CLAMP SILAGE RUINED AGAIN? .. WHO IS HEIDI? VET? VEGGIE? GOATS?
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 17 ก.ย. 2024
- In today's video, we open the 1st cut silage clamp and it is not looking great at all!
Who is Heidi the new worker? Vet? Student? Veggie? Goat Life!
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I thought Heidi had already started at vet uni and was there for a few months between terms. The fact that she has chosen to work hard at a hard job speaks volumes for her dedication to pursue a veterinary career. Fantastic young lady. Keep up the amazing forward thinking attitude and you'll go far.
Couldn’t have put it better myself, well said!
Well actually not if she was that committed wouldnt take these years out from studying
@@kayleegreen2134 gap year
My comment is still valid if she was was that committed she would be doing that course and dont get me wrong I do really like heidi for her choices to take up veterinary course and do genuinely like her
A wise head on such young shoulders Heidi. I wish you all the luck for the future, you'll smash vet school for sure with your incredible attitude and work ethic.
Heidi is a gem such a great person can't help but love her 😀
Shes gonna be a great vet
Shes focused and knows where shes going and yes so like Heidi very appealing in her attitude
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You finally let Heidi tell her story and she nailed it. What a gal.
I thought Heidi was your sister! You guys banter back and forth like siblings
Heidi is a absolute inspiration to young farmers imagine if all people her age has the ambition about stuff what a girl! Hope she does great
Got to love how happy Heidi always seems, brightens up the videos no end!
Just watched this and oh my goodness what a little dynamo. Not only is Heidi strong , hardworking, funny, and eloquent but she also a smart cookie. What an awesome young lady. You've got a good one there Tom.👍🎈🎈👍
Great to see an ambitious young lady like heidi. the world needs more young people with a goal for the future. hope everything works out for you.well done tom for your boost to farming life.our farming family look forward to your videos.
We want more Ginger warrior chats. You are lucky to have a dad that is so knowledgeable and cares about his animals and farm.
more? I think Tom Jr. edits a good balance of everything going on with the farm including tell me a story Father lol
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Work ethic is an attitude. Heidi has it down like a pro! I'm so excited for her future!!!
Great video. Glad to get to know Heidi a little more. From what I’ve seen of her work she is doing a great job every time. Love see Heidi on the video’s. Great job Tom as well.
Heidi you really have got ya head screwed on. Brilliant. You will get all that you strive for. Thankyou for opening your thoughts to us. You and Tom work so well. Hats off to you.
Brilliant heidi what an attitude for youngsters to follow.
Great to see the story behind Heidi keep up the hard work
I have to comment how much I admire Heidi and how much I enjoy watching you guys work! I'd love to learn about farming myself so Heidi is kinda living my dream 😄 Greetings from Finland 🇫🇮
Great to get to know more about Heidi, fantastic to hear such a focused young women with such a passion for what she does , she is definately going to go far in life. Go girl.
Thank you Heidi for sharing your story. Keep 'smashing it' and wish you the best in your future!!
I love what you both said about making mistakes. Top boss.
Heidi has a great attitude! She definently fits in with this farm
This was great and nice to find out about Heidi. Yes she does a great job and glad she is in the videos. Thanks for sharing Heidi & Tom and have a great day !!!
You do make me smile guys.
Class Heidi ain't she, she will be missed but looking forward to her cameos already! Good luck girl, go smash it!!
You should use a compactor to roll clamp we do and get no mould. The reason is it comes into fast from Forager and dont get rolled and the air gets to it then goes mouldy
That was really, really interesting! I'm with Heidi 100%, goats and sheep are NOT the same Tom! 🤦♀️ Well done Heidi, going over to follow you now on Insta to keep up with you. Look forward to following your journey through vet school. Well done, and you're 1 badass 5'3" vet to be! 💖
Lovely to hear Heidi’s ambitions.
Heidi is awesome. She should come up to visit us in the North Highlands and work at our vets for one of her work experience weeks. We have a goat farm down the road, and we have diary goats here as well as little Dexter cows.
