I lost my job in USA and this milking job was available so I took it, I went all pretty with my white shirt the first day and realized it wasn't what I thought it was. I didn't quit tho and after a month I was the fastest milker, it's a dirty job but it's a blessing to work with nature and animals.
Great video Adrian, I worked on a Derbyshire dairy farm for 35 years and it was just wonderful, it broke my heart when I had to finish. Your video bought it all back to those wonderful times, and make me wish for times gone by. Thanks so much.
Adrian, I was compelled to pause the video 11 minutes in to come and leave this comment: You have really taken this to the next level, with your shot set-ups, editing etc. - I really hope that people watching this appreciate just how much time and thought you have invested in this one video. It's as near professional quality as it gets, and wouldn't be out of place as a segment on Ear to the Ground or Countryfile. The only downside is that it would be near impossible for a hard working farmer like yourself to devote that much time to every video consistently, but we, your subscribers, understand that. The pressure is now on Gerry6420 and Farmer Phil to really up their game!!! Your phone will be ringing soon.....!!
@@pauricoreilly5122 and so are them lads, I know them both personally and can tell you now that there two great working lads. I appreciate that also ☺️👍
@@geoffdavison9931 I watch Tom also. His videos are excellent too. So glad I found Adrian. He is so detailed, precise, and I love listening to his accent as I do Tom's. Georgia from Central Florida, USA.
This is what I love, seeing people like you with a real passion for what you do, I'm 14 and have been in a milking pit from the day I was born I've always been around farms and cows and I love every second of it, the other day I said to the worker, ”everyday is a Sunday to me, unless the calves get out then it's a Monday but otherwise when I'm on the farm it's a Sunday” his response to me was ”everydays a Monday to me on a farm” and I said well you aren't in the right job then because if you love your job it's not a real job it's a passion
@@christianlundstrom9918 I don't know if you this,if that ever happens you again. Down at the bottom on the right hand side, there's 3 dots on top of eachother. Hit them, 2 or 3 words will come up, 1 of them is a edit button. So hit that & you can change your comment or add more to it. Hopefully that helps you in the future. You'll see edited beside this comment now,after this. 👍👍 Now. I'm with Paige, he's/she's 100% right & very well said too. 👏👏👍👍 It doesn't matter what you work is either. I'm very interested in farming & I'm trying to get my own place. Very hard thing to do in this Country. Alot of thing's can go against you. From getting the place in the first place, money etc. I've found, you have to be working off farm & get the Grant's for the farm or the bank's wouldn't entertain you. So cause of thing's like them I'm on the brink of walking away from farming. Maybe I'll do some agri contracting & keep my interest in farming that way. Eitherway the future is looking bright with young people like Paige coming up after us.
It's a great video so it is. I wouldn't normally go through the rigmarole about signing in which the powers that be have seen fit to impose on us commenters but this video is so worthy of praise that I have done so just to say thank you to this fantastically well-constructed and informative work and being aware of the extra time this wonderful farmer has added to his days work. Thank you you're great.
I am going to suggest that my brother in law start watching your vlogs, like us he is a dairy farmer, a Cavan man who emigrated all the way to Westmeath! Hope to god that your getting some payback for all the work you put into these vlogs because it has to take a fair bit of time, best of luck from another twice a day 365 days a year dairy farmer.
Your farm is so neat and tidy, no rubbish lying around like other farms and the infrastructure is in good nick. Thank you for sharing your day with us. Your video is very well edited. Best wishes to you and the moo moos
As my grandfather said ''you are a man whos salt of the earth ''respect nature and it will come back in abundance to you !brilliant video and my god your farm is a credit to you .well done and give you your health to carry on doing what you love ❤
I appreciate your enthusiasm for the life. Too often people whine about how hard their life is. But, I thought my day was busy, though just watching how much you do gave me a nose bleed. 😄 Thanks for what you do. 👍
Lad shut up we don’t extort or hurt animals we cate for them some would die during birth without us and we don’t need to be taught a lesson by people who don’t understand the concept of farming
@@animalsarebeautifulpeople3094 sweet jesus these are dairy cattle ye silly hurs yes they die and possibly go for meat but BEEF cattle are bred for meat not fucking dairy cows
This is my first time watching your videos. Incredible job...completely professional. I thought I was watching a documentary and then read more and visited your channel itself and it's just you! You have such happy healthy cows and I smiled through the entire video. Such a dedicated cowtaker (caretaker) you are! And you visit and keep your parents taken care of too! I look forward to going through your other videos and learning more about your beautiful farm. Best to you!
