HOW A FARM THEFT CHANGED US - CALVING CAMERAS - FARMYARD SECURITY
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 7 ต.ค. 2024
- In this video we chat about a very important subject. Farm security.
Steven from SR Security goes through all the different systems that are out there to help protect your business and home.
We also have a look at our Calving camera setup and how good it actually is.
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Hik vision -- Farming -- Calving Cameras -- Farm Security -- Farming technology
Have to say I do love the farming life. I haven't a bit of land but I'd love to able to farm something,I've always loved farming and construction. Thank you Adrian for sharing your farm life with us. 👍💚
Ask a farmer for a bit of work experience
@@themeparkkieran4573 I like your thinking pal. I have worked on a dairy farm a number of years ago, loved it, spent my childhood working on my neighbours farm. Now I'm working as a full time daddy raising our children. 👍🏼
Some day when thier old enough I'll get back out on the land. 🤞🏼
@@cdemo1186 good on you mate and you can always teach them a thing or 2 if they get into agri
Very expensive farming the banks after money on loans not paid pissing out money on bills
@@Corfine is that why you got out of it?
I currently live in the States. Your videos keep the hope alive of moving back home to farm in Ireland.
Honest to god for me your an inspiration, I came from a small farm in Waterford and now live up the country and the plan is eventually to build a small scale once a day dairy herd from scratch and eventually go twice a day , I've given up hope of this happening a good few times but since I started watching your videos I'm even more driven keep them coming please, maybe a few videos around calving and health issues with cows
I can't help but notice the shed you were saying looks powerful well is fully fitted out with comfort slat mat! We love it ourselves as much as we love our own hikvision ptz- they're honestly two phenomenal investments for the farm! Another great investment is a Condon engineering calving gate- we have two of them and they're far far safer! Great video as ever Adrian!!
Have a good security camera system or so I thought until I saw number plate recognition one, will look into that going foward
Thank you for making this video about calving cameras, very interesting. Enjoy watching your videos keep up the great work 👍
Very hard working man and great family handy to have a farm your own boss hard to know if person lost there job in factory they have farm to fall back on
Nice one Adrian, some very cool set ups, clearly you need that bit of security for calving and home protection!
Fine set up your man has on camera. The calves won't eat much meal on after grass. I'm letting 30 calves down the road on 10 acres today. Cut 4 weeks.
Great Interesting video again Adrian.
Awsome video Adrian I have cameras up they are all on my phone. Keep up the good work great drone footage 👩🌾👍👌🏴🚜🇬🇧
Nice video friend 👍really like how you have you farm and farm yards Nice and safe with the security systems but even better how you look after your cattle with the cameras 📷 please keep the great videos coming friend and please stay safe friend from Scotland
Great video excellent drone footage.
best security system is my trusty shot gun... broken glass on top of my walls and very big padlocks... and of course a cctv system lol
Excellent video great information il am putting in cameras next year so il be saving this video 🐄👍
Great video Adrian plenty of useful information there👌
So Stephen could tell a tale or two on what you used to get upto at school x
Am sure he is sworen to secrecy
Today we have installed 20 cameras on our Dairyfarm (RKB dairies) Punjab Pakistan this would be quite helpful
Great video thanks for sharing this
Great video
Thanks Fella
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Great content again
Looks interesting Adrian !!
I have HIK Vision ColourVu iP cameras on my house and they are 100% perfect, gives clear coloured HD quality images day and night without the need of additional security lighting, enabling a clear distinctive id of any unauthorised person/s.
And as a former CCTV engineer/installer these have definitely advanced. But do NOT go cheap.
No there not cheap both I added to mine over the years and I think it’s money we’ll spent. The quality there
Adrian you are the best love your work crack on
Some very nice cctv camera’s the anpr camera is very smart
The lad on the loader pushing up won't be able to have a snooze between loads big brother is watching... Good job have to say
I’ll not be able to hide myself!!
@@IFarmWeFarm ha the wife be ringing ya no hiding 😜
we have 3 german shepards. they just let the thief in. but getting out is a other story. u have to wait till one of us comes.
Deadly job Adrian. I setup a DIY system similar using the sim card and router on our own shed. The camera isn't fantastic though. They look a serious job!
Would these guys supply the camera for customers to fit?
I don’t know if Eamon, probably doubt it as I think it’s part of the Hik-Vision warranty that it’s fitted by a registered person.
Great video good cameras makes it easier
Great video as always adrian would you not think about getting a young Angus r Hereford for your heifers
Yes we are considering an Angus bull for next year, just for the heifers and clean up on the cows
Tks adrian
Hi Adrian, I know what I’m asking is of topic on your video today, A while back you had the new Abbey tanker and you had a silencer put on the tanker, I’ve been lucky to have been brought for me in work a New Abbey 3500rt tanker, I was wonder if you could point me in the right direction as to where I could purchase the silencer pipe you had fitted , sorry for the long winded message, great video and content as usual from yourself, king regards Stu 👍
It’s just a piece of rubber pipe stu, it’s just directs the noise to the ground and any oil or overflow
Great vid, great channel
Thanks, great information
Thanks for that, I didn't realise that you could get number plate recognition for an electric gate , the only reason we have not put in an electric gate is because of the milk truck, no excuse now , we have been robbed more times than I care to count but then again I'm only five miles from the square in tallaght.
