Hello Karen you have inspired me so much. I live in Johannesburg South Africa. I am 72 yrs old. There were so many painting jobs to do and also cleaning the toilet bowl. I have been making excuses. But when I see how hard you work I got stuck in and spent the day cleaning and also started doing some painting. So keep up the videos coming. You are amazing!
Fair play to you. work so hard helping your dad. lots of people nowadays just don't whant to work thay only whant handouts people like you are getting rare nice to see a woman getting her hands dirty good on you girl keep up the good work
I picked up an old street sweeper broom and drilled a hole for a metal pole at a 45 degree angle and had a metal plate welded to the pipe to keep the broom off the ground and the broom just slid over the top of the metal pole and the cattle loved brushing up against it, it also kept them brushed out real nice never had any manure clumps stuck on them.
Respect to your dad also, there's a lot of people that would just give up on what they love doing. But he's not letting anything stop him from doing what he loves. Great video again, your going to do really well here on UA-cam I've got that feeling. Already looking forward to your next one.
Excellent work with the Chainsaw, 👍 You need Ear Protectors in the Tractor and when using the Petrol driven tools, Your Hearing will be Damaged in the Long run ,Please use them, 😊
Well Karen, ground very wet lovely cattle, great condition, you are a very busy woman, fair play to u , great video, chat soon kieran from Laghey donegal town
You are an amazing young woman and have my greatest admiration for the way you tackle the work on the farm and your talks are always interesting. Gee i wish i was a young man again and i get to Kerry to help you!!! You dad must be so thankful he has such an amazing daughter to help him with the tasks he can no longer do because of his accident.
Hiya karen, Great video; thank you. As a disabled person; I've been on elbow crutches for about 20 years now. Anyway when you are disabled; it's wonderful to be needed if only for your brain now. So keep asking your dad for help, it may help him. It does help me. Stay safe, Steve...
Stumbled across your channel Karen and fair play to you and your dad for running a tidy ship. Great to see the passion you have for farming. Just a tip for you when using the chain saw or hedge cutter etc. please invest in a decent pair of gloves, hard hat with a face guard and protective trousers as I had an accident in November with a hedge trimmer. If I was wearing a decent pair of gloves I might have come off better.
Karen, great seeing you and your father working together! He has so much knowledge to pass down to you 💜 With respect to the “pole saw”, you made great work with that. I am excited as we just purchased our first pole saw and this winter I am looking forward to trimming our “apple trees”, while they’re in their dormancy. Be Well!!
Welcome to UA-cam have seen your tiktok and your a hard grafter No need for mod cons and fancy tractor your making use of what you have Frend got new fork at Xmas to replace last one he has over 20 years He still prefers old one too😅😅 Keep up good work
When it comes to survival, we are visual animals. As a species, our eyesight is our most developed sense. We have a stereoscopic sight that can detect a wide variety of colors and shading. This, in turn, lets us see easily see patterns and movement. These combined abilities allowed us to avoid becoming dinner while trying to get dinner for ourselves. Our vision helped us to physically succeed, and it still does today. 🥰🥰🥰❤
Great to see your Dad still working alongside you and to see your respect for him. Beautiful videos! I think I noticed a mouse on the pathway behind you when you were scraping up, but it may have been a bird. Please consider some safety glasses when you use the chainsaw, even if its an extended one, as a small piece of wood could easily damage an eye.
Graip or Grape is our name for the fork here in Co Antrim! When you upgrade the 135 make sure to get yourself a McHale bale knife. Best thing we ever got for the feeding. Bale quartered and split between pens in minutes with minimal graiping!!
When you want to roll up electric fence wire and have nothing to wind it around, just wrap it around Yr elbow and up over Yr thump and between Yr 1st finger. Just like one might roll up a rope or an electrician would roll up a cable etc,It's easy and you don't need anything else .I Love Yr videos, I just came upon them earlier today.❤️❤️🙏
Good morning Karen, just watched this video and and can't believe someone said that they get a new hay fork a year 😮 I still have my grandfather's (I know them as a sipit it's a Yorkshire term) and is still going good today with a coat of linseed oil on the shaft each winter as with all my hand tools. Keep up your amazing hard work 👍👍👍
Love your video.l started with a Ford 3000. had it for Marie years.know what its like to restle heavie bails I think your doing a mightey job. Give the boys a run for there money. keep on farming.from jp.
If you need to change the head of the fork, get the handle taken off it and changed over. Equally, my grandad got an iron bar drilled into his handles many moons ago now but we still use them on the farm. Very sturdy stuff.
