We had a couple of neighbours who had just moved in and lived next to one of our fields. During harvest they called the cops as we worked late into the night best time was slurry though they made more of a stink that the slurry did. Police came and said to them how do you think food grows. Next time don't get a house backing onto agricultural land lol.
It's good that you are trying to be a considerate neighbour, however, if someone has bought a house in the countryside then they have to expect countryside activities (like farming) to take place. The UK 'countryside' IS a manufactured environment that wouldn't be the classic image people have of fields/hedges and animals if it wasn't for farming.
I love how polite tom was. I live by farms , worked on farms when its time to spread muck it goes on. If you dont like country smells and sights , and the fact farmers have to work all hours sometimes go live in a city
I’m surrounded by farmland and sometimes it smells and sometimes it’s loud during the day and sometimes the farmer is on his motorbike at 4am outside my place and I wouldn’t change it for the world The farmer keeps an eye on my house so I get extra security I keep an eye out for stock in distress or escaping stock it’s a win win
We moved about 15 years ago to a nice area, with lots of fields and farms. Our glorious ( NOT} council decided that a new housing estate would be a great idea! now, we have over 2000 new builds matchboxes where the open fields used to be. Best of it is we have a few old mill sites and a disused coal and gas site that no one wants to develop! Our house is a terraced old mill workers house, built properly not thrown up.👍
Still hanging out for the drone footage showing any differences/no change between areas you used the microbes on vs areas left without last year. Love seeing the tanking videos mind. All the best to Jo and the little one.
Thank you for your little warning about farm safety. I lost a close friend because he was working on his onion tractor. His brother turned it on and he was crushed. Farm safety is important.
I moved into the Country a few years ago, Lincolnshire.. Right in the middle of all the farms pretty much, Pig Farms, Cows, the lot. the mud around our village is intense sometimes, my poor Saab gets grafted every time it moves, the Dogs come home looking like walking lumps of mud, the dust in the area when its dry, and the NOISE!!! But I wouldn't have it any other way, I love it.
Oh my goodness that's one of the best smells in the countryside. I always open the car window and take a deep breath in when I get a whiff or sighting. 😊
Yes Tom nice one mate definitely in need for a that brush and that a full full slurry pit and farming comes first if you need to spread its by a time you just need to spread it. It’s is what it is
Technically the people that lived on the farm weren't complaining it's the people VISITING who would having a problem with the smell. The visitors aren't living there.
When you live close to a farm what do you expect? How do people think that they get the beautiful green countryside? If you live there long enough you wont even notice the smell, if you don't like it move back to the city where you will be breathing in harmful gases... good job Tom on all levels.
Tom, just this once, if you could get the services of a tanker fleet to quickly empty the slurry pit, that would buy you some time to rectify the problem of extra rain water increasing slurry volume. And, the solution should be a permanent one, not temporary. Temporary fixes tend to cost more if the original issue is not fixed.
@@hsaurid👍 umbilical is when you have a pump at the farm end and then pipes layed out to the field with a tractor on the other end of the pipe driving up and down the field spreading it. I'm sure Tom will do a video of it 🤣
I have a neighbour who asked the farmer not to spread on the field beside us, 2 years later and they are dictating when the field can get spread on to it, be careful what you start Tom 👍👍
It's upsetting that a lot of people in the comments are immediately trying to frame your neighbors as people moving somewhere where they don't belong when they weren't the ones who had the problem with the smell. I get why they would ask you to wait until the city folk left and I think it was also very nice of you to compromise. As long as they are not constantly complaining about the smell I don't think it was rude of them to nicely ask for you to wait a bit to spread slurry. Hopefully, your kindness goes a very long way and you have a beautiful relationship moving forward.
It looks like to me that you’re feels are getting much richer in the greenery and the growth since you have used so much of your own fertilizer I think that is awesome. Waste not want not happy farmer happy cows love it.
Tom, you definitely don’t mind getting stuck into a job. It is kind of crazy, though, that your grass is growing so well it’s even growing on the shed roof.