Funny you should call the pitchfork "grape". Here in Norway we call it "greip" but it is pronounced the same way! Interesting how a lot of words in Irish are similar to ours...
Im very much impressed and i know the only reason your not out working 24 hours is because of your keeping up with the day to day work chores and i know how quick it is to get behind on those chores GOOD JOB👍🏽
i found that if you drill a small hole at the end of the crack it stops it from getting longer, you have a grand farm, great drone shots it was very interesting life on a farm is not easy, and you do a grand job of it
Another great video Adrian! The wife is teasing me that I have to watch your videos before we head out to church on Sunday morning 😊. Nice to see the overhead view of the home farm, and good job checking in on the folks! Take care!
Another great video Adrian and fantastic viewing on this wet and windy Sunday afternoon. Here in North Mayo we also call the four pronged implement a "Grape" and the two pronged a "Fork".
Relatively new subscriber to your channel Adrian and use your videos as an escape from the daily grind of working for the ambulance service in Northwest England. Amongst other Farming Social media "influencers" your channel allows me to live my "Good life" 😂 I'm working my way through your back catalogue and just happened across this masterpiece. 1 million views, need i say more! 😮 Keep being you Sir! 👏👏👏
I always love to see different kinds of farmers now I am from The Netherlands and I help my dad on the farm a lot and I wanna take over the farm when it really has to happen and stuff and with you I love how you have manual milking system and we just have a milking robot for it and we just have a couple of sheds with almost 0 steel fences and you have a lot of them it just makes a big difference because you can see where someone is from most of the time when it comes to equipment now with some farmers it is for me cool to see that they have a lot of different tractors like massey ferguson and new holland deutz fahr etc. we only have a Kubota for feeding and 3 Fendts a 828 vario 60kph and 718 vario and another old one i don't know the version of tho but for a quick message I just love to see big differences in other people's farms and our farm because most dutch farms for in my area look a lot like eachother love your video's keep up the good work!
Fair play Adrian, that was a mighty job. The setting up of the different angles to get the good shots is something a lot of us probably don’t appreciate as much as we should.
Little tip for you when opening the bales of silage for the first bale you are feeding cut out the face of the bale you are feeding, peel back the plastic off the bale and you will have a "bag" that you can get a lot of plastic into and when the collection comes around fire the entire thing in, use a tine grab or whatever to pick it up
@@IFarmWeFarm I did the same up until last year, those bags are very hard to come by so I just use them for the net so there won't be any mistake made with the collection
Great video. absolutely top notch work. Thanks for taking the time to do it I know it must have been loads of extra work in your already busy day. Very interesting to see the day to day stuff. Thanks again. 👍
Hi Adrian, Like previous posts a really excellent video thank you. I spent many happy hrs on friends farm in Peak District, but times have changed and we were using Case 885s as main tractors not yard tractor!
Y have really improved and your channel has grown your video on you bale splitter helped me convince dad to get one bales are so easy to grape up now appreciated I'm glad u call it a grape because it's hard to say it to people because they think about the fruit
Just read about this channel in today’s Guardian (not the Nenagh Guardian!). Curiosity brought me here. Excellent. I’m already a fan. Great way to educate the public on how Milk is produced.
You do a lot of things that others SHOULD do but can’t be bothered, simple things like rinsing off your scraper and scraping down your yard, it’s just a case of putting hoses etc at strategic places, a bit of thought and forward planing. Some people are just plain lazy and it shows in their product. Well done you’re a credit to your profession. 👍👍👍👍👍
Really enjoyed the video ,it would be a real plasure to work on such a farm ,clean and tidy ,i worked for a couple of farmers who would benefit from watching your videos to see that a dairy farm can be a clean farm ,looking forward to watching many more of your fine videos .
Great video as always. Drill a small round hole in the end of that crack to stop it spreading further, then tape over it. Last thing you need is the bin of nuts out on the ground!
