The house in the middle of the m62 is there because the ground it stands on was unsuitable to support the motorway so they went either side of it, it is farmed now by a guy who worked for the original owners, the story that the farmer refused to move is sadly a myth.
No individual is going to win against the authoritarian UK Gov. [Rant] You don't even have freedom of speech. Which means if you make certain mouth sounds they will put you in a cage. Every citizen of the UK should drop what they are doing and remedy this. It's the only way to change this barbaric method of governing. Speaking is a 'natural right' which can only be taken away by evil tyrants. [End Rant]
I love the way Tom looks at his dad when they talk and it's clear how much respect he has for him. Hope they realise that they are not just role models for farming
Wow, Tom! People wanting to take their picture with you. Pretty soon they’ll be asking for autographs! Keep going! 500,000 subscribers is just around the corner.
Greetings from Greece Tom, Britain is about 20 years ahead not only in machinery but in a farm show nurses to check bood ressure and cholesterol , unthinkable for us in the Mediterrean.. Nice new post installer
Great opportunity to get a population of men who don't regularly go to their GP to have some routine health checks and act as a launch point for other concerns.
first time poster, been watching a few months, am no farmer, but really enjoy your videos... regarding the crusher, you could put some rubber along the top of the green bar where them red things drop on to it, both sides, will make it quieter .
The farm house on the M62 is a myth. Reason the motorway goes either side of the house is because of the lay of the land is was easier and cheaper to go either side of the house. I'm a recent viewer been watching since December love the vids.
Glad your doing another one of your yearly sit-down and discuss what's been done and plans for the future with your Dad . I''ll be waiting for that video.👍
The old white farm on the M62 is now just a store, the family moved out years ago, he was interviewed on TV and stated he was never made an offer, the ground where the farm is was unsuitable for a motorway so they just diverted it around the farm.
Fantastic video love seeing you out with you dad having some fun big bonus seeing Ollie with you guys another great TH-cam channel. Keep the videos coming and happy farming
I used plastic metal step-in posts with plastic garden fence (temporary) and every time snow got on it, it would pull them until they'd snap (plastic). We put in 6' metal stake-in posts from farm store which are considerably stronger, with wire mesh fence, and it's holding up great after 2 years (but our dogs don't really push against them or bother them). We can't really get the wooden posts in because we literally live on a granite+ glacier deposit with only about 6" of topsoil. So the metal ones can usually be staked in or split the rocks if you get them started, but it's not as easy as digging in the UK. (Every time I watch "time team" episodes, I'm jealous at how easy the digging is there). All that slurry, no doubt! lol.
17:00 We've got those drinkers. Top quality. Very strong, and easy to clean / empty when they get full of muck or straw. They're expensive but worth it.
I bet it was great to be out looking at shiny new toys! Good job, olly isn't in charge of the Pemberton credit card as it would have been maxed out, lol. I am excited to see if any new machinery arrives 😍 recon olly should let you have his fast track for the rest of the year ;)
@Olly Blogs Agricontract farmer Hahaha now imagine that. Liking the content from you, olly on your chanel, keep it up, mate. It's great to see you and Tom together was a good surprise.
Could you imagine being able to shop and buy anything you want or need at the show one or two. Having one at each barn not needing to move equipment across the street. When you or I find that money tree will be set. Enjoyed seeing all the different equipment as some looks a bit different in America. Susan
People in NZ run post rammers on remote control CTLs (track skid steers), some also run a post rammer on an excavator or telehandler too. There is a place making fence posts out of used soft plastics (used plastic milk bottles etc). The plastic 'future post' can be put in the ground with a tractor post rammer. A 125millimetre (4.9 inch)round diameter x 1.8metre (70.8 inch) long plastic post uses about 400 two litre milk plastic bottles. The 4.9 inch diameter round plastic post is also available in 2.1/ 2.4 metre (82.6 & 94.4 inch) lengths for wetter ground and horticultural uses. Probably too many Waste to Energy (WTE) plants in the UK burning plastic to have recycled plastic posts.
