This has to be one of the best videos you have put together Tom, simple, informative, interesting, sensible details from your great dad, I totally agree with his thoughts on using the older equipment (which he has so well looked after and maintained) absolutely brilliant. Your idea to have a joint session with him every so often is great, because once it’s on film (video) it will never be lost and could be used for future generations to come. Your a great family!
Trevor Jarvis thanks Trevor, really appreciate it, it’s so nice reading comments like that. Thank you very much for watching and taking the time to comment :)!
I think you dad is great, ease more of him, wealth of knowledge. I grew up on a small farm, but didn't have a great relationship with dad as he had many unwritten rules, and dad had to take the hardest awkwardest way about doing stuff. I travelled the world , worked on many farms , learning from great people everyday. I even returned to Ireland and got a government farm managers job. Just sad that I could never work with my father even after 40 years, he is still going on farm so grateful for that at 77.
I feel the same way! But I also am so glad that Tom will have these to look back on when the time comes many many years from now that he loses his dad. I would have given anything to have something like this to look at now.
You find that your father is full of that knowledge that you absorb. Fathers are great at dripping knowledge into your brain a little at a time but it’s usually when they’re gone that we appreciate it 👍
I feel the same. Lost my dad a couple of years ago. He was an artificer in the Royal Navy and then when he left he serviced forklifts and electric vehicles. Watching Tom's dad reminds me of my dad showing me how engines worked and how to look after my car.
I like this video Alot... Me+my brothers all know exactly every piece of machinery inside out, through watching learning+doing. Been farming nearly 40 years now,, and this stuff never gets boring.. Top stuff
Great video...put many a load out with a Howard 20years ago. Used to take turns with my dad...spreader going all day and is alternate between other jobs! Love this channel. Well done Tom and dad.
I would just like to say that I love the simplicity and naturalness of your videos. What I especially enjoy is the relationship and cooperation you have with your father. There is nothing more pleasing and lovely to see than a father and son working their farm together in harmony and forming a strong bond together, and you both do that so well. It is amazing. Well done mate and keep the videos coming.
Yeah agreed, maybe try a Joe Rogan style interview video which is easier potentially to transfer to podcast, I enjoyed the video where you sat around the table discussing the silage analysis. Either way looking forward to it. Keep up the good work 👍
Got to watching Tom and his Dad quite a bit now, worked in mid 70,s on a farm in dales near to Lancashire border and can can relate to the emphasis on the livestock and not necessarily bigger and larger farm machinery which seems to be getting even crazier size/exspense wise. Like your set up and business model it's good you are supplying your local community and not slaves to the middle men and supermarkets take care and best of luck to you all . Michael
Best equipment for the job is what you have 😎 I have about I Acer and a half fenced in for horses. Last year I loaded a little dump trailer to my lawn tractor, filled it half full with manure, added water, ran out in the field, stired it up and dumped it. It would spread out about 10 to 15 foot round. Then, I'd go back and do it again and again. I also used a couple tires chained together to drag the field with the lawn tractor at the end of the season before it was covered in snow. Should have some thick grass this season. Learnt all this watching farmers like you and your dad 💪💜
Tom we need to see a funny video of the "Ging" playing golf, that would be great fun! Some drone footage as well of it! Follow his group for a couple holes, I'd love to hear that banter! My Dad RIP was a Ginger warrior too! From Seattle, Wash.
Hi tom and the ginger Warier,that was a great video,you guys should be so proud of what you are doing for the British farming community especially dairy farming, great to see father and son working together I had a tear in my eye as it took me back t the 1970s when I helped my dad with the baling on a small Scottish farm top job thanks again
Sorry to hear people comment negatively about your gloriously vintage farm. It’s beautiful and you keep it tidy and the cows very healthy so who could want more? “If it ain’t broke, don’t fix it”!!
Another wonderful farming leson on how to maintain and use a muck spreader.Glad to see Ginger warrior with his talk.should have these talks at least twice a month..
Nice. First view of your channel. Really like seeing young folks giving their take on farming but it's also nice to hear from the old timers too. Your Dad is awesome. Cheers.
