Did you see the new aeration pipes that Tom pemberton has in his slurry store to agitate the slurry they would be a good investment for your slurry store one day to keep the slurry in there mixed!
Hi again Phil, make a new-year resolution to de-horn every calf next year. Well worth doing and safer for man and beast. Another great video. I love looking at all the stock thriving in their winter bedrooms. And Oh, I had another one of your sirloin steaks this evening and it was excellent 👌.
Wish we could have one of Phil's steaks just to far to get it. When we come to Ireland again going to make a point of calling in .We just love Ireland.All the best.💯💯💯💯💯💯
Yous fly through the work together. Great to be self efficient... hope the prices stick or go up as they should be but certain Mallon men are gettin it hard to give a fair price. Prices should be up at least 50c on what they are now
Great video Phil , that’s very similar to what goes on in our yard except we would be feeding mostly dairy cows , we used to have a Keenan 100 until it was completely worn out then we bought a refurbed mech fiber 360 cw bale handler it has saved us an awful lot of time because it holds twice as much , we are feeding brewers grain and beet to the milking cows along with first cut silage
sorry to hear about Dolly, did your best with her. great video, could you explain a bit more the changes you want to make in the barn where its tough to feed? planning forward is really interesting. thanks.
Jaysus Phil I'm sorry to hear about poor Dolly, my uncle (lord have mercy on him) always said pure bred stock can be very hard to keep alive. That's a shame, but as you said where there livestock there's deadstock. A good rare Irish breed to try is the Bó Riabhach. I believe there's a farmer in longford trying to re-establish them. They are very rare and he's going around the country buying them up or letting his bulls out to cows. Could be good to look into. If I'm right they are a dualpurpose animal. Looking forward to seeing you get working on the forks, it's a handy wee machine for around the yard. 👍🏼
Great video Phil, just a quick note, try and reverse the diet feeder up tight to the face of the pit. It will save a litte bit of time when loading, plus anything that drops out of the bucket will be close to the pit to tidy up.
Is the diet feeder hard on the clutch of the tractor. Phil you should look at opening a mini farm and play area for kids.theres a few around where I come from and there raking in the money Be a nice follow up to the pumpkin patch
Great work Phil , that finishing ration should be powerful stuff…💪 would be interesting to see how the bulls will do on it after another month of feeding..
Regardless of weights you can see that they are thriving , I always find that the first few weeks of feeding are always disappointing , then they start to leap out of it , think it's as my father used to say " you have to get the lining in them first" ie. You have to build the internal fat before thy put on external condition.
Hi phill time to get that massy fixed and get out of the shed and back to work love your videos how many acres do you own would you not consider going back to dairying
I love the cattle videos, the big bulls look great. Will there be a difference in how the ones on the slats and the ones on the straw do or does that make no difference? Sorry about Dolly, such a shame but you did the right thing for her.
Farmer Phil sometimes it's very hard to hear you or understand what your saying. Please consider a Bluetooth mic or some other sort. I can hear you well when you are holding the camera otherwise it's all gobbledygook
Nice Video Phil. How much kg of buscuit Meal are getting the Finishers per Bull? If your weighing Bulls who are not full there 5% left. Sober Weight is Live Weight minus 5%
You are right about the 5%weight difference the lighter the animal it can be a bit less and the heavier the animal a bit more! If animals are weighed first thing in the morning that is usually closer to their true weight!!
Do you have any problems with starlings like the dairy boys always seem to? Eating all the grub from Infront of the cattle band pit? What's the big difference in feed quality of the maize and wholecrop. ?
Great video Phil farming the backbone of our country god bless you all and stay safe 🙏🇮🇪
Philip u could use yard scraper curved end one push in bits of u eaten silage in mornings
Stay safe with this storm
Lot of work there Phil ,made harder by bringing us along for the ride,great content
Single auger tub feeder, with a rear discharge door on either side would speed up feeding to no end
Lovely work Phil God bless the work
Did you see the new aeration pipes that Tom pemberton has in his slurry store to agitate the slurry they would be a good investment for your slurry store one day to keep the slurry in there mixed!
Who's that 🤔😂
Breaks it down and makes the nutrients in it available to the grass faster too.
