WE SWAPPED OUR NEW CHAIN HARROW FOR A RAKEMAN 3000/ APV BROADCASTER -- CORRECTING OUR MISTAKE --
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- In todays video we are finally getting fertiliser on our silage ground after a wet cold spring, condition are fare from ideal. Also we take delivery of our new Rakeman 3000 spring tine grass which is fitted with an APV broadcaster and put it to work, will it do what we want it to????
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That’s a tidy Harrow and dead handy, you wouldn’t think twice about throwing it on for a 10 minute job, great investment. 👏👏👏👏
Hahah the ginger guy and myself watching this for the third time I think.
Really like these set of harrows
Father’s Day is coming up 😉👍
Your channel is great to watch on a sunday
👏👏👏👏👏 it’s Sunday so it’s Adrian 👍
Ya it is
Great video again Adrian keep up the good work. Life is a learning curve and it always nice to be nice, sometimes with the world the way things are people forget. Again great channel
Yes I’m a big believer of that, but unfortunately greed is like a disease
Chickweed is a pain. I’ve got an issue with it here too. It’s because plenty of nitrogen being applied every year. Be interested to see how the tine harrowing of the chickweed works out. Spraying works but only for that year. It’s back again following spring
Ya we sprayed it constantly too, back as severe the following spring, our phosphorus levels are a little low so that wouldn’t help, be spreading plenty of lime this year for sure
A great video as always Adrian keep up the good work 👍
Except demonstration with good explanation Adrian. Value of vegetation makes perfect sense! Thank you for sharing.
Great vlog again A,that looks like a handy bit of kit...Can't wait for the restoration series, very easy to lose trust in people but there are a lot of good decent folks still out 👍
great vid adrian love how to channel is progressing
I wanted to compliment your camera gal, she did a great job.
If you run a cable through the loops in the tines that way if one breaks it won't end up in the chopper
That’s a great idea 👌👍
Great video again. Very interesting again. Thanks for putting so much effort in to the videos.
Adrian keep up the good work love your videos always looking forward to watching them great work good luck ❤️❤️❤️
Keep up the good work, very tidy operater,all machinery and farm spotless
Great vid. And good camera work today!!!
Brilliant as always , great to see her goin well , Sunday best art of weekend now with yourself , Gerry and Phil 👍👍👍👍
That Harrow is a great job. I didn't expect the seeder to have as nice a spread pattern but it worked lovely.
So glad to watch this. Our new ground needs over seeding, but it has A LOT of thatch (been told it doesn't have enough nitrogen to compost the thatch, soil test promotes that). We're going to seed with an annual clover (for nitrogen) and timothy to try to improve the stand for grazing the following year, and wasn't sure what implement (machine) would work best. We'll have to drive a little slower because of the thatch I think. Thank you!! Disc mower... hmmmm...
i look forward to sunday for the new vid
Hello from Yorkton, Saskatchewan, Canada. Great show’s thanks for sharing with us.
Well done Adrian and Nicole, another great video. Keep up the good work.
Great stuff Adrian, you have every tool a farmer needs, good luck with it lad!
Keep us posted in a couple weeks to see the grass seed coming up... I've been thinking of buying one of those Harrows and like u mount a applicator like that on it for doing that with poched paddocks for customers think it's a great idea.
You won't be disappointed with the tine Harrow. I bought the Opico over twenty years ago, great tool! I wished I'd bought the seeding unit with it at the time too.
It'll go on your Ferguson too.
Great video adrian I've been watching you from the start of your videos I'm from a stud farm background and I tell you 1 thing what you have achieved in this time is brilliant the farm you have has just grown with your wisdom from tractors to looking after young calfs I think that harrow is top well done adrian your top
Cheers lad 👍
Great video I made a grass Harrow and it was good with the tines but what you have got is a great implement 👍
Very enjoyable video...thank you for sharing 👍
Nice harrow with seeder good performance and investment
We have same type one just a touch bigger and we go contracting with it and so far farmers are delighted with the result of it it has brought us alot of work so must be good
Great work. A set of super single wheels would make a great job of the trailer
Yes wish I had of went with them but I’d have to change the axel to do that now I think
Great video Adrian nice Harrow keep up the great work 👌👍🚜🚜🚜🐄🐄🐄
Great video Adrian, best of luck with the new machine, looks a great job 👍
Top video Adrian. Best of luck with new harrow. 👍
Excellent purchase and money well spent.👍 We have the same Rakeman 3000 but we changed the broadcaster to an APV airseeder after the first year so we could use it for full reseeds so we could sow and Harrow in one go.
Harrow looks like a great job
Great to see the grass harrow I thinking of buy one but no one near me to give advice on one nice to see a full reseed job after it
Very good video Adrian 😀
Love this. Thank you Sensai
Good video adrian looking foward to the next one
Best of luck with the harrow. Great video.
Good stuff Adrian 💪👍👍👍
Great video Adrian as always top man
Great video again Adrian and a nice set of harrows, I’ve actually just brought myself a set very similar to your with a seeder just for the same reason you got yours they are a great bit of kit ! Thanks and say safe 👍
Best of luck with it David 👍
Good yoke that Adrian nice good video 👍
Great 👍 video good 😌 bit of kit keep them coming stay safe 👍👍🏴🏴👩🌾👩🌾🇬🇧🇬🇧🚜🚜
Great video Adrian🤙🤙
Beats the bush behind the quad lol, a fine piece of kit
Cheers Colm
As always another great video .🚜🇮🇪☘️
Super video Adrian.
Great video. That set of harrows did a nice job. Have a great week.