I picked up on this a few months ago in another video and iv been doing the same but on a way smaller scale for the stock and to be not far of summer here in south australia the sheep and calves are happy to still have nice green grass thanks to you and the ginger wise man and a not to happy land owner next door because i won't let his stock have some
Mr Tom, I agree with your father, little grease often is better for bearings than lots pumped into it occasionally. When I used to spread dung with a side spreader I opened the lid for filling and then closed lid for spreading. Noticed in video you had it open when spreading.
james shand Hi James, yea I know I forgot to shut the lid 🙈 too busy droning, my bad but yes I agree :) thanks so much for watching. I’ll remember next time haha
The Ginger Warrior is in a great mood today, look how happy he is to be getting the muck done. Woke up in Colorado to a freezing fog that would hold up to a British standard! Couldn't even see the water on my lake, and the defrost on the old van couldn't melt it down before it froze over again. Winter is here!
I agree with your comments. your tackle is good enough to do the Job. You look after it, it looks after you for years. The main thing is your stock is in top condition. Your stock looks well. New machinery is nice to have but not a necessity. Keep at it you Pemby Lads Happy Farming.
Goodman your Dad Tom hes a wise mature man like he said 10 pence of grease saves a 100-pound bearing my dad was like him but dads long been passed away but he would have loved your videos I am 64 bit older than your dad but enjoy listening to the pair of you, God bless.
Hey Tom much respect to your father a real grafter bit like mine now 81 had cancer twice and still out at 6 every morning to feed the cows they both know the value of a pound as for the machinery I'm with you yours maybe old but it owes you nothing so that's as profitable as it gets great vid as always
will Moore You dad sounds like a legend, hats off to him! Yea exactly, don’t get me wrong would be nice to have new kit but the old stuff does the job and I can’t ask for more than that, also my dad loves them so keeps him happy :)
I reckon you could push Sherbourne or even Kuhn to provide a side slinger, where it really jettisons the muck.. can deal with everything from Slurry to thick straw dung.. you could do a review... could do a 10m load, or bigger if you have the pull available, but the slinger is only 1.3m across, chops it as it flings it, so you can control wafer thin spread, or mass coverage
Would love to see more videos with the 🍊,and maybe you could do a video with him about your old hill farm and the story about why you went into dairy.Good video like usual👍
I wish I had a father like your father, mine was terrible, self centered alcoholic, abuser, etc. Everyone out there if you really do have a great father keep him close and love him and talk with him, dont forget him.
Amazing Video again mate ! Your dad is a fountain of knowledge and it’s good to see the old kit being used. Be careful with the waste oil it’s carcinogenic so where gloves when using it.
The Part Time Farmer cheers mate for watching and the advice :) appreciate it! Haha noted, I will make sure I wear gloves, the girlfriend saw this comment and was like you do wear gloves don’t you haha, in trouble now 🙈
Ino it's an old spreader u have but u should always wash them out as the dung rots the metal we have a 20 year old howard spreader which gets a wash after being used makes them last alot longer if they are clean
Blast from my past, I used a Howard side spreader 40 years ago. Well done Tom for not cutting the ginger warrior in mid flow, it looked like you were going to a couple of times & thought better of it, regular chats would be great as he is interesting & knowledgeable 👍
Do ya'll have a way to open up the big round slurry thing to be able to get everything out of it on occasion? Looks like a lot of solid waste in there at the moment.
our side spreader looks like a patch work quilt it has so much scrap metal just welded to it from where the old has rotted but it spreads great since we put new plates on the flails
and we load it up with a 15 year old new holland telehandler which must be going on twice the size of your manitou so im sure that could cope with the mighty manitou
Tom you can tell them to slow down but they have one speed forward and do agree he has done a good job building up the farm he can do something different when he wants to do enjoy seeing you both talking keep up the videos.
I think a monthly q and a would be a good idea for an extra video. I've a tonne of questions and I'm sure every other viewer has a lot too! I like podcasts, but even podcasts from people I like, I sometimes find them a bit boring. Thanks for the new vid!
Conor 1 yea I agree I prefer videos! Thanks for the feedback, once I decide I’ll make sure I mention it on a video for people to comment their questions :)
i love the idea of "Tom and Ginger", some nice father and son time. My father likes to explain things too, and i must say that i have gotten a lot of gold from him over the years. The key is not necessarily the equipment, but how you use the equipment that you have. Lots of love from Denmark, and keep up the good work ;D
Point taken😄 last year we got a used Fendt 939 Vario, and I was over the moon about that, for a farm of our size, to have equipment like that is fantastic... my point is, to the viewers, that if it works, then why change it. The only reason we got it, was because it was a good deal, and because the old massy died on us 😁
Totally agree with you there Tom, new kit doesn't make you any better or worse at farming. your priority is your cows and it shows! dont get me wrong we would all love new kit and new buildings but its certainly not holding you back. we are much the same so your not the only one. brilliant videos keep it up.
