Sorry to those that are listening with earphones or buds as I’ve just been told that there’s only sound on the left 🤷🏻♂️, have no idea why that is. The second half of the video is ok. So it’s all mic related. I used a Rode video mic wireless go 2, if anyone knows how to solve this please let me know. 👍
I’m listening on AirPods Adrain and they are working perfect in both ears. In regards to your method of putting up your fence I was always told there’s more than one way to skin a cat and what ever works for you works for you lad. Keep up the good
There are more than one way to solve the stereo mix in your final video. This will be long, but I will suggest 3 ways. I am a professional cinematographer mostly filming and editing promotional videos and TV adverts here in Japan. That's where I am coming from. Please choose the simplest and best solution for you. 1. The Rode Wireless Go is a dual channel receiver. That means that when using one microphone, it is only sending to either the left or right channel. There may be a setting in the receiver that will allow for a stereo mix. 2. The Wireless Go II uses a 2.4GHz (Wi-Fi) to connect and line of sight is important. You may want to consider adding the second microphone to a gun mic on the camera to avoid drop-outs in audio. We call this redundancy. A UK news channel recently filmed Prince Charles in his garden and they used the Wireless Go II, attaching both mics to each lapel of his coat. This was for too reasons, one, if he looks to his left, the left mic will catch it and vice versa if he looks the other way. The other reason is ensure that they always have a constant signal to the receiver. The advantage of the 2.4GHz wireless mics is that they can be used internationally whereas the UHF wireless systems that we tend to prefer to use are country specific and you could get into a lot of trouble using the wrong frequency in a particular country. 3. I don't know what NLE (editing software) you are using, but there should be a setting that on output that it creates a stereo mix when outputting the video. This is probably the simplest method if you are unable to create a stereo mix in the Wireless Go II receiver. I hope that helps and if I find a bit more information on the Wireless GO II, I will edit this reply and add 'EDITED' to the top.
17.00 Dont cut off the excess wire, tighten your wire as normal then loop the excess wire onto the bottom row , and tie to carry the current, quicker and neater, love the vids Aidan.
I enjoy your channel very much. I’m not a farmer. I’m disabled and don’t know a thing about fencing except what I see on youtube. They look fantastic to me. I loved how the calves were playing and loving life. I must say though, you have the cleanest trailer I’ve ever seen. I love how you take pride in what you do, pride in your animals and your farm. Thank you so much from the bottom of my heart for sharing your life with us. God bless you.
Your twisted wire looks strong enough to me. Very neat job all the way around. Such a smooth loading team you have trained. No panic or injuries. Well done. Lucky four heifers as they graze and play. Thank you for sharing.🐄🐄🐄🐄
I just found your channel today & I'm already hooked! I grew up on a dairy farm in NE PA & love your set up! Great to see the kiddoes helping...its a wonderful way to grow up! I couldn't ask for a better childhood!👏💐
Another, and possibly quicker way to cut the insulator, is to put a nick in it half way round with a stanley knife and snap it, handy for when your doing a lot for a long stretch of wire. Always enjoy the videos 👍
A fine fencing job. I learned 2 styles of fencing. The first from my father and the second from a proper fencing contractor who was in macra with me. You do what you have to do tp get the job done and keep the animals in.
We have a small well fenced paddock and dad would put heifers in it for a day just to get them calm and understand what a fence is before we move them to another field, otherwise I reckon we would have the sane problem as yourself there 👀😂
Loved the calves running around when first let out, those girls are a great help to you, greasy video once again, thanks for all the time and effort I know you put into your video’s
Nothing wrong with that fencing it's a grand tidy job.. The knots take a while to get used to doing but once you get the hang of them you ll use them all the time
I have never seen fence done like that with the tubing around the posts. And we would just run a wire kitty corner when connecting two fences together and not underground. Thanks Adrain and hope you did not catch a cold with getting soaked from the rain. I would like to see a video with zoom or somehow with Laura and her family (Farming Life at La Forge) with you and yours. Just listening to Laura and her parents talk about the differences from Ireland to France and seeing how much different things are between the two countries and the differences between the USA and your countries. So very interesting and educational. Thanks again Adrain.
