Even when the farm is short on staff, Josh decides to fire up the camera & make a video all day. What a creator. Was funny when you filled your boot up with water! Hope you got it sorted. 👍🏼
A little jump in the morning will get most of us going 😀. For a young dog Gus is really good with the calves. I also notice he's quite partial to a bit of calf poo!
Those calves in the pen that you dehorned a calf. If you take the gates of the front and put a ratchet strap on so you can adjust the hght for feeding? Just a thought and it is better the calves rub there heads/necks n the strap than a metal bar. Hope this helps.😄
Great video Josh! Lots of work for the winter. You need a dump wagon to store the dairy barn dung in for a few days so you don't have to make so many trips across the yard. Fortunately, it seems when you guys identify a problem, there is support from the higher ups to do what needs to be done for a permanent solution. Sorry you had a boot full of water and then your face sprayed. Glad you're staying healthy and hopefully the rest of the lads will be back with you soon. Enjoyed the video and seeing Gus running well. Well done!
Yeah we could do. Problem is it would always be in the way! I'm sure we will figure something out to make it a bit more efficient! Haha! Everyone seemed to enjoy me getting wet! Thanks pal!
Very clear explanations as I discover your channel and the farm. Looks incredibly tidy, well-equipped. In one of your vids (I have been binge watching), you say it is a research facility/farm. I presume it has a commercial side to it. Surprised you don’t seem to have a large slurry tank👍👍👏
Thanks Mike! Glad I am explaining things well! We do have a commercial side to it as well. Any animals that are not put into research are reared commercially and also any ground we grow crops on that are not for research are treated commercially.
Good question! The tyres on it are nearly ready for changing so we thought we would wear them out over winter and have a new set for the spring when we start field work again! 👍🏼
Not sure if you keep the electric Plugged in on the straw chopper tractor but we had the same problem with our tractor . The new straw choppers drain the battery that’s what we found on our 6920 with the same chopper
Ahh right, we do leave it plugged in, but always turn it off. This particular battery has been dodgy for a long while, perhaps this was the final straw?
Even when the farm is short on staff, Josh decides to fire up the camera & make a video all day. What a creator.
Was funny when you filled your boot up with water! Hope you got it sorted. 👍🏼
Haha! People like to see what's going on! Even when it is me filling my boots! Thanks Chris!
@@JMFarming Exactly what I like about you. Have you tried Nora Dolomite wellies? Unlined so wipe dry with a cloth
(or your hat).
@@johnlong3214 I know the ones you are one about! I’ve become to attached to my memory foam inners! 😂
smashing video Josh...thank you for sharing a busy day in the lfe of a Farmer 👍👍
Glad you enjoyed it Keith!
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nice wee video showing what needs to be done on a daily basis on a farm. good you had a chance to do it while you were on your own.
Thanks very much! 👍👍
A little jump in the morning will get most of us going 😀.
For a young dog Gus is really good with the calves. I also notice he's quite partial to a bit of calf poo!
Indeed! He is, he’s yet to refuse anything to eat! 😂
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You tipping water into your boot certainly made me chuckle😂😂 thought I was the only one who had a bad day at work.
Glad I can be entertaining! Hope it wasnt too bad!
Enjoyed very much thanks
Cheers Glyn!
Great video around the farm good stuff🚜👍
Thanks Kevin! 👍
Those calves in the pen that you dehorned a calf. If you take the gates of the front and put a ratchet strap on so you can adjust the hght for feeding? Just a thought and it is better the calves rub there heads/necks n the strap than a metal bar.
Hope this helps.😄
Thanks Andrew! As you can see it’s not really set up here for young calves!
Good video hopefully everyone will be back to work soon 👍
Thanks Philip! Should all be back to normal in a weeks time!
Great video Josh! Lots of work for the winter. You need a dump wagon to store the dairy barn dung in for a few days so you don't have to make so many trips across the yard. Fortunately, it seems when you guys identify a problem, there is support from the higher ups to do what needs to be done for a permanent solution. Sorry you had a boot full of water and then your face sprayed. Glad you're staying healthy and hopefully the rest of the lads will be back with you soon. Enjoyed the video and seeing Gus running well. Well done!
Yeah we could do. Problem is it would always be in the way! I'm sure we will figure something out to make it a bit more efficient! Haha! Everyone seemed to enjoy me getting wet! Thanks pal!
Great video as always keep up the great videos and work josh
Thanks John! 👍
Cracking video Josh. Life on a farm is not easy at times always something to be done
Never sat still that's for sure! Cheers Paddy!
Always gets thumbs up from me. Another good one Josh .........few hungry animals to look after and gus lends a hand out as well
Thanks Stephen! Appreciate it! He loves it!
First class video stock looking great I see Gus is like our sprocker Charlie he likes the wee calves too 👍
Thanks Paul! He loves it running around with them!
Great video josh 👍👍👌👌🦌🦌keep up the good work 👍👍👌👌😂😂😂😂
Thanks Sandy!
Great video Josh 👍 calf's looking great 👍
Cheers Antony! 👍🏼
Very clear explanations as I discover your channel and the farm. Looks incredibly tidy, well-equipped. In one of your vids (I have been binge watching), you say it is a research facility/farm. I presume it has a commercial side to it. Surprised you don’t seem to have a large slurry tank👍👍👏
Thanks Mike! Glad I am explaining things well! We do have a commercial side to it as well. Any animals that are not put into research are reared commercially and also any ground we grow crops on that are not for research are treated commercially.
Also, we dont really have slurry (apparently), although I think we would benefit from having a pit!
Another good video 👍
Thanks Allan! 👍
You should try putting scaffolding tubes across feed barriers for calves perks of them you can adjust them to height you want
Yes! We do have some so could do that. The calves aren’t big enough to reach the floor for feeding yet, just put hurdles up to stop escaping! 👍🏼
Kandungan anda sangat menyentuh
They would pick out the good bits if you faced good side of bale towards barrier
Thats a good point! They would have!
Not much fun getting a boot full of cold water!
There were some words muttered, but I couldn't put those on UA-cam!
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Yeah! I would have too, thought I heard a faint f word?
Hi josh why is the 155 on the diet feeder I thought the 6620s normally do the feeding and bedding 👍
Good question! The tyres on it are nearly ready for changing so we thought we would wear them out over winter and have a new set for the spring when we start field work again! 👍🏼
@@JMFarming ah i see that is very logical
Great vid. How many hours a week do you put on the manitou now its winter?
Hard to say really, it did about 1000 in its first year, but most of those in the winter! A good 3/4 a day now!
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This is just for familiar settings story
Not sure if you keep the electric Plugged in on the straw chopper tractor but we had the same problem with our tractor . The new straw choppers drain the battery that’s what we found on our 6920 with the same chopper
Ahh right, we do leave it plugged in, but always turn it off. This particular battery has been dodgy for a long while, perhaps this was the final straw?
@@JMFarming quite possibly
You might well be right here Jim, just had to jump it again on its new battery! Will be unplugging it tonight!
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Hello I’m very interested to work in the farm I have experienc too
How I can apply o if you can give a posibiliti to work meany thanks
How about employing me to help take care of them cows
Thats what we have the main man Jon for!
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Thanks John!