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- In this video we are finally letting our heifers out to grass, then the dirty work starts.. Hope you enjoy
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I’m always blown away by the amount of helpfully information the tips we get from our viewers, it’s invaluable and not just to us but to others as well. Hearing and learning about stuff we never knew of before.
It’s a brilliant community 💪 👏
We had same problem few years back cydectin la injection was the only thing that cured it here. We had very bad dose of it here had done everything like you cydectin only thing that cured it after.
Well Adrian. Any chance I could get your advice on a new parlour
Really admire your crush and yard setup. Well thought out. Makes life a lot simpler having having good handling facilities
Brilliant video Adrian calves are looking well 👌🏼👍🏻
@@agoodbluewilldo8359 does that mean your changing your name to A good black and white will do ??? 😂
Ringworm seems to love timber,used burnt oil,worked 100%.
Thanks Adrian 👍 great job
Good man adrian great stuff as always
Great to see the calf doing well
Great video Adrian 👌
Looking forward to the tour 👍🏻
Them heifers look in great condition, fair play
Thank you Adrian for my weekly fix, look forward to more more and more , good health to you and yours .
Another great video Adrian as always 👍👍👍👍👍
Great video Adrian Great stock tidy clean job 👍 👌
This is the kinda thing people need to see. Love and care given to that calf to make sure it got a great start.
There are farmers up and down the country giving this kind of care to their animals but you won't see it in the headlines. Top job and great vid
Good Sunday video as usual Adrian ...Great cleaning job too. Good luck with the last three births hope they are all heifers.
Brilliant video Adrian 💪👍 heifer's are looking well you will have a fine first cut plenty of grass
Great videos usual
Hi, I'm from Brazil and I really enjoy watching your videos, mainly because I also work with dairy cows, it's a magnificent learning experience.
Always enjoy watching your videos Adrian. Keep up the good buddy
Found this channel and have watched most of your videos now and keep up to date. Was excited to her about the farm tours in a previous video. Looking forward to them. Can see a difference in production from your earlier videos XD. Good on ya. Doing a great job
Love the videos Adrian ,best Well ran farm I've see on TH-cam
Good luck w/ ringworm. Thank you for sharing.
Hi. Great video again at about 14:38 when talking about finishing the jet spraying you said " Going home to change my clothes and a wife to beat, then realised you said Going home for a bite to eat" hilarious 😂🤣😂 for a second. I love the Irish accent. Thumbs up 👍👍👍👍👍👍👍
Jesus thank god you got it on the second go 🤣🤣🤣, thanks Teresa
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@@IFarmWeFarm it was so funny, I just wasn't using my listening ears 👍
Creosote your timbers in the shed, as it kills the bacteria in the wood that harbours the ringworm..
We used old engine oil painted on to the ringworm 100 percent works
Another great video, I have said before, but I have never seen a cleaner farm, its spotless, its a credit to you and your family
Another interesting video Adrian,grandfather used to brush paraffin on timber around any feeders,used to work,then we used to find didn’t have enough for the t20,so he would moan at us for using to much petrol 🤪,thought you done well for the calf’s welfare,👍
Hello from Moosomin ,Saskatchewan, Canada Great videos thanks for sharing.
we use zinc licks when first sign of ringworm appears on the cattle in shed. works well every time gone in about five weeks but use plenty of licks that all animals have access to them. love ur videos keep up the good work
We are power washing the cow houses at the moment we have 1 done and 3 more to go
Always enjoy your Fun & Educational Vlog... The scenery in your paddocks is absolutely gorgeous tall green grass... Thank you for sharing your Beautiful Farm🐄...
GBY & YOUR BEAUTIFUL FAMILY ALWAYS 🙏❤️💙✝️🤗
Thank you Linda 👍
We always use a 50/50 blend of used gear oil and diesel fuel and brush it on with a paint brush. Also works well with a hanging rub brush and a drip tank.
We just used Holly for ringworm but like you said in the video Adrian,we hung it of the girders and it work perfect,never had ringworm since and that was a couple of years back
Great vid as always. Always a great boost on a Sunday morning. The Smiley, Cheery Farmer from Cavan. Have to be one of if not the best on TH-cam. The real deal, not just a lad scuttering about some product he's paid to promote but a real true insight. Just great. Keep up the great work. 👍.
