Every farm, any farm, all farms large and small anywhere on this planet produces food. That is the essence of farming. Farms feed and it is as simple as that!! Love how you, Adrian, farmer P, and all other farmers on youtube educate as to how difficult it can be but how rewarding it is. Keep it up farmers please. I'm hungry daily.
Old building rubble is the job for soft spots, concrete blocks and the like. It’s cheap/free and you can dig out as big of hole as you like and horse it in. Acts as soak away then too, old yard concrete is also a great job for making a base
You could have a spring in that corner water boiling up stick a length of land drainage pipe out towards the pond alongside the 4-inch waste pipes water running down from the house side could be doing a job on it either
Well done, Farmer Phil, on uncovering potential sites that were left abandoned and utilising what raw materials that are in abundance around the farm in solving parking issues for your farm machinery. Gives a good feel factor of dedication to looking after your business on a day to day basis. 👏😊👏
Looking good phil. Leave a bit of maintenance in the corner and as the ground settles out a bit and shows puddles you will have it there to level it out again and keep it nice and dry for yourself
We early this year coated our yard with stone chips, bigger than chips without the dust so the water can drain away through the stone. The dust was holding the water and pot holes were appearing so this year was a great test and no puddles yet.
Well done Phil great to see a start and finish video. Well nearly finished 😊 Keep up the good work as you said Rome was built in a day. Slow and steady will get you there 😊
Great job Phil that a super spot for your machinery and keeps it from cluttering up the yard. As for the pond, as they say..if you can’t hide it make a feature of it. Great spot for the burst drain detectives aka ducks.
Great video, and great result… well done with everything from generating the funds to delegating the tasks. Hopefully you’ll see the vision that’s in your head completed. Keep up the good work.
Good stuff Phil, getting a gutter put up on shed will help dry the yard up but if you’re planning to alter it all further down the line probably not worth it for now. Worth keeping farm parking separate from customer parking when the shop get’s built. The two don’t mix. Keep pushing on, some big development plans ahead 👍
Idea maybe,,auger vertical 4 foot drains with drainage tile,6to8 holes,on the outside of the new entry road...( just love the pad,yard,parking,big as a football pitch...Keep ON FARMING..Ikey
looking good i would stick in a french drain preferated pipe backfill with heavy heavy stone and build it up. or backfill with semi dry concrete and should hold it. you should get a spot to dump yer stone from stone picking and get enough to get a crushers in and iuf you can price it into the stone picking contracts
For the soft spot at the entrance dig it out and put Teram or a similar semi permeable membrane and put the stone back down I have seen it put across a soft field and covered in a foot of stone and tipper trucks can cross it flexing under the weight but never letting the muck up
Fair play phil money well spent and every year your farm is progressing to making life and daily work load easier. Just take your time and everything will come eventually. Its d same for me im a part time calf to beef farmer in Tipperary and i aim to do 1 small project every year and buy 1 piece of equipment for d tractor. If we were millionaires we still wouldn't have enough for the plans on the farm😂😂
Phil, can you tell us how many tonnes you sent to Wilton’s? Just to give people an idea of how much items are still lying about every farm! Cause we all have machines in every yard lying that should be for the scrap
Well ware on the newest parking area Phil.👍 You never have enough parking space around a farm yard. Especially when there's a contrasting business involved aswell. Earlier in the year, when you did the video abouts improvements on the farm. I thought to myself that ye might be better to build a new shed for grain or the likes at the other end of the yard. So you can get an artic in to unload or even for ye to load it yereselves, if ye ever sell grain. As you never know when another year like 2016 will happen again. As much as you don't it to happen either. Have it big enough to do the drying in it & the likes aswell. I'd used site of ye're grain shed now as your work shop & parking area. As you'll have access to both side. Going by your plans in the video you could be better off building a completely new A roof shed, not a leantwo shed. Also think about a new roadway into the new parking area & the farm yard. As hopefully when the next generation comes along. It'd leave the area around the house alot safer for them. Ye don't need to do it ASAP. Ye could plant it & mark it out before ye start the new shop. Nothing's cheap to do, the sooner you can do it, the better & cheaper it'll be in the long run. Good luck with it all anyway's. 👍
@@walterhartwellwhite402 they already have a grain bin that is not in use. Far cheaper for them to pour a new concrete foundation and replace the lower ring and add aeration, than to start building bays of new shed..... More importantly, a bin will keep the rats out of the grain....the grain which is being fed to the cattle - that are destined for human consumption.