14:58 Did not Merlo have a Multifarmer there at the show? And about Valtra, you can also get in the larger models with simple technology such as manual hydraulic outlets if you prefer that Ginger guy
Great Video Tom, very well done as usual! Really appreciate you chatting to us at the show, your hints and tips were taken on board... new poppet coming for my phone 😂😂😂
Great video Tom. I commented on Ollies video. Good to see you Lads and the Big Guy having a MOT. We need to get this out there to all of the Lads to have done. Spot on mate great Videos keep them coming.
Tom I know everybody has there own way of doing things but we move 4000 bales from field to barns with trailers and a tractor with a loader.I can load 2 bales at a time with bale spear and get 18 bales on in just a few minutes. I know you only have your old loader tractor to compare but the cycle times on something that old is so slow its not even close to a modern loader tractor.
Blood pressure readings can be affected by talking or fidgeting Tom, so there's no hope for you lol. Thank you as always for your hardwork, best wishes to you, Ginge and your family
Lost count of how many times I have driven past the farm in the middle of the road (motorway always seemed to be under repair) driving from Manchester airport to Wensleydale. Thanks for taking us all to the farm show.
Was nice to see you and your dad the other day at the show on the Hendersons stand with the front rakes at start of your vid. I’m hoping to get a demo later in year so sure he could bring it over after, as your not too far from me in Yorkshire.
19:30 The JCB does look sweet, but it should Have a bucket on the front loader that is the full vehicle width so you can get into corners with the bucket edge If it has dual steer or articulation steer it will turn better than most other Tractors. It would be especially awesome with quick attachment couplers and a snowplow, you could do communal snowplowing getting in extra pay Just always remember you need to pay for its drinks in addition to its unit cost, I knew a farmer that bought a new tractor and barely used it the first 3 years because all his money went into repaying credit and the old tractor used 1/4 of the fuel
Yes the metal fence posts are the way forward in farming we have recently put in a whole heap of mental fencing and it is so easy to install we won’t be going back to wood for a long time now
One of the things regularly said about the M62 farmhouse and grounds is that a stubborn farmer refused to move and the motorway had to be built around it. Although this is in fact not true, the motorway had to be built around the building, with two carriageways splitting it, because underneath there is a geological fault.
I bought that metal Clipex fencing, but bought it from Clipex Ireland, because Mcvey Parker sell a different profile to the standard, plus they deliver triplex end pieces and netting, their videos emblazen the Clipex logo, whilst demonstrating installation, inferring Triplex is an associated product, when it isnt... the full Clipex system was a doddle to put in... the triplex ends needed a tractor...
It would be great to try out that Jcb for spring fertilizer. Just make sure everything fits your farm before you buy it. Love to see the adjustment on the cow crush video. Then the tb and how much more efficient that is. I think when you got it in the video he said you could remove it.
I can't wait to go normal with no covid, i love the machinery shows, i see so many cool and new things, and also if you don't have the money to buy them you can somehow take the new ideas and improve your farm.
We use those metal posts here in the US for all livestock. We have s stiff heavy gauge metal cattle panel for cows. They hold up really well for many years.
Dear Tom. Would you consider AIing some of your Ayrshires to Canadian and Australian sires? Just for fun? Sure to be some in some catalogue. Aside: The first cow to migrate to Australia was an Ayrshire and her name was Annie.
Tom, that Fendt tedder is a Lely tedder from when they bought over the forage line from Lely. Lely invented the hook tines many years ago, and patented them for a very long time. About 10 years ago they were out of patent, and from then on other competitors could use hook tines, like Malone did.
Its pretty interesting to see the machinery ran there vs. where I am, Upper Great Plains. What is considered big there is usually small here. Also, mechanical working chute, head squeeze, vs. mostly everyone here has hydraulic powered.
My husband likes hanging out at high tech trade shows. The concrete floors kill my feet and back. Hanging out on spongy dirt would be much nicer, plus you get to check out shiny big toys. Looking forward to hearing your plans for the future.
We farm in Alberta Canada, here 4 wheel drive tractors are getting bigger then many rural farm roads can handle, seeing our neighbour with triples all around 12 huge tires, the outside tires are partly driving in the ditch, seeing this equipment show, the tractors and equipment seem smaller or the biggest size your single or double lane roads can handle. Looks like the companies know this as its the same through out the UK.