It puts humus back into the soil too, that's the big problem with just using the land for cereal crops repeatedly, it gets depleted. We need the animals to make the muck so we have stuff to put back to enrich it again. We need to get back to what our forefathers did - crop rotation, companion plantings, cover crops, hedge rows, sheep, goats, swine and chickens as well as cattle and not cooped up in farrowing stalls and battery cages but free ranging so they are out there interrupting each other's parasite life cycles and using the land in different ways and putting back into the soil their own gifts.
Hey, Tom. Looks like another cloudy day in England. Perhaps you could get a wind protector for the mic. Looks like a furry coat for the little bugger! Always great seeing you and your dad doing the darn thing! Cheers!
Wow, I used to work with my dad on farm. Had same situation I tried to help. Dad blamed me for never greasing , very true I was in different country for 4 years. Then grease gun empty. Wrong grease gun, another one empty, and no grease. 3 days later , managed to get some muck out. I stopped helping out after that, due to dad's temper, he won, I left faming.
The thing I like about your farm videos is that you don't use the latest and most expensive kit, farming is a business and about trying to make a profit, and you and your family are showing how it should be done, High welfare for the livestock, looking after the land and selling direct to the public with the farm shop and milk round this is proper farming and great to see. Plus if your dad had bought a new John Deere and put up a big new shed he wouldn't be able to play golf on a Wednesday as he'd be having to try and find the money to pay for all.
Awesome nice to see the ginger chat section one thing you forgot to cover is whats your favorite biscuits on the farm lol keep it up tom and the old man epic 👍
hey tom another great video as always heres a question for you if u had say £500k money given to you for new equipment what would u get?. How long did it take you to do 1 field with that spreader?
BrazyCastard Great Question. Probably a farm shop cafe but if I wasn’t allowed to do that. Erm... bit bigger tractor, bigger tanker. Not a bigger spreader because you can hire them in cheap really. Probs a new cattle trailer, of and some cattle brush’s and that would do it I think. Don’t need 500k
This has to be one of the best videos you have put together Tom, simple, informative, interesting, sensible details from your great dad, I totally agree with his thoughts on using the older equipment (which he has so well looked after and maintained) absolutely brilliant.
Your idea to have a joint session with him every so often is great, because once it’s on film (video) it will never be lost and could be used for future generations to come. Your a great family!
Trevor Jarvis thanks Trevor, really appreciate it, it’s so nice reading comments like that. Thank you very much for watching and taking the time to comment :)!
Yes more of The Ginge. I can really see where your gift of the gab comes from. Love from Australia
I love listening to yr dad, he gives loads of information and detail; what he's doing and why. Education and entertainment.
I think you dad is great, ease more of him, wealth of knowledge. I grew up on a small farm, but didn't have a great relationship with dad as he had many unwritten rules, and dad had to take the hardest awkwardest way about doing stuff.
I travelled the world , worked on many farms , learning from great people everyday.
I even returned to Ireland and got a government farm managers job. Just sad that I could never work with my father even after 40 years, he is still going on farm so grateful for that at 77.
Man! I miss my dad after seeing this.
I feel the same way! But I also am so glad that Tom will have these to look back on when the time comes many many years from now that he loses his dad. I would have given anything to have something like this to look at now.
Nichole Bird these vids won’t be the same without Tom’s dad
You find that your father is full of that knowledge that you absorb. Fathers are great at dripping knowledge into your brain a little at a time but it’s usually when they’re gone that we appreciate it 👍
I feel the same. Lost my dad a couple of years ago. He was an artificer in the Royal Navy and then when he left he serviced forklifts and electric vehicles. Watching Tom's dad reminds me of my dad showing me how engines worked and how to look after my car.
I like this video Alot... Me+my brothers all know exactly every piece of machinery inside out, through watching learning+doing. Been farming nearly 40 years now,, and this stuff never gets boring.. Top stuff
Your Dad is an awesome guy. Always enjoy listening to Him explain things.
