@11:40 "If he keeps going, he'll get the belt." This phrase prompted a vivid flashback to my school days. I was a cheeky little swine.

Your dad is hilarious! “Cause that’s how they work” lol

Who noticed the manitou rolling away after he got out ? 😂😂 Nice big pile of hard-core to use Worth the cost of getting it crushed for sure

Looks good, cleans up the field, and gives you a little more room to operate. Really great job! I agree…crushing the old brick and concrete will definitely save you some money, and I like that you are reusing the material elsewhere. Congratulations on getting the grant to put a roof on the silage area next year!

Love you dad. He said “that’s how they work”. My dad would have said “because I told you too”

Tom you’re a farmer if you didn’t like the smell of dirt we would all be concerned. Great job on recycling and it is amazing how much recycling you guys are done on the farm and it’s true farmers of the Kings recycling I just hope other farmers and other areas do this as well because I think in some places they’re not as good at doing it as you are. Everyone have a great week. be well be you

Tom, I love your channel. You teach/show us so many sides to farming. When you think of dairy farming you think of cows in a field until its time to milk.....repeat. Now we know its the type of grass along with all of the other feed and supplements. Its cow comfort that is involved also. The amount of time ,money, and the entire thought process involved to update and maintain the buildings and properties to make your farm more efficient for time and profit. I never new grants were involved but it does make sense and it increases modernization. The crusher was impressive also and you told us again about the cost side of things. Thanks Tom from an old great grandmother that lives in a busy city in the states.

@TomPembertonFarmLife

11 ай бұрын

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2:20 do I spy a cow with a collar on?! Been testing things out I see Tom 👀

@TomPembertonFarmLife

11 ай бұрын

I have no idea what your talking 😬😂

Hey Tom the first video I watched of you was when you were crushing the rubble before the new shed

Tom we ranch in the US, couldn't do the many projects without an excavator, dozer, motorgrader, telehandler, skid steer, and a compactor, good project, we had a pile crushed up about 3/4 inch, 200 yards

Really nice video Tom. Greetings from Latvia. We had no rain for 2-3 months, was hard to get any silage, but now it's raining every day and it's impossible to harvest grain. Lovely weather😅

@TomPembertonFarmLife

11 ай бұрын

The boys of farming! 🤦‍♂️😂

Yes please to a video on the breeding side. All your stock looks to be in great condition and is a pleasure to see.

Tom, Love watching your videos always great content keep Britain Farming 🐄🇬🇧👍🏻

As a child in the 50’s I had 2 great uncles in Worcester who were dairy farmers on 2 separate farms. They never changed milking time not even for daylight saving

@bobf4765

11 ай бұрын

Working a dairy yard in days past, was told by the farmer - "cows can't tell time, but they will let you know when you're late!! And what damn fool thought moving the hands on a clock would give you more day light!" 🤣

@carolcurtis2220

11 ай бұрын

Lol

@martinmagee1711

11 ай бұрын

📼 5 📹 yes now

@lindavonh131

11 ай бұрын

I have a friend in Severn stoke which is near Worcester the grow spring cabbage and beans.

@digestiveleaf

11 ай бұрын

​@bobf4765 i figured they only moved the hand on the clock so that the farmers' children could get extra "daytime" in the planting season before school

So much rain for you there 🌧💧💧☹️ I suppose you can fill all those muddy areas in with the crush up concrete. Hope the weather improves for you. 👍👍😊. Cheers to Joanna ❤️

Tom, greetings from Germany. I love your videos and I always look forward to the next update. But please please start using ear protection!!!

I was absolutely crushed, when I saw what todays video was about

Great seeing the cows and bull. You are doing amazing! Love and prayers 😇💜

Dig out some sand from a back spot and add 20 ton to that pile then mix it up with the loader. If too much soil it will compact. Adding sand sorts that out.

Ahhh the mighty cruncher! 😂 made nice work of that pile of rumble!

Need to align the timber bearers else you the weight of the panels above can put a point load on the panel below and crack it.

@puirYorick

11 ай бұрын

Yes. The ginger guy knows his engineering. He's probably forgotten more than some have learned.

Nice bit of kit that crusher, like you say it will save you money as well which is never a bad thing. It's also environmentally friendly in a number of ways, yes you are recycling, but your also not digging something out of the ground or dredging from the sea bed. Saw briefly the new drain being installed, going to be another game changer. Do the contractors doing the work have there own U-tube channel, would be interesting to see the process from there side. 👍🤗

Please do a video about your breeding decisions and your replacements. Why have you got some Jersey cross cows? Is it something to do with producing more butter fat and cream?

Good video as always Tom it was great meeting you today

All the best from Australia Tom & team! Your videos are always a welcome sight on Wednesday, Saturday and sometimes on Monday's too!🤣You are a fantastic representative of an essential but undervalued (invisible) work force! I grew up near Scarborough in Yorkshire where everyone was involved in the farming community in one way or the other. It's incredible how disconnected people have become from where their food comes from in such a short amount of time! Go well!

