AN EXPLOSION OF POO... ALL I WANTED TO DO IS MAKE GRASS GROW!
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- čas přidán 5. 09. 2024
- In today's video father and i are spreading slurry with the dribble bar.
+ Father nearly gets me with an explosion of slurry! Thanks for that DAD!
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Hey Team,
I know I said in the video but I’m so sorry about the the audio crackling in a bit of the video. I’m working on the issue by getting a new set up. Fingers crossed it works 😊
Thank you so much for the support as always, your the best! 🙌🐄💩🚜
Think today's issue might have been caused by the high level of background noise. If you press record it tries to level it out - including your voice.
No worries!!!
The joys of farming ay
My background is audio engineering. If you fancy a chat happy to help out.
All good, sh1t happens 😣🤷🏼♂️
And that’s the real world. So don’t stress. Fab as always 👍🏻
Couldn't care less about the audio issues tbh. For me, it doesn't take away from the good content. Whatever works for you, and makes your life easier. I've said it before and I'll say it again, seeing the cycles of stuff on the farm, grass into cow, cow into slurry, slurry onto grass, it seriously interesting and great stuff.
Thankyou so much 😊
Most people never understand all the things that happen and problems farmers deal with and don’t appreciate what it takes to produce the food we eat. Keep up the good work Wisconsin here
Thankyou so much for the nice comment 😊
Your dad is THE BEST! So much knowledge, practical experience to back it up and PRIDE in what he does! You're so lucky to have him working with you.
Thank you 😊
One way to start the weekend is with your video Tom enjoy your weekend
Great video Tom, the bit of rain helped enormously with the dribblebar , proof will be in the next cut. Always happy for the Ginger Warrior's in put, learning all the time.
It has been decades since I have visited a dairy farm or worked with cow poo, yet when I see this operation the smell is alive and well in my head. It takes a lot of soap to get rid of the smell.
Awesome operation.
That’s farming for you Tom each day gives you a different challenge to overcome and doesn’t take away from the great content you put out to us watching 🚜👏🏻👍🏻
Literally I could listen to the ginger warrior talk all day long. Great video Tom 💯
Sewing a lot of white clover will make up some of that slurry shortfall I reckon. It's truly remarkable how much nitrogen they can fix per acre.
Lucky e white heather migh be profitable
@@barrytipton1179 nitrogen = beef. Lucky heather = Travelling Markets
Can't sow clover and make money. Cost of seeds way too high. Clover plants would take up the space that the grass would grow. Not comparable harvastable mass. They still have to empty the slurry bin. The poo has to go somewhere so more poo can be added. Legumes/clover do make a lot of N but just not practical or economical for this application.
@@deborahharvey6017 - you sound like you know what you're talking about Deb, are you a farmer, or agronomist?
Did not mean for it to sound so authorative. Was just light heartedly stating a few facts. No matter what side of the pond you live, facts of farming present multiple dilemmas and options and obstacles to producing a product at a profit. Hardest job on earth. Grew up on a farm. Have been a landscape designer/consultant/gardener in big city for 41 years. Have little farmette in country. Neighbors are cows and farmers. Recently discussed fertilizer/nitrogen cost issue/options with neighbor.
Dad knows so much about soil management. Great to listen to him.
Thanks Jimmy 😊
Tom , I like your dad with all his knowledge of course he has all those years dealing with the land for the cattle
Hi Tom! That was an entertaining video! You seem to do a really great job in soil management.. sustainable farming as much as you can! I can’t imagine what it smells like though. 🤣. Dirty jobs but somebody’s gotta do it! 👍
I have never set foot on a dairy farm and I am lactose intolerant but I LOVE THESE VIDEOS!!!😍
Surly it’s only a problem if you drink it 🤣🤣🤣
Great video! You even make slurry interesting. I like the overhead shots of you spreading the slurry in the fields.
Thanks 😊
I admire all the hard work you put into your job xx
I love how you are both really into the science behind making the crop grow most efficiently. Knowledge by experiment is so interesting and rewarding.
I just love you dad. He is so full of wisdom. Great video
Andrew loves slurry you and your dad work well together
.The new bubbles in the tank make grate slurry looks rich and vary easy to spread !
It’s so so good
It is amazing how something as simple as the dribble bar and some bubles make the slurry that much better. Will be really interesting as time moves on how much of a difference there is in your 'til expenditure. I know with the prices always going up it will be reflected more in the amount and not the cost, but still...every little bit.
