Corns looking good that plastic really makes a difference we have a long growing season here in Tennessee. We can actually grow sweet corn and then replant it and get more sometimes depending on the weather that year. We don't have near as good of grass crops like you do there because 3 cuttings and we are done you can do a 4th if it's low land but the grass is starting to slowdown by September.
havent seen the farm shop or the chickens lately, any eggs in the shop yet? love the videos and watching your subscriber numbers growing. nice to see farm life across the pond.
5th comment we will be watching our favourite farmer and liv we just love to watch our hard they work and in this heat must be unbearable really feel for you .We’ve been getting some relief from the heat we’ll pass it one .We just love Ireland when we are near you we will call at the shop.All for now.love to all the family.☮️☮️☮️☮️☮️🌎🌎🌎🌎☘️☘️☘️☘️☘️🍀🍀🍀
Phil lovely vid ,word of warning don’t visit Western Australia between 1 November to March 31 Rest of year perfect Lots of harvest here this. Year bumper crop if all holds as they wait until it’s in the bin Keep up the good work
If you are building a bale fork for 2 or 3 bales you don’t need a big high fork if you stick the tynes in the middle of the bottom bale you just need a frame up to the middle of the top bale to allow you to crowd back safely
Heading fast to 50K. Safety never takes a day off. 25:45 That bale. Never mind Father Phil I am laughing my ass off here 🤣🤣. Some of those buildings would make lovely holiday cottages 🧐🧐 Or a new home for you and her in doors. 👍👍
Phil bit of a personal question but how do you cope with these long hours? Work work work, hows your mental health holding up? I can’t believe how well you do, do you stay off social media?
Surprised you dont stack the bales on pallets, have been doing it for years now and it keeps them dry all the time, especially with hay. Have been able to keep bales fresh for a couple of years in the sheds that way. even on a concrete floor the damp will rise up through the bottom bales.
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Could u do a tour of all of your tractors
The hay bales need pallets under them cos they’re isn’t a floor dry enough in Ireland to put hay directly on as the bottom of the bales will be black
Corns looking good that plastic really makes a difference we have a long growing season here in Tennessee. We can actually grow sweet corn and then replant it and get more sometimes depending on the weather that year. We don't have near as good of grass crops like you do there because 3 cuttings and we are done you can do a 4th if it's low land but the grass is starting to slowdown by September.
havent seen the farm shop or the chickens lately, any eggs in the shop yet? love the videos and watching your subscriber numbers growing. nice to see farm life across the pond.
so glad you are not doing those small bales of hay we used to make. Worse than straw to throw! Really enjoy your videos as an armchair farmer now!
5th comment we will be watching our favourite farmer and liv we just love to watch our hard they work and in this heat must be unbearable really feel for you .We’ve been getting some relief from the heat we’ll pass it one .We just love Ireland when we are near you we will call at the shop.All for now.love to all the family.☮️☮️☮️☮️☮️🌎🌎🌎🌎☘️☘️☘️☘️☘️🍀🍀🍀
Really enjoy the day in the life type video fair play to ye keep up the good work 👍👍👍
Nice one Phil, never a dull moment!
The maze around York is huge I’ve never seen it so tall 👍
Another great video Phil keep up the good work 👍 👍 🏴
Always busy Phil, great stuff Phil.
Phil lovely vid ,word of warning don’t visit Western Australia between 1 November to March 31 Rest of year perfect Lots of harvest here this. Year bumper crop if all holds as they wait until it’s in the bin Keep up the good work
If you are building a bale fork for 2 or 3 bales you don’t need a big high fork if you stick the tynes in the middle of the bottom bale you just need a frame up to the middle of the top bale to allow you to crowd back safely
Great video farmer 👩🌾 Phil good 👍 looking young cattle 👍🇬🇧🇬🇧🏴🏴👩🌾👩🌾🚜🚜
Thanks for the caps and the pictures last Sunday from clonmel
Phil…..harden up there, we have 28 degrees here in the peak of winter at the moment. Love the videos.