I am only 4ft9 and used to milk Holsteins. I prefer my little miniature cows these days 🤣
Heidi is right about the goat vet network being needed. When we had 2 kids come down with poisoning last week, I spoke to a goat farmer in America and the goat farm down the road to get advice as well as having the vet come out. Between all of us we successfully got both kids through it... and figured out what had poisoned them (bought in haylage). It was an all woman gang who got the goats healthy. The American goat lady, goat farmer down the road, large animal vet and myself are all women. Women in agriculture are smashing it! 😀💙👍
I think i love Heidi. Much respect from Northern California and the person that makes no mistakes doesn't exist
Heidi has an awesome attitude for success! Love the fact there is no can't in her vocabulary!
Tom. Put two covers on your silage pit when your covering it after harvesting. Also clamp lots of tyres at the front of your pit. No air means golden coloured silage. Enjoy your videos.
True, never fails
I love goats as well. My fondest childhood memories are in spring when the kids came, we used to take them inside to my grandmother's kitchen just to listen to the hooves clicking on the linoleum. Best sounds.
Nice to see how farming is done in other parts of the world
Go Heid! You rock! 💕💕
good luck with your interviews Heidi😊 I’m a vet student and it’s definitely been worth it so far! I’m sure you’ll make a great goat vet
Spiked a memory of the year our chickens got drunk eating the fermented corn found in the seepage from the silo. They were hanging upside down on the litter carrier track and dropped eggs 🤪! Seeing Heidi work along with Tom was how my sister and I worked beside Dad. Good on you Heidi!
Side sheets on the clamp next year, makes a big difference
Hope so looked like a bog🧟♂️
What a smart and hard worker Heide is. Loved the information. Keep the videos coming. Peace and love from SW Florida 😇.
I love Heidi's name. (My niece is called Heidi too). Whatever job you give her she's in there, just gets on with it. She's a 5'3" workaholic with a beautiful heart and soul. Good Luck with your future Heidi. 🌷❤🌷
Tom your living the dream, Heidi you made a great career choice, 🍻🍻🍻🍻🚜🚜🚜🚜🚜🚜
If you put cling film plastic as the first layer on your silo it will help with the mould (worked for us!)
bless her shes brilliant
A tip tom if you close your shear grab all the way so the blades stick past the tines it works great as a scraper for taking the top layer of bad silage off 👌
Adam Walton Good idea mate
Great video Tom and Heidi today it’s nice to see a young person enjoying her job plus seeing the ginger warrior too with knowledge about silage etc keep the videos coming out Tom 👍👏
To prevent molt we spread salt over the top and use a really fin plastic sheet and 2or3 layers of plastic and the last sheet of plastic is black and white and we put the white side up. So it reflect more sunlight
Always fun watching your videos, and good luck to Heidi for vet school!!
Good luck Heidi, I have no doubt you will do good 👍🏻
Hi
Tom 4 heidi , a girl that works like her is a keeper
I totally agree, a match made in heaven 😊
He is also engaged
Idk I'm fairly new but she seems much much younger than Tom, but I definitely see a big brother/ little sister relationship. Not to mention a great recommendation letter to any school or job she applies at, everytime she's on camera she's busting her butt. She'll do great wherever she ends up
Awesome to watch Heidi smashing it on the farm..Love it. My daughter is a vet tech and loves her job. worked with circus animals at one time at Purdue, Indiana.USA..check out that place on the map. that place even has their own airport for learning...Huge place..she even worked on a buffalo ranch one time too..she is 5'2..a wee one too. The joy on her face tells it all..be happy in your heart doing your job..makes every day a great one..I enjoy watching you all.Blessings
Just had my left knee replaced been watching your videos you guys have certainly helped me
I’m very impressed with the positive attitude of the younger members of your team
Maybe one we’ll come up to see your place
All the best for the future
Regards Roy
One of, if not THE best vudeo I've seen so far! Love Heidi! I can't believe you stopped the Ginger Warrior and sent him away! 😂 Priceless! Funny, informative, and all things in between! The only thing missing was a Highland, lol. Awesome video for real!
