BUBBLING UP ONE MILLION LITRES OF SLURRY!!!
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- Опубліковано 7 вер 2024
- In todays video we are changing the way we handle our slurry.... by blowing bubbles into it?
I'll explain in the video...
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A system like that would be awesome for our pit under the barn. Might be difficult to install with cows in the barn though.
Nice to see you commenting here!
I also watch your Videos, highly interesting how Farmers around the world are working.
Greetings from Germany ✌
Hi 10 gen
It would be a little messy to install lol. You figure out the pins yet?
I found your channel after Tom mentioned it in one of his videos ages ago, I was thinking about your pit while watching this thinking the same thing.
Farm visits to each other’s farms. I know it’s far but seeing you two together on each other’s farms would be pretty good
Cannot imagine how proud GingerWarrior must be of you and the impact your UA-cam revenue and exposure to opportunities (be they sponsored/discounted or not) has had on the family farm.
Future proofing, modernising and improving.
Quite incredible. Great work Tom.
Thank you so much ☺️
This is one of the best improvements to your farm I've seen yet. And your father explains it so well.
The old man is my favorite part. so much knolage there.
I love recycling, no waste, i love seeing the changes you are making to farm, what a difference compared to when you started. Congratulations on your achievements. All your hard work is paying off. Your dad must be bursting with pride.
I think it's great to see the ginger warrior embracing the changes, it's brill to see Father and son pushing forward in the dairy sector
Nabors family down the road split because the one sone wanted to update the farm simple things that would have saved money but the old man refused even the slightest change.
I to also must battle with my parents about the small things, like insulating the water containers for the animals so the heaters work less. 3 years talking into on that project. already the power bills been cut by a quarter and all i have used is scrap around the property. Half rotten insulation form a fallen over chicken coop. ZERO expense to the farm on my part and yet they act like i have taken out a second mortgage.
Tom what a great investment for your farm and will give you great savings on fertiliser and improve the soil quality too. You and your dad were like kids in a sweetie/candy shop watching that slurry bubble!
I don’t know why I was so interested in this, very satisfying to watch. I love Toms excitement you made a wise decision
Every day a school day didn’t know there was so much technology in poop 🤣 keep up the great work Tom and the Ginger 1 with the Mustache and the rest of the Pemberton farm team 👊👊
Its OK to call it shit ! It doesn't offend anyone, it is just shit !
It just proves that even the smallest things in life are actually significant. 😁👍🐄🐄
Awesome guys love how your Daddy is so excited he seems to be such a lovely person
Good timing! Just sat down with a cuppa. Time to catch up with the latest on the farm! Have a great weekend team Pemberton.
Me to lol
Love it whenever these 'specialists'visit the farm.. always a joy to hear them explain in detail a product that betters the day to day workings of a Farm in constant improvement..
I've said this before and I'm saying it again. The Pemberton's at Birks Farm are definitely coming into the 21st century with all the improvements they are making to the farm.
Congratulations to you and your dad Tom, we really are seeing the next evolvement of farming through everything you have put in place up to now.
Really looking forward to what you have in store for us next. 👌👍💩 = 🏞
Thanks so much, I’m trying my best ☺️
@@TomPembertonFarmLife And...it is well seen that you do...love from Perthshire😁
This is what I love about UA-cam, always learning something new. This is fascinating and should be such a timesaver. Call it gold soup.
Tom is pumped about this slurry shit !!! System makes sense. How can he get so excited about it is amazing. His heart is in it, for real. Happy for TP and his new farm !!!
Tom, And THE Ginger warrior,this will make the farm work as though the cows were putting the manure out year round.your farm will be as sustainable as you could possibly be, an excellent,wise decision.I must say I am a bit envious.best wishes and great success to you both!
You can see where you get your passion from when talking with your dad Tom, iv never seen two people so on the same wave length as what you two are, yes I’m sure you will have your disagreements but that’s life, you have brought the farm into the twenty first century and I’m sure the whole family must be so proud of what you and dad have accomplished, The farm is great, the channel is great and dad and you are top top men 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
Amazing to see how different everything is looking at your farm compared to 18 mths ago. A lot of investment, but I am sure it is all money very well spent. Well done all of you 👍
The next stage will be a digestion plant to make gas to run a generator that powers the plant and the surplus reduces the power usage from the grid. You could even tank in slurry from other farms for a fee.
When Tom mentioned methane gas, I had the same thought. Methane gas can be used to power farm vehicles too.
@@georgiaannbicknell6129 yep. And methane is bad
Rhys is very good in his delivery of the info and looks a good system
That’s really cool. It’s very similar to what we do in gardening when we make compost tea; you’re making slurry tea. The aeration will significantly increase your microbial activity and make it SUPER SLURRY! I’m looking forward to seeing the impact on the grass this coming season. Awesome job, Tom and Co.