My wife tells me I need to smile more, I’ll show her this message 🤣🤣🤣, thanks mate glad your enjoying the content 👍
Vircon S! up through the crush and literally power wash them, spray around the eyes, job done, no more ring worm or tetters within 10 days
That wee power washer looks handy with the handles on it, I have a very similar washer, be interesting to see you fitting the reel to it, mine could do with one too.
Nothing like keeping on top of it Adrian
That green antiseptic spray for sheeps feet is great for ringworms it’s a bit expensive but well worth it when it works
Good videos
I’ve notice the same issue with docks sprayed recently. Patches of them look like they were immune from the spay. Hopefully when cut they won’t grow back.
Well done great video waste oil works well to for ringworm just a bit messy
Another nice video again as usual Adrian who looks after your farm when you’re away he must be very good to keep up to your standards I presume you trust him quite a lot because obviously you’ve got to have time to go away every now and again like everybody else who works especially the hours you put in I said very nice to see what you get up to looking forward to a lot more of what you do take care and God bless
I can honestly say I haven’t missed a milking in nearly 2 years, apart from when I got injured last year, a holiday is long overdue. My brother is great if needed, I have a great local lad too so the help is there when needed. I’m not to fussy at all, as long as the milked and fed I’m happy. Thanks mate 👍
I remember ringworm on our farm back in the day, what we did to get rid of it, i have no idea, i hope that was helpful Adrian, your welcome, keep at her Lad!
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we found if the docks were to strong the spray wouldnt work to great, theres a certain size leaf should be just after growing then spray, obviously if hard with weather and time love the videos keep up the great work
We've used burnt oil and it worked fine, but since we started to hang the male holly in the sheds We've had no more ringworm, it's a great tidy setup you have, great video 👍
Yes it must be the male Holly that you use.
Try spraying the heifer shed with Sorgene 5 , especially the wood. This has worked well for us to prevent Ringworm.
Love the channel, keep up the good work 👍
Yes several people mention this stuff, never heard of it before now. I’ll get it this week and treat all. Thanks for the info 👍
Roseclear for your ringworm. Works great
Great video as always..... leave the Holly in the shed don't take it out I had ring worm on some heifers and the Holly cleared it up lovely bunch of heifersand I hope you don't have any repeats 🤞🤞
Oregano oil works great on ringworm. Just rub it on the bald spots and the hair should start to regrow within three days. Definitely check the minerals too. Free choice Kelp meal can boost their minerals to help them recover more quickly. Good luck!
I have to admire your energy Adrian. You never stop.
The old silage in the pit is open to the elements. I presume it’s going to be thrown out. What do you do with it?
My daughter has a farm and about 4 year ago her beef cattle was really bad with ringworm,i can't remember if she got them injected or if it was a pour on she was then told to wash everything down so she hired a steam cleaner and did everything on the highest heat and then sprayed everything with a really strong disinfectant,we did the washing and spraying after everything was put out to the field,and we also did it all again before the cattle come back in and it's seemed to have cleared the ringworm.
Used Opticide 10 parts water to one. . It's used for foot baths as well
We have the same power washer great things but extremely hard started for us anyway
Good man Adrian, great video as always,lots going on,very busy time of the year. Would you throw down some lime on the sheds now you have them washed?
Great video ! Is there any chance you'd be able to show us the extension you use for washing the side sheeting of the shed.
Keep them coming.. thanks 🚜
You are a tidy operator Adrian.
I live up here on the Fermanagh Monaghan border and locally we have a few people with the cure for Ringworm. I myself had young calves with ringworm and it was holding them back a bit you could see. I got the local man with the cure and it wasn’t 5 days until you could see the ringworm dying on them. Could be an option for you.