Goats are the BEST! Goats are life! thank you Heidi I will keep the quote for the rest of life!
The cow in the background watching you is so funny
Great vid guys well done hide you deserve everything you are striding for xxx
Loved the video. Heidi thanks for answering all the questions best luck getting into school.
I dont normally comment but Heidi is a lovely lass and I wish her all the best in her career. I bet her family and the farm guys are proud of her.
will she vlog her job/life when she leaves the farm as she is very confident on camera
I wish Heidi all the luck in the world and am sure she will get into Vet School. Her attitude towards hard work, learning new skills and knowing where she wants to be in the future will carry her through.
Words from a student to a person that is a great teacher! I just started watching your channel and it's very interesting! Loving it!
Heidi I'm very sure you will make all your goals happen . Fantastic opportunity you have working on a farm.
You go girl- aim high! Thanks Tom, good stuff 👍👍
have actually started saying smASHING IT whenever something goes well :')
also love Heidi she better make videos of her own when she goes off to vet school
yer same, and BOOM! ive started saying that to
@1:09 "fingers crossed, touch wood"
*touches his head*
that was funny, haha :D
A lot of people do that, it's quite common
Literally everyone does this 😂
Hey tom put a oxygen barrier sheet under your black plastic works really well
*Very impressed with this young lady’s drive and determination. I predict she will achieve her life goals!* 😉
Great Video Tom . Heidi smashed it . Love her ethics and outlook on life . No wonder you two get along so well your so much alike . Could be brother and sister really . Heidi has a good head on her shoulders and I think she will go far . Don't be afraid to let some one in your life I am sure there are plenty of young gents that might be worth a look for you . Just don't let anyone talk you into not being who you are .
That silage pit about 6 minutes in tells me that who ever did the rolling and buck raking did not roll it properly. I hope this information helps TOM
Callum 22 well your wrong it was so black and shitty cause it had been opened then re sealed
Hi Tom a great q and a with Heidi. With regaudrds to the silage we use a thin cling film barrier sheet called silo stop. It goes on top of the silage and then see put the black sheet over that. We hardly get any spoilage as the sheet sucks down onto the grass sealing it in. Might be worth a look to try and help. Keep up the great content.
My Dad grew up on a farm.. not cattle, but growing/picking cotton, etc.. One of the major things he always taught me and my sisters was that making mistakes was OKAY, so long as you learned from them. If you learn something from your mistakes, then it was worth making the mistakes. He always grilled that into us through the years.
Great video Heidi is just amazing an inspiration to any young person I hope she does well in whatever she does in life. Keep the videos coming and Happy Farming
Try a cling film sheet under the black plastic next year.
Get some clean soil and cover it completely next harvest, on top of the plastic, we have been doing that for years and if you do too you will be milking like a mad man in wintertime because all the air will be pushed out, the silage will never heat up and the cows will be loving it because it will taste so much better so you will get way more silage through your cows means more milk! Common knowledge in the netherlands and the average dutch milk cow produces over 8500 litres milk with 3,65 percent protein and 4,50 percent fat, mostly because off proper silo manegement
Such a great blog Tom I enjoyed the questions Heidi answered she works hard I wish her all the best with what she wants to do she does her best works hardy really don’t find that Tom u r so lucky to find someone who will have the same out look on ur farm I can see she really loves it there she will be hard to replace:)
The person whose never made a mistake has never made anything!
Yea but keeps making the same mistakes and learns nothing...
If he would spend his time farming instead of running around with his wee backpack he might learn something..
richard mccullough so why follow?
@@TheDroneFox i dont
I like his honest vids. Making mistakes and explains what went wrong. We all can learn a lot of him
Great vid Tom u made me but those waterproofs from Holland’s and they are the best I have ever had so thanks keep up the good vids 🐄🐄🐄
Try using Clingseal clear sheets then black plastic then secure covers and tires. Black plastic actually has micro holes in now. And the secure covers hold the sheets tight all year so you don’t have to take the tires of and tighten the sheets. Great content guys 👌
This year it's Heidi's turn to get covered in tyres.