Hi Tom I know you are sooo busy and have mountains of content to film. So with that being said I was just wondering if I could put a request in. You have this beautiful new milking polar and I feel we haven’t seen it in its operational glory from beginning to end. I’ve been so fascinated by you and the Ginger for years and love watching all of your content and all the upgrades and growth. I look forward to your continued success in farming & growing family. Bless you all love 💕 & hugs 🤗 from Wisconsin
You definitely need to do something to reduce the amount of rain water going into your slurry system. Covering the clamps wil clearly help recue it, maybe also covering the yard in front of the new parlour and/or the muck yard. one after the other, this can be done in separated parts and will not block your operations like the parlour did. Good effort though.
Worked at a large beef slaughter house ( steers, bulls, sheep & lambs ). I had to do a walk thru in stock yard that had covered roofs to check supply & exhaust fans. Steer manure did not smell too bad. Worst was the rendering room where they cooked guts, scrapes etc 24/5. Only had to spend 30 seconds in that room and your clothes and skin had a bad smell. Would wear shoes from work to front door the take them off outside after spending time there. Pig manure along with just pigs are the worse smelling things for sure.
I came over from Doss Farms from y'alls Canada video. So glad that I'm in your family now. But I'm also wondering if Chris is a relative or a friend? ❤. Hugs from Texas sweetie 🩷🤠🩷
I live in the U.S., I would never even think to ask a farmer to delay their job for my convenience. I mean, they knew they moving in next to a farm field, what do they expect? Hopefully for them the wind blows away from the neighbor.
My gable end is plastered in muck after the farmer spreads. We also get random chunks landing on the lawn. I wouldn't dream of asking him not to spread. It's the countryside
Great video Tom! in your last video you met up with the couple that had a show on Disney+ … I think I speak for everyone, Tom should have a show on Disney+ ! Disney if you’re paying attention give Tom a show! HaHa
I think the ginger guy is trying to start a garden on top of the barn you should put a camera there to make sure he’s not trying to like build a garden on top of the barn. Great video happy Friday everybody happy cows. Be well be you
I think by turning around you have given the game away about not running the separator the midden has turned into a maize silage clamp 🤣 unfortunately I don’t think that will be the last brick in the tanker given the amount of development work this year but like you said farming is rarely glamorous great video Tom
Hi Didier from Ireland. My brother is in France for the match. Today he visits our cousin in bailleul cemetery. (rip 1917). I had a French student from dijon on my dairy farm in 1996.he loved my John deere 2850,with rock music tapes. I see Tom likes Coldplay. Here's such a cool dude with irish sense of humour. Viva les verts. Bon chance.
@@seanmcdermott5260yes sean, my dairy farm is 50 km from the green people of saint etienne in the heart of the central massif, I hope that Ireland will make a very good match, it is a very beautiful country, bonne chance to you too
Another Tom Pemberton production. People who move out of town to the country must accept the smells and farm noise as they were there before them. It's like moving next door to a factory and then complain about the noise, they must of heard it when they looked at the property. Any news yet on junior and Jo? Hope Ginger Warrior is feeling alot better now.
will you please do a video on the cafe and what goes into making it profitable? It would be great to see your butcher in action, and the different depts in the cafe.
First of all it is a working farm therefore things need to be done a certain time and in a certain way, you not getting feed for your animals at the right time means you would have to buy in feed, so work out the cost and say to then Okay I wont do the slurry on that feild for another 7 days but that means I cant get a 4th cut so I am sure you would like to pay x amount for the feed i will need to cart in. Honestly you buy a property near a working farm you expect smells otherwise dont buy there. My rant over for the week lol. Love you videos Tom. One question did you lovely wife have the baby you didnt say in the Canada video
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We had a couple of neighbours who had just moved in and lived next to one of our fields. During harvest they called the cops as we worked late into the night best time was slurry though they made more of a stink that the slurry did. Police came and said to them how do you think food grows. Next time don't get a house backing onto agricultural land lol.
Yes it’s not what you ask it’s how you go about it
I love the officers response to them. Well said.
😮 just love how the police dealt with the incident. 🎉
It's good that you are trying to be a considerate neighbour, however, if someone has bought a house in the countryside then they have to expect countryside activities (like farming) to take place. The UK 'countryside' IS a manufactured environment that wouldn't be the classic image people have of fields/hedges and animals if it wasn't for farming.
I love how polite tom was.
I live by farms , worked on farms when its time to spread muck it goes on.
If you dont like country smells and sights , and the fact farmers have to work all hours sometimes go live in a city
The smell of muck is like countryside air .