Karen As someone who uses a pole saw often, always wear a helmet with a visor and ear defenders. Even if working low down, i got several bangs on the helmet.
Have you many acres to fence, it could do with a hedge cutting or mulching first before you fence it. One strand of mains wire will probably do. I do fencing and if you need a hand putting ill give you a day with post driver and putting it up..
good to see your dad helping you out . Thats a nice saw to work with and if you can get a bale knife its so easy for you to do the foddering keep up the video.
Credit to you, great team work by yourself and dad hope you're UA-cam channel is successful I think it will your dedicated and a tuff bit of stuff fairplay to you you'd put some men to shame
Hi Karen - have just discovered your great videos. Maybe a rather awkward question and sorry if it upsets you - is your Dads' injury a short term thing or is he now disabled permanently from his work accident ? You're such a hard worker, out in all weathers too, never complain - what a great woman you are
@@karenmoynihanfarm hi again, that was a rather painful question to be asking anyone, and I'm terribly sorry - I didn't know the full details. You are such a trooper - your Dad will indeed be proud of the daughter he has brought up, no question. You're a great role model for young ladies everywhere. Wishing you, your Mum and Dad well
@@karenmoynihanfarm Brilliant love to know where all the Irish UA-camrs are from you must be neighbours with Mr CVX then I myself am from County Down and love watching youse all
Jesus Karen not only are you keeping up with the big beef farmers your now showing up the Canadian lumberjacks 😂 nice to see you cutting correctly as soon as it starts to pinch on the top an finish from the bottom up, credit to your dad as he's teaching you well.
Any problems with the cows pulling in silage into the slats with the straight pipe?? Plus I think sanding the handle of the pike maybe not a good idea, could have a lot of blisters after.. 😩Did you ever consider purebred cattle?
Is tour dad able to ride a 4x4 farm thingy me bob is he able to get about the farm I'm trying to think of them farm things our local shoot would use for the shoot
Another tip dont do all the videos straight a way or questions as you can maybe answer 1 or 2 a week but also show how your day goes also I watch youtube and no tv and have done for years and got a few tips I like to think as I sub to many farmers and that also try not to give to much privet info as ppl can be sods on this place if you know what I'm talking about
You have a slower er day as it is your holiday love the videos also as your new be very suspicious about anything from companys look into them as we have a few who try take advantage of new youtubers ever in doubt ask another youtuber I'm sure u have 1 close by as your first 3 videos are good and you are doing good on views and subs for a youtube noob
Also another tip a dead bat pm the mic when outside mabe or over it to stop the wind in some parts as missed a few bits where I could not understand but your videos are a lot better than some I've fallowed fir 2 plus years lol
A great video Karen. Credit to you. Please invest in a safety helmet when using the chainsaw. Its seriously worth it. Protect your eyes at the very least
earmuffs and glasses. i wish i had been told that at your age, machinery and chainsaws etc will rob your hearing so easily. enjoying your video's here in new zealand.
You slipped up Karen, your things you need most on the Farm the 135 is second, your Dad is number 1, that would have scored you a few brownie points, what do you do when your not at the Farm because it sounds like you have another job or did I miss that video
The ICB water 💦 tank are so so handy . We have them all over construction 🏗️ sites be lost without them . Taught the ICB would of been in ur top 3 but as the lad / girl says you could have a top 3 for every of the 4 seasons Karen .. ur as tough as nails not them ⏩ 💅😊. Do ya play the GAA or footie ⚽ say ya be a tough cookie 🍪 on the pitch
I didn't think about the tank actually but now that you mention it I use it for blocking up gaps and everything 😂 I played both but tore my cruciate ligament twice and had 2 ops to try and fix it but too much damage done unfortunately so it was early retirement for me 😅
@@karenmoynihanfarm 🤫 that's both of us in the same boat ⛵😰 only i did my L4 / L5 disc on me lower Lumbar they fused me back together did a bit of welding on me only when u end up in the hospital 🏥 you truly appreciate the jobs 😷 surgeons do and the nurses to get us back to were we can get back to work #you health is ur wealth 🙏
Hello Karen you have inspired me so much. I live in Johannesburg South Africa. I am 72 yrs old. There were so many painting jobs to do and also cleaning the toilet bowl. I have been making excuses. But when I see how hard you work I got stuck in and spent the day cleaning and also started doing some painting. So keep up the videos coming. You are amazing!
