Keep doing the things you do exactly as you are doing them, love your honesty and openness. Thank you for the work you put into the videos and for sharing.
I luv your dad, he's so passionate and does a fantastic job job of describing smell and allsorts makes me wish I hd smeallagram. You should chuck him a camera and set him up a little vlog channel lol.
Great video Tom and farther keep up the great work enjoy your summer. Have fun .and your video's have inspired me to get a weekend job farming. Cheers Tom.
If we have to close a silo, we always "shower" the bleed with an mix of propionic acid and water (2:8) using a watering can. Sorry for horrible english. Greetings from Germany.
Good stuff Tom can almost smell it from here . Was only about 40 mins from your place on Saturday but was on a run from Northampton to Glasgow for an impulse buy so couldn't stop off but I fully Intend to come visit the shop soon!
Do you need any farm hands, the experience would be pay itself,may need accommodation but I'd be happy to help Tom, keep up the good work and videos!!!
It is good to see an old school farm. Here in the US all the small farms were bought out by larger farms or built up with houses. I watch the millennial farmer it is amazing the shear size of the equipment they have. They don't even have to drive they just program the fiel into the tractor and it runs the route.Is that how you store your hay?
I was watching some other silage operations and noticed that they cut their cover tires down the middle. from the looks of the others doing it this way it looks much easier for handling the tires, storing, amount used etc. I don't know how they split the tires but if it was easy enough, I would say it looks like it might be a better way of doing things. Anywho love the vids and keep up the good work.
Hi Tom, couldn't you put the front of the 1st cut in the barn area and cover the 1st cut back up to stop any waste. Another great video. Say hi to the ginger warrior.
I worked on a Dairy/Beef farm for a few years.Thats the smell of money the mix of Manure,Silage,Cows it was a strong mix of smells when I first started but I got use to it pretty quick.Good Corn Silage and Haylage smells good to me,when you are cleaning out the Tanks that's never gonna smell good but it got tolerable lol
I grew up with a combination of the smell of haylage and diesel fumes from tractor in enclosed area..mmmmmmh. I like the Swiss Browns, great temperament and excellent bag confirmation. But as a Friesian myself, somewhat biased towards 'our' breed. We bred Friesian horses too.
You use thin plastic compared to what we use. Nice tire job this last week we went to a FORAGE AND FEED research dairy in Prairie du sac Wisconsin on each pile were five full tires an about ten side walls off car tires. Being we run 700 cows in Minnesota we have four bunkers the smallest holds about two of yours the largest filled full holds ten, and the only plastic you see is the centers of the tires.
"Spent grains" from a brewery. Cows usually like lighter grains, not specialty grains which have been through Maillard Reactions. But you can blend them.
"who would do that? Who would do that?" literally me at work fixing people's mistakes. Awesome video again mate, youre a very genuine bloke 👍
Keep doing the things you do exactly as you are doing them, love your honesty and openness. Thank you for the work you put into the videos and for sharing.
John Long Thanks John, means a lot that 😀
Tom Pemberton Farm love wa u are doing
Farmers dont get enough credit good work and thanks #countryside #countrylife 🙏
Good idea Tom and it saves the carters making a mess of your sheet and silage. You and your dad work well together.
I love you and your father. You guys are awesome. Also these drone shots are amazing. Keep it up!
Nice haircut, Tom. Looking sharp! And lots of happy cows!
I luv your dad, he's so passionate and does a fantastic job job of describing smell and allsorts makes me wish I hd smeallagram.
You should chuck him a camera and set him up a little vlog channel lol.
Your videos on clamps helped me so so much at my job interview today, hopefully I get the job 🙏🏻
You're so likeable Tom, your videos are a pleasure to watch. 🌳🚜🚜🚜🚜🌳
Love the smell of silage! 2 cut is in like 2-3 weeks
Great video Tom, good to see dad hard at it as usual.