When you measure the wire from the top of the post we always use our hammer, I've noticed you use ure trousers, im a dairy farmer in Cumbria and I'm not a qualified fencer either but little tips like this always help me.
Great video Adrian, the joy of letting calves out and having fingers crossed they don't run thru fences. Them gripples are great job, often forgot to put on insulators. When connecting 2 strands of wire if u have a long tail out after tensioning top strand could loop it to bottom strand.
Grand video Adrian I spent an afternoon running around a 40 acre silage field trying to get an escaped calf back in with his pals...😠 I gave up when it came to milking time 😡 .... the wanderer was back with her buddies by herself when I fininished milking ! 😁.. sure she was just playing with me 😂
Another great video. I'm constantly stunned by the amount of work that goes into running a farm well. That was a lovely, happy video. The girls looked happy. The animals are happy, safe and well cared for and Hudson looks like he hasn't a care in the world. Good on you.
This my second time watching the video and Was ment to say earlier to get the calves to touch the electic wire is to hang some type of vegetable leafs on it and the will blow in the wind and the will go to eat it and get a good shock 😲
Great video nice to see the wee ones involved. I do the insolaters the same as you I use the ratchets with the plastic egg on the the back off them I put them in opposite corners off the fields least if I want to open a strand it's easy to open
Hi there from Kilcunda Victoria Australia. Just a observation when you was hammering staples you need to hold hammer from the end not in the middle as it chocks the swing and you are not using the full weight. It just means less hits at the end of the day. Love watching your videos and how you farm compared to me. I have 350 acres and just retired from dairying this year. Going into beef farming. Keep up the great work cya
Yes that’s a new hammer and the handle was very slippery till it’s broke in. Yes what’s your saying makes perfect sense though. Thanks for tuning in from down under mate 👍
Great content again Adrian great insight to your farm in life great involvement with the kids lovely family farm you have their my mate 👍🏻. I do love a Sunday morning with a cup of coffee . Watching your day to day farm life
Great video Adrian. If anyone’s looking the little tightening things for the fences and called ‘grippels’ there around 2 quid each and you can buy a bundle with that tightening tool included.
Perhaps the finest group of helpers on You Tube! No one can say what fencing works for everyone except perhaps my father whose instructions came complete with a boot in the a*s when I didn't meet his standards, LOL. Fun video and stay safe.
Another good video Adrian. Bit of a tip if your interested🙈.......... to tension the wire slide a gripple down the end of the wire, loop the end around the egg insulator then the end through the other side of the gripple. Saves splitting the wire to join. It's not tied to the egg just looped. 👍
To be fair I only learned about the gripples and tensioner tool from your channel!😃 I'm rightly set up with mains electric fence inspired by your videos. Thanks. 👍
Another great video Adrian, can’t wait to see what u are planning for machinery house on the flat area. We need to do something as well here to try and get some of the kit in out of the weather. You 100% right on your original machinery house you need solid reinforced concrete wall to make a proper job of it. Unfortunately with the price of things now it’s not so feasible forcing you to look at an alternative option. You defo not alone in that one. Thanks for the great video, see u o the next one.👍
It’s gonna be a while before things settle by the looks of it, we got the shed priced shortly after we dung out the site, price has more than doubled since 🙈
Love the videos as usual Adrian. If you want a few fencing tips look up Dan Flood or Henry Kavanagh, I myself am a fencing contractor, A.D. Fencing, not far from you but Dan and Henry are the two lads for a few tips.