Great video Phil. Hope uncle Ian is keeping well. Any update on the MF1200
Great video farmer Phil cattle looking great 👍 keep them coming stay safe 👍👍👌👌🚜🚜🏴🏴🇬🇧🇬🇧
Godbless and Good luck love Farmer Phil and Liv and Father Phil.🇮🇪🇮🇪💯💯💯💯👍💯💯👍
Hi again Phil, make a new-year resolution to de-horn every calf next year. Well worth doing and safer for man and beast. Another great video. I love looking at all the stock thriving in their winter bedrooms. And Oh, I had another one of your sirloin steaks this evening and it was excellent 👌.
great to hear about the steak
Wish we could have one of Phil's steaks just to far to get it. When we come to Ireland again going to make a point of calling in .We just love Ireland.All the best.💯💯💯💯💯💯
Great video showing what has to be done every day . take care hope the storm didn't do any damage.🇮🇪🚜🐂
Great informative video on your Winter feeding procedure. Well done farmer Phil!!
Fantastic video. Honest, straightforward farming. Love it.
Great editing, the inset forward view is great 👍
Sweet beer and biscuits, sounds like a good diet to me 😂 great video Phil. Interesting to hear about your feeding strategy.
Nice
That was a good feeding video ! Lots of work every 24 Hours and then you got more to do life of a farmer!! See you in the next one . your MN US fans.
Great video Phil some amount of feed there the maize looks great stuff there is some mixture in each mix
Good looking feeding 👍🏻
Brilliant video as always Phil, would be great to see longer videos, could watch them all night, great job to you and the rest of the gang
Great video Phil and it’s great to see the stock doing well 👍
Great video really liked the mix of chat and time lapse.
Yous fly through the work together. Great to be self efficient... hope the prices stick or go up as they should be but certain Mallon men are gettin it hard to give a fair price. Prices should be up at least 50c on what they are now
Another quality video phil keep up the good work.
Thanks - magic vid
Great video Phil , that’s very similar to what goes on in our yard except we would be feeding mostly dairy cows , we used to have a Keenan 100 until it was completely worn out then we bought a refurbed mech fiber 360 cw bale handler it has saved us an awful lot of time because it holds twice as much , we are feeding brewers grain and beet to the milking cows along with first cut silage
Would be good to see the 165 out on the pusher, and maybe the 590 on the straw chopper...
Love 💘 the vids brilliant
thanks Phil
sorry to hear about Dolly, did your best with her. great video, could you explain a bit more the changes you want to make in the barn where its tough to feed? planning forward is really interesting. thanks.
Jaysus Phil I'm sorry to hear about poor Dolly, my uncle (lord have mercy on him) always said pure bred stock can be very hard to keep alive. That's a shame, but as you said where there livestock there's deadstock.
A good rare Irish breed to try is the Bó Riabhach. I believe there's a farmer in longford trying to re-establish them. They are very rare and he's going around the country buying them up or letting his bulls out to cows.
Could be good to look into. If I'm right they are a dualpurpose animal.
Looking forward to seeing you get working on the forks, it's a handy wee machine for around the yard. 👍🏼
Great video Phil . Try make a resolution next year to dehorn every calf
Great video Phil, just a quick note, try and reverse the diet feeder up tight to the face of the pit. It will save a litte bit of time when loading, plus anything that drops out of the bucket will be close to the pit to tidy up.
Brilliant as always
Great work tough about Dolly but ye gave her every chance
Phil have you and father Phil went about fixing the 6290 in the workshop yet ?
Fair your a hard worker unreal 🐄🐄🐄🐄😌
Hows the storm up that way FP hope ye are Safe bud 🚜🚜🚜
When ye knocking down the auld shed? And the bulls horns are like the cattle in the westerns 🤣🤣🤣
Great video Phil
Is the diet feeder hard on the clutch of the tractor.
Phil you should look at opening a mini farm and play area for kids.theres a few around where I come from and there raking in the money
Be a nice follow up to the pumpkin patch
Great work Phil , that finishing ration should be powerful stuff…💪 would be interesting to see how the bulls will do on it after another month of feeding..
How is uncle Robert traveling since he last went in?
The old fella adds good to your videos j
Great vid phil Sorry dolly didnt make it as my granny always said once its outside the door
Great Video Philip 👍👌
Regardless of weights you can see that they are thriving , I always find that the first few weeks of feeding are always disappointing , then they start to leap out of it , think it's as my father used to say " you have to get the lining in them first" ie. You have to build the internal fat before thy put on external condition.
nice to see,so i can do it the same way as you playing Farming Sim 22 ;)
Great videos as usual phil,your a hard grafter fair play to ye,if i had a pallet of time i wd send it to ya !👍
finger crossed 🤞🤞 you will get the telehandler demo
Yeah remove the horns when you purchase definitely the way to go definitely 🐄🐄🐄
He should get the farmer he gets them off to do it when they are only a few days old far less stressful on the calf
How about a update on the cow brushes Are Jersey bulls or bullocks just used to make hamburger when sold
cow brushes are working away great, no beef is beef jerseys are used for all the cuts not just used for burgers
When are you going to fix that massey in the workshop. You must get fed up working around it ? I would make that my number one priority. Fix it.
next week
@@FARMERPHIL3690 No way really?