Next year you need to come to the New Zealand Fieldays. Biggest agriculture expo in the southern hemisphere. You'll be blown away with the science and innovation, will take you a few days to get round it
Can't rate the clipex fencing highly enough. We use it for our alpacas over fairly difficult terrain. Love the fact the intermediate posts go in so easily.
Great to see you and your dad enjoying the day, grad to hear the post knocker we sold you still going well, We just launched a new post knocker if your interested in demo of one,
I like the Clippex fencing. Got a few jobs I’ve done in it. It goes in quick. Use x fence wire with it though as tornado and one or two others I’ve tried don’t match the lay out of the posts
Tom, you and the Ginger Guy are like kids in a candy store - you love the toys for big boys! You were joking about with the sales people and I’m still winding what you actually bought vs what you wish you could afford to buy.
Thought on the fence is you buy cheap you buy twice. I've always put concrete posts and gravel boards for garden fences. You then just replace the panels. If you use wooden posts then you'll be replacing them in 3 to 5 years
Is it time for a new tractor on the farm ?? nice one tom. Do not for get everyone A HEALTH CHECK !! had my check on Wednesday when it was my birthday. Nice one
The house in the middle of the m62 is there because the ground it stands on was unsuitable to support the motorway so they went either side of it, it is farmed now by a guy who worked for the original owners, the story that the farmer refused to move is sadly a myth.
Was mentioned on The Secret Life of the motorway series on TV just recently (repeat program from a few years ago)
+1 to this, it's an awesome story but a myth
Stott Hall Farm will feature in new More4 series The Pennies: Backbone of Britain with the first episode set to air on Monday, February 7 9 0clock
No individual is going to win against the authoritarian UK Gov.
[Rant] You don't even have freedom of speech. Which means if you make certain mouth sounds they will put you in a cage. Every citizen of the UK should drop what they are doing and remedy this. It's the only way to change this barbaric method of governing. Speaking is a 'natural right' which can only be taken away by evil tyrants. [End Rant]
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Always like seeing you and your dad together! You listen to each other’s opinion!
I love the way Tom looks at his dad when they talk and it's clear how much respect he has for him. Hope they realise that they are not just role models for farming
Wow, Tom! People wanting to take their picture with you. Pretty soon they’ll be asking for autographs! Keep going! 500,000 subscribers is just around the corner.
Great to see you and Olly together, both top blokes and role models to many! Well done guys!
Enjoy see you and your Dad together. Lots of new things to think about, always fun to do. Thanks.
The knowledge you, Tom and Mr. Pemberton have is absolutely amazing!
Great vlog, Tom, especially you and Ollie having a laugh., he is a great guy, you two work well bouncing off each other
Greetings from Greece Tom, Britain is about 20 years ahead not only in machinery but in a farm show nurses to check bood ressure and cholesterol , unthinkable for us in the Mediterrean.. Nice new post installer
Great opportunity to get a population of men who don't regularly go to their GP to have some routine health checks and act as a launch point for other concerns.
first time poster, been watching a few months, am no farmer, but really enjoy your videos... regarding the crusher, you could put some rubber along the top of the green bar where them red things drop on to it, both sides, will make it quieter .
The farm house on the M62 is a myth. Reason the motorway goes either side of the house is because of the lay of the land is was easier and cheaper to go either side of the house. I'm a recent viewer been watching since December love the vids.
Came here to say that
And me lol geographic fault easier to go round
Well we were wrong 🤦♂️😂
@@TomPembertonFarmLife I only learnt that a few year ago 😂. I always thought it was the story your dad was saying and a lot people tell that story.
Don't let truth ruin a good story. I'll continue to tell the story.
Glad your doing another one of your yearly sit-down and discuss what's been done and plans for the future with your Dad . I''ll be waiting for that video.👍
Comment of the Day,as you walk over to the Big Fendt, your father says
" you could put the scrapper on the front Tom"... 😂😂😂 brilliant.
Thanks for the tour. Amazing how tractors have changed.
Nothing wrong with far reach dreams, they keep you striving and moving forward.....Great vid, Tom!!! Keep `em coming!!!
Kids in a candy shop.... Great to see you and the Ging out and about.
Loved listening to you chat with everyone, made me realise how much I miss going to shows like yours. Big thumbs up ♥️♥️♥️
The old white farm on the M62 is now just a store, the family moved out years ago, he was interviewed on TV and stated he was never made an offer, the ground where the farm is was unsuitable for a motorway so they just diverted it around the farm.
