WHY WE GOT RID OF OUR MALONE POST DRIVER!!THIS MOOCALL CALVING SENSOR COULD GET ME IN TROUBLE!!
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- In this video we reveal why we got rid of our much used Malone post driver and we also try out a MooCall Calving Sensor on a heifer for the first time, is it really any good?? Find out once a for all
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Can't wait til see the new tanker on Sunday , I reckon she will be a hi spec if memory serves back 5 months ago 😉
Lovely heifer. Park the tractor in front of gate to block the breeze maybe. That was one cold cold day. Great video again.
Hello Adrian and family and greetings from Galway 😊 been following your videos for quiet some time now and I must say your farm is a credit to you your videos are very informative and always interesting, best of luck with everything and keep the videos up 👍
great video some post driver can't wait for sundays video best of luck with it
Hello from Yorkton, Saskatchewan, Canada. Thanks for sharing your great video’s please keep them coming.
Can’t wait to see the new tanker🤙
Looking forward to this video😁😁,, people who set an alarm 👉👉👉 keep er lit Adrian
Great 👍 video nice bit of kit like the new calf 👍🏴🏴🚜🚜🇬🇧🇬🇧👩🌾👩🌾😷😷stay safe
Well Adrian and Nicole , keep up the good work 🤙🤙🤙
Well that broke my working week up nicely! Trouble is I now think it's Sunday!! Great job 👌🏼👍🏻
Great video Adrian looking forward to Sundays video.Looking forward for the videos with the malone post driver
A1 video, keeping people going during these quare times,really uplifting videos.
Adrian when it’s full or when u get the chance could u show emptying the tidy wrap bin and maybe tell us what you think of it maybe?!
Yes the tidy wrap will be getting a feature in an upcoming video for sure
Hi Adrian great video this
new tanker will be good can't wait
I bath a tractor in Clarke maceneary Saturday....I'm from west wicklow
Great stuff Adrian brilliant as ever
Hi Adrian, Tom Pemberton giving you a nice shout out, great to see, some great content online. Well done..
Interesting Video Adrian very good well done
Well ware on the new post driver. I wish you many safe years of use with it Adrian. 🖒
Cant wait to see new tanker Adrian it will be a great video 👍
U should get one of them green mesh like pull down blind type things for front of the calling pen lad , for when winds blowing in like that
They make a big difference.
Looks a great job adrian the very best of luck to you with it.
Greetings from Canada. Always enjoy your videos. Keep up the good work.
Adrian,will you let us know what posts you go for as a lot of men are in the same boat,replacing old posts and not quite sure what to go for.
Love your videos mate and the kids love them too keep them up pal great job you should be very proud,from Northern ireland
Nice Post driver Adrian all the best with it .👍👍
Brilliant video as usual but your teasing us wicked with this new tanker can’t wait for Sunday !
Love ur videos and love the way you keep all your cows soo comfortable. and healthy I have a farm to
Does anyone else watch his video to make this home schooling more enjoyable
My Brother in law was the test subject for the moo-call...Niall was up and Down the yard monitoring it..Great system
Good video Adrian post driver is a great looking job
Amazing! I had to turn my collar up after hearing that wind. You're amazing, Adrian. We are learning about KISS-"keep it simple stupid, " today. I am so glad you got the new post driver. Keeping fence tight is so important when you put it up. Loose fence is an accident waiting to happen. Barbed wire cuts are brutal. Having it stretched out without having to move your quad to change your tension on the fence will save you a lot of time. Little Nicole is a gem! She is a quick thinker. Good work, Nicole.
Thanks Georgia 👍
@@IFarmWeFarm You're welcome. I have puddles all over my paddocks in central Florida. No slope like Tom Pemberton. I am amazed by the skills you have acquired. I was thinking that I had not seen any plumbing installations. I see you have waterers. I was wondering how you kept them from freezing up and draining.