Maybe the week after 😂
Live that music reminds me of moog from mcm's music.
Get the 165 out for pushing in the silage
Good to see the vintage tractors in the background. Any luck on the parts ye were looking for the John Deere?? 🤠
Yes we found them in America but haven’t done anything about it yet
Great news! b great to see it running🤠
Looking good!
Ya may get the sugar beet for bulls good video
Can you please give us an update on the loading shoval
Hi phill time to get that massy fixed and get out of the shed and back to work love your videos how many acres do you own would you not consider going back to dairying
I love the cattle videos, the big bulls look great. Will there be a difference in how the ones on the slats and the ones on the straw do or does that make no difference? Sorry about Dolly, such a shame but you did the right thing for her.
slates tend to preform better than bedded shed
When you doing the vid on the jersey boys and could you do a vid on pumping the slurry out of the shed
Hi farmers Phil, Hows the MF 1200 coming along and most important hows your uncle doing i hope he plough with it . Great video as usual .
Farmer Phil sometimes it's very hard to hear you or understand what your saying. Please consider a Bluetooth mic or some other sort. I can hear you well when you are holding the camera otherwise it's all gobbledygook
A good video Phil where do you source the biscuit meal
milstream recycling
@@FARMERPHIL3690 thanks Phil hope uncle doing OK
Where do ye buy biscuit meal
Dolly was always a gonner
Where is the ursus gone
Nice Video Phil. How much kg of buscuit Meal are getting the Finishers per Bull?
If your weighing Bulls who are not full there 5% left. Sober Weight is Live Weight minus 5%
1.5kg a day
You are right about the 5%weight difference the lighter the animal it can be a bit less and the heavier the animal a bit more! If animals are weighed first thing in the morning that is usually closer to their true weight!!
why not dehorn them...
Bit of work in feeding all them lad the whole crop is good stuff
What is the name/ brand name of ur calf milker
How's the Jersey boys
Great Video Phil , What tractor have u decided to put on the straw blower
You never told us about the batch of Jersey calves ...or did I miss it??
havent made the video yet
What's your cheapest cow
Is thr 590 still going Phil
When are you going to fix the tractor in the shop?
When the pallet of time arrives 🤔
How much a tonne are ye making yer raion for
Where do you get your buisgit meal from
Millstream recycling in Wexford
Happy Beef
Where can you get the biscuit meal? And how much a ton is it?.
milstream recycling
Phil is the older abbey tanker in the quarry field back going ?
no we sold it earlier in the year
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Should tie back that window or else there will be two. Broken
First
What kinda nut gun did father phil have in the last vid phil
Do you have any problems with starlings like the dairy boys always seem to? Eating all the grub from Infront of the cattle band pit?
What's the big difference in feed quality of the maize and wholecrop. ?
yes starlings are a problem we use the bird scarer but they've started to get used to it now.
maize is much higher in protein
Have you tried hanging a plastic owl in the shed or sparrowhawk sound on repeat.
yes but they get used to it
I notice you don't de-horn or de- bud, what's the thinking behind this?
we dehorn some but we never get them all done. but ive found that calves that are dehorned have a higher mortality rate
How's Dolly ?
Rip
When are the spuds being dug?
soon as theres some dry days
Can't wait thanks Phil
Do you prefer straw bedding over slats?
cattle on the slats have always preformed the best
Would the biscuit meal be good for milk
dont know, its full of sugar, oil and starch
Phil, with the diet feeder if you'd to restart the pto on a full load would she be hard on clutch packs or does it make a difference??
i dont think so, we used to have a 3090 on an abbey diet feeder for years and it ever damaged the pto packs but the ursus cant handle it
Would it be possible for you to have more of your sheds slatted or would it be to big of a job
We have 1ft of topsoil and then your on bedrock so it’s an awful hard job to dig slated tanks
And expensive
My friend put his camera on de feeder but it fell in how do u get it to stay on ???
Ive a magnet base for the camera
@@FARMERPHIL3690 sound lad
What hours are on the old tele
8000 hours
Does the chopper process the corn/maize kernels when whole cropping or do they go through whole?
we have a mill in the harvester so all is processed
@@FARMERPHIL3690 that has to be removed when chopping grass right?
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hi Phil, this video you’ve just made is the best farming content on CZcams, keep it coming!
103 comment i think I'm first 😅