Excellent video Adrian, appreciate the amazing amount of effort you have put into this video and all your videos. The different camera angles are fantastic. Very well done and thanks for sharing your day with us!
I absolutely loved this video. I am a new to this industry and going to start dairy farm business in my country from next year and this video gave me heaps of motivation. Thank you for the video
Absolutely fantastic video lad , you’re an absolute credit to Irish farmers . Place is spotless and animals in great condition. Keep up the great work 👍🏻🙌🏻
Superb video Adrian. Your farmyard, machinery and stock is a credit to you and your family. You scored a winner with the 895 I reckon. BTW, it's a grape up here in South Derry as well.
Yeah, those poly bin cones do get weak over time and develop stress cracks for the pressure and also vibration from the augers running. That's why we have changed out any on our farm with steel cones.
The cows are BEST happy grazing in the pastures,..!!! All the mixture of concrete and iron is the product of the imagination of the human being,..!!! The best model of dairy production is that of New Zealand ..!!!
Fantastic video.Your drone shot from your drive showing your steading sums it up,your farm is immaculate. It is a grape here in Scotland as well.Keep up the good work ,👍
Our mf 362 tedded 16 acers and raked it with a single rotor rake and used 6 gallons. Our mf 135 when you put 5 gallons of disel in it it isn’t far from the top and it lasts for a long time
😱😱🤦♂️🤦♂️🙈🙈 Some job Adrain, well done.👏👏👍👍 Them Heifers weren't in any hurry to come out of that field, if they were short on grass. Going on my experience,if cattle are short on grass & your moving them, they'll be out the gate as soon as it's open enough for them to get out it. I'm coming from helping an uncle on his farm for year's,he's a suckler & was sheep farmer. I'm hardly farming at all now, as working off farm now. Also (your wife, mightn't like me saying this) open the gate in the way, when cattle are going into the field/land. If can do that already, if not sort it out do it. By doing it that way your wife or anybody else wouldn't need to get out of there SUV, jeep, car as the cattle will see the gate is open on the side of the road & vehicle in front of them on the road. Especially if they know that's their field/land to go into. Also Adrian that Petrol yard scraper you have, where did you buy it? Was it in the local co-op or a special shop for them thing's? As I don't think I've ever seen 1 or at least not many of them before, seening it in your video's. Like I said in another comment I'm on the brink of walking away from farming cause of them thing's I said in the comment. It's channel's like your, farmer Phill, Gerry6420, etc that help to keep me interested in farming, for another year at least. 👏👏👍👍 Also I don't see farming as a job. I see farming as a vocation, like the religious orders were. 🥴🥴 It's either in you the person or it's not. Anyway great video again.Keep it up. 👏👏👍👍
good video, just love seeing you driving that tractor, you know... the one you clearly love..... fair play to ya, as if that tractor wasn't brilliant already, she's actually good on fuel lol.... never sell it......
Great video Adrian, well edited in fairness. Tip for ya with the dust off the meal bin, half fill a 200L blue barrel with water and put it under the vent pipe, or even extend the vent pipe with an old slurry tanker hose down to just above the top of the barrel. The water will stop the dust from blowin out and just clean it out every 5 or 6 fills of meal....or change to grennans nuts,, no dust at all then 😉😉😉😂😂😂
Wel just saying from experience that is u get a water pump and a big hose u can get in your local hardware shop it would make cleaning your parlour after milk a lot easier and quicker love the vids
That's so well put together you'd give Steven Spielberg a run for his money. Great farm setup there to, makes all the difference. Credit to you, Well done.
I am so impressed with your farmstead - everything is neat and clean and very tidy! I watch several farming channels and wish the rest of them would be as clean as yours! Well done!
Great video Adrian Nice to see the day to day running of the farm. Its mat to see you still use the back spike when moving the silage but I suppose you've done it that long you'll be used to it. You ever thought about fitting the knife to the front of the loader and just getting a rear back spike? Its a tidy little farm you have, and nice to see things in its place very tidy well kept farm.
great video your a credit to all your family with things so uncertain at the moment we look forward to your video's it really keeps on a positive note. You should be proud of yourself.