Fantastic video love seeing you out with you dad having some fun big bonus seeing Ollie with you guys another great TH-cam channel. Keep the videos coming and happy farming
Stott farm is there because of a geological fault line and not because he didn't want to sell. But it's an interesting quirk for sure.
Love to see you n your dad enjoying some quality time together ❤
I used plastic metal step-in posts with plastic garden fence (temporary) and every time snow got on it, it would pull them until they'd snap (plastic). We put in 6' metal stake-in posts from farm store which are considerably stronger, with wire mesh fence, and it's holding up great after 2 years (but our dogs don't really push against them or bother them). We can't really get the wooden posts in because we literally live on a granite+ glacier deposit with only about 6" of topsoil. So the metal ones can usually be staked in or split the rocks if you get them started, but it's not as easy as digging in the UK. (Every time I watch "time team" episodes, I'm jealous at how easy the digging is there). All that slurry, no doubt! lol.
tom just want to say ive been watching you for almost 3 years thank you for the dedication and love you show us
Thankyou 😊
17:00 We've got those drinkers. Top quality. Very strong, and easy to clean / empty when they get full of muck or straw. They're expensive but worth it.
I bet it was great to be out looking at shiny new toys! Good job, olly isn't in charge of the Pemberton credit card as it would have been maxed out, lol. I am excited to see if any new machinery arrives 😍 recon olly should let you have his fast track for the rest of the year ;)
He can borrow it for his new barrel spreader
@Olly Blogs Agricontract farmer Hahaha now imagine that. Liking the content from you, olly on your chanel, keep it up, mate. It's great to see you and Tom together was a good surprise.
Great video Tom a lot of nice machines at the show is your farther going to buy something nice to see olly 👍👍🇬🇧🇬🇧🏴🏴👌👌
My dad workes at the Dewulf factory in Belgium. Great big machines.
Could you imagine being able to shop and buy anything you want or need at the show one or two. Having one at each barn not needing to move equipment across the street. When you or I find that money tree will be set. Enjoyed seeing all the different equipment as some looks a bit different in America. Susan
People in NZ run post rammers on remote control CTLs (track skid steers), some also run a post rammer on an excavator or telehandler too. There is a place making fence posts out of used soft plastics (used plastic milk bottles etc). The plastic 'future post' can be put in the ground with a tractor post rammer. A 125millimetre (4.9 inch)round diameter x 1.8metre (70.8 inch) long plastic post uses about 400 two litre milk plastic bottles. The 4.9 inch diameter round plastic post is also available in 2.1/ 2.4 metre (82.6 & 94.4 inch) lengths for wetter ground and horticultural uses. Probably too many Waste to Energy (WTE) plants in the UK burning plastic to have recycled plastic posts.
14:58 Did not Merlo have a Multifarmer there at the show? And about Valtra, you can also get in the larger models with simple technology such as manual hydraulic outlets if you prefer that Ginger guy
Great Video Tom, very well done as usual! Really appreciate you chatting to us at the show, your hints and tips were taken on board... new poppet coming for my phone 😂😂😂
Great to see you and your dad having time away from the farm for a change great video.
Great video Tom. I commented on Ollies video. Good to see you Lads and the Big Guy having a MOT. We need to get this out there to all of the Lads to have done. Spot on mate great Videos keep them coming.
That was interesting, I’ve always enjoyed checking out new equipment. Looking forward to seeing your next video. Thank you!
Tom I know everybody has there own way of doing things but we move 4000 bales from field to barns with trailers and a tractor with a loader.I can load 2 bales at a time with bale spear and get 18 bales on in just a few minutes. I know you only have your old loader tractor to compare but the cycle times on something that old is so slow its not even close to a modern loader tractor.
Cracking day out cracking company cracking weather
Was dajavou watching it today 🤣🤣🤣
Blood pressure readings can be affected by talking or fidgeting Tom, so there's no hope for you lol.
Thank you as always for your hardwork, best wishes to you, Ginge and your family
Hahah didn’t no… no hope at all 😂
Lost count of how many times I have driven past the farm in the middle of the road (motorway always seemed to be under repair) driving from Manchester airport to Wensleydale. Thanks for taking us all to the farm show.
