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@TomPembertonFarmLife

5 жыл бұрын

Ian Blake Great Tash 👨🏼‍🌾

@ianblake6606

5 жыл бұрын

Thanks Tom love your videos

@nathanrogers6242

5 жыл бұрын

Great tash

@joannebrady1612

5 жыл бұрын

Great tash

@christianmuller4716

5 жыл бұрын

What does that mean?

Tom's dad know so much about farming and livestock, the amount of experience and knowledge he has explaining what to do etc is nothing short of incredible. it's a masterclass.

glad to see that its not as bad as we thought. i've seen silo rot a lot worse in the when the contractors did a shoddy job of rolling the pit. great video Tom

Great video Tom, I never thought there could be so much interest in cut grass!! Totally opened my eyes to the subject. I assume your dad was brought up on a farm? The family farm? He has such a great knowledge and freely puts it across in a lovely manner, I can’t wait for Sunday’s chat - it should be very entertaining and informative.

Hi Tom, just found this channel... super content and a real education.... thx for sharing your day and farming method.... your dad is a real star...!🚜..

Like because your dad is an awesome guy he teaches me a lot, love to watch these videos with him

love watching your videos, learnt alot from yourself and your dad! - brilliant videos keep them coming 📷🐄🐮🚜

Great video Tom!! keep them two lads at it!!

Go the ginger warrior!!😍 Cherish that man

@TomPembertonFarmLife

5 жыл бұрын

Bambinohead1 Got to love him hahaha

Well done Tom you managed to not crash your drone this episode!!! I like how you are making the two lads use a fork instead of machinery

Im sorry to hear that mon, i hooe it doesnt carry through the whole pit mate. We havent seen any mould in ours yet but our pit is only small so the cover was doubled at all the edges.

Nice to see how the silo is doing tom hope you and the family are well mate farms looking great 👍

Good irrigation underneath the silage, shame about the mould. Waste not, want not.

yo should have added salt on top of the silage, this lowers the osmotic pressure and makes it harder for organisms (mould) to grow. Nice video btw. I like your channel

These guys are great!

@TomPembertonFarmLife

5 жыл бұрын

Arnas Shizuaki Thanks 😀

Great Tash and video

Glad to see there was only a couple of manitou buckets full of waste silage well done to all see you sunday

Great video again merry Christmas Tom 🚜

Tom selleck would be proud of that tash !! Great video.

Cool video , interesting learning how silage works 👍

Merry Christmas thanks for the video

Tom it looked asif there were a huge lost but most damage on the top part of the clamp nice video.

Reminds me when i used to live in village, Love from India

Love these videos 😁😁👍👍

you should put sand on it instead off tires. like we do in the netherlands :D

Great video Tom and happy Christmas

Great video Tom

Tom. I’m loving the long videos. Could you please do a video on the pipes above you that carry slurry? And how they work.

@TomPembertonFarmLife

5 жыл бұрын

A Chick Called Faith no problem 😀

we use indoor silage pits and they work great, almost no mould

Good video man very interesting

Dad's a great speaker.

Great stash lad 😂 love your sc’s haha

Hey tom love the videos keep it up man

Does your farm every "dry out"? Always muddy😳....must get a lot of rain?

@alistairclement4239

5 жыл бұрын

well it is lancashire, so you're probably right.

This year has been tough hope the winter is kind to you

@gerclune2506

5 жыл бұрын

Google

Great Tash 👍🏻

Wud u not have a day where u clean up the whole yard

Got some Mycotoxin binder you can mix in the TMR? Just in case there's some mould there you haven't spotted!

Great tash dude!

Hello Tom. I dont understand why you dont put sand bags or exstra tyres on the end and on the sides of the silo pit. Here in Denmark we put 3 layers of plastic and sand bags on the sides and on the ends of the silo pit, and we have no waste, and really good quality. Sorry for my english. Great video!;)

@kylefox6318

5 жыл бұрын

The only reason its so bad is because his cows broke into it by the way love ur vids

@agrivideosdk5111

5 жыл бұрын

I know. But i was just wondering why they only put 1 layer of plastic on the silo;)

@_2formore2_77

5 жыл бұрын

@@kylefox6318 not really, he mentions he always has waste at the corners and end/start of the clamp, in the Netherlands we do it the same as agri videos DK, we have 1 clear layer and sheets at the sides to the ground which get covered with the silage and the closed over the clear plastic, after that we use 1 more layer all the way over. We use sandbags al around the edges for an airtight seal and sometimes a double layer, after that tires on top not completely full. Spending 2 hours more on an clamp is worth it in so many ways, first of all you had to cut all the grass, then ted and rake it, have it go through the forager and the clamped, that cost money as well and if you spend the hours while clamping you dont have to do in the winter opening it. Sometimes we let the slurry tank suck air out of the clamp when we think it has a lot of air in it the next day.

@willmoore3790

5 жыл бұрын

A lot of people do the same in the uk I expect in Tom's case it's probably the ginger warrior being frugal (tight northerner) lol

@agrivideosdk5111

5 жыл бұрын

will Moore hahaha lol

Excellent video Tom great stuff don't think your dad will be doing his good stuff test on that lol.

Great tash😃

Your amazing guy

Tom, get a heavy top sheet to go on top of the black plastic. Google "secure covers silage".

I see that mixer wagon looks like a Keenan had one in about 6 years wore the tub out of it. Seemed like the big piece of junk you could buy always something breaking but it did do a nice job but just didn't seem very reliable. Now we have a patz vertical mixer and love it just a bit high

Have any of you guys been to Australia. We have had dry winters meaning crops were ready alot earlier then normal and some of them weren't 100% productive. A few I herd were only 50% productive

Good videos man, chatting away getting through the dirty jobs most people never think of. Ive often considered aspects of farming very similar to my job and thought it'd make a good career but i should have started 10 years ago realistically. Off to buy FS19 instead haha

Nice vid👍🚜

Another grand video, now you know not to leave gates open. That plastic sheeting would do for the open barn hung from the roof. keep the calves warmer and be more happy.