Brazil Aqui no meu País, como é tropical... Criamos o gado solto em pastagens... O ano inteiro... Facilita muito o manejo da criação... Tú é muito atarefado... Que Deus o abençoe🙏😇💪👏👍
When you gets cracks like that. You should drill a hole at the lower edge of the crack to stop its spread. Then use the appropriate bonder to tie both ends of the cracked plastic and fill the drilled hole. The drilled hole is the important bit to stop the crack from spreading.
Well done Adrian great video.glad everything worked out good with the loader on the tractor. It will change your way of working and you can think differently when you have a tractor loader.You should get a basket and even a ting grab for the front of the loader now. I got both last year and there's hardly a week does by that I don't use them. Won't do without them now.i have the same loader as that on a MF 390t 4 wheel drive.
They are numerous odd jobs they are handy for. The nice thing with a basket is when taking out something you can let the loader at nice tight up and there's no bending down to take something out. ideal for fencing you can take Everything in 1 go.
Really enjoyed that video Adrian your a very efficient farmer it's so nice to see. Oh and your dogs are fantastic I've a 10 year old Chocky Lab myself! Keep up the good work and you and the family stay safe !
I lost my job in USA and this milking job was available so I took it, I went all pretty with my white shirt the first day and realized it wasn't what I thought it was. I didn't quit tho and after a month I was the fastest milker, it's a dirty job but it's a blessing to work with nature and animals.
Great video Adrian, I worked on a Derbyshire dairy farm for 35 years and it was just wonderful, it broke my heart when I had to finish. Your video bought it all back to those wonderful times, and make me wish for times gone by. Thanks so much.
Adrian, I was compelled to pause the video 11 minutes in to come and leave this comment: You have really taken this to the next level, with your shot set-ups, editing etc. - I really hope that people watching this appreciate just how much time and thought you have invested in this one video. It's as near professional quality as it gets, and wouldn't be out of place as a segment on Ear to the Ground or Countryfile. The only downside is that it would be near impossible for a hard working farmer like yourself to devote that much time to every video consistently, but we, your subscribers, understand that. The pressure is now on Gerry6420 and Farmer Phil to really up their game!!! Your phone will be ringing soon.....!!
Thank you for the kind words lad, really appreciate them. Gerry and Phil's channels are miles ahead of mine and deservedly so.
@@IFarmWeFarm but your a clean proper farmer ur forgetting 👌
@@pauricoreilly5122 and so are them lads, I know them both personally and can tell you now that there two great working lads. I appreciate that also ☺️👍
And tom Pemberton 😁
@@geoffdavison9931 I watch Tom also. His videos are excellent too. So glad I found Adrian. He is so detailed, precise, and I love listening to his accent as I do Tom's. Georgia from Central Florida, USA.
This is what I love, seeing people like you with a real passion for what you do, I'm 14 and have been in a milking pit from the day I was born I've always been around farms and cows and I love every second of it, the other day I said to the worker, ”everyday is a Sunday to me, unless the calves get out then it's a Monday but otherwise when I'm on the farm it's a Sunday” his response to me was ”everydays a Monday to me on a farm” and I said well you aren't in the right job then because if you love your job it's not a real job it's a passion
Thanks Paige, the force is strong 💪 👍
I agee with Paige. I don't work in farming, I work on the water and I love it. Going to work i
I agreed with Paige. Some how I posted without finishing my comment. Work isn't a chore if you like it
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I don't know if you this,if that ever happens you again. Down at the bottom on the right hand side, there's 3 dots on top of eachother. Hit them, 2 or 3 words will come up, 1 of them is a edit button. So hit that & you can change your comment or add more to it. Hopefully that helps you in the future. You'll see edited beside this comment now,after this. 👍👍
Now. I'm with Paige, he's/she's 100% right & very well said too. 👏👏👍👍
It doesn't matter what you work is either.
I'm very interested in farming & I'm trying to get my own place. Very hard thing to do in this Country. Alot of thing's can go against you. From getting the place in the first place, money etc. I've found, you have to be working off farm & get the Grant's for the farm or the bank's wouldn't entertain you. So cause of thing's like them I'm on the brink of walking away from farming. Maybe I'll do some agri contracting & keep my interest in farming that way. Eitherway the future is looking bright with young people like Paige coming up after us.