Good video Tom I'm surprised that a 1,000 pounds would cover that crusher for a days work. Looked like a McCluskey crusher, I was just past their manufacturing yard 2 weeks ago in the Peterborough area of Ontario, Canada.

The only good thing about the Landfill Tax is that it makes the recycling cost effective and worthwhile. Great stuff. Great to see your own " in calf heffer " walking the dog. 😊😊😊❤

Just a suggestion, remove the overburden top soil on low flooded ground, back fill the crushed building bricks & stone then back fill the overburden top soil on top of the crushed stones.

Night Tom. Late today, hay, calving and irrigation 🤠

Great to see you are good & getting things done tommy p

Hi Tom, I see the great British summer is in full effect LOL. When ever I watch any of your videos I cannot imagine how you fit everything in to a day. Milking top and tail of the day, then all the building projects, shooting a video, the time taken to edit and upload and of cause spending time with your lovely wife (soon to be MOM 🙂) . When do get time to sleep? might be a good subject for a video.

@TomPembertonFarmLife

11 ай бұрын

An try film a full day 🙈 I allow around 4.5-7 hours a night depending 😂

2:45 was that a cow collar I just saw?!🧐 And more later on! The parlour is getting close to completion.

Good job Tom same to I got a wedding tomorrow I wonder if it’s the same one 😂🤞

Love those babies and recycling!

Can’t beat a tidy up, definitely a short video on the breeding side of it. Excuse for a sundaaaaay video 👌🏻

What a great video!!! I love recycling!!!! Thank you for working in videoing with all else you had to do!!! We really appreciate the effort.

Pretty necklaces your cows have got. Very exciting.

@TomPembertonFarmLife

11 ай бұрын

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I literally first pumped when you said there was new grants for the calf building!

the field looks tidy after that. ready for farming

Farm Life 🔥’s me☝️ Thanks for the video Tom!! Great fun watching you run around so much. BeWell, TakeCare and StaySafe ✌️💚🖖

Love the video - we needed rain but not the monsoon! Beautiful heifer.

It never ceases to amaze me the amount of jobs that go on behind what I thought farming was about. I have a lot of admiration for you , the family and team you work with. Thanks and take care. ❤

Great episode Tom and keep up with the great videos 👍👍👏👏

i was just sat here thinking you should do a video on the comparison of the milking bail from the first milk to the last to see how well or quick they settled into it, could make for a good video

@karolschulz48

11 ай бұрын

In the Midwest in the United States after a heifer has calves for first time. She becomes a first calf heifer. After that lactation she becomes a cow.

That is some Job Tom!!! YOU ARE AN INSPIRATION TO US ALL!!

Awesome my brother that is some crusher from Pete Marquis contractors 💙👌🏻

good look tom to you all

If possible could you do a vidio of milk from the cows to the glass bottle to the doorstep ? Retired milkman ..Got my daily drop from a local farm

Hi Tom. First of August today and we had to bring the cows in today and open a clamp of silage. We always try n give them a bale of straw in the field as a bit of roughage, helps bind there stomachs.

Hi Tom, you are a great recyclable farmer. Many people just throw things out and by new. That crushed rock will serve many purposes around the farm and save you so much money. Great idea. We got a quick glimpse of some progress works, so you are moving ahead to have the new parlour up and running soon. I think you will need a break soon too cause your next child is on the way and when here will keep you both on your toes. Great video. Chris from Australia 🇦🇺.

Great video as usual Tom. You are amazing on what you 're achieving on the farm. See the channelling going in and using the crushed stone already. With putting a roof on the silage will make alot better for water run off, as able to run the excess water to a collection pit instead of in the slurry. Nice to see Jo looking healthy and well, what date have you been given for baby as my wife keeps nagging me to ask ?Wonderful idea to crush all that rubble but now you have the task of spreading it out when needed, definitely be a big saving on cash.

@TomPembertonFarmLife

11 ай бұрын

Coming November- December ☺️

Excellent video Tom!, your editing and production skills are awesome fair play, keep up the great work! 👍🏻

@TomPembertonFarmLife

11 ай бұрын

Thanks a ton! 😊

Please do a video on your crossbreeding system and the thoughts behind the crosses! Both dairy and angus/beef.