Another great vid as usual with great singing when will we ever see the day that there is a bad vid , I’d say never
Keep it up Tom
Thanks mate 😊
Tom, I hope that you start as soon as possible new project of clean up and putting new concrete. Always happy to see improvements on your farm and hope that those videos comes soon. Be safe, so much respect mate!!!✊
Very very soon 😊
Glad to see that you are no longer overlapping with your slurry dribble bar. It's pretty much a precission tool, so there is little point in doubling application in strips.
These vacuum tankers seem popular around you with manual hoses.
I never see anyone like that. Hydraulically driven pump crane with screw or centrifugal pump for unloading is like a vacuum tanker is for you.
Long hours, long weeks..........such a grafter! Respect Tom!
In the calf shed, and pit, wash it out using a big pressure hose, the water will help 'loosen' the chunky stuff at the bottom of the pit and you get more slurry.
it may be a good idea to extend your slurry system to include the calf pen area. If it is compatible with the plans you did not yet disclose to us :)
Tom flush the pump out with a drop of diesel sometimes can help
Does this help? 😊
@@TomPembertonFarmLife well Tom I use to do it with our tanker it would flush all dirt out of the pump I think it worth a shot
I thought your meant to use petrol?
Helloooo from the sheep and I!
I love the ginger guy such an awesome guy. Love your videos Tom have learnt so much about farming since watching your video
I have just been to Dumfries and Galloway for a few days which you will know is big dairy country and they are well into their silage season with many huge fields cut and everyone out tanking like mad with dribble bars and umbilical systems. fascinating to watch.
Your passion is inspiring. This is the best reality, informative show that I look forward to watching. The bell is on 🔔
Tom ,today I was telling my wife about doing this on my parent's farm in 1957. The equipment is different now, but much the same.
For me I hardly ever read the titles, when I see Tom has posted I click to watch if your a regular viewer what does it matter what the title is.
Tom’s videos are number one in my mind.
Fantastic video who would have thought I would find muck spreading videos more interesting than TV keep the videos coming and Happy Farming
Glad to hear the aeration and dribble Bar are helping with the grass and hopefully the overall quality that I will make for the second cut and the overall nutrition for the cows. Ginger guy looks like he got a haircut? Be well be you
Great video Tom
Tom I'm only after realising that your hurlimann and our deutz are the exact same machine SAME are another the exact same, and your dad is right they are not hard on diesel depending on how they are driven of course.
That’s right 😊
You know you love your work when you lay in the muck!
I have to say Bubba I just love your dad's accent and just the general way yall talk!!!
I watch these thinking, that's how my Lancashire farm laborer ancestors might have sounded. Love it.
Audio issues included, your videos are quality. Been a regular viewer for 2+ years, it’s helped me through some very dark and difficult days.
Some sheep farmers are getting mics that attach to their clothes. It's great you can hear the person better even with noise in the background. You do have to take it off when you talk to someone unless they talk loud or are close to you
Great video Tom has your dad had a haircut hope you @ your family have a good weekend. Great drone footage 👍👍👍👍
He has 😊
@@TomPembertonFarmLife he looks loads younger! 😊
With cows in paddock have you thought of using a topper or harrows to break up the cow paddies? as they do help the grass but also hurt it as there not spread about and a slitter to help air the grass.
They do harrow.
Haven't seen them use what we call a ripper in Aus yet.
Man Thomas I didn't think you would get that whole pit out on all your land good work guys
Hydraulic pump drive on the tanker a good investment on the safety side guys .
Great job guys ❤️👍🏻
Tom the best way to get that thick stuff out is to fill up a tanker with water and use a 2 inch pipe to wash it down trough the slats then stuck it out and flush it in again
On Drews farming vlog they have I believe similar tanks and use a pto driven paddle/ agitator affair which does not appear to require a too large of a tractor and works well.
One of the best titles of a video ever
Humic acid is a wonderful thing for soil, I wish I could send you enough to spray a field to test on. I wouldn't want to pay VAT on that though. Root development would increase significantly, letting your grass get thicker and taller.
Can I have a happy birthday it’s in 2 days and I’m a huge fan
Edit:thank you all so much this made my day
My birthday’s on Thursday
Happy bday
Happy Birthday
Happy birthday 😊
@@TomPembertonFarmLife thank you so much
You know how to make people happy I have looked forward to today's video and it made my day 💯 Tom did you enjoy your pink lady apple 🍎 just looking at the sticker on your jacket 😅🤣
I would love a video where you guys talk about the slurry analysis and the results of your soil samples.