It's a great video so it is. I wouldn't normally go through the rigmarole about signing in which the powers that be have seen fit to impose on us commenters but this video is so worthy of praise that I have done so just to say thank you to this fantastically well-constructed and informative work and being aware of the extra time this wonderful farmer has added to his days work. Thank you you're great.
I am going to suggest that my brother in law start watching your vlogs, like us he is a dairy farmer, a Cavan man who emigrated all the way to Westmeath! Hope to god that your getting some payback for all the work you put into these vlogs because it has to take a fair bit of time, best of luck from another twice a day 365 days a year dairy farmer.
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This is what I love, seeing people like you with a real passion for what you do
Thank you for good people like you and your family and kinfolk to feed us City People. We don't deserve it but yet we are blessed by the Farmers.
Love the empathy and love you have for your dear parents ,we wont be the people we are today without their guidance and love
Your farm is so neat and tidy, no rubbish lying around like other farms and the infrastructure is in good nick. Thank you for sharing your day with us. Your video is very well edited. Best wishes to you and the moo moos
Couldn't agree more with ya!
As my grandfather said ''you are a man whos salt of the earth ''respect nature and it will come back in abundance to you !brilliant video and my god your farm is a credit to you .well done and give you your health to carry on doing what you love ❤
I've been coming back to this one again and again while I write. It's soothing.
Probably your best video to date ...great job...lovely set up and spotless farm
I appreciate your enthusiasm for the life. Too often people whine about how hard their life is. But, I thought my day was busy, though just watching how much you do gave me a nose bleed. 😄 Thanks for what you do. 👍
Not a farmer. But I can appreciate how hard this must have been to edit as well as your day to day life. Enjoyed it - best of luck on your Channel!
Its a grape in county Down too, graped in many a ton of silage lol
Thanks for all the effort you put in to these Adrian. They make lots of us very happy. Cheers.
Unreal camera angles. Loving the videos lad. KEEP HER LIT
@@animalsarebeautifulpeople3094 because we can and we want to
Lad shut up we don’t extort or hurt animals we cate for them some would die during birth without us and we don’t need to be taught a lesson by people who don’t understand the concept of farming
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@@animalsarebeautifulpeople3094 sweet jesus these are dairy cattle ye silly hurs yes they die and possibly go for meat but BEEF cattle are bred for meat not fucking dairy cows
This is my first time watching your videos. Incredible job...completely professional. I thought I was watching a documentary and then read more and visited your channel itself and it's just you! You have such happy healthy cows and I smiled through the entire video. Such a dedicated cowtaker (caretaker) you are! And you visit and keep your parents taken care of too! I look forward to going through your other videos and learning more about your beautiful farm. Best to you!
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I agree
Funny you should call the pitchfork "grape". Here in Norway we call it "greip" but it is pronounced the same way! Interesting how a lot of words in Irish are similar to ours...
I am rewatching this after about 7 months. You just earned another view. You are appreciated.
1 of your best yet adrian absolutely brilliant well done
Im very much impressed and i know the only reason your not out working 24 hours is because of your keeping up with the day to day work chores and i know how quick it is to get behind on those chores GOOD JOB👍🏽
And this is every day; hot or cold; rain or shine! Wow!
You work so hard!
Brilliant Adrian. Your gals are so lovely . Thanks for sharing your life with us. Reminds me of my youth in a very rural place
Brilliant video Adrian. Brilliant angles of video. Thank you for taking the time out to film. Brilliant music as well.
Excellent video Adrian. I liked the fact there was no talk in the parlour until you had the coffee! Drone footage at 13.20 of the farm was superb
i found that if you drill a small hole at the end of the crack it stops it from getting longer, you have a grand farm, great drone shots it was very interesting life on a farm is not easy, and you do a grand job of it
Brilliant how clean you are. How we used to farm. Makes life a hundred times easier. Love the videos! Great work 💪🏴
One of the best videos of the year 🤟keep up the good work
That was a bloody great video Adrian, well done. Your some man for attention to detail in cleaning down your parlour!!
Another great video Adrian! The wife is teasing me that I have to watch your videos before we head out to church on Sunday morning 😊. Nice to see the overhead view of the home farm, and good job checking in on the folks! Take care!