Burnt oil is good for ring worm , great fram , ground bit here in donegal, kieran from Laghey donegal town
leave the Holly up Adrian a farmer I buy calves of has the same Holly in his sheds for years and he has nt had ring worm since he wrekons it has to be dead to work so learning from him I done the same and it's worked but sure what works for me won't necessarily work for everyone that's just the way it is keep up the good work love the videos
Well Adrian there is a bottle of green medicine custom made by a pharmacist in Bailieborough town for ringworm u apply it on a cloth or tissue and apply it on the area of ringworm on ur animal it’s great stuff I use it all the time works 100%
I’ve heard about that only recently, thanks Padraig
Great video Adrian as usual.
I wonder was it a bit windy when you were spraying the docks. If they are totally healthy they must have got no spray at all. If your pressure is over 3 bar's it can drift mad. Also you can get low drift nozzles which are a great job.
Ps the sunshine will take away the ring worm. It does them no harm, but it's just a bit un sitely..
There was a bit of a breeze but it’s just odd as it’s just a few Random spots, need to get some low drift spray tips for that sprayer next week as we’ve loads of jobs for it this year 👍
@@IFarmWeFarm price them first as they're not dirt cheap, but not that dear either if you meet the right supplier. Alot of silage on here in Cork this weekend. Don't know what the panic is. Cuts are light, I'm leaving the crops bulk up to get value fron the fertiliser. 25th of May will still not be late
Take care.
Sump oil for Ring Worm applied with a paint brush. Swear by it.
For issues with ring worm and lice put male holly up in the sheds and this should resolve the issue, we put a new set up each year.
Paint burnt oil on it great job and paint timber in barriers now and it will be well dried for next winter.
Our dry stock got ring worm and the dairy cows didnt, swapped over the lick buckets and gave them dairy nuts and problem solved within 2-3weeks. so it's a lack of trace minerals, zinc and selenium etc.
That’s very interesting, I was told that myself, our dairy cows never get it nor any cattle under 6 months of age even if they share the same house. Its definitely a good point Misty 👍
Thanks for another really practical and informative video diary of a very hard working farmer …… when you are pressure washing the cubical sheds, are you adding disinfectant to water - not sure if this would help the ringworm but it should break the cycle of some of the bacterial nasties that can linger only to emerge later ?
No I don’t run disinfectant through the washer as it can damage the pump, I just spread it with a flower watering can Richard
Using the high zinc buckets will sort it. Use a high quality mineral bucket though as it should have the better quality zinc contents that the animals can absorb through their blood system.
Yes definitely so, I don’t if I said it would n the video but we’re using sheep lick buckets at the minute as there have a much higher Zinc content. UV rays outside has it all but gone now a week later. 👍
The doctor green grass will clear that ringworm up no end Adrian . They say sunshine amd warmer temperatures also cures it 👍
Yes UV lights kills it George 👍
We were getting hardship with ringworm with the heifers too. We had timber on doors in the shed. We took the timber off and put a hard plastic on instead. No issues with ringworm this yr. Our shed are washed every yr and disinfected but I think it lives in the timber or something
That’s interesting, loads of people wrecking it’s the timber. I will one day swap out that Timber for concrete. Thanks for the info Padraig, it all helps 👍
We just got an outbreak in weaned calves that are in a shed with steel doors gates and steel hayfeeders. No timber at all in the shed. Still got it. I would be thinking its a mineral issue. Still use the holly here too but a fella told me once that it has to be the red berried holly. Used calf care product last year from agri llyod and made a massive difference.
Adrian where did ye get the cowboy hat? Looks the part🤠.
Where did you get that roll on marker from love it ???
I've seen people putting the Holly somewhere that the cows can itch, scrach and rub in it, and apparently it works better that way
Yes I was told that after, I’ll be doing that next year for sure. Learning bit by bit 👍
U should get your self a pair of the ear defenders way a radio build In
The ring worm is unsightly, and I don't like to see it either, given that the white beast did not get it I would wonder if it was something to do with the pigment of the skin tha might indicate a supplement deficiency, have you had soil test Adrian I know your grass looks strong but might be worth having it tested just to see if everything is in there, very enjoyable can't wait to see what everyone else is at round about you, good luck to you
It’s only strong in about 40%, has a little while to go yet. Yes a supplement deficiency would cause the ringworm been so active over there body. We do soil samples each year but didn’t really look out for that if I’m honest. Might run a few blood tests this week just for curiosity. The ringworm has all but gone since that was film, can’t beat the sunshine 👍
The holly bushes is for lice not ringworm , burnt oil works wonders on ringworm
We put waste oil on the ring worm
I sprayed my shed with stuff my vet sa8d to use last year no ring worm this winter I send on name
I am only half an hour away from you if your doing the farm visits, you won’t have far to come and you’re more than welcome.
