05/08/24. Fixing the Mustang and stoning the North yard.

OK, so the Mustang was an easy fix, It was a blocked solid pre filter in the water trap, and yes I could have done it myself, If I knew the gauze filter was in there..
Moving on. The first load of recycled type one has arrived and I'm itching to see how it goes down.
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[@davidcheal6067]

Mornin. M8. U have only. One. Choice. You. Have. The. Stock. And. Food. Just labour. 👍❤️✌️🚜

[@simonlichcaterpillarpower]

Good Morning Farmer P, very nice video!!!!! 😉👌👍👍👍👍👍💪💪💪💪💪 You are a good Machine Operator 👍👍👍👍👍

[@WillHughes-gz2zl]

Never seen a window go up faster than when famous Dave heard the kettle was going on😂

[@heather8303]

Must be satisfying seeing a refurbished yard.

[@ianratcliffe2299]

Great job Ian it’s looking good it would be good if you could get some concrete on it before the cattle come back in.

[@andywest3260]

I am a builder and i use that for under ground footings what you have there is just as good as type one and will save you lots of money in the end it compacts very well

[@TheByard]

Hi Ian, If you want to make a really good job of checking the yard fall level, check the top rail of field fencing for level left to right. Place another set top end of the yard at the level you wont there. Make a timber T (Traveler) to the desired height of stone and then check the laid material in straight lines from the top fence to get your desired fall. OR grab Famous Dave and his laser thingy when he pops in for a pie break to help you check it. I think the later would be well worth a coffee. You could use the heaps of stuff to make bunds to direct water flows away from buildings and give you more room to park good gear. Yards looking good with just that one load, plus once gates are installed etc. will make the race easier to manage and no set up break down each test session. Take care.

[@Stevesmods]

looking good bud , if i lived closer id bring my digger over for playing lol oh and content

[@normandagger7542]

Nice it of Skidsteer driving.

[@jimpolk]

Looking good. I was honestly gonna say 3 loads cause it's always better to have a little extra than trying to spread not enough out. Provided the money's there. 😊

[@bobuncle8704]

Goats the Mustang’s fixed. Levelling out like that’s one of my favourite jobs with my compact loader tractor(JD 2025 R). I really enjoy the sense of accomplishment with a job well done.

[@sandymcghee3328]

Great video as always nice job mr. P. 👍👍👍

[@irvenrathburn9421]

Things are looking good coming togather nicely. MR, P

[@2626stephen]

Concrete just a dream away may be one day.

[@johnlewins4523]

Stretch your concrete.. we get away with 4” on cattle yards and cattle sheds where only tractors and skid steer work and operate.. 6” for wagon areas… never had any bother over the years!!

[@sylviapearce5469]

That's looking good, great job.👍

[@kevinevans9792]

Looking so much better good job

[@craigdoig9486]

18:57 great content again crush recycle can be hit and miss you can get a good load then next load can be awful but it kinda doesn’t matter for your yards especially once it’s been rolled in a few times

[@hughhead9079]

Already looks amazingly better and will be a lot better to look at from the house that's for sure... It's better to suck the lemon now and get the 3rd load of rock so you can make lemonade later. If it's 2 plus a bit for the immediate need, that's fine. The remaining 3rd will save you when you need to gravel the edges of the pad and/or fill in whatever the perfectly level construction reveals is uneven of your slope. Just finished my building project, and I need another load of base gravel more, yet again!

[@angelad7164]

Evening farmer p mum p abbi holli emma sam bisskit and ur other dogs Great vlog The extension on the barns r coming on well arent they The cows r going to have a lovely time under the barn shelter and it will keep them dry Have the cows had the bread i left 4 them? Love u guys💙💜💚❤️

[@peterlockyer1348]

very good video as always 👍❤😊😊😊😊😊😊😊

[@seanphelan7236]

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[@suresren]

I work for a aggregatee company, , A few years ago we where suppling a project for a anerobic digester and they started to use type 1 limstone for the silage clamps bases and then had asphalt laid on top, after a while they where told that the liuid from silage grass and maize could disolve the limestone in time, so they switched to crushed concrete,

[@charleshart6992]

Great job!