Great video Phil. Really enjoyed it.
Nice one Phil. Great video.
Its tough going in the heat but it will be worth it when you are feeding cattle in the winter with top quality fodder.
Great video Phil the 6499 is lookin good a fine machine
Heading fast to 50K. Safety never takes a day off. 25:45 That bale. Never mind Father Phil I am laughing my ass off here 🤣🤣. Some of those buildings would make lovely holiday cottages 🧐🧐 Or a new home for you and her in doors. 👍👍
Always enjoy your videos! Does Father Phil hear confessions?
Nice Video of Getting Your Farmyard clean for the summer Philip
Phil bit of a personal question but how do you cope with these long hours? Work work work, hows your mental health holding up? I can’t believe how well you do, do you stay off social media?
Regarding the teleporter..... I'll be back in 5 minutes is always half an hour, 10 minutes is an hour 😁😁
Bros a mighty man he put Phil outta the job
Great video guys, keep up the good work.
That maize looks absolutely savage bro has an interest this year phil. Why was there a few cattle in phil
keep the vids coming phil there very interesting
Well Done! 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👍🏻👍🏻
Brilliant video Phil
What engine is in your combine and also what are your thoughts on a Massey 3120
Great video . It was really hot here too
Great content as usual 👍👌🏴
Surprised you dont stack the bales on pallets, have been doing it for years now and it keeps them dry all the time, especially with hay. Have been able to keep bales fresh for a couple of years in the sheds that way. even on a concrete floor the damp will rise up through the bottom bales.
Bisy time on the farm phil Good night
Lovely little box drill there in shed with the combine, Fiona?? Assume its belong to family of your fathers late friend??
All of the above is correct😂
Great video guys 👍
30:41 you know the mudguard is bad when it is tied up
oh lord jesus save us
Great video as always 🤠
Cool video friend thanks again and stay safe 👍
Big combine breaker down in Wexford aswell
Smashing job you made of that bro
How u phil just what do udo in your spare time have you any hobbies do youdo any sports is it all work
I don’t have spare time I always find something to do
love this style of video
Any news on the two 165’s in the shed you did a video on years ago?
Great video 👍
great video!
Nice video Phil 👌
i tought it dint get that warm in ireland :O
Good clean looking cattle
Best off look with sqare bailer
Put the square baler on the 3690 and it would be Phil's outfit
How are the potatoes doing ? love a walk past sometime regards N Ireland .
Flying along will try include them in a video in the future
Well phil
The 6480 is some yolk
Bro is a whizz at the power washing!
re bonjour une très belle vidéo 😍👍👍👍
not a cloud in the sky to hot it was back to normal again
Just for future leaving a battery down on concrete fucks it up
Is the 6290 still in the work shop
That we teley is some job
How about shorts,hat,and sunnys
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Wheres the load lower
Why don’t you put your hay on pallets
Phil why are you not going to use the agure off the mf 38 that ye scraped
It has burn damage and we reckon won’t last pissing time
@@FARMERPHIL3690 will there be a video today
farmer phil (like a long poo)ahahahh
PHIL IF THAT IS YOUR LOVLY WIFE ! YOU SHOULD SAY AND DEAR FRIENDS THIS IS MY LOVELY WIFE AND SAY HER NAME !!!!!!!
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Did he know batteries sitting on concrete loose their life
What speed will 6480 do
Think it does about 43-44k
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For safety you guys really need to tidy up those yards. So many potential hazards under those weeds, nettles and undergrowth.
It’s a work in progress!!
The weeds will be gone in the winter. As said, it's a work in progress 😉
Great video phil, do you not start the combine up in the winter?
Not unless we have to move it around sheds no
@@FARMERPHIL3690 always thought it better start them up , give the engine and drum a move round.
@@laytonphillips6667 we used to every 2 months to keep the battery alive .........also rattledthe rats out of it .........!
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