I follow many on here, but you are one of the few people, i sit and watch with no skipping. Your videos for me are relaxing, a nice reminder of my childhood. Sheep not cows, but just as hard work. Hugs too all of yours.
I appreciate that greatly and glad you enjoy our videos, I try to keep things moving along at a fast pace so people don’t get bored. I don’t talk or walk this fast in real life 😜👍
Silage season is always a fine balance between weather conditions and machinery issues. I remember my Uncle renting extra land for a few bales one year. They were baled and wrapped late evening so the plan was to draw them home in the morning. What a disaster..... The crows had been there before us. 36 out of 54 bales had to be wrapped again before we could stack them. A valuable lesson learned around 35 years ago. Another enjoyable video as usual. Thanks for sharing your week with us
Hi Adrian, really enjoy watching your videos over here in the Adelaide Hills South Australia. I love how you can fix things, and the improvisations you sometimes have to make. I recently discovered a qick way to go back to the oldest videos and have started from number 1 in 2019. I'm up to January 2021, and am enjoying the "history" of the past few years and seeing all the changes taking place 👏👌💕
Funny you should say... I've recently noticed that next door's young dad and his small son have started singing very loudly when I've uttered a minor something or other under my breath in the garden... I haven't broached it with them yet, but maybe now I've noticed I can catch myself 🤣🤣🤣😇
I loveeee it too and I'm an old 75yr old woman, wouldn't miss any of Adrian's youtube clips.. he's such a pleasure to watch and a pleasure as to how he never let's anything that's almost broken to just lye there, he's onto it straight away and repairs it. Cheers from Omagh.. ❤
@@paulineheaney6945 @paulineheaney I agree, i'm a 57 year old woman that can't farm anymore, and you are right,Adrian doesn't let anything go broken, he's talented and makes all the repairs look so easy, and that is from a woman who is not mechanically inclined! He's awesome!
Fantastic video Adrian, fantastic wife and family, those girls are not only bonny lassies, but very good at the farming. Love watching you all, every Sunday, you make my day. Keep well and happy all of you. ❤
Hi Adrian, I am watching your video from West Australia. You mentioned that tea in a field always tastes better, and I agree, i remember as a young lad making hay on my parents farm near Delvin my mother would bring us out bottles of tea, and homemade bread. It was the most enjoyable part of making making hay at least as far as I was concerned. I enjoy your videos keep up the good work.
Hi Adrian. You may of had a few issues but like usual with your quick thinking and familys help all was taken care of.i always look forward to your content on a Sunday/ so thanks .take care
Adrian, always look forward to your videos. There's always something positive to come out of it even if you have to look hard. Thankful for Sinead and Sophia being able and available to help. That's awesome 👍
I probably would have left the bales in the field until the morning, but that might have bitten me later 😮. It's nice to have someone else to help you out with a quick fix to save you from dropping what you are doing to deal with it.Well done girls 😂
I did that once before and couldn’t believe the damage that was done in just a few hours, grey crows mostly. I certainly would rather leave them if i could.
Great video Mate I’ll never forget making wines of hay and the bucket with bottles of tea and sandwiches fresh corn beef Best mugs of tea ever out in field with the smell of hay brings back memories
Well played Adrian and the family, you done well to get them all in despite the issues. They can all give bother no matter the colour or the numbers on the bonnet. I know.😩😩.
Great video - of the charms and hassles of silaging - and the blessing of having a supportive, creative and hard-working family. Here's to your 3rd cut!
A great video as ever, Adrian. Tanks for me breath of fresh air, I dunno where I’d be without it every week living in da Smoke as I do. Girl power was a blessing after the runaway bale, sure you’d be lost without the Morris Women 💪💪😜🤪😂👏👏👏
Ahh the smell of fresh cut grass, and agree you can't beat eating out-doors! Great team to pull together and deal with the problems! Cheers, from Fife, Scotland
By forgetting to put the leg up on the mower and getting away with not damaging it, you tempted the gremlins to try and get you again. Still, you foiled the little rascals again, so they thad another go and made an oily mess. The bale stacking looks fine. They are only there temporarily anyway. The wonderful paint job camouflages the tiny bit of disorder well, so I doubt anyone would have noticed anyway. Good to see you happy and having fun at the end!