Goodman, more progress again this year, that yard will make sum difference too hold machinery, bit by bit and you will get there, good plans for future, keep videos coming
Great job Phil and crew. You'll definitely have no shortage of parking space out the back now. When you are talking about putting up a mass concrete wall, would you think about increasing the height of the overall shed that is already there. Like if you near matched it to the height of the half round roof shed beside it and give it a bit of a run off, it would give you the extra ceiling height for the new lean to sheds. Well just a thought. Best of luck
Well done, Phil, if only you could afford to build one large building on that site, of course Rome wasn't built in a day, and you have done well with the facilities and finance that you have available to you. Only one piece of advice, build it high enough for the trailers to tip when you do get around to building it. Are there any grants available for farm buildings in southern Ireland?
If it carries on giving u grief in ur entrance with the soft coming up, dig it out and put a membrane down under the stone! Like a taram ect! Will stop the s%#t coming up 👍
Handy to know we all own a bita ground in Longford now 😂
Only problem with more space I'd Father Phil will start buying more old machines to fill it with😂
To me that wouldn't be a problem the more old machines the better! 😂
What a difference Phil, can never have enough parking space or shed space. Looking forward to seeing the project take shape. Great job 👍
Good job there Phil one step at a time 👍👏
Every farm, any farm, all farms large and small anywhere on this planet produces food. That is the essence of farming. Farms feed and it is as simple as that!! Love how you, Adrian, farmer P, and all other farmers on youtube educate as to how difficult it can be but how rewarding it is. Keep it up farmers please. I'm hungry daily.
Nice one, glad your happy with you progress
26:20 great transformation of a over grown empty space
Old building rubble is the job for soft spots, concrete blocks and the like. It’s cheap/free and you can dig out as big of hole as you like and horse it in. Acts as soak away then too, old yard concrete is also a great job for making a base
Well done farmer Phil. And thanks for those words, it’s great to see a humble hard working farmer who appreciates his followers
Your family is hard working and you have earned it.
It's also good for us that are watching to see your progress. Keep up the good work.
To our favourite farmers in the world 🌎.So good luck 🤞.Happy Sunday evening.
You could have a spring in that corner water boiling up stick a length of land drainage pipe out towards the pond alongside the 4-inch waste pipes
water running down from the house side could be doing a job on it either
Well done, Farmer Phil, on uncovering potential sites that were left abandoned and utilising what raw materials that are in abundance around the farm in solving parking issues for your farm machinery. Gives a good feel factor of dedication to looking after your business on a day to day basis. 👏😊👏
It is great to see it mens so much to you Phil. You are so proud of what you have accomplished
Means
Looking good phil. Leave a bit of maintenance in the corner and as the ground settles out a bit and shows puddles you will have it there to level it out again and keep it nice and dry for yourself
Aera spare load of auld barkmulch Rathinska should suffice 🌧 🤣
Nice one Farmer Phil best wishes with the yard layout great construction work 👍👍👍 cheers Declan from Galway 👍🙏
Dropping a 👍🏻 or a comment to watch your farm progressing is no bother. Love watching your videos
Your acknowledgement of your youtube subscriber's is admirable,
Gudonya 👍
Glad to see ya happy with the work phil. Keep going with her great job.
We early this year coated our yard with stone chips, bigger than chips without the dust so the water can drain away through the stone. The dust was holding the water and pot holes were appearing so this year was a great test and no puddles yet.
Well done Phil great to see a start and finish video.
