Five years after selling, I miss my cows but I do not miss the never ending running around and putting out one fire after another. Life after dairy is low stress and awesome
@tinnie1835 I can promise you that there is life after Dairy. I miss my cows too, but I do not miss the headache that came with them. And I'll never give up the freedom of not having to take care of animals
Your drone work and editing is spot on Tom. I enjoy watching you all do your farm life and work. I do know it is not easy. long hours and blessing the rains when needed. hugs to you all.
Hi Tom and Dad ( With the tash ) Thank you for making me feel so welcome yesterday. and great to meet you both and two of your highland cattle. I know my donation towards the new cow shed was only a drop in the ocean. But every little helps hey? Will be back up to see you fingers crossed in October. Glad you liked saying hello to my Malamutes. New pup safely picked up and got home at 1:30 am. That is what you call an epic trip. over 700 miles in 22 hours. Keep up with the awesome videos. :-)
Tight laces day! Gotta love a chopping video, and some awesome drone shots under the clamp roof Jack of how the muck rake works the crop. Thanks Tom and the team !
The excitement is now! Thomas, you are an inspiration to the next generation of England's future farmers akin to that fellow's grandson. Brilliant!, as you folk say...... I'm fairly sure you are inspiring Worldwide. We feel proud to be a part of the phenomenon.... Thank You for handling it all with grace & having it be just a part of your day......
Chopping hay videos are the best vids they never get old just like letting the cows out for the first time in the spring Tom has the happiest cows. Good job Tom and hello from the USA 🇺🇸.
God bless you and your family,this year you will need a lot of food for your animals because from September weather will start getting very cold,we will have a very long and frosty winter,love your videos and much appreciate your work,,,, always a pleasure to see new video each time when you post it👍👍👍
Tom just a pointer mate when you tip those drums and you get that glugging to stop that tip the drum on it’s side as your pouring and it stops the glugging makes it easier 😁👍🏻
Sure looked a good crop Tom, tidy work there by all involved. Excellent drone shots and filming. Finally - best wishes to you and Jo on your wedding day - when ever that is but I think it’s close.
Thank you for sharing your life with us. You and the the Ginger make me smile all the time. Will you use up the second clamp silage 1st to use up all the previous years harvest?
Always like seeing the grass chopper. When you get drone footage of it chapp'n it kinda looks like a lego or playmobile toy :) Thanks for all the videos and good luck with all the improvements! So excited for you and ginge!
Goodness just watching the drone shots of grass blowing out of the cart is giving me hayfever! Really impressed how you can stand right next to it. Love the easter egg at the end too!
Great silage video the hurliman (can’t spell it) looked completely dwarfed by the first trailer but fair play it pulled it and looked comfortable doing it look forward to future videos Tom 👍🏻
Funky and uplifting music today! Love it. Now Tom....... do you think we'll be able to get in that Claus cab this year or have I got to wait for another year? I know you've got stuff going on but i think this really should be a priority in your schedule.......get onto it.......... pahahahahahaa 😂😂
Hi Tom, my two sons love your videos (they met you in the summer last year) and would like to know what the songs are in this video. Congratulations on your wedding too! Thank you! Lisa x
Wish I had a paddock with such lush grass. Good job guys getting all that feed in. Pity you didn't vlog your morning with the new calf and rounding up your cows getting them back in.
What's the major advantage with putting the clamp under a roof as oppose to outside, like ireland. Is it just to keep try during feeding out at winter!? Great video
So cool to the difference from eastern and western farms, for you, the 130 is a decently sized tractor, but for me, I’m Saskatchewan, Canada, a decent sized tractor is around the 500 mark!
After a bit of googling I love that guy's Helicopter pad in the middle of the pond!!.. Farmer Phil stopped watching at 7:30 😁😂😂 You need some George Saunders gloves! State of your hand's lad in that nice case 😁 love the end pic but most of it was obscured by links to other vids lol. Quality vid and, Live long and prosper to Jack, Drone pilot and once commander of the USS Enterprise. Only joking cracking shots and nice one Jack. 👍👍👍👍
Hi Tom, great video with great music and a great team to help get your silo in for the end of your first cut and I am looking forward to seeing more of the same from your channel as well as everything else that you have going on on your farm.