Home schooling made better
Ye
You could sheet off the gate with plywood or stock board etc to keep a lot of the wind off the cattle, you have me tempted with the moocall I must say 😂 might try and convince the auld fella to try out plastic posts or metal posts or something, timber posts are a waste of time tbh
Look at the octo posts. 25yr gaurentee. Serious job
@@odhranquinn8992 @Odhran Quinn one quick calculation with 15 ft spacing between the posts to replace all our fencing would cost 4900 euro, they would want to last that long for the price of them 😂 then the time to put them up would be a few days, could replace them one by one too I suppose
Get a nice sheeted gate for that calving pen would keep the wind out a lot better, but I guess it’s cost if you only get a eastly wind once in a while
Very nice postdriver I love your videos
Very interesting and knowledge video
You should get your logo on all your plant great channel thanks 👍
Adrain I have use MooCall this last few years amazing bit off kit!! It’s even been better on it’s second year class bit off kit I have even gone with this MooCall heat this year about to start using it in the next 2 weeks
Hi adrian, great channel,good content, just watched sonne farms on tube ,they where using moocall for 1st time ,take care.
Super video again. Well may it wear .
Great stuff. Best of luck with it.
I see nearly 30k subs. Well done and continued success.
Cheers mate
It is a piece of machinery that I need to buy, I have a load of fencing to do, they look a good job
Class video Adrain keep it up
Well wear with the new post driver 👍
Enjoying the content keep up the good work now 👌👌
Great video
Great video, love the content lately
Loved this video, a great watch as always. I have a question on the Calving Pen… that was a fierce wind blowing directly into the pen, which probably unsettled the heifer and chilled the calf, would you ever be tempted to replace the bar gate with a solid one in order to break the gusts blowing in?
I do love the way you research and check out your equipment to get the best possible machine for the task. as is often said - gimme the tools and I will do the job!!! If I had been in the market for a post driver I would have bought it off you straight away as I know it would have been in good order!!
Adrian does have an awesome set of skills.
we have had the same problem with are posts they last no time we put a gate post in 3 years ago and this summer it just snapped very annoying
The crap posts that sawmills put out are disgrace to their industry!
I'm going to cut my own from now on, I'll mill off all bark and sapwood, incise them at ground level, DRY them for a year and then boil them in creosote!
U can get concrete strainers n gate post
Better than home schooling
But it is home schooling. I learned something new today from watching this video. Thank you, Adrian.
@@georgiaannbicknell6129 aye fun home schooling not bloody time tables or something
You had me worried for a while when you had sold that post knocker then i saw you had bought a new one because I’m picking my new malone post knocker up today
Great Vlog A...2 dislikes, I warned Phil and Tom about that
We hav a protech contractor p221 or sumthin like that at work and it pushes out the side tilts front n back and side to side and it’s grand for puttin strainer posts in as you can set the driver square to make it eaier
Good post driver shame all the post or crap these day's
You ll need an even bigger machinery shed for all the new toys 😀 maybe extend the foundations
Yes I really need to get that sorted
Only a suggestion you could put a bit of stock board along the side of them calving pens
Adrian we fenced 3 fields last summer with them treated posts and there a great job
Which treated posts were they??
@@IFarmWeFarm not sure but they get the same coating as the electrical poles
There is stuff u can put on the gate to stop the breeze
Good vid keep up the good work
Thank you for sharing.Do you always use angus on your first calf heifers ? No need to dehorn doing that cross.
Good safe driver. Looking forward to seeing it in action. 🐄🐄😷👍🇮🇪🇺🇸
Great job, we had same post driver at home and my father lost his index finger, that cover would have saved him,
Yes there one of the most dangerous things you could use 👌👍
Well Adrian I do a handy bit of fencing and see different type stakes .. pdm are gone to the dogs we drove stakes on our own farm 3 years ago I remember after 3 months they wer gone silver creosote washed off the best ones to buy are the 50p shape ones octagon I think they called followed by Danish imported stakes from frs the machined ones i think that's the name of them they are like flint and around the same price as pdm 4 e each I drove 2000 octo stakes and only broke 2 of them they have 15 year guarantee even for breaking them but they are too expensive ud know it from cutting the different type of stakes wich is good and bad
Did u ever try the black sheet on the Cavling gates keep the wind out great job great video’s
I want to put up a fence now ! Summer is on the way !!!
Brilliant u tubber
You should look at clip x post they a metal we have had them in for 5. Years and no problems
Scandinavian redwood creosote stakes the only job, last around 25 years
Good man Adrian keep the red and green flag flying 🇧🇫🇮🇪 great video
We had the moo call when it came out and it was so bad it only worked one time and there staff where dreadfully
They were great with us, 8 cows in and no problem yet 🤷🏻♂️. Maybe they just had a bad start
@@IFarmWeFarm It was the tail grip issue at the start, they are great now
Yes we have all done it....