Hi I would like to know when are you starting more work on the cottage again plus I like watching you work on your farm just to let you know my dad had a farm and in the summer time on school holidays I helped out and got paid for it and I loved it so much anyway more on the cottage please hope to hear from you soon keep up the good work you do on your farm I'm all for farmers what they do all year round 24/7 thanks Jon
Your throttle problem reminded me of a similar incident my wife suffered with her Fiat 126 many years ago, she fixed it with a hairgrip, it was still there working great when she sold the car 3yrs later.😄
Another interesting video Adrian, they say problems !,,,they come in threes , two tractors two oil leaks and bracket broken on the roller bale spike, but again you take it all in your stride,👍 nice to see not many flys around the calves, and perfect for your family to help out at busy times 👍🍻
Adrian you should be very proud off yourself that you were able fix as you went and that your amazing family are so good I so agree them owl masseys letting you down 😂
Your right Adrian sandwiches and a cup of tea do taste better outside l used to love a picnic as a boy and now my grandchildren love it too weather permitting. Really enjoy your videos can't believe a year has gone by since l last saw you stacking bails, also love the smell of a field which has just been harvested.
Lucky that bale didn’t hit the calves. It could have been a real disaster. You really do work hard, between the farming and the video production. A great video. I loved the shots with the camera low down on the mower.
Brilliant another masterclass in farming this is essential viewing there’s nothing wrong with Massey Ferguson brilliant tractors the cheeky so and so probably got a Lamborghini like Clarkson 😂🤣😂. I live in rural Suffolk and I follow Ipswich Town FC AND WE ARE THE TRACTOR BOYS 😂😂😂
that was a long working day but a good job done - doesn't matter what the stack looks like it matter whether the quality is good the cattle don't care what the stack looks like
Great video Adrian you can’t beat a bit of help and the job the lady’s did on the fence was very good for an emergency you could find yourself unemployed very easily . Did you get the bale out of the bog .
Is it funny Adrian, how it is never something in plain view that breaks, it is always something in the most awkward place. My fafher used to say it makes you exercise your mind!!!!!!
Youll have to lend your ear muffs to your baler man ,for the next time hes out for pints! If it had of been the baling Olympics he'd of got the gold!🇮🇪 Great video ,& a great back up team !!!
Never used a double bale handle, but wondering could you place a 3rd bale on top, before leaving the field, so you'd bring 4 rather than 3, every time?
From a non farmer..whats the idea behind putting the bales in when it is dark..would it not be easier to see them in field and stack them the next morning when bright outside again
How many weeks do you leave grass growing before cutting it you said you're grass ls leafy I find you drink more tea when out in the field great job on the fencing 👏
great video, queation for you, the nugent bale handler seems awful wide, any one i uses the bales do be nearly touching so it doesn't be that wide for the road where as your seems very wide for the road, is that just they way all nugents are made or did you get it made like that, also seems harder to stack bales tight and neatly together when the bales are spread apart.
That’s a good question, it’s too wide and it gaps the bales to fare apart. I didn’t realise this when I bought it a few years back, i don’t know why they designed it that way. When you’re stacking the bales the wider gap lets the upper bales sit much lower and almost push them apart if you get me. Very easy to catch a hedge or gap post too. I’ve taught about changing it for that very reason
Great crack as always Adrian, drone shots looked fine you would never have known a 4 year old was not flying it 😂, that's the problem with having massey you can never have enough oil about you, lucky enough with the bale I had that happen here once hit the steps on the contractors big John Deer and snapped them off lucky no on was standing as we were stopped for our tea at the time, these things happen to every one and your right tea tastes much better when your out in the field how is that, I wounder if its to do with childhood memories, when like you life is stacked against us I always say well there is another day tomorrow not even touched yet and sure enough the next day is always worse 😂😂, good luck to you and all the family
Another great entry to seasonal farming journal ….. and you’re right - well not the only one who thinks tea and cake tastes so much better in a silage or hay field - it’s a fact!
🥰xx Thank you for all your hard work and your lovely Family. xxxxxxx
I follow many on here, but you are one of the few people, i sit and watch with no skipping. Your videos for me are relaxing, a nice reminder of my childhood. Sheep not cows, but just as hard work. Hugs too all of yours.