Thanks for all the effort you put in to your videos. I think you are doing a great job filming and editing. Your calfs are cute, but your daughters are even cuter 🙂
Brilliant video Adrian 💪 nothing wrong with your fencing Adrian I don't like them thin rolls of insulation pipe they don't last and the wire ends up hitting off the post after a while
Hello Adrian and of course ur helpers.they are great girls for helping u out.great video as usual.ur a genius at doing fencing.ur a quiet man when the calf went through the fence.here in galway when that happens we use the farmers prayer f‽???????.take care till we see the next video👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍
Another great video Adrian,funny how animals will do the opposite to what you think!Great how you ,,,while watching calves running around,,,,keep your girls safe at all times 👍As for the fencing,well I personally thought that the finished job looked professional,well done you!Good to see Hudson out helping you through the day,at the end,I expect Hudson had gone to put your kettle on!! 🤪🍻
Great video as usual Adrian, your coming across very professional, nothing wrong with that fence, you will always find in life that no matter what you do you will always find some one who knows better, but are they out in the rain having to do it, very few. What about the lasses quad and the auld Ferguson have you still got them on the go, your not going to have time now silage will be starting shortly, some guys have started round us and cutting some fairly good crops, any way keep up the good work, well done good luck
Ya then two projects will have to wait until the time presents itself, but I will get them both finished soon enough. Long evenings now gives me more time. Cheers George
Well done on all your work. How many people understand the use of the word graipe(grape)for the four pronged fork. I think it is only used in parts of Ireland
Great vid there👍. Keep up the great work. I'm one that won't take a fence to your fence work 😉🤣😂. We used a fair size split pin to wrap the wire round the wire. Keeps it tidy with the extra leverage. Stay safe 🏴
Nice looking calves Adrian, 2 right looking animals! Count yourself lucky, farmer Phil could have 60 or 70+ turned out in a batch and when they break out they fairly do it in style 😂
Great video and sure there’s no point in trying to find out other ways to do jobs because at the end of the day if the fence is secure that’s all that matters
Hi adrian. I'm a big fan of your channel. That massey 42 is the best thing you ever got ,very versatile. A handy tractor well able for any job. Would you ever think of doing a farm tour or walk. Be a nice day out for me and the missus and young lads, also big fans
You know what would look 👀 nice and useful on your electric fencing….try putting engineer tape ( White )on it! It can be seen very nicely….just an idea!
Sorry to those that are listening with earphones or buds as I’ve just been told that there’s only sound on the left 🤷🏻♂️, have no idea why that is. The second half of the video is ok. So it’s all mic related. I used a Rode video mic wireless go 2, if anyone knows how to solve this please let me know. 👍
I’m listening on AirPods Adrain and they are working perfect in both ears. In regards to your method of putting up your fence I was always told there’s more than one way to skin a cat and what ever works for you works for you lad. Keep up the good
It's after happening to me with my earphones but great video as always keep up the great videos
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 I thought my ear phone war broken
No bother
There are more than one way to solve the stereo mix in your final video. This will be long, but I will suggest 3 ways. I am a professional cinematographer mostly filming and editing promotional videos and TV adverts here in Japan. That's where I am coming from. Please choose the simplest and best solution for you.
1. The Rode Wireless Go is a dual channel receiver. That means that when using one microphone, it is only sending to either the left or right channel. There may be a setting in the receiver that will allow for a stereo mix.
2. The Wireless Go II uses a 2.4GHz (Wi-Fi) to connect and line of sight is important. You may want to consider adding the second microphone to a gun mic on the camera to avoid drop-outs in audio. We call this redundancy. A UK news channel recently filmed Prince Charles in his garden and they used the Wireless Go II, attaching both mics to each lapel of his coat. This was for too reasons, one, if he looks to his left, the left mic will catch it and vice versa if he looks the other way. The other reason is ensure that they always have a constant signal to the receiver. The advantage of the 2.4GHz wireless mics is that they can be used internationally whereas the UHF wireless systems that we tend to prefer to use are country specific and you could get into a lot of trouble using the wrong frequency in a particular country.
3. I don't know what NLE (editing software) you are using, but there should be a setting that on output that it creates a stereo mix when outputting the video. This is probably the simplest method if you are unable to create a stereo mix in the Wireless Go II receiver.
I hope that helps and if I find a bit more information on the Wireless GO II, I will edit this reply and add 'EDITED' to the top.
Put them out when it’s dark, no more wrecked fences 👍
Never tried that! 🤔
@@IFarmWeFarm yes the sun dazzles the calf’s eyes and they can’t see properly! what we always do anyways
You have Bonnie Girls xx and I love how they all help you
17.00 Dont cut off the excess wire, tighten your wire as normal then loop the excess wire onto the bottom row , and tie to carry the current, quicker and neater, love the vids Aidan.
I enjoy your channel very much. I’m not a farmer. I’m disabled and don’t know a thing about fencing except what I see on youtube. They look fantastic to me. I loved how the calves were playing and loving life. I must say though, you have the cleanest trailer I’ve ever seen. I love how you take pride in what you do, pride in your animals and your farm. Thank you so much from the bottom of my heart for sharing your life with us. God bless you.