Put up wire with a 25year
Lifespan &stakes that don't
Last 5 years .....
Maybe you could interview
Someone from the sawmill
To explain...!
There should be some kind
Of minimum standards for
Fencing post ...
Otherwise fencing is just
A waste of time ...
I am from Comber
You have great big Friesian cattle we buy all our cows of dairy men and they would be great ones to buy
Hi Adrian, how are you? would you recommend the moocall to other farmers. i love your videos
We need to test it more but it’s doing what’s it’s supposed too and we’re on our 8 cow with it now. Loving it so fare
I hope the tanker is red & green too 🤪🤪🤪🤪💯😎
Which is the best post driver the loader mounted or the 3 point linkage
As a vet I have got a lot of false alarm call outs because of moo calls. They have been out by as much as 6 days. A lot of farmers become over reliant on them and don't look or handle their cows.
Can i ask seeing you said you are a vet, why are you getting calls outs because of the MooCall?? The MooCall on for 6 days!! the battery wouldn't last that length. also its there to tell you when your cow is calving so the farmer and tend to the animal, you would only call the vet out if you were having trouble.
@@IFarmWeFarm a lot of times the moo call would be repeatedly giving the farmer an alert to say the cow is calving. A lot of farmers don't handle their cows to check and just call the vet as they assume something is wrong. When you go out to look at the cow she is usually not dilated yet. I seen one moo call telling the farmer the cow was going to calve and it was 6 days before she did.
@@AgriSpec4370 but the MooCall is an aid, the farmer has to help the cow if needed, a farmer should know if his cow is in labour or close to calving 🤷🏻♂️. It’s the same with the camera system we have, it’s an aid too, it’s a very unusual and expensive thing not to handle a cow before calling a vet, we’d be out of business if we did it. Very surprised at that. Thanks for the comment though, I’m just a bit puzzled by it I guess.
I'm catching up on your older videos. How many cows do you have?
Was watching with interest on moocall jus have few sucklers was thinking of getting one. What type of meal to you give heifers they seem to do well on it. That is o lovely heifer grate size. Miss nicole is as good as sheep dog 😀
Ya Nicole can do the work of 2 men, she is incredible at just 11 years old. We feed a store nut at the minute, thanks lad
Like the video lad
Would you not put the post driver on the front loader when you have one, better visibility and easier on neck.
You should put stock boards on the calving pin gates
Love it 👍🏼👍🏼
Do you do the warm water for the cow after brith
Periwinkle blue
Can you get a holder for a roll of tensile wire for the malone? Best of luck with the moocall. Have two of them. They are some job
Yes there from Malone, Lakeland have them
Lovely heifer👌 Why do you put your heifers in calf to Angus when they’re your best genetics?
For easy calving, best genetics will still be there on there second calving, good question though 👏
@@IFarmWeFarm Very good point 👍 I’d you pick the right Friesian you’ll have no bother either especially if you use a variety of bulls. Whatever works for you though 😃
Stock borad the gate ?
Nice video 😁👌
Adrian is the new tanker a 1600 gallon hi spec?
Savage video
Post Malone colab coming soon
Super video. Just wondering what diameter posts would the malone drive. As in strainers possibly esb poles on fairly hard stoney ground.
I’ve driven esb posts for gate hangers without a problem, if your ground is stoney nothing will drive wood through a stone or rock, it all depends on the ground
@@IFarmWeFarm Thanks Adrian for the reply yep was thinking that, we would have alot of pencil on the land, might just stick with the hope of finding a clean 6-10 ton machine. Best of luck with the new purchase.
Thats a fair animal for a heifer
I AM a Framer too tell me how you get on with moo call because I am helping dad and I am interested in it but don't know
its an extra job putting the MooCall Calving Sensor on the cow, then on the next one. following with interest.
Having it on the right cow is the problem, if you have a few coming together
Some video💪
Can ya try do 2 videos a week because it’s too long of a wait from one Sunday to the next
Would you believe, I just took the cage off last week to get it welded (2016 model), might twist the fathers arm to buy a new one , seen it on malone’s page