100% would love to do one on this 😊
huiop
BRILLIANT. 💞🤗🍀
Just Gotta Say. your dads looking really well in this Video.. lovely to see
I’ve asked this before but have you thought about having solar panels put onto your new shed it might prove a good thing to do , I just love the way you and your dad discuss things xx
Is there not panels on One of the other buildings near the farm shop sure I saw some in one of the vids. They only really make economic sense if you are using the electric they produce if at least a good proportion of it. Again it’s all money money money.
@@johnwarwick4105 but you can sell it back to the company what you don’t use but for farmers they save money where they can !
@@yvonneward only for a fraction of what it costs to buy it at. It’s not like the domestic solar incentive
@@johnwarwick4105 oh I see I didn’t think of it that way x
Got to love a bit of grass fever season! Well that’s what we call it.
Great times all around. Keep up the great content! Just need a half tank of water n drain into back part of bad pit!! Let it mix! Have a good weekend
How about trying a long aerating lance hooked up to a road breaker compressor as a way of mixing the slurry in your difficult pit? Just a thought
Great video Tom just a thought have you got a extension pipe for the tanker so that the suction pipe goes further across the tank and get into the other side were the thick stuff is keep the great videos coming 👏👏👍👍
The slurry sounds are impeccable 👌🏼
Heading away for the weekend. Glad I got this in before I left.
Poo Happens❣️
It could be worse - you could be at 10 Downing Street and farming 🤪😉
Well done you two I loved spreading. Sludge
A very good Friday afternoon to you all from Wellington Somerset
Great video Tom! Can't really say why, but it made me very happy!
"you don't herd them they follow you" lol aww
Worms are great👍👍😎😎 do a fantastic job turning material into good growing soil , we have three worm composers in the garden , for all our organic waste , mix the compost for our plants/fruit trees👍👍😎😎
Lovely singing voice tom very like Celine Dion 😂😂😂
pooh slinging comes before finishing cleaning up yard.
I love the pooh video.
Toms shot doesn't stink , as it's on CZcams.
One of our local dairy farmers likes to use a dribble bar on his grazing ground and a splash plate on silage ground it makes better cutting grass
any slurry covering the grass blades will hinder the growth, so dribble bar rules every time.
Oooooo, there is a chocolate fountain at this party.
Walk down the street and see how many abandoned cones you see. Computer games have barrels and IRL has cones, everywhere.
Great videos keep it up 👍
Why Don,t you get a mixer witch you can put in the pit thru the slats.
I used them 20 Years ago when I was stil working on a farm.
Greatings from the netherlands.
Be a nightmare to get in 🙈
Love the pooh t-shirt rag, every new tanker has one.
It sure feels good to do good! Heck,Tom, It feels good to watch you do good! haha!
I am soooo glad you like poooo soooo much xxxxxxxxx debbie xxxxxxx
Ought to get one of those little paddle stirrers that Drew up in Scotland has for the B275, would sort that tank out
Another quality video tom farms looking well keep up the hard work and it will soon pay off. 💪💯
Would it maybe be possible to extend the bubbler system in the large silo with one or two extra "zones" and place those in the "bad" tank so they get stirred in rotation with the large tank?
PS: at 17:05 it looks like the far left pipe on the dribble bar is blocked in case you hadn't noticed Tom ;)
Well spotted
I have seen it 🙈😂
👍 good job
Will you be steam cleaning the the new cow shed
Liking the music tom. And your right, you're the first person to say to "that cone's to big"
Hi Tom thanks for putting in the American dream song as you where muckspreading 👍🏻 Hopefully you can fix the audio. Thanks for your videos they are amazing 🤩👍🏻🐄🚜
Couldn't you have a second opening put into the second pit so that it would be easier to empty it completely? Love all the videos.
Great videos as always been having a catch up dont worry about the audio things happen.
Love your videos, I play fs22 a lot because I enjoy the farming aspect of the game with cows and grass care
What’s fs22?
These our subjections , I though would help out. You need to invest in another big manure tank spreader but keep the own you have as well . So you should have two people spreading liquid manure instead of one person doing it all . The field’s should have field tile tubes to get rid of water.
is it maybe a auto setting in your sound settings?
Hey Tom , as always a great video . but there is no slurry coming out of the last drilblebar on the left side if you watch youre video at 20:05 .
Phoo day for sure! I always hated that day but our wagon was older than you stuff.
nearly every youtuber seems to have problems with these gopros give the plugs and holes a blow out might work classic dads trick
get onto your local contractor to see if they have an agitator for a slatted tank :)
I don’t know why this video was suggested but I’m glad it was
Love the pooh
Did you ever get to the bottom of the Mike problem Tom? Mine dose the same when you get a small amount of water over the Mike.
Such beautiful cows!