Great tash lad. You should grow a matching one tom

@TomPembertonFarmLife

5 жыл бұрын

Graeme Bell I could do anything like that hahah

In the states and Canada we standing silage silos so we never have to worry unless you have a bunker

Hi greetings from Argentina, you should cut silage up too 2 meters and let it dry. And i recomend you that if you want to use that front silage make an exam looking for micotoxines produce by fungi sp. Nice video is something thats normally happend.

Need a handful of pigs, they'd take the bad parts for you and do well on it, Question, Is that all grass silage or did you mix in cattle corn with it? I'm terrible curious how you do yours.

Hi Tom,, I wonder how t you go with the plastic sheeting and silage bags for disposal,, with all the concerns on plastic waste,, I was pig farming for 30 plus yrs and waste bread wrapping, and bags were a costly outlay,to get shut off,,,iam still on the farm, but gone down the tree, fencing plant hire route due to, slurry smells, pollution and all the usual stuff, great vids of day to day life on farm,, brings bag good and bad memories.

Mr Tom, if only someone shut the gate, ha, ha, good to see youngsters using a grape!!

I am really late but happy holidays

I come from germany and I find your chanal very good.👍

@TomPembertonFarmLife

5 жыл бұрын

Nico trinktWasser Thankyou 😀

Your ol man sounds so passionate bout feeding 👌🏻

@TomPembertonFarmLife

5 жыл бұрын

Narice Britton He loves the science of it all 😀

@naricebritton2797

5 жыл бұрын

Tom Pemberton Farm Life - Same with my ol man! Feeding and breeding he always told me was key 💪🏻 Any chance of a breeding video? (Apologies if there is already one)

Harper Adams is only 20 mins down the road from me, and i have collected the milk from the old tank.

Father really seems to know the science of farming. Impressive. USA.

Hi Tom would ye ever spread salt along the sides of the pit, before ye sheet it to kinda persevere the edges a bit better.

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haha tom i seen u try and wet henry with the tires thats evil, and whats a tow pence i think u ment two pence hehe great video as always tom good to see you do a bit of Manuel labor with the lads

love your vid

Steel toe caps or not resting the point of the forks on top of your foot ain't the best idea Henry.

@TomPembertonFarmLife

5 жыл бұрын

MrKiwi MrKiwi That’s what the ginger warrior said when he watched it before 😂

great tash

Great stash

Great Tash

Your the best youtuber

The other guys were like , "Come on man stop with the video and help us"

been watching a while..didn't know you were in lancashire haha i myself am in cumbria if you ever need a farm hand

How many bunks do you guys have for silage?

Nice vid I'm in ag college in Ireland

Shame of the silage! Especially in a year as this, i usually just feed it to the heifers, let them select it for a day. Here in Holland alot of farmers put a big magnet on their feeding thingie for the cows , so they can catch any iron that is in the silage, i hear it Works really great, maybe an idea ? Sorry for the bad english. Great vid !

I am a bit confused on how this thing was constructed, dont you put an extra layer on top of the feed to prevent the mold from reaching it? Here on own farm we usually add a layer off "pulp" (dont know the english word sorry) that is about 10 cm orso. The cows eat the pulp even when moldy so its a lot easier. P.s. pulp is the dried remains of suggar beets from after they are processed

Nice video👌

nice acent man!

You should pot it in a large grain storage tank

My family, both side were farmers, they would have laughed about going to college to learn farming. It would have been seen as a waste of time. My uncle Davy laughed and shook his head. "The job is on the farm learning,not behind a desk" He's in his 70's.

Be careful with that since the mould can form aflatoxin which is soluble in water you could find some aflatoxin in the parts without visible mould. Have a nice day guys :)

Do you guys have a small biogas plant on the farm? That’s what inedible silage would be useful for.

It’s a pretty old mani tou ya got there but there reliable

Is that Tom doing tactical questions so he does less graft? 😜😂

Cut the sidewalls off those tires and use those to hold the tarp down. Keeps water from collecting in them

try to put sand on the front and tyres on top that way the cows wont lift the sheet up that easy if someone will forget the gate again. sorry for my english im from Sweden so that explain why my english is a bit off.

Gzzzz the cows will pick over it..

Do you give the warmer grass or the grass that is steaming a bit to the Heifers and Berger’s or do you throw that also away?

@TomPembertonFarmLife

5 жыл бұрын

Ivan Van Keulen if it’s black we get rid but if it’s just warm we keep it

@ivanvankeulen5214

5 жыл бұрын

Tom Pemberton Farm Life ok but the warmer stuff you don’t give it to cows or do you? We give the black and warm stuff to the Heifers and they eat almost everything so we have less lost throughout the clamp

I hope will is safe operating that fork under the influence of a moustache

@TomPembertonFarmLife

5 жыл бұрын

Adam Walton 😂😂😂😂

Great tash☺☺☺

GREAT TAASHHHH ;)

Nice tash👌

Great Tash Will. Almost as good as Tom's hat

Hi, is it toxic for the cows? And how much need the silage to be ready to the cows , I mean if it stay for 2 months is it ok??

we have done 5 cuts already in new zealand and were not evan half way threw summer

Questions for u and the ginger warrior - are u lambing this year and if you are how many ?and what type of tup did use ?and if u aren’t why not ?

Buen video amigo

good video

Sorry Tom I ante been watching ur videos but I'm back now

Can u pls do a milking routine pls great vids

Where is your farm located?