I appreciate that greatly and glad you enjoy our videos, I try to keep things moving along at a fast pace so people don’t get bored. I don’t talk or walk this fast in real life 😜👍
The family that farms together, laughs together, otherwise, you would cry alone at how often things go wrong at the worst time.
Silage season is always a fine balance between weather conditions and machinery issues. I remember my Uncle renting extra land for a few bales one year. They were baled and wrapped late evening so the plan was to
draw them home in the morning. What a disaster..... The crows had been there before us. 36 out of 54 bales had to be wrapped again before we could stack them. A valuable lesson learned around 35 years ago. Another enjoyable video as usual. Thanks for sharing your week with us
Hi Adrian, really enjoy watching your videos over here in the Adelaide Hills South Australia. I love how you can fix things, and the improvisations you sometimes have to make. I recently discovered a qick way to go back to the oldest videos and have started from number 1 in 2019. I'm up to January 2021, and am enjoying the "history" of the past few years and seeing all the changes taking place 👏👌💕
Well done Adrian especially for keeping the language in check when things go wrong 😂😂!!
Funny you should say... I've recently noticed that next door's young dad and his small son have started singing very loudly when I've uttered a minor something or other under my breath in the garden... I haven't broached it with them yet, but maybe now I've noticed I can catch myself 🤣🤣🤣😇
Nothing beats the smell of fresh cut grass or hay! Love it!!!
I loveeee it too and I'm an old 75yr old woman, wouldn't miss any of Adrian's youtube clips.. he's such a pleasure to watch and a pleasure as to how he never let's anything that's almost broken to just lye there, he's onto it straight away and repairs it. Cheers from Omagh.. ❤
@@paulineheaney6945 @paulineheaney I agree, i'm a 57 year old woman that can't farm anymore, and you are right,Adrian doesn't let anything go broken, he's talented and makes all the repairs look so easy, and that is from a woman who is not mechanically inclined! He's awesome!
There sure is something lovely about ateing the grub outside while working Adrian. I am with ya on that one 😊
Yes the cup of tea out on the field is lovely,it was even nicer back in the day at the bog when u had a pain in ur back from the turf. 😅
So nice to see the family working together.
What a great backup crew you have Adrian really enjoy your content.
Hard to beat a drop of tea when mowing Adrian 👍🏻
Yes the tea always tastes so good out in the field or in the bog.
Fantastic video Adrian, fantastic wife and family, those girls are not only bonny lassies, but very good at the farming. Love watching you all, every Sunday, you make my day. Keep well and happy all of you. ❤
Love the drone footage! Long hours your putting in. Thanks Adrian
Another great video nice to see the family all together the young calf’s are looking great Adrian 👍👍👍
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What was that noise there Adrian 🤨
😂
Egg sandwiches 🥪 haha
IT'S LOVELY TO THE FAMILY WORKING ON THE FARM ADRIAN AND AND FAMILY ❤
Thanks for the show Adrian and family ❤️🌹🍻
Have to say Sinead's cam was a real joy - Glad to see you guys enjoying thigs, as a family, even when its against you.
A picnic lunch is always a treat. Well done Sinead and girls. 👍👍
Hi Adrian, I am watching your video from West Australia. You mentioned that tea in a field always tastes better, and I agree, i remember as a young lad making hay on my parents farm near Delvin my mother would bring us out bottles of tea, and homemade bread. It was the most enjoyable part of making making hay at least as far as I was concerned. I enjoy your videos keep up the good work.
Thought Sineads commentary was very good regarding the fence and the runaway bail. Great video in general.
Super night time shots great to see the family working together 👌☘️
Hi Adrian. You may of had a few issues but like usual with your quick thinking and familys help all was taken care of.i always look forward to your content on a Sunday/ so thanks .take care
Adrian, always look forward to your videos. There's always something positive to come out of it even if you have to look hard. Thankful for Sinead and Sophia being able and available to help. That's awesome 👍
Cheers Jim 👍
That's a class video of you making the sliage and great job 🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉
I probably would have left the bales in the field until the morning, but that might have bitten me later 😮. It's nice to have someone else to help you out with a quick fix to save you from dropping what you are doing to deal with it.Well done girls 😂
I did that once before and couldn’t believe the damage that was done in just a few hours, grey crows mostly. I certainly would rather leave them if i could.
Adrian, you are blessed with a wonderful family, of girls! Good video, really enjoyed watching, again!