Thank you! 😃
Fair play to you. work so hard helping your dad. lots of people nowadays just don't whant to work thay only whant handouts people like you are getting rare nice to see a woman getting her hands dirty good on you girl keep up the good work
I picked up an old street sweeper broom and drilled a hole for a metal pole at a 45 degree angle and had a metal plate welded to the pipe to keep the broom off the ground and the broom just slid over the top of the metal pole and the cattle loved brushing up against it, it also kept them brushed out real nice never had any manure clumps stuck on them.
This is going to be a great channel 👍👏
Thank you so much, that is so kind! 😊
A great father and daughter team. This channel is destined for greatness 💪💪💪
Awh thank you so much!!! 😊
Get yourself a three pronged fork. Lighter and much easier to use for bale silage than the four prong which is fine for chopped pit silage.
I'll check it out for sure 👍
Respect to your dad also, there's a lot of people that would just give up on what they love doing. But he's not letting anything stop him from doing what he loves. Great video again, your going to do really well here on UA-cam I've got that feeling. Already looking forward to your next one.
Thank you I really appreciate that
Excellent work with the Chainsaw, 👍 You need Ear Protectors in the Tractor and when using the Petrol driven tools, Your Hearing will be Damaged in the Long run ,Please use them, 😊
Well Karen, ground very wet lovely cattle, great condition, you are a very busy woman, fair play to u , great video, chat soon kieran from Laghey donegal town
Another Excellent video Karen, your a truly remarkable, in the fact you don't mind hard work. Every credit too you for that. 👌👏🏻👏🏻
You are an amazing young woman and have my greatest admiration for the way you tackle the work on the farm and your talks are always interesting. Gee i wish i was a young man again and i get to Kerry to help you!!! You dad must be so thankful he has such an amazing daughter to help him with the tasks he can no longer do because of his accident.
Thank you
Hiya karen,
Great video; thank you. As a disabled person; I've been on elbow crutches for about 20 years now. Anyway when you are disabled; it's wonderful to be needed if only for your brain now. So keep asking your dad for help, it may help him. It does help me.
Stay safe, Steve...
Stumbled across your channel Karen and fair play to you and your dad for running a tidy ship. Great to see the passion you have for farming. Just a tip for you when using the chain saw or hedge cutter etc. please invest in a decent pair of gloves, hard hat with a face guard and protective trousers as I had an accident in November with a hedge trimmer. If I was wearing a decent pair of gloves I might have come off better.
Karen, great seeing you and your father working together! He has so much knowledge to pass down to you 💜 With respect to the “pole saw”, you made great work with that. I am excited as we just purchased our first pole saw and this winter I am looking forward to trimming our “apple trees”, while they’re in their dormancy. Be Well!!
Just love your show soo real big well done 🎉😂😮😅
All my life I have tried to pluck a thistle and plant a flower wherever the flower would grow in thought and mind.
Welcome to UA-cam have seen your tiktok and your a hard grafter No need for mod cons and fancy tractor your making use of what you have Frend got new fork at Xmas to replace last one he has over 20 years He still prefers old one too😅😅 Keep up good work
Another great video karen keep them coming great to see ur dad doing what he loves doing ur a fair woman fair play
Thank you!!
Great work, another great video.
Nice to see your Dad in your video Karen
Can beat the good old way bit hard work dont kill any one like the way you do it
You're as tough as old boots kar, the apple didn't fall too far from the tree. You're dad is an inspiration
Thank you!
That's very good work girl
Never heard it called a pike, its a grape here up north, a fork is a 2 pronged yoke for hay...keep the vids coming.
Luv your ambition and dedication. Keep up the good work and keep the vids coming
When it comes to survival, we are visual animals. As a species, our eyesight is our most developed sense. We have a stereoscopic sight that can detect a wide variety of colors and shading. This, in turn, lets us see easily see patterns and movement. These combined abilities allowed us to avoid becoming dinner while trying to get dinner for ourselves. Our vision helped us to physically succeed, and it still does today.
🥰🥰🥰❤
The Pike is a bit like triggers broom off Only Fools and Horses. 4 heads and 5 handles! Just good maintenance Del 😂😂👍🏻👍🏻Great videos well done 👍🏻
Great video Karen :) i find all those little jobs can take up so much time :) looking forward to your next video !!
And they always take longer than you expect 😅
I just watched all your videos. Very very well done. I have watched you a long time on TikTok. Congratulations on your brilliant videos
Thanks for the support!
@@karenmoynihanfarm no problem
Great video Karen
Seeing your dad giving you a refresher on the pole saw I bet he is super proud keep learning especially from your Dad all the best
Thank you
I like that scraper it looks like a nice tool to clean patio stones when they get overgrown :))
I'm sure it would do that job too 😅
Great to see your Dad still working alongside you and to see your respect for him. Beautiful videos! I think I noticed a mouse on the pathway behind you when you were scraping up, but it may have been a bird. Please consider some safety glasses when you use the chainsaw, even if its an extended one, as a small piece of wood could easily damage an eye.