Well nearly finished 😊
Keep up the good work as you said Rome was built in a day.
Slow and steady will get you there 😊
Great job on the new yard Phil 👏
Massive difference always great to see small changes. Can't wait to see next years project
Your gone STONE mad phil🤣🤣🤣.a nice a frame 80by 40 shed be a fine shed
Fairplay Stewards 💪 Rome wasn't built in a day Phil but your getting there .
Great job. Enjoy the videos. From USA. Grew up on a farm in Armagh. You bring back all the memories and the laughs😊
Great job Phil that a super spot for your machinery and keeps it from cluttering up the yard. As for the pond, as they say..if you can’t hide it make a feature of it. Great spot for the burst drain detectives aka ducks.
Farming needs massive support the way things are now
Great video, and great result… well done with everything from generating the funds to delegating the tasks. Hopefully you’ll see the vision that’s in your head completed. Keep up the good work.
Good stuff Phil. You deserve our support. Keep on keeping on.
Good stuff Phil, getting a gutter put up on shed will help dry the yard up but if you’re planning to alter it all further down the line probably not worth it for now. Worth keeping farm parking separate from customer parking when the shop get’s built. The two don’t mix. Keep pushing on, some big development plans ahead 👍
Mighty job Phil, great bit of clearing altogether, Ye will have great space in the farm yard now, and Thank You👌👍😎
Thank you for sharing and here for all your future videos Phil and liv.
It will be great to have the space
Happy Day,s ❤ The NEW MACHINE PAD. Yes good things take time... progress! Keep On Farming... Ikey👍
Idea maybe,,auger vertical 4 foot drains with drainage tile,6to8 holes,on the outside of the new entry road...( just love the pad,yard,parking,big as a football pitch...Keep ON FARMING..Ikey
What a difference! Great job!
looking good i would stick in a french drain preferated pipe backfill with heavy heavy stone and build it up. or backfill with semi dry concrete and should hold it. you should get a spot to dump yer stone from stone picking and get enough to get a crushers in and iuf you can price it into the stone picking contracts
Well done, head down, drive on , all the best in the future.
Great video Phil, amazing transformation of a unused piece of land. Keep up the good work
Great job phil what a useful spot for the machinery 👌
Great work Phil. Great to see solid worth while progress. Well done and continued success
Fair play to ye all there now great progress absolutely & good luck on the next stage of it now👍👍👍
See the 6480 is moved 🤣
Great video Phil. Great tidy up. Enjoyed watching 👍🏼
For the soft spot at the entrance dig it out and put Teram or a similar semi permeable membrane and put the stone back down I have seen it put across a soft field and covered in a foot of stone and tipper trucks can cross it flexing under the weight but never letting the muck up
Well done lad u are one of the best on utube well deserved 👍👍
Great work farmer Phil
Comment for the algorithm to help the channel 👍.
Hi Phil
Dig out the soft corner and put 3" stone in and cover with Tarram fabric then put the top coat on it and then problem solved
Fair play phil, liv and all involved its a great job and looking feirce well, well done and we'll keep watching and hitting that like button 😉
Fantastic job Phil what a difference
Fair play phil money well spent and every year your farm is progressing to making life and daily work load easier. Just take your time and everything will come eventually. Its d same for me im a part time calf to beef farmer in Tipperary and i aim to do 1 small project every year and buy 1 piece of equipment for d tractor. If we were millionaires we still wouldn't have enough for the plans on the farm😂😂
Keep up the good work Philip
Good set up Phil .. Hopefully be a good help for ye!!
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Looks great!