I’m surrounded by farmland and sometimes it smells and sometimes it’s loud during the day and sometimes the farmer is on his motorbike at 4am outside my place and I wouldn’t change it for the world
The farmer keeps an eye on my house so I get extra security I keep an eye out for stock in distress or escaping stock it’s a win win
Foxtrot Oscar comes to mind! Farm and grass looking great
Impressed, tom chattered for 2 minutes without breathing, then broke into song, no breathe. I,m understanding most of his talk now😊!
I quite like the smelll of muck spreading, reminds me of when I worked on a dairy farm in the school holidays. Happy days 👍
We moved about 15 years ago to a nice area, with lots of fields and farms. Our glorious ( NOT} council decided that a new housing estate would be a great idea! now, we have over 2000 new builds matchboxes where the open fields used to be. Best of it is we have a few old mill sites and a disused coal and gas site that no one wants to develop! Our house is a terraced old mill workers house, built properly not thrown up.👍
Still hanging out for the drone footage showing any differences/no change between areas you used the microbes on vs areas left without last year. Love seeing the tanking videos mind. All the best to Jo and the little one.
Thank you for your little warning about farm safety. I lost a close friend because he was working on his onion tractor. His brother turned it on and he was crushed. Farm safety is important.
I moved into the Country a few years ago, Lincolnshire.. Right in the middle of all the farms pretty much, Pig Farms, Cows, the lot. the mud around our village is intense sometimes, my poor Saab gets grafted every time it moves, the Dogs come home looking like walking lumps of mud, the dust in the area when its dry, and the NOISE!!! But I wouldn't have it any other way, I love it.
Prayers for health and safety.🙏❤️🙏
Oh my goodness that's one of the best smells in the countryside. I always open the car window and take a deep breath in when I get a whiff or sighting. 😊
Who'd have thought that slurry could be so interesting. Hope your neighbours aren't to upset 😂
How many cows do you milk?
Brilliant video Tom 👍👍👍👍🇬🇧
Yes Tom nice one mate definitely in need for a that brush and that a full full slurry pit and farming comes first if you need to spread its by a time you just need to spread it. It’s is what it is
Tom glad that brick didn't do any serious damage to the inside love the muck spreading video keep up the great work
So glad you cleared that gutter Tom - I kept noticing it and it was setting off my OCD !! Great video as usual ❤
Production levels through the roof Tom , you brighten my day with every upload ,thankyou.
Why move next to a farm and then complain about the odor or noise associated with it? Never made sense to me when it happens.
Technically the people that lived on the farm weren't complaining it's the people VISITING who would having a problem with the smell. The visitors aren't living there.
When you move to the country you have to expect smells it’s part of the experience 😊❤
Or move to one of those estates where they have mini farms and no agriculture.
I hope you either put that cover down or your dad knew you had opened it
Glad you put slurry on the fields. So much better than some chemical stuff that has who knows what action to the ground.
When you live close to a farm what do you expect? How do people think that they get the beautiful green countryside? If you live there long enough you wont even notice the smell, if you don't like it move back to the city where you will be breathing in harmful gases... good job Tom on all levels.
Thank you Tom 😘
Managed to get a 4th cut this year, southern Vancouver Island.......mind you, lots of irrigation required
Love how you just call the cows in and they come, think you should call yourself the Jedi Cow Master.👍🤗
The grass is looking so beautiful!!!!
Tom, just this once, if you could get the services of a tanker fleet to quickly empty the slurry pit, that would buy you some time to rectify the problem of extra rain water increasing slurry volume. And, the solution should be a permanent one, not temporary. Temporary fixes tend to cost more if the original issue is not fixed.
He mentioned an umbilical team coming, which is the same sort of thing but better 👍
@@bearplant Thanks for the new tidbit of information. Agricultural terminology varies from country to country.
@@hsaurid👍 umbilical is when you have a pump at the farm end and then pipes layed out to the field with a tractor on the other end of the pipe driving up and down the field spreading it. I'm sure Tom will do a video of it 🤣
@@bearplant Who says old dogs can’t learn new tricks! Thank you again for the explanation.
