Richard's Farm Life: Silage Success, Footpath Frustrations, and Deutz Delight
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 12 ก.ย. 2024
- Join Richard on his farm for a day of mixed emotions! First, witness the satisfaction as he completes his third cut silage, strategically storing it for his cows' winter feed. Next, experience his frustration as he encounters the ongoing issue of dog owners leaving mess and open gates on the public footpath. Finally, share in his excitement as he welcomes back the powerful Deutz tractor, a key tool for his silage operations and providing fresh grass to his herd.
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Good afternoon your video is absolutely amazing your farm is fantastic
@@francismccarthy thank you so much. And thank you for watching. I appreciate your lovely comments
Hlo I want to open small lamb farm can you tell me how much money I need @@yorkshirefarming
@@savitaror-r7c you need to have a farm with land. That is a big expense. You can buy lambs at auction. You will also need to know what you’re doing too. It’s not just as easy as you may think
@@yorkshirefarming I want to small like 20 lamb how much money need for rent land 1 year
Glad I found you.
Your accent brings me fond memories of my Granddad who raised me in Waingroves...I am in Alaska now
@@GaryCSchade Wow that blows my mind, you’re watching from Alaska. Yes I have a typical Yorkshire accent. It brings a smile to my viewers. Waingroves is about 1 hour away from our farm. Best regards Richard.
That cone is a good idea for filling the bags! I need to make some more!
Manganese bane of my life! 😂
Manganese!!! It’s a nightmare. We had to replace all pipes on the farm many years ago even every field well too it cost us a fortune. We now filter the water and so far all is good.
The road cone works a treat. Just don’t tell the council 🤣🤣
Joe Seels has borehole water, same issue with black deposits in the pipe, big problem for his ball valves too
With the ever increasing costs, don't blame you salvaging as much corn from the towers as you can, better in the feed than the bin
Thanks again for your efforts producing all these informative videos, now im up to date, looking forward to the next installment
Take great care all
Thank you so much for watching. It means a lot to us. I love your questions too. You are welcome to ask as much as you can I will try to answer all questions if it helps keeping everyone informed on how and why we do things. Thank you again and looking forward to more interaction
Morning Happy FARMER hope everything on the farm is well. 🤙🦊
@@littledavey2169 all good here thanks 👍
Really like your videos
Do you milk many cows
Love the scratcher for the cows
From ireland
Hi. Thanks for watching. I’m thrilled you are enjoying the videos. We milked 150 cows in total. They love the scratching post. 😍👍
Great update, like the water system you have, have you ever thought about digging your own lake as a backup, in case of another drought in future. Good to see you doing more silage, a dairy farmer can never have to much grass
Thank you. It’s a great idea to have a pond for drought conditions. Unfortunately we don’t have a suitable place. I do agree, it would be a brilliant idea.
Interesting video thanks for sharing.
@@KeithHill-wc3ew Thank you very much 👍
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Thanks 👌👍
Beautiful Deutz
Thanks. Unfortunately our funding will not stretch just far enough this year. Maybe next year. Watch this space 😎