New Cattle Shed Construction (Part 11) ESB and Site work ''DRONE FOOTAGE''
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 23 ส.ค. 2024
- Welcome to part 11 of our Cattle shed construction project.
In this episode we have a look at the ESB connection progress as well as landscaping around the site with Drone footage included....
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To stop small cattle getting out of the shed, we fix a 2inch steel tube to the gate with scaffolding couplers (they are a swivel head fixing for attaching stays to scaffolding) it's easy then to whip it off if we use the pen for bigger cattle.
now thats a nice shed
Tip I got years ago for pulling fine rope or balding twine through esb ducting was to attach a Hoover to one end of the ducting and tape up the other end of the ducting. Make a hole in the tape just big enough for the rope to go through, turn on the Hoover and it will pull through. 1 man job!! It worked for me anyway on 60 mergers of rope! Fine she'd and set up there Adrian
Paul Finnegan yes my digger man knew that one but we have no power to plug anything in so unfortunately that could be done. Thanks for the tip though as it would of been so much easier than what we had to do 👍
Tasty shed and yard tidy work
Looks fantastic! Just a few finishing touches!
Shed is looking very well
Always find your English clear than most Irish people I have heard or met.
sundown299 the Irish accents changes from county to county, there’s some that even I can’t understand
Just found your channel the other day and I have binged the entire build. That is absolutely top notch. You didn't skimp on anything and it shows. Wouldn't change a thing. Can't wait till you get the power up and running and get a few night shots. I'm an electrician lol
Thanks Nate, “night shots” now there’s a though 🤔.
It’s coming on well looking great hopefully you won’t have to wait to long for power
Well done! Nice overview. Fore sure a lot of work but the finish product is the reward especially if it makes the job easier.
Run rachet straps along barriers to stop younger calves getting out . Easiest and simpliest way. Great job on that shed.
Great idea, that would work a treat if they don't eat at it
Fantastic footage. Really looks the part now.
Nice job done well grate to see it all way along.
Lovely tidy shed well done 👍
Very tidy, professional video, well done.
Fine yard you have now 👍
Looks well👍
Turned out well lad. best of luck with it👍
Pauric McEntee Cheers Pauric 👍
Looking very well fair play !!
Barn look great
Top class job great bit of footage
Good job on the crow front
Great job top class 👍👍
Fantastic job 👍 look brilliant 👍
Great video and footage very nice indeed well done just loved it got my support and new subscriber here thanks for sharing have a great day
Great vid mate. 😃👍
Turned out fine job you use the vitulix
Great vid
A grand job that! As you know the best way to deal with crows is to ambush them. There are a two breeding pairs of buzzards around where l am now and a lot of crows have moved away as a result. Starlings are also big problem too but are protected, no idea why they are a pest! Keep up the good work!
DingleZilla we have several pairs breeding Buzzards here to, they’ve really increased in numbers this last few years, but doesn’t seem to affect the Crows unfortunately. Thanks for watching 👍
@@IFarmWeFarm That's interesting. An occasional crow shoot it is then. In the past l have waited in ambush in the house to get them in the trees next to the house when they were lurking about. Crafty crows take some getting!
Yes have to agree the starlings are the biggest pest of all. Rats of the sky i call them. Every night i spend ages trying to frighten them away. Tried everything. They just keep coming back when you turn away. Can not figure out why they are protected. Shitting on cattle and feed and water throughs. Some flipping nuisance.
@@markcorr6704 Your comment nailed the problem to the post! 100% right, Starling's need to be controlled, they are not rare as claimed.
Nice music
fine shed. any luck on finding a tractor and loader?
Deutz390 not really looking as yet, will be looking around during the summer
And for the ductin a roll of string and water and wash it through it Easiest way to do it
Lovely looking job now will you cut them big trees down some though or let them as is?
Gerard Mccarthy thank you Gerard, the two in front of the shed will be cut down as there rotten.
That's a fair tidy shed. Top class job you should be happy with that outcome. How do you get on feeding round bales on slats? Much bother with cattle pulling silage through blocking slats etc?
Craig Boyd Thanks lad, I found if you keep the bales out from the barrier and only throw back to the level of the timbers they don’t pull as much in
@@IFarmWeFarm do you half chop the bales when they are made? I think the deep timber makes all the difference from different set ups I have saw. Thanks for your reply
Did you get a grant for the shed and crush?
Cathal mc Donagh Tams 2
@@IFarmWeFarm did you find much of a difference in price between going for a grant compared to no going for one
@@15cmacd of course if you have the green cert they will pay for 60% (40% if you are a young farmer) of it so if shed cost 100 thousand (I know it wouldnt cost that much just an example) then you will only have to pay 40 thousand instead of 100 thousand so yeah big difference
@@jerryodriscoll3691 I know well about the grants I have the green cert done but I was interested in knowing did he follow the all the grant spec design or would he was done it differently
How many cows can u house in this shed
Do you have your own drone or thinking of getting one? That could make a big difference to your videos going forward when your doing field work etc.
I have two drones, DJI Phantom 4 Pro and Mavic Air. Check out my video on the gear i use. I will be doing a video on drones very soon
It's 12:30 pm here in Wisconsin with about 2 1/2 foot of snow in my yard,would you like some I will send it your way Is there a reason the power company don't run the lines under ground.
Homey No thanks 😊, It’s 6.30am here in Ireland, I’m about a half an hour into work, -2 degrees
Homey, its cheaper and easier to run line overhead. Also overhead lines tend to have less issues compared to underground cable
Tidy job lad how's the money situation the money plan did she run over... Run few bits off thread between girders when crows hit it they don't come back gun more perment better job neighbour shot crows in shed air vents haha
FIAT 110-90 TURBO New Holland Shed came in on budget but I added a few extra as you do 🥴.
@@IFarmWeFarm she looks well fine job keep up good work nice see how how other farmers do the dance ...
Poor crows cant leave u shot em I like crows lol
No more free food for the greedy bastard crows 🤣
What are the X's on top of the hay bales?
Andrew Peterson it’s a message for Aliens 👽 😉, keeps crows away
Never noticed it in your other videos. Barn has turned out really good. The round wall is icing on the cake. I love that part
Will ther b a headg cutting video hi
Brendan Meegan I’m buying my own hedge cutter this year so there will be
Elle est où l air pallier 🤔
Pat pat 🤔