Fantastic vid tom, have a great weekend team Pemberton
Another great video Tom great drone footage 🦌👍👍👍
You shouldn’t be compromising Tom. If you give an inch eventually they will take a mile
I have a neighbour who asked the farmer not to spread on the field beside us, 2 years later and they are dictating when the field can get spread on to it, be careful what you start Tom 👍👍
He isnt in the USA
@@teakdougyfresh9528 us not USA, I meant the field is beside us as in our family 😂
@@FSLandscaping hahahah. Nice
Thanks for the video Tom ✌️
Loving to see a John deere on you're channel, best tractor ever😂
I made a simple pipe support on my channel and it stops the pipe from kinking. Good video
Great video Tom as always 👏👏👍👍
Another amazing vidio
It's upsetting that a lot of people in the comments are immediately trying to frame your neighbors as people moving somewhere where they don't belong when they weren't the ones who had the problem with the smell. I get why they would ask you to wait until the city folk left and I think it was also very nice of you to compromise. As long as they are not constantly complaining about the smell I don't think it was rude of them to nicely ask for you to wait a bit to spread slurry.
Hopefully, your kindness goes a very long way and you have a beautiful relationship moving forward.
It looks like to me that you’re feels are getting much richer in the greenery and the growth since you have used so much of your own fertilizer I think that is awesome. Waste not want not happy farmer happy cows love it.
Tom, you definitely don’t mind getting stuck into a job. It is kind of crazy, though, that your grass is growing so well it’s even growing on the shed roof.
Making great use of that shed, growing a little extra fodder for your cows in the gutter. Love it! :)
Hi Tom I know you are sooo busy and have mountains of content to film. So with that being said I was just wondering if I could put a request in. You have this beautiful new milking polar and I feel we haven’t seen it in its operational glory from beginning to end. I’ve been so fascinated by you and the Ginger for years and love watching all of your content and all the upgrades and growth. I look forward to your continued success in farming & growing family. Bless you all love 💕 & hugs 🤗 from Wisconsin
Thanks for vid, it reminded me that it was time to spread the chook poo on garden, spring has arrived in this neck of the woods.
You definitely need to do something to reduce the amount of rain water going into your slurry system.
Covering the clamps wil clearly help recue it, maybe also covering the yard in front of the new parlour and/or the muck yard. one after the other, this can be done in separated parts and will not block your operations like the parlour did.
Good effort though.
Worked at a large beef slaughter house ( steers, bulls, sheep & lambs ). I had to do a walk thru in stock yard that had covered roofs to check supply & exhaust fans. Steer manure did not smell too bad. Worst was the rendering room where they cooked guts, scrapes etc 24/5. Only had to spend 30 seconds in that room and your clothes and skin had a bad smell. Would wear shoes from work to front door the take them off outside after spending time there. Pig manure along with just pigs are the worse smelling things for sure.
I came over from Doss Farms from y'alls Canada video. So glad that I'm in your family now. But I'm also wondering if Chris is a relative or a friend? ❤. Hugs from Texas sweetie 🩷🤠🩷
Tom you can get them switches in any good motor factors it's only a two way switch
Good video Tom
Can you do much about all the rain water getting in your effluent? Or does it require roofing all your clamps and cow yards?
Love and prayers 😇💜
Morning Tom
1080p today :) Evidently fixed the issue from last week :) Great video again Tom well done!! (also now enhanced bitrate is available! nice)
Great video!! Hope you’ll be 🎥 the slurry being spread by pipe??
I live in the U.S., I would never even think to ask a farmer to delay their job for my convenience. I mean, they knew they moving in next to a farm field, what do they expect? Hopefully for them the wind blows away from the neighbor.
This was recommended to me for some random reason 😁
I live in a village in Oxfordshire ,were surrounded by farms and Ive found this interesting 👍👍
A-Mazing video Tom (spotted in the background)
I'm patiently waiting for the video where the midden gets empty and the bail leaves the farm!
Bollocks to your neighbours Tom!... if they don't like the smell of the countryside... don't move there 😂😂
Painting the field 😅 the best time I've vaccy tanked was quite thick slurry on a field with snow on it , great fun !! 😂
22:40 great content again
My gable end is plastered in muck after the farmer spreads. We also get random chunks landing on the lawn. I wouldn't dream of asking him not to spread. It's the countryside
Another very interesting video Thank you 😊😊😊😊
Great video Tom! in your last video you met up with the couple that had a show on Disney+ … I think I speak for everyone, Tom should have a show on Disney+ ! Disney if you’re paying attention give Tom a show! HaHa
Is there a slurry pit at the auxiliary rental barn across the way? I don't recall seeing anything of the like.