Great big. The bit that's bold in will be OK just say off it for mouth or two till it settles 👍
One load of concrete poured 225.m deep to make a bridge over your pipes will sort your wet corner
Some space! Plenty of room to bring all my cars over at once now 😅😂😂👍
Far play lad, you deserve it for all you hard work making videos
Thank you for sharing. 🐂🐄
Smashing job phil you can never have a enough machinery space
Fair play phil great to see that job done you well deserve it top man phil
Phil, can you tell us how many tonnes you sent to Wilton’s? Just to give people an idea of how much items are still lying about every farm! Cause we all have machines in every yard lying that should be for the scrap
Well ware on the newest parking area Phil.👍
You never have enough parking space around a farm yard. Especially when there's a contrasting business involved aswell. Earlier in the year, when you did the video abouts improvements on the farm. I thought to myself that ye might be better to build a new shed for grain or the likes at the other end of the yard. So you can get an artic in to unload or even for ye to load it yereselves, if ye ever sell grain. As you never know when another year like 2016 will happen again. As much as you don't it to happen either. Have it big enough to do the drying in it & the likes aswell. I'd used site of ye're grain shed now as your work shop & parking area. As you'll have access to both side. Going by your plans in the video you could be better off building a completely new A roof shed, not a leantwo shed. Also think about a new roadway into the new parking area & the farm yard. As hopefully when the next generation comes along. It'd leave the area around the house alot safer for them. Ye don't need to do it ASAP. Ye could plant it & mark it out before ye start the new shop. Nothing's cheap to do, the sooner you can do it, the better & cheaper it'll be in the long run.
Good luck with it all anyway's. 👍
Delighted you got the work done. Love the video’s.
Your Grain should be stored in an Aerated Bin - not an open shed. Build a Bin and you will free up alot of shed space.
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@@walterhartwellwhite402 they already have a grain bin that is not in use. Far cheaper for them to pour a new concrete foundation and replace the lower ring and add aeration, than to start building bays of new shed.....
More importantly, a bin will keep the rats out of the grain....the grain which is being fed to the cattle - that are destined for human consumption.
Great video Phil that will make some difference for the future 💪👌
Good work so far :) Nice to see the development on the farm :)
Great job guy's 🐴👍⭐
Cracking job there boys what a difference 👏👏
Yous should sell that Daewoo and buy a ex 60 hitachi a great machine and handy
Goodman, more progress again this year, that yard will make sum difference too hold machinery, bit by bit and you will get there, good plans for future, keep videos coming
Wow that's some transformation
Great job Phil and crew. You'll definitely have no shortage of parking space out the back now.
When you are talking about putting up a mass concrete wall, would you think about increasing the height of the overall shed that is already there. Like if you near matched it to the height of the half round roof shed beside it and give it a bit of a run off, it would give you the extra ceiling height for the new lean to sheds.
Well just a thought. Best of luck
Great video Phil it’s a great job if you put lean mix over the pipes it’ll stop the sinking
Nice job Phil, and your right Rome wasn't built in a day but throw in a few machines and it could have been 👍
That loading shovel wouldn’t pull the socks of ya 😂
Put in clean stone it will last a lot longer that down
Keep er lit sir! Bit by bit keep ticking the jobs off!
Well done 👏
Think if you’d pushed on with the clean up, the stone from the bedrock could have paid for itself
Get a roll of teram dig out soft spot roll out teram fill with 3 inch clean stone problem solved
Well done, Phil, if only you could afford to build one large building on that site, of course Rome wasn't built in a day, and you have done well with the facilities and finance that you have available to you. Only one piece of advice, build it high enough for the trailers to tip when you do get around to building it. Are there any grants available for farm buildings in southern Ireland?
Evening!
Brilliant
All u need now is a roof over it all😜🤠
Hi phil great job you really need to think about silage pit walls as a priority.
Get a shed put over the whole machinery yard 😉👍
Thanks Phil.
If it carries on giving u grief in ur entrance with the soft coming up, dig it out and put a membrane down under the stone! Like a taram ect! Will stop the s%#t coming up 👍
Looks brill
Nice plans machines will keep longer in a shed
new yed looking good
That's some job, hard to believe it's the same area
Some job great stuff
Im here in usa we luv u pal keep it up
Good to see you fp sir
You always have a great video. Almost 80k subscribers
Top work Phil👍👍