Cheers mate
Brilliant Video ... Loved the opening sequence, Great entertainment. Nice to see something of the beauty of County Cavan ...😀
God blessed you with your family and future 🙏🎉
Another great video Adrian and fantastic viewing on this wet and windy Sunday afternoon. Here in North Mayo we also call the four pronged implement a "Grape" and the two pronged a "Fork".
Relatively new subscriber to your channel Adrian and use your videos as an escape from the daily grind of working for the ambulance service in Northwest England.
Amongst other Farming Social media "influencers" your channel allows me to live my "Good life" 😂
I'm working my way through your back catalogue and just happened across this masterpiece.
1 million views, need i say more! 😮
Keep being you Sir! 👏👏👏
I always love to see different kinds of farmers now I am from The Netherlands and I help my dad on the farm a lot and I wanna take over the farm when it really has to happen and stuff and with you I love how you have manual milking system and we just have a milking robot for it and we just have a couple of sheds with almost 0 steel fences and you have a lot of them it just makes a big difference because you can see where someone is from most of the time when it comes to equipment now with some farmers it is for me cool to see that they have a lot of different tractors like massey ferguson and new holland deutz fahr etc. we only have a Kubota for feeding and 3 Fendts a 828 vario 60kph and 718 vario and another old one i don't know the version of tho but for a quick message I just love to see big differences in other people's farms and our farm because most dutch farms for in my area look a lot like eachother love your video's keep up the good work!
Fair play Adrian, that was a mighty job. The setting up of the different angles to get the good shots is something a lot of us probably don’t appreciate as much as we should.
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Another top video love it that you check on the parents everyday well done
I put reels in plastic buckets on the ground with big flat stone bottom of the bucket calves never move them. reels are very handy to be fair.
Little tip for you when opening the bales of silage for the first bale you are feeding cut out the face of the bale you are feeding, peel back the plastic off the bale and you will have a "bag" that you can get a lot of plastic into and when the collection comes around fire the entire thing in, use a tine grab or whatever to pick it up
That’s a good idea, we put it all into a used 1/2 tonne meal bag and then just drop all in the lorry when it comes.
@@IFarmWeFarm I did the same up until last year, those bags are very hard to come by so I just use them for the net so there won't be any mistake made with the collection
Love farming ❤️ after living in Ireland since the age of 15 I’ve returned to my motherland to start off a small farming business 👌🏼
Great video. absolutely top notch work. Thanks for taking the time to do it I know it must have been loads of extra work in your already busy day. Very interesting to see the day to day stuff. Thanks again. 👍
Hi Adrian, Like previous posts a really excellent video thank you. I spent many happy hrs on friends farm in Peak District, but times have changed and we were using Case 885s as main tractors not yard tractor!
Thanks, brought back memories of my milking, been a couple of years for me. Crackin bit of filming, apreciated the time taken 👍
Y have really improved and your channel has grown your video on you bale splitter helped me convince dad to get one bales are so easy to grape up now appreciated I'm glad u call it a grape because it's hard to say it to people because they think about the fruit
Not just fantastic editing, but I found myself chuckling half a minute in!
Abi çok güzel videoların var anlamasam bile hayvancılık ve çiftçilik hakkında çok şey öğreniyorum anlayabildigim kadar Türkiye'den selam olsun
I can help you
Just read about this channel in today’s Guardian (not the Nenagh Guardian!). Curiosity brought me here. Excellent. I’m already a fan. Great way to educate the public on how Milk is produced.
Could say so much more about this channel. It is just brilliantly put together. So natural in front of the camera.
Fantastic video,music ,time lapse ,drone work.Its just what farming is all about👍
You do a lot of things that others SHOULD do but can’t be bothered, simple things like rinsing off your scraper and scraping down your yard, it’s just a case of putting hoses etc at strategic places, a bit of thought and forward planing. Some people are just plain lazy and it shows in their product. Well done you’re a credit to your profession. 👍👍👍👍👍
Cheers mate 😊
Really enjoyed the video ,it would be a real plasure to work on such a farm ,clean and tidy ,i worked for a couple of farmers who would benefit from watching your videos to see that a dairy farm can be a clean farm ,looking forward to watching many more of your fine videos .