Agri is our culture
How's the milk yield in the new parlour?
As a kid we had a neighbor constantly complaining about the lot beside his house being overgrown. My father's answer, start raising pigs in there.
Great video Tom
Neighbours need to take big sniffs, smell doesn’t last long that way!
If you live in the country expect slurry smells, if ya don’t like it stay in the cities and smell a different slurry
We used to live in the country and a neighbor got upset about when another farmers cows were mooing 😂😂 lol
Pardon the pun, but tough sh!t. They bought a house in a farming area !!!
A couple of months ago I reseeded my 'lawn' with coated seeds, the darned stuff grows like crazy! I cut it and two days later it's grown an inch!
You look so much better with no facial hair
Nice one to a lot of rain today
Tom will you get some donkeys for petting after we’ve been in the shop
It’s because of compaction for the trye of the tractor. Compaction helps nitrogen stay in the soil
I think the ginger guy is trying to start a garden on top of the barn you should put a camera there to make sure he’s not trying to like build a garden on top of the barn. Great video happy Friday everybody happy cows. Be well be you
I think by turning around you have given the game away about not running the separator the midden has turned into a maize silage clamp 🤣 unfortunately I don’t think that will be the last brick in the tanker given the amount of development work this year but like you said farming is rarely glamorous great video Tom
Neighbor's American Friends can survive lol, and I say this as an American myself. Hopefully the "compromise" worked!
Awesome my brother 💙👌🏻🚜
Great video Tom 😊
I think your being to nice Tom!
Time for a new hose as well as the pto cover
Great job on all and great video, and some people are mad on what they ask 😅😅
hi tom, to wash your hands and remove the smell of slurry...you have to use coffee grounds with the soap, didier from france
Hi Didier from Ireland. My brother is in France for the match.
Today he visits our cousin in bailleul cemetery. (rip 1917).
I had a French student from dijon on my dairy farm in 1996.he loved my John deere 2850,with rock music tapes. I see Tom likes Coldplay. Here's such a cool dude with irish sense of humour. Viva les verts. Bon chance.
Or sugar
@@seanmcdermott5260yes sean, my dairy farm is 50 km from the green people of saint etienne in the heart of the central massif, I hope that Ireland will make a very good match, it is a very beautiful country, bonne chance to you too
Been waiting for a maize video and got a poo video instead 😂
Another Tom Pemberton production.
People who move out of town to the country must accept the smells and farm noise as they were there before them. It's like moving next door to a factory and then complain about the noise, they must of heard it when they looked at the property. Any news yet on junior and Jo? Hope Ginger Warrior is feeling alot better now.
What model of tractor is the John deere??Have you had it for a long time? I don't see the presentation video of him😁desde españa buen trabajo 👍
Good video Tom another busy day crack on see you in the next one.
I watch a few farming blogs now and I have a new found respect and appreciation for farmers and what they do.
Thank you Tom.
Great video as always Tom. Have you ever got to the stage where the slurry tower has overflowed and what would you do if it did?
I have questions... what is that green tractor? 🤣 Great video as always!
Cracking video as always
Have a look at Splashit shoes to go onto the end of your dribble bar pipes, they act like a mini splash plate
will you please do a video on the cafe and what goes into making it profitable? It would be great to see your butcher in action, and the different depts in the cafe.
I’ve enjoyed your content. I was sent by Chad Doss. Thank you so much for your video.
First of all it is a working farm therefore things need to be done a certain time and in a certain way, you not getting feed for your animals at the right time means you would have to buy in feed, so work out the cost and say to then Okay I wont do the slurry on that feild for another 7 days but that means I cant get a 4th cut so I am sure you would like to pay x amount for the feed i will need to cart in. Honestly you buy a property near a working farm you expect smells otherwise dont buy there. My rant over for the week lol. Love you videos Tom. One question did you lovely wife have the baby you didnt say in the Canada video
great stuff
Not normal to cover box muck this side of the country 😉. Guessing you got ya maze done 👍