Great video Tom and farther keep up the great work enjoy your summer. Have fun .and your video's have inspired me to get a weekend job farming. Cheers Tom.
You two talk like magpies. Love seeing how well you guys work together❤
If we have to close a silo, we always "shower" the bleed with an mix of propionic acid and water (2:8) using a watering can. Sorry for horrible english. Greetings from Germany.
Nice video mate why dont you do a tash like the old man has for the next video lol keep it up mate 👍
Good stuff Tom can almost smell it from here . Was only about 40 mins from your place on Saturday but was on a run from Northampton to Glasgow for an impulse buy so couldn't stop off but I fully Intend to come visit the shop soon!
Love the Ginger Warrior!!!
It's great weather to be out. Was in hospital with broken arm that time. Go plate and pins in it.
Awesome video tom!!love your farming vids! 😁😁❤🐄🐄🐄🐃🚜🚜🐑🐑
Excellent Video as always Tom
Nice Video, and nice looking Silage!! From Norway😊
Do you need any farm hands, the experience would be pay itself,may need accommodation but I'd be happy to help Tom, keep up the good work and videos!!!
Thanks to you Tom I have started up my own farm TH-cam
Great stuff Tom, can nearly smell it from over here,nice!! :)
It is good to see an old school farm. Here in the US all the small farms were bought out by larger farms or built up with houses. I watch the millennial farmer it is amazing the shear size of the equipment they have. They don't even have to drive they just program the fiel into the tractor and it runs the route.Is that how you store your hay?
I like watching Millineal Farmer too,it's sad but true not alot of small farms left at least here in NC
You need to do a video on the story with your hill farm
Now that would be different your hill farm. Look forward to that
Hi Tom love the videos. Your old man is fair happy. On a farm u expect the unexpected. Lol
Recently found your channel, Love seeing how farms operate ect keep up the videos
fcuku 1 Thankyou very much 😀
Tom has used the shiny shampoo today 🏴💙
Great vid Tom looks really good stuff wish we could smell it 👍👍
another crackin video mate, always wanted to see what its like to graft on a farm for a week or something!!
Greetings from Spain dude, watching all your videos
I was watching some other silage operations and noticed that they cut their cover tires down the middle. from the looks of the others doing it this way it looks much easier for handling the tires, storing, amount used etc. I don't know how they split the tires but if it was easy enough, I would say it looks like it might be a better way of doing things. Anywho love the vids and keep up the good work.
Hi Tom you should of asked loader driver when you done silage to push it up higher, and turn silo tower round so spout on other side
its fuckin impressive how u just keep on going all your life doing this!! respect!
Hi Tom, couldn't you put the front of the 1st cut in the barn area and cover the 1st cut back up to stop any waste. Another great video. Say hi to the ginger warrior.
Quality, especially Father Tom,,,
Great video as always. Keep up the good work Tom.
Savage silage Tom a real credit to the man on the buckrake
Yes, curerd hay has a beautiful boucay
Nice video Tom im from ireland👍keep up the good work
David Hogan Thanks David 😀
We opend our silage silo 6 weeks after it was filled and it looks amazing
Calves seemed to love it. Great video as usual Tom!
You need to get as much this year tom
Another great video Tom 👍
Great looking silage Tom.
hi tom put some box muck on the sheet when you seal clamp back up it is flexible and settles with the clamp thus keeping out the air
david cornforth Dad was saying to do this aswel
Used Draff From Brewery's and Distilleries. From Mashing process 🙂
Good video Tom, informative as ever! Silage looks good 👌
Lovely looking silage guys
9:12 eye spy, a drone in the sky!
Another good video. Thank You.
Great video again mate keep it going
Class video really enjoy watching your videos keep up the good work 👍🏻
An interesting video silage looks about perfect,will only get better with the second cut. That is of course some one doesn't forget to shut the gates.
Another great video mate
Very interesting. Even if I did only understand 3 words.