Very glad to hear that, seen your channel there now. Your an inspiration to us all Lisa 👍
Your twisted wire looks strong enough to me. Very neat job all the way around. Such a smooth loading team you have trained. No panic or injuries. Well done. Lucky four heifers as they graze and play. Thank you for sharing.🐄🐄🐄🐄
Good job done ✅
Good to see the kids out helping you
I just found your channel today & I'm already hooked! I grew up on a dairy farm in NE PA & love your set up! Great to see the kiddoes helping...its a wonderful way to grow up! I couldn't ask for a better childhood!👏💐
Some boy for one boy lad.good to see young ones out. Will stand ta them in future
Great video,nice to see the younger ones doing a bit.
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Another video gem Adrian , nice to see the Morris Minors helping out 🚗🚗🚗🚗 good health to you and yours .
Great cattle women, grand patience
That is a good bit of fencing and the new mike works well. Glad to see Hudson back supervising.
12.50 you should try activator straps for corner posts really fast and easy way to hook wires onto posts👌
Never heard of them, I will look them up. Thanks Jack
Great video Adrian nice to see the girls helping out 👍👍
Another, and possibly quicker way to cut the insulator, is to put a nick in it half way round with a stanley knife and snap it, handy for when your doing a lot for a long stretch of wire. Always enjoy the videos 👍
Great job Adain, Lovely land nice calves, kieran from Laghey donegal town, thanks 😊
You have two very good helpers today.
A fine fencing job. I learned 2 styles of fencing. The first from my father and the second from a proper fencing contractor who was in macra with me. You do what you have to do tp get the job done and keep the animals in.
Every video seems to get better and better, not be long until 100k 👍
Always learn something from you Adrian. And was fun to watch the calves.
Aidrain you should consider getting a cheap pruning sectares in a garden centre to cut the insulators also brilliant for cutting waterpipes etc!
Nice one Adrian, nothing wrong with that bit of fencing, keep at her Lad!
We have a small well fenced paddock and dad would put heifers in it for a day just to get them calm and understand what a fence is before we move them to another field, otherwise I reckon we would have the sane problem as yourself there 👀😂
Loved the calves running around when first let out, those girls are a great help to you, greasy video once again, thanks for all the time and effort I know you put into your video’s
Well done Adrian. In my eyes professional fencing job done . 10 outa 10 👍👍
Nothing wrong with that fencing it's a grand tidy job.. The knots take a while to get used to doing but once you get the hang of them you ll use them all the time
Nice tidy bit of fencing, much safer now.
Another brilliant video Adrian
Another great video well presented and I closed my eyes and could still follow what you were doing brilliant keep them going.
I have never seen fence done like that with the tubing around the posts. And we would just run a wire kitty corner when connecting two fences together and not underground. Thanks Adrain and hope you did not catch a cold with getting soaked from the rain. I would like to see a video with zoom or somehow with Laura and her family (Farming Life at La Forge) with you and yours. Just listening to Laura and her parents talk about the differences from Ireland to France and seeing how much different things are between the two countries and the differences between the USA and your countries. So very interesting and educational. Thanks again Adrain.
Yes it does be great to see how different things are done all over the world, Thank you 👍
When you measure the wire from the top of the post we always use our hammer, I've noticed you use ure trousers, im a dairy farmer in Cumbria and I'm not a qualified fencer either but little tips like this always help me.
Great video Adrian, the joy of letting calves out and having fingers crossed they don't run thru fences. Them gripples are great job, often forgot to put on insulators. When connecting 2 strands of wire if u have a long tail out after tensioning top strand could loop it to bottom strand.
Superb bit of fencing was that Adrian, I won’t hear a bad word said against it
Grand video Adrian I spent an afternoon running around a 40 acre silage field trying to get an escaped calf back in with his pals...😠
I gave up when it came to milking time 😡 .... the wanderer was back with her buddies by herself when I fininished milking ! 😁..
sure she was just playing with me 😂
18:55 Hutson having a rest in the grass 😂
Another great video. I'm constantly stunned by the amount of work that goes into running a farm well. That was a lovely, happy video. The girls looked happy. The animals are happy, safe and well cared for and Hudson looks like he hasn't a care in the world. Good on you.