You could give your milk lorry driver a key fob of his own if you trust him.
Can’t be any dairy farmers any closer to the square you have to be Quinns in Brittas I used to fence for a few farmers in that area
Make sure when ur at slurry to make a vid out of it w the new yoke
Great video Adrian
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About time,you did that video.😅😅😂😂🤣🤣
You can't beat having a goodcamera system setup. Be that around the house,farm, business.
Even dash cams to reversing camera's in the tractor,lorrie's, car. I'd bet you Adrian, if you had a reversing camera setup on the tractor, for when using trailer's, tanker,etc. It'd save you a few close calls. Especially with having kid's in a person's life, in some Way.
Personally I'm a BIG believer in that type of thing. After all you can't put a Price on a life. Whatever the age.
You don't need to live in JUST Cavan,to have BAD broadband in this Country. We're no better off here in the West either.
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Good Man Adrian. That's another item,put in under that ubrela. Along with the Grada speed gun.😅😅😂😂🤣🤣
Once again great video again. 👏👏👍👍
Hello how are you. I would to know what you think of fleckvieh cows. Good and bad. Maybe you know people you can ask. Thanks Adrian
Adrian,,, if you went to school with him why do you look so much older?? LOL. Were you his teacher back then? Anyways, cameras so important for security and calving. Love the farm. MFM
Great video
Adrian, what's the history with that stone gate post? Looks a hell of a post from a statley home etc.
Well spotted, that farm and a lot of others around it was from a state home which consisted of a large dwelling and flax mill. It was all divided up many’s moons ago but some things like those posts still exist.
@@IFarmWeFarm Got some age has that!! Interesting history thanks Adrian. Few more years left in that post yet 🤣
I love farming I am a dairy farmer
You don't need a recorder to get it on the TV. I have an amazon fire stick with the phone app downloaded onto it so I can watch my calving camera on the TV
Very interested In getting a security system installed in my home and you are clearly very impressed with their service do they cater for the south east ?
Hi Adrian you should make up a trough you can pull behind quad for feeding those calves. Very easy to make can send you a pic if you want to message me
Good video lad 👍
Broke my leg putting up one of these for a neighbour of mine, luckily I finished it before I broke the leg so it could have been worse, I might not have been payed :0
Is it possible to change out an older camera for a ptz camera do they use the same cable that goes back to the the recording box.
That I don’t know, it would all depend on the type of cable it is too and how much picture quality you might lose
Is the picture quality not better on the ptz??
Excellent topic to cover. Could you tell me, is there a booster or aerial that I can connect to my router to receive a better signal from the provider, I've tried a few of the usual yokes from donedeal and adverts without any real success.
Yes that system we showed would be for that I think
@@IFarmWeFarm sound, just seen you have his details in description, will ring him Monday.
Calving cameras in Cavan hi
Are there any Jersey cows around your area? I would think they would do well in the grass/ grazing system you have working there.
Not really, there’s one about 8 miles from me. Non cross variety which did catch my attention a few times.
hi aidren
Just wonderimg what do u wash your tractor with and is it a acid
Just snow foam John, I just pick it up in my local Co. Opp in 5 gal drums.
@@IFarmWeFarm thanks 4 that
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Wifi cctv are a waste of time , they just use WiFi jammer.
Isnt it cruel that these steps have to be taken to keep your yard and property safe, gone is the day where the back door was open and the kettle was on the boil, youd want eyes in the back of your head nowadays
good camera shots. we had a car stolen from the driveway and the police advised the system needs to have good enough resolution to make out the face for prosecution. Figures running around in hoodies doesn't cut it. I was looking for an integrated approach to farm security, more than just cameras. A camera covering the road outside the external gates would capture the recon vehicle eyeing yr farm, what security do you have on the gates, what physical blocks exist against stock vehicles, gps trackers on farm vehicles and trailers, workshop/tool security, blacklight beams on accessways with cell app alerts. So many layers could have been covered. Have you considered a marine FLIR system installed on a high point on the farm. It uses infra-red, has 360x zoom magnification, can detect a human at 1.8km out, a 30ft vehicle at 6.8km. You could pan over the farm from the house office and monitor the paddocks, gates, buildings/yards once your perimeter/gates are breached and determine where on farm, how many, what vehicles they have will indicate what they are after, e.g., sheds and gear or stock. heres a link www.flir.com.au/products/m400xr/ Farms are multi-million dollar operations these days so several thousand spent on a total package is a good investment for peace of mind. A rustling crew with a pack of dogs trained to herd and not bark can have ramp down and ramp up in under 30 minutes, your herd is gone mate. I know cos it happens here with 1 in 4 farmers in the country (NZ) facing rustling losses. (In response the law has changed, minimum term for entering a farm with intent to steal is 10 years.)