That was a robin 😅 yes I know it was silly not to wear them, I forgot them and was too lazy to go back down for them
Good job
Graip or Grape is our name for the fork here in Co Antrim! When you upgrade the 135 make sure to get yourself a McHale bale knife. Best thing we ever got for the feeding. Bale quartered and split between pens in minutes with minimal graiping!!
Yes.. graipe is our name in Armagh too
You need a long handled 2 prong bale fork.
You have good cows and good heifers good will found to girl
Fantastic video.thanks for the update
Take care and bring on more content. Thanks.
Thank you!
Enjoyed so much
Thank you!
Bale splitter would be a great bit of kit for you,make feeding the silage alot easier.
When you want to roll up electric fence wire and have nothing to wind it around, just wrap it around Yr elbow and up over Yr thump and between Yr 1st finger. Just like one might roll up a rope or an electrician would roll up a cable etc,It's easy and you don't need anything else .I Love Yr videos, I just came upon them earlier today.❤️❤️🙏
Good morning Karen, just watched this video and and can't believe someone said that they get a new hay fork a year 😮 I still have my grandfather's (I know them as a sipit it's a Yorkshire term) and is still going good today with a coat of linseed oil on the shaft each winter as with all my hand tools. Keep up your amazing hard work 👍👍👍
I've never heard that term for it before. Thanks very much!
Karen fantastic vlog, Thanks for sharing and keep up the good work,.
Thank you
I do love my Stihl. The Combi system is great. I think I’ve every available attachment. Something like 9 or 10 different head for it.
Great channel great worker 👍
Thank you
Classy lady
Very Nice Video 📹 👍
Great video karan, no bother to you, lovely cattle well fed stock.
Thank you very much!
Nice Cattle
Thank you
Great video Karen
You are doing a fantastic job on your farm and your videos are top notch
Brilliant video ive never seen that scraper you use either 👌👍
It's a great job
Great video 👍, keep it going
Good Job ,,,buen trabajo...👍
You're one happy farmer
Great team you and your dad you are amazing in all you do on the farm
Try a three prong, ull love it, light and can do as much
Great job cutting the tree up Karen
Love your video.l started with a Ford 3000. had it for Marie years.know what its like to restle heavie bails I think your doing a mightey job. Give the boys a run for there money. keep on farming.from jp.
Excellent channel. Very detailed and to the point with your videos, but enjoyable to watch. Great job!!
Thanks very much
Nice weanling great video 👍
If you need to change the head of the fork, get the handle taken off it and changed over. Equally, my grandad got an iron bar drilled into his handles many moons ago now but we still use them on the farm. Very sturdy stuff.
Karen
As someone who uses a pole saw often, always wear a helmet with a visor and ear defenders. Even if working low down, i got several bangs on the helmet.
Sorry hear father fare play ya help out farm doing great job flyer on 135. What part Kerry from my mother dingle I live n y now
Great video. Just found your channel today so catching up on the videos now.
Thank you!
Great video👍
Have you many acres to fence, it could do with a hedge cutting or mulching first before you fence it. One strand of mains wire will probably do. I do fencing and if you need a hand putting ill give you a day with post driver and putting it up..
Great video Karen only came across you today will be watching from now on what part of the country are you from. Keep up the good work 👏
Thank you so much. I'm from Kerry
Great vlog Karen
😀
Super video and the cattle are looking massive!
good to see your dad helping you out . Thats a nice saw to work with and if you can get a bale knife its so easy for you to do the foddering keep up the video.
Thank you
Credit to you, great team work by yourself and dad hope you're UA-cam channel is successful I think it will your dedicated and a tuff bit of stuff fairplay to you you'd put some men to shame
Thank you very much
Great video Karen 👌
Hi Karen - have just discovered your great videos. Maybe a rather awkward question and sorry if it upsets you - is your Dads' injury a short term thing or is he now disabled permanently from his work accident ?