Love the videos good work we have just about done are 1st cut and just about starting 2nd cut
I worked on a Dairy/Beef farm for a few years.Thats the smell of money the mix of Manure,Silage,Cows it was a strong mix of smells when I first started but I got use to it pretty quick.Good Corn Silage and Haylage smells good to me,when you are cleaning out the Tanks that's never gonna smell good but it got tolerable lol
Professors of Clampology!!!!!!!!
silage is the best then you get all the tire silage water all over you 😂😂😂😂😂😂 love the vids
Second cut is 3 weeks off at most, last year it was done middle of September, year before it was done in October. This year is great
Maybe you could drill some holes in THE tires so the water can drain out. It would make a bit less of a mess maybe?
fredmja97 thats smart but it makes it lose a bit of weight
I grew up with a combination of the smell of haylage and diesel fumes from tractor in enclosed area..mmmmmmh. I like the Swiss Browns, great temperament and excellent bag confirmation. But as a Friesian myself, somewhat biased towards 'our' breed. We bred Friesian horses too.
I’m one of the “non-ags” whose just here to see the cows 🐄 lol. Love seeing how dairy farmers work.
Keep it up tom great work 👌🚜🚜🐄🐄
We opened ours a couple of weeks ago cows love it with that and the after cut they're grazing they're milking like stink
Nice Crow @04:09 :D
@Bin man Fan hanging nicely from the pole
@Bin man Fan At 4:09, look at the slightly blue pole, it's hanging right above the blue paint. Cheers mate
@Bin man Fan Rightside...
@Bin man Fan No sh*t haha!
Brilliant vid Tom was waiting to hear if it was so good you could smoke it lol keep it up top vid
Christopher Jackson if it’s smokable count me in 🤪
Good video Tom 👍🏻
I do my 2end cut in silage bales and 1st cut in the pit
Luv the creditcard vaction song
Pretty kol video bud.
I liked it.👍
Brilliant vid love this videos like the first song
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You use thin plastic compared to what we use. Nice tire job this last week we went to a FORAGE AND FEED research dairy in Prairie du sac Wisconsin on each pile were five full tires an about ten side walls off car tires. Being we run 700 cows in Minnesota we have four bunkers the smallest holds about two of yours the largest filled full holds ten, and the only plastic you see is the centers of the tires.
Whey the little IH got some action I love international
Quick question Tom, would you ever strip graze your cows on your pit, or have a system where it doesn’t involve a diet feeder?
We're using woodchips as weight on top of the clamp and we take the woodchips gradually off when opening the clamp.
Great video
"Spent grains" from a brewery. Cows usually like lighter grains, not specialty grains which have been through Maillard Reactions. But you can blend them.
Good video 👍 silage looks really good quality, thought the Case might have been treated to a little TLC an it will last u longer 🙄👍👍
Tom could you please explains in detail what is selco
Nearly 80k subs?! Here since 5k
Diarmuid Bilous 🙌🙌🙌🙌
Tom. At 13:48 why do you have a dead crow next to the clamp hanging from the feed tower
Realy good music
Do more in the 885 Tom get the mower on it 2nd cut
Great video. How many acres of grass you do on the first cut?
Great video as normal Tom, I was thinking, of you could have any new tractor or equipment what would it be?
hi tom another top video
Nice 👌
Very nice
Great stuff Tom keep it up
242nd! GOOD AFTERNOON TOM, LUKE, AND THE GINGER GUY! Roger in Pierre South Dakota USA 🎉
Why can't you get the calves outside? They be fine till September.
You could throw a bit of salt along the face when you close the clump to help sorry it going bad.
Great video Tom. Why is there a crow hanging from your cake bin?
Some people use then to scare away other crows from the silage since some birds cut open d plastic on d pit
Conor Mcloughlin cheers that’s very interesting.
why not put the stuff in the back of the second salage pit
Can you show us how many hours is on all your machinery
13:31. Is that a black bird hanging on the left side of the pole?