Hi Adrian. Yes great little Harrow. Have you ever sown clover with it. I wonder what settings I need to go at with the air seeder. If you have any idea it would very much appreciated.
Thanks
Irvin
Your voice is all too familiar Adrian. If I’m not watching TH-cam I can still hear your voice on other peoples phones, you’re such a popular banter farmer!!
Very informative. Great video.
Class video adrian we got 2 tonne of fertiliser the other day in Maudabawn Co-OP and we have a little case like yours a 1394 and we normally only lift the 1 back when we load it off but this year we lifter 2 bags and she lifted it alright but she struggled😂
Thinking about getting one myself for our horse paddocks.
Adrian. Did u every try a aerator with a tine harrow on the back off it .was looking at one .just wounding are they a good idea.
Hope poor Nicole wasn't too frozen watching you play with the new toy 😁
No she had her IFarm WeFarm merchandise keeping her warm 🤣🤣
Using germinal seeds great choice
Great interesting video. Looking forward to following the journey of the little Fergie. Have you ever had any soil leaching issues?
Now iv seen it looks like that's a cracking harrow that the wee fergie can earn its keep with. 👍 Without the broadcasting that might make it to heavy 😜. Great video once again sir. Stay safe 🏴 👌 👍
It would be really great if you could do a video with Tom Pemberton, I love watching both of your channels, I think you'd probably have way to much fun together.
Ya never know
Well done love your videos
Good choice springtine harrows are the best
The Rakeman APV combination looks a good bit of kit, well wear 👍
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I feel your pain with the weather, I thought I was being smart planting a few turnips mid march because it was that mild, they sprouted and coming along fine until this frost and snow came and looks like they have all died. Now it's just a waiting game on the weather breaking and heating up the soil
Keep up the good work mate
Good luck with her
thanks for the video I have a jarmet the same as the one you had and I am thinking of going the route you are going.. nice to see what you think
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Question...
Does the speed of the seed tender increase and decrease with the speed of the tractor.? Or do you manually change the speed with the box it comes with.?
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Great video.
For next year you should look into a combination of urea and 0 7 30 for to grow your first cut silage. Urea isn’t popular but still a cheaper way to grow first cut silage but not suitable to grow second cut as the weather is normally too warm for efficient use of urea
Enjoyed the video.
Great Job on the video but do you have to do the vintage work on a Sunday, it never got anyone ahead.
Great video
Amazing video
thanks adrian
They're a great wee tool Adrian, I have an MDP100 mounted on mine. Chickweed is a big issue this year, I can't understand why. Would you consider buying a handy GPS, good tool for spreading and spraying.
Probably wouldn’t have the acres to justify one but there a great tool to have
The lovely case
You should post more often!
Surprised the trailer has brakes, rare on trailers that old, how do you find the double up tyres to travel on soft ground would it be better to travel than a super single
I felt quite guilty when you mentioned the last part 😬
Ya if I was getting one made again I'd definitely go for the super singles for sure, much easier on ground for sure. Can't beat having good brakes
@@IFarmWeFarm would you consider flotations? Especially important on the newer tractors where the manufacturers say the brakes on the trailer are supposed to stop them, rather than make the brakes on the tractor better and last longer 😕
Can you sow Grass and white Clover seed mixed in the APV ??
Nicole with the merch 🤣
Hi lydia good luck with your channel, are you going to do different subjects to Keith or similar uploads
Thanks Adrian, who’s Keith?
How if the Ferguson going
Would the chickweed be due to the PK ratio being wrong in the silage fields? Have you soil tested recently?
I remember a neighbour telling me he had it due to soil being low in P, I think.
Yes our phosphorus level where low in our last soil samples, we will be applying plenty of lime this year to rectify that. But I don’t think that’s main reason. Hope it is though
I live in Sligo and I milk 120 cows we had 12 cases of milk fever and 4 helled cleanings last year and we found this mineral called magcloride and it stops milk fever and helled cleanings and this year we have had 0 milk fever or helled cleanings just wanted to tell you thanks
Nice vid 👍.
Tried harrowing chickweed with heavy Hackett harrow made no impression on the bloody stuff so we sprayed it off best cure
Also on ground that wasn't receded for years . I was blaming it's getting burnt during the hot years after cutting. As it seemed to come out of no where
Is there a big cost difference on the harrows
Hello Adrian are you from cavan because I think I met you before don't have to answer
Will you roll that silage ground?
No not this year, ground was just to wet
@@IFarmWeFarm we need to see a bit of heat coming soon to.
Glad you found an implement you like
That seems to do the job. Hate chickweed.
@7.50 you've a power a grass on there!
Only on that field, never seen our silage ground look so bad and bear
Your restoration video is private just so you know unless it’s just mine
How many units of N do you put out for silage
Do you think that little Case could run the fertiliser spreader? Obviously you've got the Massey for that but just interested :)
A ton would be to heavy but half a ton would be no problem for her
What size of Hp do you need for it it looks like a great job. Do
Very little, my little Ferguson 20
Would pull it for sure
Strange question Adrian, but around 8.30 in the video, are you wearing a body warmer with fleece underneath? Of is it just a jacket?
No hoodie and body warmer lad 👍
@@IFarmWeFarm the merch is smashing, great job Adrian. I’ll be visiting the shop
@@Panchdeburca thank you 👍
If you grazed your land with sheep in the winter time would that not do the same job??
Sheep make a great job of land fir sure, but the rake also opens up the grounds surface helping to pull out dead grass and crawler weeds
@@IFarmWeFarm would it bring up Stones?