If I were Tom I would put a small roof over those electrical control/switch boxes hanging on the wall!
same i know there waterproof but will end up getting damaged in the end
@@markwhite9560 There are two type of farmers. Those that maintain their farm clean and those that don't. I will say no more.
@@_-martin-_ - impossible in rain soaked north England - mud everywhere
@@_-martin-_ i think tom is really finding every little way to improve the farm with the technology his father didnt have this new slurry idea is amazing an i thino he will really look after his farm an his new improvements
Love your dad he’s always so open to new ideas and a font of knowledge
It’s nice to see someone who shows so much gratitude
Even when your paying for a product you thank them as if they paid you to have their product
It’s so genuine and your a great role model for people to see how to behave in this world
Hi Tom, picking up on your concern about having your pump damaged. Do you still have all those surplus tire's. . There is a farm by us that has them built up on the corners of there barns, buildings all around the base of the slurry tank to a height of about five feet. I am assuming it is to stop trailers damaging the buildings, when they turn a bit to tight . Might be worth you thinking of using them.🤔👍😉
This will be a massive benefit to the farm! Fertilizer is extremely expensive, and if this can offset some of the fertilizer cost then this will be an incredible cost saver for your farm! Well done!!!
Ah shit.
Just love seeing your enthusiasm and you father's towards the further development of your farm.
Absolutely fantastic Tom,best of luck with it. Certainly is a winner in my opinion 👍
This looks fantastic! Can't wait to see how it works out long term. I have to admit though, when Tom was standing there getting all excited about the bubbles, all I could think of was the Bog of Eternal Stench in Labyrinth 😂😂😂
A great system. Mind you, an hour ago I wouldn’t have known what ‘consistent slurry’ was if you’d poured it over my head!
Hope Rhys is all right. He did a great job of explaining the system.
Dad is always educating us, which is great. So excited to see the progress of the farm
So nice to hear your Dad appreciating your hard work and wise investment.
Love the time stamps on the video Tom! and love to see the progression on the videos - keep up the great work!
"I'm forever blowing bubbles" very impressive. Take care of the pennies and the pounds will take care of themselves!
Ever thought I’d be so happy for consistent “slurry”. That does a great job though.
What a great system you have definitely put back into the farm in the last 12 months. You and your dad's enthusiasm of improving the farm is second to none. Not many older generations want to change but the ginger warrior is all for it.
Constant aeration is a game changer- 💲💲💰 Looking forward to progress reports! 👍👍
What a great solution. when you had the slurry mixed last time I suggested there must be something that you could do daily to stop the crust, I suggest putting motors outside with augers inside that moved it... but what you have found it so so much better.. glad you found a solution.. actually surprised its not installed on all slurry with it lowering the Nitrogen that much
Who knew looking at a pit of slurry could be so interesting. In composting, there’s a difference between anaerobic and aerobic bacteria and it would seem that besides keeping it mixed the air bubbling through it would be beneficial by keeping it aerobic as well. Good way to help the farm at any rate.
For awhile, I used to work in the wastewater industry. What folks don’t realize, is that the whole process of converting waste into clean, safe water, is a totally natural process that is sped up, by keeping everything stirred and aerated. Aerobic bacteria (“slurry bugs”) in Tom’s slurry tower, are closely related to the ones that break down household wastewater; they reduce the methane emissions as well as make the nitrogen more available to the grass in your fields. A single batch of those slurry bigs, will easily spread throughout your entire slurry system, and keep being effective going forward. The Ginger Warrior is so correct - this feeds the soil and benefits the farm for years into the future.
It is so interesting what goes into farming. Watching these videos i find so factual and and amazed how much goes behind the scene and the science behind feeding the cows, sorting the slurry, the grass growing for the cows to eat and the crops that they grow for the silage. I didn’t realise until watching these videos how much effort that farmers put into everyday farming. I have even more respect for farmers, I’ve always respected farmers and how hard they work but I have even more respect now.
Just WOW! 😲 This really Impressed me! I honestly did not think it would work so well! But it certainly put me in my place! 😁👍 Nice improvement to the farm Guys 😁💙💙
Odd to think the thicker stuff moves to the top and the more liquid portion sinks to the bottom. One might assume the reverse !
Great investment Tom not just the cost effectiveness but the fact you can put the slurry on whenever you want to. This like you said will illuminate the problem of getting it all done asap. Winner winner.👍👍👏👏
Awesome!! This is so great to see. I was curious if you were going to be using a separator but with this system I assume you won't need it. It will be interesting to see how this helps with the Fertilizer bill in the coming year.
I am just a city girl from Australia. I find it facinating learning how a dairy farm in Lancashire operates. I have learnt a lot. You have a great personality for a UA-cam channel, and you care so much about your beautiful cows.