Great video Tom! It's always fun going to shows and drooling over the new stuff!😄😄😄
Looks like a AWESOME show. So nice to see people faces 😉. So good to see you and Dad spending Quality time together 😃👍🏻
Hello from USA ...I watch your show / videos daily ...Great work Tom.
Love Oli has just had Cholesterol checked then stood eating a burger 🤣🤣😂
Was a roast beef roll
Tom, you need to schedule a couple of live streams so we can give you super chats to go towards equipment purchases. I’d be happy to support you! ❤️🐄
Watching ads helps a lot to.
Agree .. would love to help him
I envy your father son relationship it is awesome
Thank you 😊
Was nice to see you and your dad the other day at the show on the Hendersons stand with the front rakes at start of your vid. I’m hoping to get a demo later in year so sure he could bring it over after, as your not too far from me in Yorkshire.
19:30 The JCB does look sweet, but it should Have a bucket on the front loader that is the full vehicle width so you can get into corners with the bucket edge
If it has dual steer or articulation steer it will turn better than most other Tractors.
It would be especially awesome with quick attachment couplers and a snowplow, you could do communal snowplowing getting in extra pay
Just always remember you need to pay for its drinks in addition to its unit cost, I knew a farmer that bought a new tractor and barely used it the first 3 years because all his money went into repaying credit and the old tractor used 1/4 of the fuel
He'd not earn a lot of money on snow ths year
Nice to see the guy in the background not shutting the toilet door, great vlog as usual Tom 👍👍
😀🤣
You and Olly hanging out together is good fun. Really enjoyed it.
We had a laugh
Yes the metal fence posts are the way forward in farming we have recently put in a whole heap of mental fencing and it is so easy to install we won’t be going back to wood for a long time now
Brilliant video Tom and Ginger warrior and olly. Hope to see you all at Lamma in may 🚜👍🏻
Tom have a look at Mick Mitchell's Fents with triple back wheels ! going up Canadian roads
Mikes a legend
@@OllyBlogsAgricontractfarmer Have a look at mikes latest "Fendt 724 & Chevy Def issues!" Not a happy man with def codes !!
Great seeing you & your dad getting out & checking out farm equipment.
One of the things regularly said about the M62 farmhouse and grounds is that a stubborn farmer refused to move and the motorway had to be built around it.
Although this is in fact not true, the motorway had to be built around the building, with two carriageways splitting it, because underneath there is a geological fault.
I bought that metal Clipex fencing, but bought it from Clipex Ireland, because Mcvey Parker sell a different profile to the standard, plus they deliver triplex end pieces and netting, their videos emblazen the Clipex logo, whilst demonstrating installation, inferring Triplex is an associated product, when it isnt... the full Clipex system was a doddle to put in... the triplex ends needed a tractor...
Glad to see all your faces again.
GW looked quite excited for that show, thought he was gonna spend some money for a minute??😲😁
It would be great to try out that Jcb for spring fertilizer. Just make sure everything fits your farm before you buy it. Love to see the adjustment on the cow crush video. Then the tb and how much more efficient that is. I think when you got it in the video he said you could remove it.
I can't wait to go normal with no covid, i love the machinery shows, i see so many cool and new things, and also if you don't have the money to buy them you can somehow take the new ideas and improve your farm.
Metal stakes are the way to go. We had 40 acres with metal fence posts and never had to worry.
We use those metal posts here in the US for all livestock. We have s stiff heavy gauge metal cattle panel for cows. They hold up really well for many years.
The ginger bloke loving his day out👍👍
Nice to hear u experienced a valtra. We have 2, an N series and 8150. Both been superb in realibility and maintenance👍🏼
Dear Tom. Would you consider AIing some of your Ayrshires to Canadian and Australian sires? Just for fun? Sure to be some in some catalogue. Aside: The first cow to migrate to Australia was an Ayrshire and her name was Annie.
that spreader with the chains it was used here years ago. farm shows best place to buy equipment.
These rotaspreaders were very common in UK in the 1960s and 70s
Enjoyed the video and the different equipment. Seen some of the machines in motion on Archer's View videos.🍁👍😎
Tom, that Fendt tedder is a Lely tedder from when they bought over the forage line from Lely. Lely invented the hook tines many years ago, and patented them for a very long time. About 10 years ago they were out of patent, and from then on other competitors could use hook tines, like Malone did.