Donald King Hahha he is not bad is he Donald 😂
Your Father is your GOLDEN GOOSE! They don’t make’m like that anymore! Love when he shares his wisdom! Little and Often!!! My Motto goin’ forward!
So nice to see father and son get on so well i really miss my dad.
Tom we love every second of being with your dad on video he’s amazing,we love you relationship it’s special keep the videos coming and Happy Farming
Great video...put many a load out with a Howard 20years ago. Used to take turns with my dad...spreader going all day and is alternate between other jobs!
Love this channel.
Well done Tom and dad.
I would just like to say that I love the simplicity and naturalness of your videos. What I especially enjoy is the relationship and cooperation you have with your father. There is nothing more pleasing and lovely to see than a father and son working their farm together in harmony and forming a strong bond together, and you both do that so well. It is amazing. Well done mate and keep the videos coming.
Oak Grove Clydesdale Horses Thankyou very much, we do have a laugh together and enjoy working togeather 😀
Oh that hat! Andrew has his own style. Too cute! So much has changed in the last two years. Amazing! You look so young in this vid.
Great Vid, Good to see a BWA spreader working so well after being a long time out of use, the value of good maintenance!
Philip Richardson it’s a great machine, handy when we need it 😀
Always love your chats with dad! I think he's overflowing with fantastic information! Everyone can learn something from him!
Hy Tom, great vid, would be interested in podcasts or videos with your dad, he’s a wealth of knowledge and enjoyable to listen to, definitely do it 👍
Richard Kerin I’m unsure which one yet. I know how to do videos but think he would do better on a podcast
Yeah agreed, maybe try a Joe Rogan style interview video which is easier potentially to transfer to podcast, I enjoyed the video where you sat around the table discussing the silage analysis. Either way looking forward to it. Keep up the good work 👍
Very well done! I personally like to see the older kit working.
Sunrise Farms 😀
Got to watching Tom and his Dad quite a bit now, worked in mid 70,s on a farm in dales near to Lancashire border and can can relate to the emphasis on the livestock and not necessarily bigger and larger farm machinery which seems to be getting even crazier size/exspense wise. Like your set up and business model it's good you are supplying your local community and not slaves to the middle men and supermarkets take care and best of luck to you all . Michael
Best equipment for the job is what you have 😎
I have about I Acer and a half fenced in for horses. Last year I loaded a little dump trailer to my lawn tractor, filled it half full with manure, added water, ran out in the field, stired it up and dumped it. It would spread out about 10 to 15 foot round. Then, I'd go back and do it again and again. I also used a couple tires chained together to drag the field with the lawn tractor at the end of the season before it was covered in snow. Should have some thick grass this season. Learnt all this watching farmers like you and your dad 💪💜
I do luv hearing your Pop ( Andrew) chatting about Bits n Bob's, very knowledgeable x
It's true , these videos are chock full of wisdom , daftness , great machinery and really good looking beasts . Rock on fellas
Hahahahaha , Dad rubbishing the TP hats !!! shut up Dad we need to sell them!!! Quality viewing . More Dad content please
Thank-You Tom, for including the Ginger Warrior n sharing the time with him.
Tom we need to see a funny video of the "Ging" playing golf, that would be great fun! Some drone footage as well of it! Follow his group for a couple holes, I'd love to hear that banter!
My Dad RIP was a Ginger warrior too! From Seattle, Wash.
It doesn't matter what things look like as long as it works! And like you said, the cows look great and are well taken care of! They are what counts!
Love to hear you two chatting. Also like your videos a lot. Looking forward to upcoming ones. Have a good day.
FarmingPeter Thanks Peter 😀
The ginger warrior sure knows his stuff, could listen to him all day when he starts👍
The ginger warrior dropping knowledge bombs again is great to see. nice vid tom
colm kil 🙌🙌
I love the Ginger headman..... So much knowledge
Hi tom and the ginger Warier,that was a great video,you guys should be so proud of what you are doing for the British farming community especially dairy farming, great to see father and son working together I had a tear in my eye as it took me back t the 1970s when I helped my dad with the baling on a small Scottish farm top job thanks again
Jake Gibson Thanks Jake, that means so much 😀
I frankly like hearing your dad chat... It's all knowledge gained
Sorry to hear people comment negatively about your gloriously vintage farm. It’s beautiful and you keep it tidy and the cows very healthy so who could want more? “If it ain’t broke, don’t fix it”!!