Thank you so much for all of the support and for wondering where I am. I'm still working at Pembertons, but decided to share a slice of my life online moving forward (mad for CrossFit). Super excited to start my 5-year Veterinary Science degree in September, so it's really important to have space/time to focus on my academics. I decided to therefore stop sharing my farming/veterinary journey online, as it is a huge step ahead of me with big changes to navigate offline without putting extra pressure on myself. I love farming, and always will. Grateful for all of the support on UA-cam for the past 2 years which have given me so much confidence moving forward, sure you'll see me again. Head down and working hard to qualify as a vet, but also lift big weights on the side (happy for you to come along if fitness interests you, but please don't expect any cows or vet school updates as I've made the decision to graft away without sharing that on a platform). Had the best time with Heidi.Vet, life will be crazy and stressful at university, so it's about finding sustainable healthy balance :D I hope this explains everything, no beef! A virtual step back, ready for a huge step forward.
@@heidiwilson8301 heh Heidi, hope stuff is great on your break and cant wait to see you again And enjoy veterinary degree Hopefully your study goes the right direction And cant wait to see you back in the vlogs
I have a few questions: First, why is Gru riding with you? Wow that's crazy. Second, how long is the grass good for? You covered last year's and 2 years ago. I am surprised it's not taken out and used. Third, just curious how much of the grass is wasted by blowing out of the trailer? I'm sure it's a small amount compared to what you are collecting but I'm also curious how much you think is not collected.
Non farmer question...how long does the grass cut last in the silo..you said at the back it was from two years ago... I know difficult to rotate.but does it go manky?
My bread with peanut butter as breakfast is to dry, realy need your milk to wash it away. When aim ever in de uk ay go to your shop and love to buy a good 1 liter of your milk. Keep up the good work Tom love to watch your videos before my working day
Ash isn’t daft Tom made perfect business sense asking if he could come last time to “try it out” he knows the script and that thing will pay for itself no end 😉👍🏼
My question is, with new silage always being put at the front, will they ever get to that 2 year old silage? 🤔 Does the older silage age like fine wine?
As a farmer myself they'll try and keep it as long as possible but they dont want it there to long otherwise it'll go bitter and nasty at my farm if thats the case we just throw it away somewhere or put it on the heap
Pardon my ignorance, but I've been following farming videos for a while. Some farms bale hay exclusively (with or without plastic wrap), some use silos although I understand they can have mechanical trouble , and some use covered piles or clamps as you call them. Is the choice a cultural/tradional thing or it is just different scales of operations? Is there no way to make a clamp where the oldest silage is unloaded first? Like one that's open at both ends? Or has an unloading auger at the back? Thanks for the videos.
It’s sort of just like if your limited to only some equipment or just different ways of feeding cows for example you could use a feed mixer and feed silage or just feed cows a bale of hay (I’m bad at explaining btw)
I'm not a farm and hope this is not rude to ask but what does it cost to have all those guys, the rake, compactor etc. Or are they all together and how much do you have to pay the group for a day?❤️🐮❤️🐄❤️🐮❤️🐄
Five years after selling, I miss my cows but I do not miss the never ending running around and putting out one fire after another. Life after dairy is low stress and awesome
If i stop milking i will miss my cows cause they are my love of life but it would bring me a better life/less stress so i dont know what too do?
It's a metaphor it means that there is one problem after another when you own a dairy farm @siruser23
@tinnie1835 I can promise you that there is life after Dairy. I miss my cows too, but I do not miss the headache that came with them. And I'll never give up the freedom of not having to take care of animals
Your drone work and editing is spot on Tom. I enjoy watching you all do your farm life and work. I do know it is not easy. long hours and blessing the rains when needed. hugs to you all.
Hi Tom and Dad ( With the tash ) Thank you for making me feel so welcome yesterday. and great to meet you both and two of your highland cattle. I know my donation towards the new cow shed was only a drop in the ocean. But every little helps hey? Will be back up to see you fingers crossed in October. Glad you liked saying hello to my Malamutes. New pup safely picked up and got home at 1:30 am. That is what you call an epic trip. over 700 miles in 22 hours. Keep up with the awesome videos. :-)
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I absolutely love cutting, tedding, chopping and putting it in the clamp. Don't know why but I love watching that!!
Love watching the synchronizing all factors that it takes to do this job
Lot’s happening!!! So exciting, hope all the cows who fell are well.