Great video ur a hard working man and ur family all pulling together take care
Well done Sinead. As you say, Mr I farm we Farm (great wife and great girls) ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
Another great video has always Adrian Sinead and girls 👍
Grand job there Adrian as you said can't beat the smell of cut grass 👍 the girls did you proud ❤👏👏
I always look forward to Sunday mornings with IFWF!
Great job by the emergency fencing crew! 👍
Great video Mate I’ll never forget making wines of hay and the bucket with bottles of tea and sandwiches fresh corn beef
Best mugs of tea ever out in field with the smell of hay
brings back memories
Well played Adrian and the family, you done well to get them all in despite the issues. They can all give bother no matter the colour or the numbers on the bonnet. I know.😩😩.
Great video - of the charms and hassles of silaging - and the blessing of having a supportive, creative and hard-working family. Here's to your 3rd cut!
Sitting in traffic for the tullamore show watching this😅
It a show I never was at, hope to get some year as it always looks good 👍
Best of luck with everything on the farm ahead this week & thanks for all the videos 👍👍
A great video as ever, Adrian. Tanks for me breath of fresh air, I dunno where I’d be without it every week living in da Smoke as I do. Girl power was a blessing after the runaway bale, sure you’d be lost without the Morris Women 💪💪😜🤪😂👏👏👏
Ahh the smell of fresh cut grass, and agree you can't beat eating out-doors! Great team to pull together and deal with the problems!
Cheers, from Fife, Scotland
Great content! I enjoy your videos every Sunday! Take care and be safe...
Absolutely correct Adrian , any food or drink brought to the field by someone tastes terrific.
By forgetting to put the leg up on the mower and getting away with not damaging it, you tempted the gremlins to try and get you again. Still, you foiled the little rascals again, so they thad another go and made an oily mess. The bale stacking looks fine. They are only there temporarily anyway. The wonderful paint job camouflages the tiny bit of disorder well, so I doubt anyone would have noticed anyway. Good to see you happy and having fun at the end!
Great video Adrian. Enjoyed watching. 👍🏼👍🏼
Look on the good side. We all love a good disaster movie. Start to end.. Great to see cameo from the Farm Manager and the backup crew..
Hi I would like to know when are you starting more work on the cottage again plus I like watching you work on your farm just to let you know my dad had a farm and in the summer time on school holidays I helped out and got paid for it and I loved it so much anyway more on the cottage please hope to hear from you soon keep up the good work you do on your farm I'm all for farmers what they do all year round 24/7 thanks Jon
In the autumn ( fall ) Jon. Have more free time then 👍
Your throttle problem reminded me of a similar incident my wife suffered with her Fiat 126 many years ago, she fixed it with a hairgrip, it was still there working great when she sold the car 3yrs later.😄
Great video Adrian as always 👌
Great video, and you have great help from your family and glad you got a good crop of bales and hope you get another good one for the third cut silage
Great video Adrian good luck with the second cut
Another interesting video Adrian, they say problems !,,,they come in threes , two tractors two oil leaks and bracket broken on the roller bale spike, but again you take it all in your stride,👍 nice to see not many flys around the calves, and perfect for your family to help out at busy times 👍🍻
Well Adrian, bad summer, great to get ur silage in nice calfs, great video chat soon kieran from laghey donegal
Cracking job on the fence sinead,😊
Adrian you should be very proud off yourself that you were able fix as you went and that your amazing family are so good I so agree them owl masseys letting you down 😂
You mean "aul" massey's not "owl" lol 😅 just a wee bit of craic that I'm having with you. 😅
great channel! supporting from ulster we just got our hay up last week
Your right Adrian sandwiches and a cup of tea do taste better outside l used to love a picnic as a boy and now my grandchildren love it too weather permitting. Really enjoy your videos can't believe a year has gone by since l last saw you stacking bails, also love the smell of a field which has just been harvested.
A runaway bale! doesn't bear thinking about 😨 Bonus points to the ladies this week.
Lucky that bale didn’t hit the calves. It could have been a real disaster.
You really do work hard, between the farming and the video production. A great video. I loved the shots with the camera low down on the mower.