Great video. I think your dad needs his own channel.......he is great....love it when he is in the video.
Another wonderful farming leson on how to maintain and use a muck spreader.Glad to see Ginger warrior with his talk.should have these talks at least twice a month..
John Powell Thanks John. We will get it done 😀
Good to hear from the ginger warrior and his years of experience. Excellent video as always.
John Fearn haha cheers mate, the ginger warrior is great loves to talk! Thanks for watching :)
Up the clarets!!!
What a great father and son connection wow.
George Royle Thanks George
Nice. First view of your channel. Really like seeing young folks giving their take on farming but it's also nice to hear from the old timers too. Your Dad is awesome. Cheers.
Little and Often....words of wisdom.
Cheers mate :) thanks for watching and finding my channel! I will let my dad know he will be over Moon with the kind words.
Aw i just love listening to yer dad Tom. What a guy. lol.
I picked up on this a few months ago in another video and iv been doing the same but on a way smaller scale for the stock and to be not far of summer here in south australia the sheep and calves are happy to still have nice green grass thanks to you and the ginger wise man and a not to happy land owner next door because i won't let his stock have some
carl byrne That’s great Carl 😀
Such an intelligent man is Jim pemberton 👌
Great video Tom. Nice bit of in put from the old ginger Warrior.
Mr Tom, I agree with your father, little grease often is better for bearings than lots pumped into it occasionally. When I used to spread dung with a side spreader I opened the lid for filling and then closed lid for spreading. Noticed in video you had it open when spreading.
james shand Hi James, yea I know I forgot to shut the lid 🙈 too busy droning, my bad but yes I agree :) thanks so much for watching. I’ll remember next time haha
I'd kill for a podcast from you two. Both very knowledgeable! Needs to happen even if its only 30/40 minutes long
The Ginger Warrior is in a great mood today, look how happy he is to be getting the muck done. Woke up in Colorado to a freezing fog that would hold up to a British standard! Couldn't even see the water on my lake, and the defrost on the old van couldn't melt it down before it froze over again. Winter is here!
Lwest It’s definitely is, the rain is awful this week as well
I agree with your comments. your tackle is good enough to do the Job. You look after it, it looks after you for years. The main thing is your stock is in top condition. Your stock looks well. New machinery is nice to have but not a necessity. Keep at it you Pemby Lads Happy Farming.
Russell Miller Thanks Russell, the main thing is the stock 😀
I love it when The Ginger Warrior©️®️ explains things. It's brilliantly in-depth knowledge with it also being quite concise at the same time. 👍🏻🚜
Goodman your Dad Tom hes a wise mature man like he said 10 pence of grease saves a 100-pound bearing my dad was like him but dads long been passed away but he would have loved your videos I am 64 bit older than your dad but enjoy listening to the pair of you, God bless.
Thanks to you and the GW
Moreteavicar FromEngland 🙌🙌
Hey Tom much respect to your father a real grafter bit like mine now 81 had cancer twice and still out at 6 every morning to feed the cows they both know the value of a pound as for the machinery I'm with you yours maybe old but it owes you nothing so that's as profitable as it gets great vid as always
will Moore You dad sounds like a legend, hats off to him! Yea exactly, don’t get me wrong would be nice to have new kit but the old stuff does the job and I can’t ask for more than that, also my dad loves them so keeps him happy :)
I reckon you could push Sherbourne or even Kuhn to provide a side slinger, where it really jettisons the muck.. can deal with everything from Slurry to thick straw dung.. you could do a review... could do a 10m load, or bigger if you have the pull available, but the slinger is only 1.3m across, chops it as it flings it, so you can control wafer thin spread, or mass coverage
yes your dad does ramble on but he is never boring , keep him going Tom
Good for you Ginger Warrior. The ultimate recycler. If it ain’t broke don’t replace it. Save the planet for your grandchildren.
Would love to see more videos with the 🍊,and maybe you could do a video with him about your old hill farm and the story about why you went into dairy.Good video like usual👍
Nathan Macdonald that’s a good idea :) thanks!
I wish I had a father like your father, mine was terrible, self centered alcoholic, abuser, etc. Everyone out there if you really do have a great father keep him close and love him and talk with him, dont forget him.