A full silo is a wonderful thing too look at. That roller sure is interesting. Thanks for taking us along
Tight laces day! Gotta love a chopping video, and some awesome drone shots under the clamp roof Jack of how the muck rake works the crop. Thanks Tom and the team !
The excitement is now! Thomas, you are an inspiration to the next generation of England's future farmers akin to that fellow's grandson. Brilliant!, as you folk say...... I'm fairly sure you are inspiring Worldwide. We feel proud to be a part of the phenomenon.... Thank You for handling it all with grace & having it be just a part of your day......
Thank you so much 😊
Tom I'm wounded! Cheap massey dig. Great vid mate. Can't beat a bit of tractor banter even from a cowboy😁
Chopping hay videos are the best vids they never get old just like letting the cows out for the first time in the spring Tom has the happiest cows. Good job Tom and hello from the USA 🇺🇸.
What gets me is when all you lads get together you are just like one big family. 👍 Cheers Tom
Love silage season, best time of the year for having a good time with mates. We’ve also had an amazing crop on first cut 😀
God bless you and your family,this year you will need a lot of food for your animals because from September weather will start getting very cold,we will have a very long and frosty winter,love your videos and much appreciate your work,,,, always a pleasure to see new video each time when you post it👍👍👍
Tom just a pointer mate when you tip those drums and you get that glugging to stop that tip the drum on it’s side as your pouring and it stops the glugging makes it easier 😁👍🏻
I love watching all the machinery working together. Ace teamwork 👌👌👌🚜🚜🚜🌟🌟🌟
As always another great feature from the Pemberton clan. Have a great weekend guys.
Lots of grass, looking good. Great to see the process
Sure looked a good crop Tom, tidy work there by all involved. Excellent drone shots and filming. Finally - best wishes to you and Jo on your wedding day - when ever that is but I think it’s close.
Enjoy your honeymoon in Ireland we are so happy to welcome you here, have fun and enjoy
Another great grass cutting Tom, that grass looks wonderful! Thanks for the lovely videos as well, so nice to see things going so well.
Love your videos, brings back so many happy memories of growing up on a dairy 💙 farm 🚜 best days of my life for so many reasons ❤ Thank you 😊
Tom is the best editor love the vids keep up the good work 😄😄
Hello from Yorkton, Saskatchewan, Canada. Thanks for sharing your great video’s please keep them coming.
Moose Jaw, Saskatchewan
It’s amazing to have great people that are there too help to get crops in
Awesome video Tom. Always a pleasure watching your videos. All the best to you and your family. Martin from Notts
Great vid Tom, as always, bet the ginger guy enjoy himself. All the best with the wedding to yourself and Jo!
Love your video’s Tom, keep up amazing work
I love watching these videos. I wish I could smell it all. I have allergies so this is as good as it gets.
Team is great.
People were making bales across from my house and Iwas out all day watching and then I see your doing silage I was so happy.
Awsome video Tom doing a great job on the pit looking nice stuff👩🌾👩🌾👍👍🇬🇧🇬🇧👌👌🏴🏴🚜🚜🚜good mix tractors great drone footage
Those cows keep you hopping, Tom! I am not a farmer, and never seen such huge pieces of equipment! Love your videos!
Nice little touch at the very end. Great vid Tom!
Thank you for sharing your life with us. You and the the Ginger make me smile all the time. Will you use up the second clamp silage 1st to use up all the previous years harvest?
Always like seeing the grass chopper. When you get drone footage of it chapp'n it kinda looks like a lego or playmobile toy :) Thanks for all the videos and good luck with all the improvements! So excited for you and ginge!
There’s never a dull when silage is on. Something is always bound to happen
Goodness just watching the drone shots of grass blowing out of the cart is giving me hayfever! Really impressed how you can stand right next to it. Love the easter egg at the end too!
Great music has a bit of a memorable bit! 🇨🇦
Great silage video the hurliman (can’t spell it) looked completely dwarfed by the first trailer but fair play it pulled it and looked comfortable doing it look forward to future videos Tom 👍🏻
You have a super team of people...Well done
Funky and uplifting music today! Love it.
Now Tom....... do you think we'll be able to get in that Claus cab this year or have I got to wait for another year?