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Burnt oil 👍👍
If the dock leaf is bigger than 6 inches the spray is unlikely to work👍
Ultraviolet kills ringworm. Sunshine is the best treatment according to vets in the U.S.
Get very little sunshine here this past few years unfortunately, but yes UV does kill off most varieties of ringworm
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Bactokill 55 spray it on the ringworm will be gone in days
Not sure about the white cow ring worm theory but I do know white cows are more prone to eczema
would you not find the petrol powerwasher more expensive to run than the pto?or was there ne specific reason for changing to a petrol from a pto washer?
That’s a very good question, it’s to early for me to say but it does like it’s fuel. It all depends on the tractor too guess. I’d say there very little in the difference. The handiness though for me is just great, I was always rushing before hand as I would need to do other work with the tractor it would be on. 🤷🏻♂️
Talking about cars moving when your moving cows we had one farmer who used to move his cows every morning at 845 along the A6 to the A579 Bolton just to anoy if u said anything he used to say you should leave earlier
Adrian just asking say if you have manure do ya draw it out with a tractor and the box an put I piles in the field and the spread it out with fork
We have next to no dung on the farm, just calf bedding which we pile and spread after it rots down. Our slurry contractor spreads it for us, I used to spread it with a fork myself
Did you ever tried painting waste oil on your cattle and gates we fount got clear of all our ringworm
Yes run oil was used in most farms, but was just curious on an alternative Jonathan. Less messy too 😉
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Ade - what does the red tail paint do/prevent?
If the stroke of paint gets cracked and broken it tells him the heifer has been mounted by another 1 and she on heat she ready for A I
Doks are a hard yoke to get rid of every time you spread slurry they'll start growing
Where abouts did you get the tail paint with the roller?
It’s from a crowd called Tail Painter, very handy
Did you buy any cattle in Adrian? We bought a bull last year who brought it in and it was rife. Only one left with it now
No we haven’t bought in cattle in over 20 years. Probably got it from neighbouring cattle Paul
I use used engine oil!
My dad had ringworm one time in his heifers and used waste engine oil on them. It seemed to work by softening the lesion, but maybe wasn't the best choice because of the toxic materials in it. But that was back in the 1950's. About 30 years later I had an outbreak and after some research, no internet in those days, used a mixture of flowers of sulfa mixed with lard. Never had an problems after that.
If you do a search for waster oil for ringworm or flower of sulfur, you will find lots of positive comments.
Orl den hair oil for ringworm around €30 for 500ml
Never heard of that one 👌👍
I thought you said you were getting a stockbull.
No we’re watching to see how things go on the first service, the sock we mention would be to clean up at the end of this month, so we’ll see how things go. I’m very reluctant to get one after nearly been killed before, especially with young kids about. Time will tell, hopefully we won’t have to 🤞
What's the thing your using to put tail paint on?
Just a bottle and roller, we got that from TailPainter. We have an extensible handle for it in the parlour.
What was the purpose of the tail paint before the heifers went out to the field? P.s. another great video, as always.
Just helps me to see if any animals are in heat, when they jump on each other the paint gets rubbed off and we can notice them easier. Simple and cheap but it works well
@@IFarmWeFarm WOW.... COOL 😎
My petrol washer uses a gallon of petrol an hour much prefer my PTO one on my 240
Ya a 240 would be great and very economical of fuel, the PTO washer was great, had it from 1997 and never had an issue. The petrol one is just very handy to move about, I have jobs for it all over the place and found that so much better.
get some "Lion ointment" off the internet its about £2-50 a tin if you read what you can treat with it ive used for over 60 years