Nice to see you at George Agars stand Tom. He’s our local guy, great team, superb service.
Really liked the video. Thanks for sharing, always enjoy seeing what's new. I really like all your videos.
I actually have a Marshall spreader (that exact model) I highly recommend it !
Its pretty interesting to see the machinery ran there vs. where I am, Upper Great Plains. What is considered big there is usually small here. Also, mechanical working chute, head squeeze, vs. mostly everyone here has hydraulic powered.
My husband likes hanging out at high tech trade shows. The concrete floors kill my feet and back. Hanging out on spongy dirt would be much nicer, plus you get to check out shiny big toys. Looking forward to hearing your plans for the future.
6:05 Tom, Olly is the smart one it's free eat as many as you can
Murphey,s had a fast track with a loader on at Broughton where they are replacing a water main
We farm in Alberta Canada, here 4 wheel drive tractors are getting bigger then many rural farm roads can handle, seeing our neighbour with triples all around 12 huge tires, the outside tires are partly driving in the ditch, seeing this equipment show, the tractors and equipment seem smaller or the biggest size your single or double lane roads can handle. Looks like the companies know this as its the same through out the UK.
Next year you need to come to the New Zealand Fieldays. Biggest agriculture expo in the southern hemisphere. You'll be blown away with the science and innovation, will take you a few days to get round it
Wonderful that you’ve found a solution to the crush question!
A lovely outing....much appreciation to you and family. Love your Vlogs. Best Wishes.
Great video tom something abit different from the usual! Great to see some awesome tackle. 👌 have a good day
Can't rate the clipex fencing highly enough. We use it for our alpacas over fairly difficult terrain. Love the fact the intermediate posts go in so easily.
Great to see you and your dad enjoying the day, grad to hear the post knocker we sold you still going well,
We just launched a new post knocker if your interested in demo of one,
Love your channel, congratulations on the new cow shed, loved watching the whole process!
I have a fastrac with a loader the 4 wheel steer makes it feel like a telehandler
Crazy 👏👏👏
I like the Clippex fencing. Got a few jobs I’ve done in it. It goes in quick. Use x fence wire with it though as tornado and one or two others I’ve tried don’t match the lay out of the posts
A really enjoyable video well done would love to see more machinery show uploads hopefully this year always very interesting ✔️✔️✔️
Was good to see you at Yams as well as making it in the background of your vid😂. Keep up the good work 🤟🏻💪🏻
Tom, you and the Ginger Guy are like kids in a candy store - you love the toys for big boys! You were joking about with the sales people and I’m still winding what you actually bought vs what you wish you could afford to buy.
Brilliant video Tom, Bunning 60 is a small rear discharge spreader
Thought on the fence is you buy cheap you buy twice. I've always put concrete posts and gravel boards for garden fences. You then just replace the panels. If you use wooden posts then you'll be replacing them in 3 to 5 years
Is it time for a new tractor on the farm ?? nice one tom. Do not for get everyone A HEALTH CHECK !! had my check on Wednesday when it was my birthday. Nice one
I have never seen a front loader on a fastrac before.
An interesting combo though!
Nice vid man
Saw you on tv about a new show. Well done.
Great video Guys!!!! Fantastic change from the norm!!
Oh I forgot, is that a pole setter you got? Everything you saw I wanted to buy, totally get that tractor….those wheels were HUGE 😱
Murton Livestock Center. My parents farm 4miles from here. Welcome to the right side of the Pennines!!😂
I love seeing the interaction between you and your dad
Haha, asking if he's healthier as he's eating a burger @10:38 Classic
It was a roast beef roll
Love the videos all the way from South Africa 🇿🇦 learned so much from your videos.
Keep the great content coming.👌🏽
Brilliant video, nicely edited= information dense!
Just sat playing Farming Simulator 22 and thinking I hope Tom drops a video soon. Boom up pops the notification
you're a sightseer buddy when you hoped he uploaded
Great video Tom nice looking around a show it gives you a bit of a break from the normal keep on with the great work 👏👏👍👍
Glad you all enjoyed our local show Tom. Shame I missed you.