I know you've got stuff going on but i think this really should be a priority in your schedule.......get onto it.......... pahahahahahaa 😂😂
Good job explaining everything
Good conversation
Hi Tom, my two sons love your videos (they met you in the summer last year) and would like to know what the songs are in this video. Congratulations on your wedding too! Thank you! Lisa x
Best UA-camr ever thanks TOM
Very nice video 👍
Great video Tom, teamwork makes the dream work 🚜🐄
Loved the video nearly as much as you enjoyed making it keep the videos coming and Happy Farming
Awesome to see how you work and manage your farm. Im still a massey boy though
423rd! GOOD MORNING TOM AND THE GINGER GUY! Roger in Pierre South Dakota USA 😊
Love the video Tom keep up the good work
Glad silage time is back
I missed my first silage cut because I went on holidays 😰 hopefully I don't miss it Again
Tom love the music and watching your videos. From the USA Oregon keep it up
Wish I had a paddock with such lush grass. Good job guys getting all that feed in. Pity you didn't vlog your morning with the new calf and rounding up your cows getting them back in.
Ta. I love the drone shots. It was great to see the silage going into the clamp.
I like the roller that’s tramping the silage that will be a thing in the future I loved the silage time when you are kept bisy well done you all
Alot of hard work on this day THOMAS good job my friend
Nice lot of grass there tom. The pit is looking really good. We haven’t even put a mower on the ground yet… won’t stop raining down here 🤦♂️
holy smokes tons of action start to finish. Never a slow day on the farm. Curious how you got the out of the parlour and how it fell in.
cow out of the parlour
Keep up the good work Tom busy year
Brilliant video Tom, thank you 👍
Great videos Tom congratulations to you both and all the best in the future from Bryan in ireland
It would be great to hear about the differences in the new fields vs the old ones. Seeing Lytham Hall alone is worth something
5:54 is crazy seeing no farm there - been here since 100k and it's crazy to see it gone!!! It's gonna be so cool with a new building up 👍🤟
Great video Tom lots of grass on that cut mate
You can’t beat Lytham hall as a backdrop🤗
The saying you're looking for is team work makes the dream work. 😂
What's the major advantage with putting the clamp under a roof as oppose to outside, like ireland. Is it just to keep try during feeding out at winter!? Great video
Tom , the Irish mowed, tedded & drew in your silage, only for us eh 😉😉
What a shot of raking in front of the hall , hope rest of the cut fits and all is good x
So cool to the difference from eastern and western farms, for you, the 130 is a decently sized tractor, but for me, I’m Saskatchewan, Canada, a decent sized tractor is around the 500 mark!
great video that time of year already that would make a great picture the case and chopper next to each other with lytham hall in the background.
becoming a nice set up over the road tom, couple of other sheds gone up since you featured the big shed
Fantastic amount of silage hope the guy with the ginger mooooustash is happy x
After a bit of googling I love that guy's Helicopter pad in the middle of the pond!!.. Farmer Phil stopped watching at 7:30 😁😂😂 You need some George Saunders gloves! State of your hand's lad in that nice case 😁 love the end pic but most of it was obscured by links to other vids lol. Quality vid and, Live long and prosper to Jack, Drone pilot and once commander of the USS Enterprise. Only joking cracking shots and nice one Jack. 👍👍👍👍
Hi Tom can you please show us the new barn and how the new silo is coming along.
Hi Tom, great video with great music and a great team to help get your silo in for the end of your first cut and I am looking forward to seeing more of the same from your channel as well as everything else that you have going on on your farm.
Wow what a crop. Thank you.
Brilliant video silage videos are my absolute favourite 👍
How's Heidi coping with all that is going on? Update? Just haven't seen or even heard her for ages.
jimmy75256 Ya she was going to vet School right?
always think of heidi a great worker never shy of doing hard graft
@@farmerfrank5403 if so it would make sense for her to go to Liverpool university as most vets in the more northern part of the uk go there
Thank you so much for all of the support and for wondering where I am. I'm still working at Pembertons, but decided to share a slice of my life online moving forward (mad for CrossFit).
Super excited to start my 5-year Veterinary Science degree in September, so it's really important to have space/time to focus on my academics. I decided to therefore stop sharing my farming/veterinary journey online, as it is a huge step ahead of me with big changes to navigate offline without putting extra pressure on myself. I love farming, and always will.
Grateful for all of the support on UA-cam for the past 2 years which have given me so much confidence moving forward, sure you'll see me again. Head down and working hard to qualify as a vet, but also lift big weights on the side (happy for you to come along if fitness interests you, but please don't expect any cows or vet school updates as I've made the decision to graft away without sharing that on a platform).
