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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 4 มี.ค. 2024
- That's it, the last animal with a green ear tag is leaving the farm, now its a sixty day countdown to the next test.
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Still looks wet there 😬 11 days over here, 2 wet days and 2 days in a T-shirt 😁
26:38 great content again only thing with little calf’s and little lambs they like to lay down flat out and not bat an eyelid until you almost on top of them and you think they’re dead until they suddenly get up. Sounds like the cows were having a game of who can shout the loudest
Another milestone passed. Let's hope you'rel clear in 60 days... fingers crossed
😮Calf was tired after all the Galloping about but gave you a flashback 🎉🎉🎉😊
Ian, I have just read that M. tuberculosis can live on wood for up to 88 days. That makes me wonder if the wood chip might be an issue, especialy if stored outside and wet.
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Great videos as always. Bit of a odd complain, but I am pretty sure that I started to notice audio balance bit on left side since you started to use the new mic. :D
Ian, it's like musical chairs watching you gate the cattle around, hopefully when you build the new extensions it will be easier.
It’s because I predominantly work alone, to stay safe I use gates…. Lots of them 🙂👍🏼
A very good Tuesday evening to you all
Hi Ian, did you know that you have an "original recording" of your sound actually on the Rode Mic itself in a WAV file that is stored in it, it will not have any of the crackling sound that you are getting in the main receiver as its recorded directly onto the device. You can download the file through the software supplied with your GO and place it on the timeline and match it up really easily. A good tip is to "clap your hands" when you start filming.
hope this is helpful
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Job done, now onwards and upwards.
I tell ya, I can see why you’d another one Dow. Was laying exactly the same way. I’d imagine it’ll be a bit before that goes away.
Let’s hope for a good result in 60 days
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How is the mother of the dead calf has she calmed down now
great video has always farmer p ian and Mrs p mother in law p Mikey mille baby pullen Sam emma Abbi and holli and miss biskit miss crumble miss gypsy miss pepper and miss pickle miss MuppeAnothert 👍
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Yes mum is ok now.
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HOPE YOU ARE CLEAR NEXT TIME COMES IAN ❤
Evening farmer p mum p abbi holli emma sam bisskit and ur other dogs
Hows ur dad and martyn doing?
Good vlog again as always
Its a sad time 4 u having the last cow going off the farm
When do u no the results of tests?
Now the cow has gone its going to b another 6 b4 u no anything again its so bad 4 u isnt it
It wood b nice if they could sort the bsdger problem out cos its costing farmers a hell of a lot of money when u loss a cow and calf
Love u guys❤️💜💙💚
Reversing a trailer is so much easier when the person directing knows the importance of being able to see the deriver in the mirror, Bane of my life when people don't get it.
Thinking. Something a lot of folks seem to have difficulty with these days. More than a few times I’ve had to drive two or three bodies with my one head Trevor 😄
02:13 At a guess I assume that it's down to hay and water in and the rest is down to nature.😁
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Nice one again all the animals do is eat , sleep and ...........mess for England. I thought a swop of vehicles .....landy for the Toyota
very good video as always 👍❤😊😊😊😊😊😔
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I only see Japanese Pickups in England I assume there must be a high tariff on American Pickup Trucks?
Good video!💪💪
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This doesn't get easier to watch .
Well it's done .
You get your exercise in you do .
Thankyou for the reality .
Maybe the bellowing was fore her mate .
Boy your mucky .
We had winter again , six inches of snow . Before that two full days of dry gail winds . It was not good .but it stopped right before the snow .
Got cold again .strange weather .
Take care .and thankyou .
Never known such a mucky year Nancy. Lots of farmers I know have pits full already.
@@FarmerP Yes I've been seeing muck or mud all over the UK .
Don't slip , be safe .
Just had a brainurism... you can use 1/3 rounds of large pipes strapped down each side to haul heap mist without a safety concern, it counts as a cover doesn't it?
Great video again, how`s dad & Martin?
4 months later and still clean is the goal.
I remember the last reactors we had........they turned up with a six wheeler lorry all filled up with cattle all reactors from different farms around south Devon and i said to the driver got a full load here and he said yes out six days a week with my lorry picking up reactors......thats all i do
Depressing isn’t it 🙁
When do you let the cows on to the fields for spring ?
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Just twigged that Val with the sheep must be “Uncle Val” from Corner Farm…. 🤔
Correct 😄
60 days and counting.That loading went well.Nice to see good stock handling.
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Like us, if we eat, we poo and what and how it comes out depends on the quality and ingredients of what goes in.. Vindaloo😊😅😂😂 there's a question that's been spinning round my head for a long time.. do you think would meat taste better and livestock be healthier if cattle/livestock had access to all the natural edible plants that they would have eaten years ago? Feeding them just the basics like grass, silage and hay doesn't make sense.. to me anyway😊 it'd be like humans eating just pot noodles and weatabix and cornflakes.. we'd live on it short term and probably gain weight, yet how would our systems be? Regards P..
Winter forage will always be whatever can be stored from the summer, but Summer feed always goes down better if stock has access to tree and hedge browsing as well.
@@FarmerP yup, i get that having grown up on a farm. Surely the flavour of the meat would change with the diet? The taste of our milk used to change in winter when the cows were back on silage.. you could taste it in the milk🤭🤗
In the TB situation is there any thought the disease could be passed through the liquid poo or water trough?
I bail the water troughs out regularly, just in case. Poo isn’t the problem though, it’s more nose and mouth.
Whose it oké that the TB cow stay whit the rest the rest will not be infectit??
Mr P did you hear anything in regards to the meat for the others
Not yet.
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Sounds like when I’ve had enough of my kids 😂
till hearing you more left ear than right 👂
Please can you check the sound again as I'm still
Yeah same here 😢
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