Cheers lad 👍
Great video as always. Drill a small round hole in the end of that crack to stop it spreading further, then tape over it. Last thing you need is the bin of nuts out on the ground!
I’ll do just that, thanks for watching and the tip 👍
@@IFarmWeFarm I'd tape around the circumference too for extra support. Fantastic video btw, must have taken ages to film and edit.
Just watched it on the tv with my son Adrian, absolutely brilliant, quality is unreal.
Well done 👍
Glad you enjoyed it. Tell ur son we said hi
Excellent video Adrian, appreciate the amazing amount of effort you have put into this video and all your videos. The different camera angles are fantastic. Very well done and thanks for sharing your day with us!
Thanks Phillip 👍
I absolutely loved this video. I am a new to this industry and going to start dairy farm business in my country from next year and this video gave me heaps of motivation. Thank you for the video
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Absolutely fantastic video lad , you’re an absolute credit to Irish farmers . Place is spotless and animals in great condition. Keep up the great work 👍🏻🙌🏻
Cheers lad we appreciate that
The little case looks fantastic loaded up going down the road. Quality camera work, top video!
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Nice one Adrian, great video, more power to yeah for checking on the Mammy & the Daddy every day!
Superb video Adrian. Your farmyard, machinery and stock is a credit to you and your family. You scored a winner with the 895 I reckon.
BTW, it's a grape up here in South Derry as well.
Savage video incredibly well put together and a serious amount of work setting up the cameras for all the different shots and angles
Cheers lad, Congrats again on the 30k
What a day. You made me tired just watching. Don’t know how you maintain this pace w/out a second person. Thank you for sharing.😷🐄👍
Really well done. You have a grand tidy set up. Credit to you sir. Keep up the good work. 👌
Yeah, those poly bin cones do get weak over time and develop stress cracks for the pressure and also vibration from the augers running. That's why we have changed out any on our farm with steel cones.
The cows are BEST happy grazing in the pastures,..!!! All the mixture of concrete and iron is the product of the imagination of the human being,..!!! The best model of dairy production is that of New Zealand ..!!!
Brilliant video Adrian. All the angles and careful editing paid off. Thank u
Cool that you call it the same as in Sweden. Two pegs is i a "högaffel" (hay fork) and four pegs is a "grep".
Another grape video
Such a varied mix of tasks in a single day
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Your farmyard is a pleasure to work in , spotless
Fantastic video.Your drone shot from your drive showing your steading sums it up,your farm is immaculate. It is a grape here in Scotland as well.Keep up the good work ,👍
Мне очень понравилось!маленькая ,компактная ферма!очень хорошо!
@Светлана Смирнова, надеюсь ты не против если я перевожу твой ответ? Translation: I liked it very much! A small, compact farm! Very good!
@@TheSurvivor1963 да ,я часто просматриваю ролики.
Well adrain , hard gettin up these dark months , great job and the effort band time making us these videos is greatly appreciated ❤️❤️
Thanks you for sharing your farm is really pretty nice👍
Our mf 362 tedded 16 acers and raked it with a single rotor rake and used 6 gallons. Our mf 135 when you put 5 gallons of disel in it it isn’t far from the top and it lasts for a long time
Adrian fantastic video thanks very much for taking the time to video it.. Always a pleasure.
Glad you enjoyed it
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Some job Adrain, well done.👏👏👍👍
Them Heifers weren't in any hurry to come out of that field, if they were short on grass. Going on my experience,if cattle are short on grass & your moving them, they'll be out the gate as soon as it's open enough for them to get out it. I'm coming from helping an uncle on his farm for year's,he's a suckler & was sheep farmer. I'm hardly farming at all now, as working off farm now. Also (your wife, mightn't like me saying this) open the gate in the way, when cattle are going into the field/land. If can do that already, if not sort it out do it. By doing it that way your wife or anybody else wouldn't need to get out of there SUV, jeep, car as the cattle will see the gate is open on the side of the road & vehicle in front of them on the road. Especially if they know that's their field/land to go into. Also Adrian that Petrol yard scraper you have, where did you buy it? Was it in the local co-op or a special shop for them thing's? As I don't think I've ever seen 1 or at least not many of them before, seening it in your video's.