Had the best time with Heidi.Vet, life will be crazy and stressful at university, so it's about finding sustainable healthy balance :D
I hope this explains everything, no beef! A virtual step back, ready for a huge step forward.
@@heidiwilson8301 heh Heidi, hope stuff is great on your break and cant wait to see you again
And enjoy veterinary degree
Hopefully your study goes the right direction
And cant wait to see you back in the vlogs
Tom just nomming chunks of veg in a tractor cab 😂
I have a few questions:
First, why is Gru riding with you? Wow that's crazy.
Second, how long is the grass good for? You covered last year's and 2 years ago. I am surprised it's not taken out and used.
Third, just curious how much of the grass is wasted by blowing out of the trailer? I'm sure it's a small amount compared to what you are collecting but I'm also curious how much you think is not collected.
Non farmer question...how long does the grass cut last in the silo..you said at the back it was from two years ago... I know difficult to rotate.but does it go manky?
@Jim Stockdale said if there is a good seal between the old and new it can last years, with some wastage at the edges.
When you finally get to the old silage in the back of the bunker, will it still be good to feed to the livestock?
I wondered the same thing. Wouldn’t you want to use everything before loading fresh?
@@digsindirt4490 right! First in First out kinda thing
If this is British music, I truly love it! 🇨🇦
Every year these videos remind me why my hayfever is up to 11 over the last few weeks 😂
Yeah im almost dying atm from grass hayfever 😅😅😂
Congestion? Swollen, itchy eyes? Infinite sneezes?
So fun.
@@mathijsgeersema6373 k2 c
Lol yea thats ot silage hayfever is rampant this year
Invest in some Heavy duty tow straps. Not funny when a chain snaps. 🤙
@cathal mulled farmer - are you alright now, Cathal, or are you indecisive? Right about straps.
My bread with peanut butter as breakfast is to dry, realy need your milk to wash it away. When aim ever in de uk ay go to your shop and love to buy a good 1 liter of your milk. Keep up the good work Tom love to watch your videos before my working day
The videos are great congratulations to both of you and all the best in the future Bryan from ireland
Ash isn’t daft Tom made perfect business sense asking if he could come last time to “try it out” he knows the script and that thing will pay for itself no end 😉👍🏼
My question is, with new silage always being put at the front, will they ever get to that 2 year old silage? 🤔 Does the older silage age like fine wine?
As a farmer myself they'll try and keep it as long as possible but they dont want it there to long otherwise it'll go bitter and nasty at my farm if thats the case we just throw it away somewhere or put it on the heap
Great job by all the guys there
Great video Tom.
Great video
But I would definitely invest in a strap rather than chain and what’s written on the field at the end???
Its that rake man again!!!!
Casually eating a massive carrot 😂😂😂😂
Yes, and this week I was watching Richard Cornack's (the Funky Farmer) son eating whole raw tomatoes. Good healthy snack food.
I thought it was Bugs Bunny for a second!
I thought the same thing. How farmer are you. This much! Monster Carrots while driving a tractor
How long can your store silage for? does it ever go bad . Thank you for another great video 💯 stay safe and see you next time 🙂
@Jim Stockdale said if there is a good seal between the old and new it can last years, with some wastage at the edges.
@@kthemi10 thank you
Pardon my ignorance, but I've been following farming videos for a while. Some farms bale hay exclusively (with or without plastic wrap), some use silos although I understand they can have mechanical trouble , and some use covered piles or clamps as you call them. Is the choice a cultural/tradional thing or it is just different scales of operations? Is there no way to make a clamp where the oldest silage is unloaded first? Like one that's open at both ends? Or has an unloading auger at the back? Thanks for the videos.
It’s sort of just like if your limited to only some equipment or just different ways of feeding cows for example you could use a feed mixer and feed silage or just feed cows a bale of hay (I’m bad at explaining btw)
I'm not a farm and hope this is not rude to ask but what does it cost to have all those guys, the rake, compactor etc. Or are they all together and how much do you have to pay the group for a day?❤️🐮❤️🐄❤️🐮❤️🐄
I’ve been out carting silo today and now I’m home I’m sneezing constantly lol
Hi tom what are the dimensions of the shed that covers the silage slab that u just walked around in ?
Love your music......very good video!!
3:05 "have I gone too big? probably" - that's what she said!