Loved seeing the crusher in action glad ur saving money

Great video again, Tom

These videos make my day

The cows look clean very nice

Another great video Tom 👍👍👍

It would be good idea to a video about what you look for in a cow and what genetics you use and questions as well . How many calves would a cow have to turn from heifer to cow on your farm . My opinion is a heifer has a calf then it’s a cow

In answer to your question at 0.22: by having the beams in line with eachother, you avoid any bending tension in the concrete while storing it. It's good practice. Your dad is right, but 'because I say so' is never the right answer 😄 It is the right way to work though 👍

Love how you show how/why you recycle! Can’t do enough to save money with the increased prices everywhere. Wow, I can’t believe the progress on your farm. Congrats to you and your dad for all the planning, contacting with excellent people and their companies and having to make all these decisions while keeping your farm working at compactly. Love that you share all of this with us. Would love to hear about the breeding process and how you determine what’s best for your farm and production. ❤❤

@TomPembertonFarmLife

11 ай бұрын

Will get it done ☺️

Great video excellent recycling and money saving. A breeding video for the herd would be interesting I realise the farm’s development video’s are of interest to most but the herd is at the heart of the business and how you’re changing the breeding and the results there of would be of interest to us farming types cheers

It's amazing to me all the Grants farmers get

Just seen the ginger warrior and you on the news hope all's good ❤❤❤❤

Great video Tom 😁

I came over to the farm yesterday, im in Bolton and when i go to Blackpool,i call to hopefully see you and grab milkshakes. Is there anything else we can see whilst we're there. I wanted to see your baby Highlands. Keep up the videos i love them. Tell the man with the ginger mustache 'chin up, we will get drier weather '

@joenaylor6994

11 ай бұрын

Walk through the farm shop and you can go see some cows in the fields

@lisatwentyman795

11 ай бұрын

I've been in there and never realised you can get through. Thanks for that

@joenaylor6994

11 ай бұрын

@lisatwentyman795 Yeah it's not massively obvious😂 no probs

@TomPembertonFarmLife

11 ай бұрын

@@joenaylor6994need to make it more easy to see 🙈

Way to use what you have! Looking good. :)

That crusher is big, we had a 50ton one at our place, it was a monster. That one looks to be 30 ton plus

New JCB hat? Hopefully it arrived with some JCB demo kit for use n the farm. Love the paint on Pete's truck. Please suggest to him that he creates his own youtube channel.

@TomPembertonFarmLife

11 ай бұрын

I got given the hat… would jump at a JCB

That crusher is built in Ontario Canada .Great videos

Ahwell you'll have some good roads, using the crushed rubble 😂😂

Pete Marquis and his crew are certainly top dogs in there line of work, just like yourself Tom, next job is roof on the silage clamp & more panels & batteries for a zero electric bill :) :)

@OOpSjm

11 ай бұрын

I think he is maxed out on panels

Another great video Tom 😊

Great rounds. I wanna see you rake that ground, I bet it’s 12” thick of waste and sawdust.

Great job Tom well done

Recycling at its best. I bought my farm life t-shirts just waiting for them to arrive.

That’s awesome!

More great content Tom.

@jacmac16969

11 ай бұрын

I was in for a great sandwich again last week, Savills.

Another very interesting video Thank you 😊😊😊

Best music yet!

LOL, did you see the expression of the slow milker when you shut the gate on her. Priceless. min 7:20

Great video Tom

Tom would u not think of widening the top of the passage. Just where the white van is parked and the other side. It’s where all the lorries turn

Looking good bud.

Were there's muck there's money. I won't waste anything that can be used They'll always be a hole that needs filling or a track that needs repair.

great time to watch it in perth

just noticed the collars are starting to go on.

Saw you today Tom, was with the crazy woman waving in the blue focus 😂😂

@TomPembertonFarmLife

11 ай бұрын

😂 thanks for popping in!

Another EPIC video Tom! I look forward to these 2 videos each week! (Some times you do a Sunday video!❤) Just watching you work brings me so much happiness! Doesn’t have to be anything special.

If you don,t put the wooden blocks in the same place there is a good chance the concrete plates will break.

"Who's going to carry the boats?! And the logs!?", dying 😂

@TomPembertonFarmLife

11 ай бұрын

😂😂😂😂

@TomPembertonFarmLife

11 ай бұрын

Glad some one got it! 😂

@4theloveofag

11 ай бұрын

Is there any way a guy can come out your way for two weeks and lend a hand? I grew up on a mixed operation but am quite keen to see how much further ahead the ag Industry is in England 🇬🇧

I don't know how you control the drone and drive the Manitou at the same time. I'd end up in the field with the drone crashing into the slurry tank! Good job.

@TomPembertonFarmLife

11 ай бұрын

Practice 😂

Love the Goggins reference

As always another good video

I was hoping to see where/what project you're using the crushed stone at.

Your lucky, I start at 4am, we are now getting done at 11am. Then milking at 2 till 7pm. Hopefully in the next week or so, we'll be back to milking 3 times a day. They're giving way to much milk at the moment. 18,000 litres from 400

❤❤❤love it 🎉🎉

lol when you said it smells real nice - your face looked like you were changing your future babies diaper (nappy for you brits)

Good video tom

If you don't put the wooden blocks directly above each other it increases the stress on the concrete