Love two c u both working together your dad nice man good that he takes the time two spend time with you on video day's
Glen Ervine He loves it 😀
Grand job tom and the ginger warrior hear you next week
Adam Cran 🙌🙌🙌🙌
Really enjoy your videos, really informative. Thank you
Jon Fog Thanks Jon
Agree 100% what's the point of a new spreader when the rear discharge one does the bulk of it 👍 keep her well greased and oiled. Great video.
Michael Irwin Thanks Micheal 😀
Great video! Your father is the best 🇵🇹
pedro cardoso Thanks Pedro 😀
having chat with your dad will be a good idea as you will get the old working with the new and how all the farm ideas come together
nightdriver65 I could go down well I think
Amazing Video again mate ! Your dad is a fountain of knowledge and it’s good to see the old kit being used. Be careful with the waste oil it’s carcinogenic so where gloves when using it.
The Part Time Farmer cheers mate for watching and the advice :) appreciate it! Haha noted, I will make sure I wear gloves, the girlfriend saw this comment and was like you do wear gloves don’t you haha, in trouble now 🙈
Tom Pemberton Farm Life I hear you on that one every time I come in the house I have have you been spreading slurry today take the overalls off !
Ino it's an old spreader u have but u should always wash them out as the dung rots the metal we have a 20 year old howard spreader which gets a wash after being used makes them last alot longer if they are clean
Blast from my past, I used a Howard side spreader 40 years ago. Well done Tom for not cutting the ginger warrior in mid flow, it looked like you were going to a couple of times & thought better of it, regular chats would be great as he is interesting & knowledgeable 👍
number1grinch I’m trying to improve, it helps when people give me constructive criticism
Wow your Dads a Superman. One question though does the equipment ever get washed or is it such a messy task that it’s not worth washing it?
Do ya'll have a way to open up the big round slurry thing to be able to get everything out of it on occasion? Looks like a lot of solid waste in there at the moment.
excellent video tom great to see your dad in the video again you and your dad should do a Q&A video would be good.
Tom 30 Hahha yes that would be great 😀
@@TomPembertonFarmLife it would be good and get your dad a youtube channel going after xmas or are you worried he will get more subs haha
remember getting two kidd 650 side fliggers back in my days on the farm , seemed huge to load with a hand fork
Your Dad the legend he is
our side spreader looks like a patch work quilt it has so much scrap metal just welded to it from where the old has rotted but it spreads great since we put new plates on the flails
and we load it up with a 15 year old new holland telehandler which must be going on twice the size of your manitou so im sure that could cope with the mighty manitou
it wont do slurry anymore mind
Epic Puffin I’m going to tell the only man this hahaha
we got an old spreader like yours and it does what it says on the packet,, just 1 question your tractor { the silver one ] what make is it,,,
Oh! A PodCast would be awesome! But it is time-consuming...a great idea though!
Tom you can tell them to slow down but they have one speed forward and do agree he has done a good job building up the farm he can do something different when he wants to do enjoy seeing you both talking keep up the videos.
roger wilson Thanks Roger, it’s hard to slow him down 🙈
muck spreading stoped here on nov 1 here in ireland .......30 th today ground still dry .
I think a monthly q and a would be a good idea for an extra video. I've a tonne of questions and I'm sure every other viewer has a lot too! I like podcasts, but even podcasts from people I like, I sometimes find them a bit boring. Thanks for the new vid!
Conor 1 yea I agree I prefer videos! Thanks for the feedback, once I decide I’ll make sure I mention it on a video for people to comment their questions :)
Great video
Another great video tom of you and the legend !!
mike smith 😀😀😀
i love the idea of "Tom and Ginger", some nice father and son time. My father likes to explain things too, and i must say that i have gotten a lot of gold from him over the years. The key is not necessarily the equipment, but how you use the equipment that you have. Lots of love from Denmark, and keep up the good work ;D
kristian rysholt Thanks mate. The most important thing is the cows do well 😀
Point taken😄 last year we got a used Fendt 939 Vario, and I was over the moon about that, for a farm of our size, to have equipment like that is fantastic... my point is, to the viewers, that if it works, then why change it. The only reason we got it, was because it was a good deal, and because the old massy died on us 😁
Totally agree with you there Tom, new kit doesn't make you any better or worse at farming. your priority is your cows and it shows! dont get me wrong we would all love new kit and new buildings but its certainly not holding you back. we are much the same so your not the only one. brilliant videos keep it up.