You're such a hard worker, out in all weathers too, never complain - what a great woman you are
Thank you. No unfortunately it's not a short term thing, he severed his spinal cord in a fall
@@karenmoynihanfarm hi again, that was a rather painful question to be asking anyone, and I'm terribly sorry - I didn't know the full details. You are such a trooper - your Dad will indeed be proud of the daughter he has brought up, no question. You're a great role model for young ladies everywhere. Wishing you, your Mum and Dad well
I have just stumbled across your channel on UA-cam very good was just wondering whereabouts in Ireland you are from
I'm from Kerry
@@karenmoynihanfarm Brilliant love to know where all the Irish UA-camrs are from you must be neighbours with Mr CVX then I myself am from County Down and love watching youse all
Yea but it has 6 new handles and two new heads😅😅😅👍
I would suggest you get a 3 prong pike/fork. You will never go back to a 4 prong.
I'll definitely have a look
Jesus Karen not only are you keeping up with the big beef farmers your now showing up the Canadian lumberjacks 😂 nice to see you cutting correctly as soon as it starts to pinch on the top an finish from the bottom up, credit to your dad as he's teaching you well.
🤣🤣🤣 ya that was all my Dad, he was telling me exactly what to do 😅
Nice one Karen, sit down with a cup of tea and watch Farmer Phil.
Yes!!
fair play Karen interesting vids
Great to see UA-cam balance on genders basis.. Keep up ..
Trying 😅😅
Great stuff Karen. Fair play to ya. Another great one. I like the trough's for the weanlings, yours or your father's handy work?
Oh that was most definitely my Dad. I wouldn't know where to start 🙈
Any problems with the cows pulling in silage into the slats with the straight pipe?? Plus I think sanding the handle of the pike maybe not a good idea, could have a lot of blisters after.. 😩Did you ever consider purebred cattle?
No issues thankfully, just small bits but nothing that would cause a problem. Thought about it but the father says no 🤣
@@karenmoynihanfarm the boss has spoken so.. 😂😂
@@briancronin8476 Exactly 🤣 I don't question 🤣
@@karenmoynihanfarm 😂😂
Is tour dad able to ride a 4x4 farm thingy me bob is he able to get about the farm I'm trying to think of them farm things our local shoot would use for the shoot
A UTV I WAS WANTING TO SAY BUT MY BRAIN IS DUMB AT BEST TIMES
Another tip dont do all the videos straight a way or questions as you can maybe answer 1 or 2 a week but also show how your day goes also I watch youtube and no tv and have done for years and got a few tips I like to think as I sub to many farmers and that also try not to give to much privet info as ppl can be sods on this place if you know what I'm talking about
Maybe when ppl ask a question ask them to # tag it so you can search them #Q or something
Side by side atv
He has a gator and that's what he uses to get around the place
You have a slower er day as it is your holiday love the videos also as your new be very suspicious about anything from companys look into them as we have a few who try take advantage of new youtubers ever in doubt ask another youtuber I'm sure u have 1 close by as your first 3 videos are good and you are doing good on views and subs for a youtube noob
Also another tip a dead bat pm the mic when outside mabe or over it to stop the wind in some parts as missed a few bits where I could not understand but your videos are a lot better than some I've fallowed fir 2 plus years lol
Good work, you are a great worker, subbed, what part of Ireland are you in?
I'm in Kerry
It’s a graipe by the way 😂😂
Nah it's really not 🤣🤣
A great video Karen. Credit to you. Please invest in a safety helmet when using the chainsaw. Its seriously worth it. Protect your eyes at the very least
Fair point 👍
earmuffs and glasses. i wish i had been told that at your age, machinery and chainsaws etc will rob your hearing so easily. enjoying your video's here in new zealand.
👀🙄🐾👍
You slipped up Karen, your things you need most on the Farm the 135 is second, your Dad is number 1, that would have scored you a few brownie points, what do you do when your not at the Farm because it sounds like you have another job or did I miss that video
You're right 😅😅😅
Are you up for a date
Really
God she's cute
The ICB water 💦 tank are so so handy . We have them all over construction 🏗️ sites be lost without them . Taught the ICB would of been in ur top 3 but as the lad / girl says you could have a top 3 for every of the 4 seasons Karen .. ur as tough as nails not them ⏩ 💅😊. Do ya play the GAA or footie ⚽ say ya be a tough cookie 🍪 on the pitch
I didn't think about the tank actually but now that you mention it I use it for blocking up gaps and everything 😂 I played both but tore my cruciate ligament twice and had 2 ops to try and fix it but too much damage done unfortunately so it was early retirement for me 😅
@@karenmoynihanfarm 🤫 that's both of us in the same boat ⛵😰 only i did my L4 / L5 disc on me lower Lumbar they fused me back together did a bit of welding on me only when u end up in the hospital 🏥 you truly appreciate the jobs 😷 surgeons do and the nurses to get us back to were we can get back to work #you health is ur wealth 🙏
Great video Karen