad are doing well. Miss u all 😻. much love.
I am from Uganda. My grandparents kept diary cattle and I never fully appreciated how lucky we are to have fresh grass all year round until I watched your videos.
Great video. Thanks for making
verry good work, thank you
That hay shed would make you smile
Incredible
My first day of farming next week, I'm excited
How did it go Sebastian?
@@flankfarm first week was a big learning curve but now I'm enjoying it! My favourite job I've had so far
God bless you! and huge you health! it's very hard being a farmer. huge greetings from Russia! love your channel!
Josh you’re a absolutely magnificent son! I love the way you’re respecting your Mum. Him many siblings do you have? By far your mother is the luckiest person on the planet earth because your lovely boy to her.
How many siblings do you have?
Enjoy..
Another great video 🤓👍🤓🚜🐑❤️
Thanks David!
Great video
Yes. I always feel sorry for the animals when the flies are all over them. The annoying part of it is, that there’s not a lot you can do..
I seem to remember using stockholm tar ( not sure if my spelling is correct) , but it’s a sticky black substance which was supposed to keep flies away. I’m sure there must be dozens of local treatments in different parts of the country. The best thing is to pray for cooler weather and some rain.
Great video. I am from Greece and an love watching your videos. I don't have a farm but I hope to have me own a day. I would like to ask you in which one place in England is your farm and if I can visit your farm. Thank you very Mich.
I loved it when we had no rain
Nice video
For us it's been a another busy month we've done about another 400 acres of hay this time no radio no air con all mowed with a little drum mower and tedded and rowed with a hay Bob then baled with a small baler then we combined about 800 odd acres of barley carted with a JD 2140 no Aircon no radio so yeah sheep are next
Hey, so cool to hear about everything you're doing over there. That's a heck of a lot, especially with no air con! Good luck with the sheep and see you next month for another one!
FLANK I live in the UK as well so I've been dealing with this heat wave to
Stop your whining,if its that ba get another job
Just found this channel and watched every episode from january. Absolutely brilliant. Camera work and editing is superb. Im going to have to become more patient now and wait for each episode!
Hope the rest of the year goes well for you all. From a new fan up in Scotland.
Wow, that’s so incredible!
Thanks so much for finding us, we’re super excited to share with you next months and sorry about the wait. 🙆🏼♂️
The heatwave effected the farms in my town really bad,the water things were almost dry, my area is huge in farming, the grass was dying
Try putting straw or something in the bottom of the water race
Can't believe it's still a drought in England, in Ireland it's been raining four the past 4 days in my area
Yeah, it's been the dream for most, but pretty tough on the farmers, animals, and ground. Thanks for commenting 🙂
Loving watching your mums farm. I am from Australia so 32 is not that hot for us. Lol thank you for sharing
Hahaha, well it's plenty hot enough for us!
@Steve Slade being from England and now living in Aus I can tell you the heat is very different. we have a lot of rain through the year as soon as it gets hot the humidity goes through the roof, its like being in a greenhouse. I've been working here in sand all day in 35degrees and up in the 40's out west on a farm, but back home that will feel hotter again
@Adam Fontana being from England and now living in Aus I can tell you the heat is very different. we have a lot of rain through the year as soon as it gets hot the humidity goes through the roof, its like being in a greenhouse. I've been working here in sand all day in 35degrees and up in the 40's out west on a farm, but back home that will feel hotter again
Love your videos. Keep it up! Is that special silage tape you used to patch the holes?
Thanks a ton. It is - they’re called JAF patches, pretty nifty 🙌🏽
@@flankfarm just googled. Thanks a mil. Never heard of them before but they look the biz! Great job!
What kind of camera did you film with?
They need fly repellent swish is a good one
Another enjoyable episode, sad that it's over for another month though. Do you ever take on volunteers or extra hands during lambing season (or at any time of the year)?
Really happy you enjoyed it, thanks for commenting! Also YES, absolutely - do you want to send an email to hello@talktoflank.com and we can try to organise something?
06:50 Ounnn so cute.
We can drill water and build a water resources
Why don’t you use fly spay or a fly masks to keep the flies off the cows face?
Just a quick question from someone who helps sheppard 4000 ewes and lambs (including foot trimming them) what is the point in spraying the foot before foot bathing them? Surely the spray washes off? Or it does in my case, amazing video all same can't wait for the next one!!
Thanks for the comment and the kind works Harry, that's a good question and one that we're certainly not qualified to answer.
We'll ask Sarah for you when we're next around... though if it's not something you'd do (with your knowledge) - I can only guess it might have been so we (the viewer) could see another way of treating the problem... outside of the footbath. Let us get back to you though.
P.s. That's an incredible amount of sheep - amazing job. Power to you 💪
FLANK Thank you, just thought i'd ask as thats the way i was told, but Sarah definitely knows what shes talking about and im sure she has her reasons for doing so :D
+FLANK hello
+Harry IOM ninaover2017@gmail.com
I'm sorry?
Mr.frank how are you doing?
I can not imagine not trimming my sheep's feet! what research says otherwise? they obviously do not keep sheep in wet, soft ground!
What's the organic matter in her soil?
Interesting question, we don't really know the answer though I'm afraid. How can we find out?
They offer field testing in the USA for about 20 bucks. You can also buy test strips for your field. organic matter field strips test
i am from india srinagar kashmir valley india i have a question for you i am interested to work in this place please tell me full address because i am related to farming
Your mum is great mum. Great woman you must be proud. I'm in Egypt. I'm a ship captain and married from The UK. I'm still in Egypt but i feel i want to work with you and stay in this farm all my life when i come to the UK. Working and live with you. And leave the life at sea. Can i do that Brother. I'm interested to do it.
England 🇬🇧 UK i like Farm 🚜 England 🇬🇧 UK Asma 🇬🇧
I am prakash reddy an i am from India an i whould like to work in farm it's to better be with pets
British farming...
You should spray iodine on bad feet it's cheaper and more attractive.and organic I use it for all my stock