I can’t wait to see how you like it in a year, that’ll be a good test. Having the Ginger man give it his thumbs up is good enough for me .👍👍👍❤️❤️❤️🐄🐄🐄
Get well rhys. Fascinating information that bubbles up today. Love the video Tom. Keep it up.
It looked like they used the same drill to drill the screw holes into the concrete and screw the screws into the holes That was interesting.
It almost looks like they are nails and they are using the hammer drills to knock them in.
@@bobothn yes they are nails. And when u nail it down it expands the lower section in the hole to hold down the clamps
I was think I was on my own seeing that thank you for noticing it I thought I was going mad
Speedy recovery, Rhys. Great presentation of the product
We have the same system here in the Netherlands. Works great.
Tom, you're the only man in human history who can make it fun to watch a monstrous cauldron of bubbling cow poop just doing its thing. 😅😅😅
Well done! 👏👏🙌🏆
I wondered why when you turned the pump on before we didn’t get to see it land! 😄
trouble with air is that it takes the route of least resistance. At some point I suspect that slurry will block exits from the many nozzles, especially if you allow the rubber to degrade. In the meantime and hopefully for a few years you will, at last, get use of the full capacity of your storage tower.
Always love to see your dad’s joy of new stuff and where you got your love from happy cows
Get well soon Reece. This is a great system you introduced Tom to.
Look at the farm that Tom's building, you all are doing great!
It's so exciting seeing how you are working so hard to modernize the farm.
Really interesting video tom absolutely loved your father's overview off it that man in so interesting i could listen to him al day long well done boys
I am not a farmer in any way shape or form…and will never use this information but man is this so cool and interesting…definitely wonderful to learn something new…
Great video gentleman's thank you 😊from Scotland and please keep the great videos coming 👍
Thank you ☺️
For some weird reason that pattern of the pipes are aesthetically pleasing to look at!! That will be an amazing addition to the farm!!
That’s another fine example of how far dairy farm technology has come since the 60s and 70s when we were in business. That’s a great addition to your operation. Only a dairy farmer would understand getting excited about cow 💩.
Your enthusiasm! Here. And In every video! You are genuinely excited by everything on your farm. Your respect for your dad outshines. It's mutual respect for each other actually. So beautiful. Your dad's explanation at the end is brilliant. That'd be a great snippet to edit out and use. Love watching and listening to you both. I really want to meet the women in your lives... What do they do in their days? I live in a city. Have never farmed and likely never will but I'm fascinated by this channel. I'm a subscriber! I've shared this with friends who do farm.
The growth of the farm is mind boggling in such a short time span. Where do you get the money for such a mammoth development? My brain can't compute... Large scale, mammoth to my eyes, yet, it's just one /two individuals both of whom seem so down to earth and genuine and caring and interested. I didn't know the two to go hand in hand.
Wow! Everytime... Wow!
Your enthusiasm is the clincher
Thank you so much ☺️ We have a really supporting family that help use push on. I remember when we didn’t have a lot so it’s very easy to get excited about the little things ☺️
What a brilliant system, ' savings & savings' , good job tom & ginge ,your farm just gets better & better 👍
I hope that you give us updates on how the system is working going forwards, oxygenating the slurry should help break it down faster like accelerated composting.
Tom this is best decision of few that you have ever made
We use these for wastewater treatment they're aeration basins. 1 tank can hold well over 3000 diffusers ( where the air releases) we also still use bugs to help break down any material that makes it that far through the system. Your tanks tiny compared to some I've been in but all city's have a wwtp and all still use bugs for break down. Great video keep um coming.
I never though I would love videos about poo so much 😂👍🏼
Happy for you Tom!
Big like from Australia, we are caught with rising fertiliser prices 63% rise on P ,104% on K and over 120% rise N. There’s been a round of effluent upgrades in our area and with the money being spent this aeration could definitely be a game changer
Have a look at his latest development on the slurry
just looked back to May 2020 with your first investment in the farm. Just amazing 100% amazing how much more has been accomplished in such a short time. Wow. Canada
Get well soon Reese . What a fabulous job .
When You are listen to the Ginger Guy, You think why this guy is not a Agricultural Minister, or whoever You have there;)
There is no topic about grass, slurry, water management, animals etc. that he doesn't know or have an oppinion. Huge props for both of You guys and for the Pemberton family
Infectious enthusiasm down on the Farm , way to go you Pembertons
We have our slurry ponds in the ground in the states. I think this would be a good option for the dairy's here. Most I've seen only have 3 agitators going at a time, at some. Many need to do something to reduce the horrible odor. I'm sure by now Rhys has recovered but prayers 🙏 for his full recovery. Another great video.