Great video Adrian👍🏻 great team work 👍🏻❤
Cracking video as always. Your some man Adrian
Hi Adrain. Wonder if you're regretting not buying a Valtra. Remember you looking at one at one stage. 😊 Love the videos. 👌
Good job Adrian
Brilliant another masterclass in farming this is essential viewing there’s nothing wrong with Massey Ferguson brilliant tractors the cheeky so and so probably got a Lamborghini like Clarkson 😂🤣😂. I live in rural Suffolk and I follow Ipswich Town FC AND WE ARE THE TRACTOR BOYS 😂😂😂
Great family.
Trouble usually comes in threes. So, you’re fine now! 😆
Blind man would be pleased to see the bales
Machines are always the same they never break in the shed😂
Some bunch of ladys u have there Adrian 👌🏻
Good to get it done 💪
4:54 Food outdoors always Tastes Better than Food Indoors, which is why so many Food Establishments offer Outdoor Dining.
that was a long working day but a good job done - doesn't matter what the stack looks like it matter whether the quality is good the cattle don't care what the stack looks like
Great video Adrian you can’t beat a bit of help and the job the lady’s did on the fence was very good for an emergency you could find yourself unemployed very easily . Did you get the bale out of the bog .
Yes and we loaded it back on the baler to be wrapped again. Surprisingly there was only one little tear on the plastic
He would have done you a favour if that bale flattened the cottage 😂
Good work from the emergency crew
Is it funny Adrian, how it is never something in plain view that breaks, it is always something in the most awkward place. My fafher used to say it makes you exercise your mind!!!!!!
Cuppa tea in field 100%
Great vid 👍🏻
Great video
Youll have to lend your ear muffs to your baler man ,for the next time hes out for pints!
If it had of been the baling Olympics he'd of got the gold!🇮🇪
Great video ,& a great back up team !!!
Never used a double bale handle, but wondering could you place a 3rd bale on top, before leaving the field, so you'd bring 4 rather than 3, every time?
Main man himself
I'm hoping you don't bounce through the roof of that tractor bouncing up and down in the seat. 😂 Careful you don't lose your breaky! 😅
Hi Adrian, do you test your silage for DMD values etc.
Hola buenas noches, podrias decirme para que son esas ramas que tienes colgadas del techo del establo. Gracias un saludo desde Asturias
From a non farmer..whats the idea behind putting the bales in when it is dark..would it not be easier to see them in field and stack them the next morning when bright outside again
Totally agree about eating in a field or d bog savage ! Years ago TK orange !
Thank god one of the calves wernt hurt 🙏
Crows are the main pests when it comes to silage bales as bales can be attacked by them if they’re not painted or hidden out of their flying sights.
How many weeks do you leave grass growing before cutting it you said you're grass ls leafy
I find you drink more tea when out in the field great job on the fencing 👏
All's well that ends well.🤞. 🤗❤️🌈🙏🕊️
Sinead is a handy one! :D
great video, queation for you, the nugent bale handler seems awful wide, any one i uses the bales do be nearly touching so it doesn't be that wide for the road where as your seems very wide for the road, is that just they way all nugents are made or did you get it made like that, also seems harder to stack bales tight and neatly together when the bales are spread apart.
That’s a good question, it’s too wide and it gaps the bales to fare apart. I didn’t realise this when I bought it a few years back, i don’t know why they designed it that way. When you’re stacking the bales the wider gap lets the upper bales sit much lower and almost push them apart if you get me.
Very easy to catch a hedge or gap post too. I’ve taught about changing it for that very reason
I heard it was 3hrs in the pub !😂
that nugent looks to be keeping the bales very far apart or are the bales smaller? Those first few in the yard were anyway.
Good vid 👍
Good stuff
Great crack as always Adrian, drone shots looked fine you would never have known a 4 year old was not flying it 😂, that's the problem with having massey you can never have enough oil about you, lucky enough with the bale I had that happen here once hit the steps on the contractors big John Deer and snapped them off lucky no on was standing as we were stopped for our tea at the time, these things happen to every one and your right tea tastes much better when your out in the field how is that, I wounder if its to do with childhood memories, when like you life is stacked against us I always say well there is another day tomorrow not even touched yet and sure enough the next day is always worse 😂😂, good luck to you and all the family
Mr ifarmwefarm 😂.
Another great entry to seasonal farming journal ….. and you’re right - well not the only one who thinks tea and cake tastes so much better in a silage or hay field - it’s a fact!