Covered in tyres? So that's 4 tyres used up 😂
I think they're just the standard instructions for loader work. My granda and the person I work for both do that
Tom we have loads of silage and I thought it would be a waste but there is loads gone now,i have a feeling I was wrong😐😅
Goats Rule - Glad to hear Heidi is a goat lover also. She will make a awesome goat veterinarian.
Well done Heidi 😊 I think you will succeed in what ever you put your mind too. Also Tom needs someone like you, both like minded & complement each others strengths & weaknesses. Your both lovely people that are animal lovers x
Tom how about getting some dairy goats. Their milk is so much more nutrious and am sure viewers would love seeing them. And of course more of Heidi
Andel Rampersad Definitely not hahhaah
Tom Lmfao
We wrap the edges, from under the bottom up over the top then two layers on the top of evaopo plastic? special plastic for any bins like ours.. the. We dump gravel over the end too pull it tight.. always works great for us!
The instructions your dad gave you on the manitou make perfict sense they are the one me and my dad use any way he was telling you to tilt the headstock towards you
Tom,
I love that you say "Heidi and Me" and\or " Me and Heidi"!!!!!
Is the clamp suffering any because of the sweating of the material under the plastic?
A farmer's most important tool is a pocket knife!
Do you rely on having a knife in your pocket daily??
What brand of knife do you carry? Do you keep it sharp or suffer from trying to use a dull knife???
Big shout from Kentucky!!!!
Hello my names stephen and i love working with goats. I work on a massive goat farm in ireland with over 700 goats and the person who owns it is German.
in holland we put layers of sand on top of the plastic then andother plastic layer and tyres or just the sand. some farmers dig in the ground first 1.50m so it will not sweat and freeze so much
Nice to see Heidi so down to earth!
Got some funny looks from the family just, when i laughed so loud a your dad!! Hahahaha love the hand signals 🤣🤣🤣🤣
New to farming and start out in January, little nerves but your videos makee excited to get stuck in
Wow what a great vid! I thought you both "smashed it!" It seem Heidi started in the cold Netherlands and is working her way down to the warmer climates! lol. Soon she should be in Spain lol.
Dad's hand instructions at the tractor 😁
In Germany we use a "Saugfolie" that no Air can to the silage
Also in Poland, with this silage is briliant.
You should put cling film layer under the plastic make a big distance also we use wood chip on top instead of tyres gives even pressure all over don't get any waste
So does working with Tom count as Large animal experience for Heidi?
When will you be livestock auction
He he he! - Andy
Well done Heidi great attitude
No idea...only used the raised pit silo. Packed silage doed with mixed grain overtop for the winter, didn't usually have much down heavily by running the tractor back and forth overtop. Seed by spreading mixed grain overtop and letting sprout...some *would* mould after opening the seal to feed..and any that did mould was chucked to one side, then mixed to the manure pile later in the summer. Some have suggested inoculations of the animals, just in case...which I'd actually like to do..especially with the horses! Ruminants aren't so much of a concern as they *can* if necessary, vomit and/belch, horses generally can't. There are some who can, but generally, they can't, and that proves invariably fatal.
The best of goods come in small parcels Heidi.
Tom i think you need a side sheet on the silage pit next year it would stop alot of the waste
Heidi You love are ace the base
I used to drive a school bus here in Devon and a nice young lady decuded she wanted to be a farrier and yes she is one So YOU doing what you do is GREAT
Go Heidi, every credit. the Pemberton family seem like great people to work for/ with.
Anyone wish the tractor was turned off 😂
Christian Robinson no lol, I didn’t notice it until you mentioned it. I was to busy interested in the conversations.
I liked the motor sound.
One of many safety problems on this dairy farm
Would save fuel also.
Smart girl 👍 greetings from Finland