Thanks Mícheal 👍
Great video fence looking better then any of mine keep up the good work
Those Gripples are super handy, use them myself. 👍🏻
Yes same
This my second time watching the video and Was ment to say earlier to get the calves to touch the electic wire is to hang some type of vegetable leafs on it and the will blow in the wind and the will go to eat it and get a good shock 😲
This and that……. 😀🤗keep that smile on your dial Adrian
Oh please tell us about the state of old posts and how they are not treated.
Great video as usual Adrian and very informative. I always learn something new from your videos. Great content.🚜
Great video nice to see the wee ones involved. I do the insolaters the same as you I use the ratchets with the plastic egg on the the back off them I put them in opposite corners off the fields least if I want to open a strand it's easy to open
Brill video,Adrian.
Great job Adrian,nothing wrong with that 👍
Hi there from Kilcunda Victoria Australia. Just a observation when you was hammering staples you need to hold hammer from the end not in the middle as it chocks the swing and you are not using the full weight. It just means less hits at the end of the day. Love watching your videos and how you farm compared to me. I have 350 acres and just retired from dairying this year. Going into beef farming. Keep up the great work cya
Yes that’s a new hammer and the handle was very slippery till it’s broke in. Yes what’s your saying makes perfect sense though. Thanks for tuning in from down under mate 👍
Another great video! Thank you for showing how to do the fencing!
Great content again Adrian great insight to your farm in life great involvement with the kids lovely family farm you have their my mate 👍🏻. I do love a Sunday morning with a cup of coffee . Watching your day to day farm life
Thanks Ricky 👍
2:52 "... but we do want them to get a shock off the fence before they go out" - wasn't sure if you were talking about the kids or the calves. 😀
The kids off course 😜
8.02- 8.09 a 'grape' of that? must be a Cavan phrase :-). Keep up the mighty work
👍👍😁❤️ it is great to see you passing on your skills to the girls.
Morning Adrian
As always good video and nice to see the girls helping out.
Have a great day!
Hey it’s your fence do it whatever way you want 😉
The only thing we do is just use the ordinary wire not insulated to join top and bottom wires,and we put 2 or 3 on
Great video Adrian, we are all up to same tricks getting calfs used to electric fence, great job in the fencing 👍🏻
Great video Adrian and you have great help putting the calf’s out 👌
I always enjoyed a spot of fencing when I worked on me buddies dairy farm,along with all the other little jobs. 👍
Great vid ta.
Well done you father Phil get on good togeather
Yip sound lad Phil 👍
Well done great video great to see the calves out just doing the same myself and they never go where you want them to go😌🐄
Great video Adrian. If anyone’s looking the little tightening things for the fences and called ‘grippels’ there around 2 quid each and you can buy a bundle with that tightening tool included.
Yes I should of said that, there a great little thing. Cheers Louis
Hello from Moosomin ,Saskatchewan, Canada Great videos thanks for sharing.
Perhaps the finest group of helpers on You Tube! No one can say what fencing works for everyone except perhaps my father whose instructions came complete with a boot in the a*s when I didn't meet his standards, LOL. Fun video and stay safe.
Ya things were very different when I was there age, got many’s a footprint let on me 🥴
Great video Adrian
Another good video Adrian. Bit of a tip if your interested🙈.......... to tension the wire slide a gripple down the end of the wire, loop the end around the egg insulator then the end through the other side of the gripple. Saves splitting the wire to join. It's not tied to the egg just looped. 👍
Yes that’s the right way, makes perfect sense when you think about it. I’ll do that from now on 👌. Cheers Steven 👍
To be fair I only learned about the gripples and tensioner tool from your channel!😃 I'm rightly set up with mains electric fence inspired by your videos. Thanks. 👍
Another great video Adrian, can’t wait to see what u are planning for machinery house on the flat area. We need to do something as well here to try and get some of the kit in out of the weather. You 100% right on your original machinery house you need solid reinforced concrete wall to make a proper job of it. Unfortunately with the price of things now it’s not so feasible forcing you to look at an alternative option. You defo not alone in that one. Thanks for the great video, see u o the next one.👍
It’s gonna be a while before things settle by the looks of it, we got the shed priced shortly after we dung out the site, price has more than doubled since 🙈
Few staples can be handy use to stop the wire falling down tied to the posts
For the posts at the end
Yes that was done, the heavy put a rush on the finish line that day
Great video. Nice fencing techniques!!