No longer allowed in Europe as seepage into streams or rivers causes environmental disaster. I know many farms are nowhere near watercourses in US so maybe not so much a problem
@@thetessellater9163 we still have many that are. It's amazing (me) to see how many in the US don't find better ways to do their run off or slurry ponds. But you think they'd find safer/better ways. There are some pig farms that have covered their slurry ponds to catch & use the methane gasses to use for other thing's, which thought was cool. But those are very few.
This makes so much sense, looks great. Update in one year.
That's brilliant , you'll be using good slurry which will encourage bacteria and soil borne organisms so you'll have better grass for grazing and forage . Love it . The ginger warrior seems enthusiastic .
Good job 👍 🇬🇧
thanks again for cheering me up, so relaxing to watch your videos, after watching news on MSNBC here in the states need this to come down and relax...
Rhys must do a great Nigel Owens impression. Can we get him to say "This is not soccer!" The savings on fertilizer is awesome, esp if it means less dependence on the petrochemical sector.
WOW! The feed so much better, and I believe the yield should be much greater. Such a great deal.👍
I agree with you. Great system. Air to move liquids is one of the cheapest operating systems. Your helping your wallet and the environment. Wish you guys the best from New York.
Good to see where in the world people are watching this from. Regards to NY
What are slurry bugs? When I grew up on the farm we didn't have any of those cool things that you have now. I love the way that thing created all that good soup! AMAZING!!! Thank you so much for all the videos!
Awesome! Such a wonderful solution that will more than pay for itself in the long run! 🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🐄🐄🐄🐄🐄
Recent HoofGp video got me inter3sted in this new installation that is all about the cows comfort!!!!
Great video bro, this is like my 5th video of yours that ai have watched, and it can all be traced back to the *HoofGP* !!!
Best wishes to you, Tom, and the Ginger Warrior. You guys work so hard on the farm. Merry Christmas and hoping for a Great and Happy New Year. God Bless!
Good job Tom! I love it when a plan comes together!
When I 1rst saw the pooh bin from the air, I thought it was a small green grass field. So now the proud view from the air will be one of pooh ! 🇨🇦🎵
Looks like a seriously well thought put system
Tom, excellent decision to do the upgrade. Any chance you could do a tour of the current complete cycle of cows among the different buildings, including Nigel and the other bulls, calving, replacement of milking stock and any thing else? It would be quite a sight to see. Thank you.
100%
I noticed the system on the October 30th video, but I hadn't been watching the channel long enough to know that it wasn't the usual way it looked!
This is fascinating to me! Learning more every video about how my dairy products are made! Thank you
I dread to think how much the farm improvments have cost you this year!! Couldn't be happening to a better farm & farmer, nice to see someone with their head screwed on and not being wasteful with their money even though nobody would blame you for getting yourself a ford ranger with all the effort you put into everything 👍
You’ve spent enough this year to do you for the next 20 years surely. Great to see it all taking shape.
Awesome system. Your "Good Soup" 🥣👌 comment at the end had me 😆😆😆😆😆
Wow wins all round save you money produces more and with the less methane even Greta will be happy. If you produce more grass do you think there will be a forth or fifth silage cut? Will you cows be out for longer with the better grass? You might be able to sell silage and make a Bob or two. Great video Tom and Andrew. I never learned as much than I have watching your videos cheers team Pemberton
Maybe mire cuts hopefully ☺️
Aeration is used in sewage treatment works they also use Anaerobic digestion that’s where you catch methane gas and use it to heat the sludge also provide electricity to power the process.
In the Netherlands, electric mixers are getting really popular. They can just put them on a timer and they will run for 15 minutes every 12 hours, or whatever you want.
That’s a brilliant system and really cheap to run. Must save a lot of time when you don’t have to agitate the slurry before spreading! Love the vid!
I’m skeptical about things like this, but the results look outstanding!
It would have taken me a day with a whisk tractor and pump/cannon tractor running together to get that result, fantastic, big diesel and msn power saving.
06:38. That's clever... using the same masonary bit to both drill the hole then screw in the fastener
Great system fitted delighted for you and the ginger worrier to have that in place it's benefit to you and the farm over the year's to come will be priceless
Hey Tom, first of all its a good idea to work on your slurry, but bubbling it up will gas out your nitrogen even more. Thats going into the air, and you will have significantly less N in your slurry.
Every bit of air takes ammonium N with it.
We will sample now and sample in 6-8-10 weeks and see ☺️
Next step for slurry is to add storage, so you only spread at the ideal times in the year? Get the maximum value out of the slurry by spreading it in spring and summer, and not during wet autumn/winter months.
Can you add one more ring on top of the tower for example?
Please take this as curious "loud thinking" from an exited subscriber, and not as an "order" from keyboard command! Hehe. Keep up the great work Tom.
Hahaha or “Reading toms Mind”. Priced one but thought that was a little dear
I uses to work on a farm with this same job. When tower was nearly full used to get there in a morning to a foam party going down field on a wind day. works perfect never had a crust at all