Luke M98 Thanks Luke, yeah it always hard when people say stuff like that but it’s the best feeling ever to get good feed back about the cows 😀
Loving the drone footage.. GW reminds me of dad so much lol.
darren Matthews 😀
Tom your dad's a hell of a feller. Good mind set
Steven Wright Thanks Steven 😀
It puts humus back into the soil too, that's the big problem with just using the land for cereal crops repeatedly, it gets depleted. We need the animals to make the muck so we have stuff to put back to enrich it again. We need to get back to what our forefathers did - crop rotation, companion plantings, cover crops, hedge rows, sheep, goats, swine and chickens as well as cattle and not cooped up in farrowing stalls and battery cages but free ranging so they are out there interrupting each other's parasite life cycles and using the land in different ways and putting back into the soil their own gifts.
Good man Tom, I'm telling You, that man is a fountain of knowledge :):)
Pat Kelly haha thanks mate, he could talk all day honestly haha. You should live with him 😂
Hey, Tom. Looks like another cloudy day in England. Perhaps you could get a wind protector for the mic. Looks like a furry coat for the little bugger! Always great seeing you and your dad doing the darn thing! Cheers!
Carlos Robins They are called dead cats. I need to get one when I have shave me spare cashhhh 😀
Your videos are so good tom keep it up
lewis morrison Thanks Lewis 😀
The Ginger Warrior said the "S" word! 🤣 He's still got it!
Good video Tom! Nice variety of shots and angles!
Thomas Wellings079 Thanks Thomas 😀
Great video mate. Yes you may have older equipment but it’s well looked after
David Begley thanks David :) yes dad does love his stuff
Tom Pemberton Farm Life it shows mate great videos as always
great stuff Tom and dad
Thomas Diver 😀
Very nice video!! enjoyed it !
Hey Tom, awesome vid bro, keep them rolling lol 😂😂👌👌
SPEEDYSHARK GAMING Thanks mate 😀
Great video Tom. Will you do a video of how ye pump the slurry into the tower frm the receptor tanks.
liam hennessy Yeah no problem Liam 😀
Great video Tom, good to see dad again. Good old case still going strong, no rear wiper n wash on tractor?
Layton Phillips nahhh think it went tired a few years back
Your right Tom
393rd! GOOD MORNING TOM AND THE GINGER GUY WITH A MUSTACHE! FLINGING SHITE! Roger in Pierre South Dakota USA 😊🎉
i love your dad. he is so funny
Wow, I used to work with my dad on farm.
Had same situation I tried to help. Dad blamed me for never greasing , very true I was in different country for 4 years.
Then grease gun empty. Wrong grease gun, another one empty, and no grease.
3 days later , managed to get some muck out. I stopped helping out after that, due to dad's temper, he won, I left faming.
Should the spreader be on the pick up hitch (the hook) not the draw bar
The thing I like about your farm videos is that you don't use the latest and most expensive kit, farming is a business and about trying to make a profit, and you and your family are showing how it should be done, High welfare for the livestock, looking after the land and selling direct to the public with the farm shop and milk round this is proper farming and great to see. Plus if your dad had bought a new John Deere and put up a big new shed he wouldn't be able to play golf on a Wednesday as he'd be having to try and find the money to pay for all.
Steven Moorcroft hahaha thanks Steven, means a lot that 😀
Nice one as always !
Awesome nice to see the ginger chat section one thing you forgot to cover is whats your favorite biscuits on the farm lol keep it up tom and the old man epic 👍
00networker/TeamHtDh-Uk hahahaha Thanks mate
hey tom another great video as always heres a question for you if u had say £500k money given to you for new equipment what would u get?. How long did it take you to do 1 field with that spreader?
BrazyCastard Great Question. Probably a farm shop cafe but if I wasn’t allowed to do that. Erm... bit bigger tractor, bigger tanker. Not a bigger spreader because you can hire them in cheap really. Probs a new cattle trailer, of and some cattle brush’s and that would do it I think. Don’t need 500k
@@TomPembertonFarmLife hehe £500k was just a random amount but thx for that really cool what tractor would u go for a massy maybe i no u like them :)
Wouldn’t you get a robot tom? Save some time milking?