Always worth watching.
Class a1 job
Love the videos as usual Adrian. If you want a few fencing tips look up Dan Flood or Henry Kavanagh, I myself am a fencing contractor, A.D. Fencing, not far from you but Dan and Henry are the two lads for a few tips.
Thanks for all the effort you put in to your videos. I think you are doing a great job filming and editing. Your calfs are cute, but your daughters are even cuter 🙂
You keep on doing what your doing what works for you is what it’s all about at the end of the day & more power to ya 💪💪💪
Congrats on 60k Adrian
Brilliant video Adrian 💪 nothing wrong with your fencing Adrian I don't like them thin rolls of insulation pipe they don't last and the wire ends up hitting off the post after a while
Hello Adrian and of course ur helpers.they are great girls for helping u out.great video as usual.ur a genius at doing fencing.ur a quiet man when the calf went through the fence.here in galway when that happens we use the farmers prayer f‽???????.take care till we see the next video👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍
Great channel Great video really enjoyed it thanks
Another great video Adrian,funny how animals will do the opposite to what you think!Great how you ,,,while watching calves running around,,,,keep your girls safe at all times 👍As for the fencing,well I personally thought that the finished job looked professional,well done you!Good to see Hudson out helping you through the day,at the end,I expect Hudson had gone to put your kettle on!! 🤪🍻
Great video as usual Adrian, your coming across very professional, nothing wrong with that fence, you will always find in life that no matter what you do you will always find some one who knows better, but are they out in the rain having to do it, very few. What about the lasses quad and the auld Ferguson have you still got them on the go, your not going to have time now silage will be starting shortly, some guys have started round us and cutting some fairly good crops, any way keep up the good work, well done good luck
Ya then two projects will have to wait until the time presents itself, but I will get them both finished soon enough. Long evenings now gives me more time. Cheers George
Great stuff Adrian as always 👏
You may tell Farmer Phil to get one of those mics! Great video Adrian
Well done on all your work. How many people understand the use of the word graipe(grape)for the four pronged fork. I think it is only used in parts of Ireland
Great vid there👍. Keep up the great work. I'm one that won't take a fence to your fence work 😉🤣😂. We used a fair size split pin to wrap the wire round the wire. Keeps it tidy with the extra leverage. Stay safe 🏴
Woh that trailer is spotless clean Adrian i take my hat off to you sir my favourite TH-camr 😂😁👍👍
Ps as we say every day is a school day
Nice looking calves Adrian, 2 right looking animals! Count yourself lucky, farmer Phil could have 60 or 70+ turned out in a batch and when they break out they fairly do it in style 😂
Great video and sure there’s no point in trying to find out other ways to do jobs because at the end of the day if the fence is secure that’s all that matters
Another great video sir!
Great video as always. It looked like a day at fairy house with the calves running around
Hi adrian. I'm a big fan of your channel. That massey 42 is the best thing you ever got ,very versatile. A handy tractor well able for any job.
Would you ever think of doing a farm tour or walk. Be a nice day out for me and the missus and young lads, also big fans
Ya she’s a very handy tractor for sure, love the thing. I might to a farm tour for our some of our fans down the line. Thanks pat
Great video! Always looking forward to seeing what you’re up to!
Audio is sounding better than ever 😉
You know what would look 👀 nice and useful on your electric fencing….try putting engineer tape ( White )on it! It can be seen very nicely….just an idea!
Good man Adrian
Another great video Adrian, always look forward to the uploads. Congratulations on the 60k also!
Thanks Shane
Great video as normal and what did you think of Cavan,s performance today come on well done Cavan but hard luck 👍👍🇮🇪
Ya was a bit gutted but they done well, Donegal have a good team
@@IFarmWeFarm I agree
Great video 👍
Great video adrain nice calves
Your going to have a bit of hardship in a few years with all them young ladies Adrian 😂 good video again 👍
I’ve a tool put a side for that 🤣🤣
@@IFarmWeFarm 😂😂😂😂
Nice video adrian can you show us the fencing tools you use sometime