Like I said in another comment I'm on the brink of walking away from farming cause of them thing's I said in the comment. It's channel's like your, farmer Phill, Gerry6420, etc that help to keep me interested in farming, for another year at least. 👏👏👍👍
Also I don't see farming as a job. I see farming as a vocation, like the religious orders were. 🥴🥴
It's either in you the person or it's not.
Anyway great video again.Keep it up. 👏👏👍👍
An absolute brilliant video! Well done on it, all the hard work editing & putting it all together had paid off. A credit to you congr
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good video, just love seeing you driving that tractor, you know... the one you clearly love..... fair play to ya, as if that tractor wasn't brilliant already, she's actually good on fuel lol.... never sell it......
Your best video yet keep it up
This is a really good video Adrian can’t wait for the next one and we also call it a grape up here in Fermanagh
Cracking video keep up the great work, always look forward to the Sunday mornings after coming in from the farm and seeing you’ve a video up
Thanks 👍
Hello Adrian, great video🤩 perfect description of a day on a farm. Great to see what you are up to😊
Great video Adrian, well edited in fairness. Tip for ya with the dust off the meal bin, half fill a 200L blue barrel with water and put it under the vent pipe, or even extend the vent pipe with an old slurry tanker hose down to just above the top of the barrel. The water will stop the dust from blowin out and just clean it out every 5 or 6 fills of meal....or change to grennans nuts,, no dust at all then 😉😉😉😂😂😂
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Wel just saying from experience that is u get a water pump and a big hose u can get in your local hardware shop it would make cleaning your parlour after milk a lot easier and quicker love the vids
That's so well put together you'd give Steven Spielberg a run for his money. Great farm setup there to, makes all the difference. Credit to you, Well done.
I doubt that 🤣, thanks mate 👍
Excellent video Adrian. Very interesting “Day in the life”.
Fab video. Better by the day. Case looks the biz. Can't wait for next video from one farmer to another. JP waterford
I am so impressed with your farmstead - everything is neat and clean and very tidy! I watch several farming channels and wish the rest of them would be as clean as yours! Well done!
and I hope people will stop breastfeeding from other species
Quality video again,spotless yard and dairy credit to ya Adrian,
Excellent video! Demonstrates what all Family farms like ourselves are like !
you deserve a lot more subs, great video
Great video Adrian Nice to see the day to day running of the farm. Its mat to see you still use the back spike when moving the silage but I suppose you've done it that long you'll be used to it. You ever thought about fitting the knife to the front of the loader and just getting a rear back spike? Its a tidy little farm you have, and nice to see things in its place very tidy well kept farm.
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great video your a credit to all your family with things so uncertain at the moment we look forward to your video's it really keeps on a positive note. You should be proud of yourself.
Cheers mate 👍
Youre one of the hardest workers i've ever seen
Brazil
Aqui no meu País, como é tropical...
Criamos o gado solto em pastagens...
O ano inteiro...
Facilita muito o manejo da criação...
Tú é muito atarefado...
Que Deus o abençoe🙏😇💪👏👍
You should do another couple of these videos, one for winter, spring and summer so we get all the seasons😄
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When you gets cracks like that. You should drill a hole at the lower edge of the crack to stop its spread. Then use the appropriate bonder to tie both ends of the cracked plastic and fill the drilled hole. The drilled hole is the important bit to stop the crack from spreading.
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Well done Adrian great video.glad everything worked out good with the loader on the tractor. It will change your way of working and you can think differently when you have a tractor loader.You should get a basket and even a ting grab for the front of the loader now. I got both last year and there's hardly a week does by that I don't use them. Won't do without them now.i have the same loader as that on a MF 390t 4 wheel drive.
They are numerous odd jobs they are handy for. The nice thing with a basket is when taking out something you can let the loader at nice tight up and there's no bending down to take something out. ideal for fencing you can take Everything in 1 go.
Really enjoyed that video Adrian your a very efficient farmer it's so nice to see. Oh and your dogs are fantastic I've a 10 year old Chocky Lab myself! Keep up the good work and you and the family stay safe !
My first time watching your video, that was an excellent work , love farming top man .
Glued to this channel all the way down here in Australia, great vid Adrian.