[@harrie1976]

Well it gonna be a fine place for the cows

[@grahamburns3091]

Farmer p . re. your comments regarding drivers and their ability or lack of when it comes to reversing, whilst I don’t wholly disagree with you I’m sure will agree that tractors and farm machinery in general are now bigger than ever and are using the same lanes as did horses and carts, today I saw a j.d tractor with 5 steps to the cab , an intimidating sight on a narrow lane.

[@FarmerP]

@@grahamburns3091 Economy of scale Graham, you want cheap food in the supermarket, supermarkets want it even cheaper. We could go back to smaller machinary, pay far higher wage and fuel bills because it takes twice or three times as long to do the same task if everyone is happy spending twice as much for breakfast dinner, lunch, and beer 🍺🙂

[@daveschwerdtfeger7842]

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[@keithrogers2107]

Hope Mrs P hasn't got the washing out with all that dust !!

[@ianhaggart1438]

Good evening Ian . Concrete would be great.. but hard-core has worked for you.. maby even decent Tar? Just a thought.. if there nothing to heavy on it.. stay safe 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿 😊

[@stevewilson6390]

I wonder why the supermarkets are so anti farmer? I guess it comes down to scale and catering to customer needs ? I recently made a meal that needed a small side dish of vegetables i picked ( small broccoli, monge - tout and peas ) it saved buying each vegetable separate and come in a microwave plastic pack and was reasonably priced. On looking at the packet it came from Sauth Africa 😨 why o why the supermarkets dont invest and back British farming more astonishes me. Why cant this be sourced from British farmers? I do like watching you and other hard working reputable farmers who who commit to bring a product ( meat or grains ) to market by doing it the correct way, even with the burden of goverment and supermarket bureaucracy. Feather in your cap Ian your one of the good guys 👍

[@FarmerP]

@@stevewilson6390 It’s all driven by profit Steve, food produced by cheap South African labour offers a bigger margin for the shareholders. If British farmers offered to work for free we would still be dearer because of the high standards we maintain in welfare, husbandry and inputs.

[@johnm7354]

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[@marknixon4220]

Hi farmer p is there something wrong with your sound it has not been good the last few days I love watching your videos good job

[@alanlanghorn9528]

He has a lead problem or something you can hardly here what he is saying he needs to buy a new lead or Mike for sure

[@neilporter3286]

There seems to be loss of left channel on some, but not all, clips.

[@chriseccles1454]

😮Man with a Plan coming Together. Ian ( Hannibal)Pullen

[@ninjanana1272]

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[@tonysargent7787]

great video has always farmer p ian and Mrs p mother in law p Mikey mille baby pullen Sam emma Abbi and holli and miss biskit miss crumble miss gypsy miss pepper and miss pickle miss Muppet 👍

[@Sooty]

Interesting vblog. Watch out for the Hare poachers they are about again, Richard has had them 😢

[@user-tv8px3nw2s]

Does Mrs P greet you every morning the way that Biskit just greeted you?

[@billrudgard8101]

🚜🚜👍🏻👍🏻😃😃☁️☁️💷💷 good saving on the hardcore!

[@trevorsidley7697]

Looks good Ian - getting there - Be nice to see it finished (!) Did I miss Neil doing the Fuel Filter or was he too embarrassed about 3rd Service delay to be on camera? I guess it was Jelly Snot in the Brass Gauze?

[@FarmerP]

@@trevorsidley7697 I didn’t film much of the filter job Trevor, and the bit I did catch had no sound.

[@nigelgribble8736]

Too late now but id have put a A frame 25' wide full length on the lower side. With the 5' overhang you could either have barriers all the way along or split in half and a couple feeders each side as now but under cover. If you wanted you could use the small square barm a s a undercover muck store as the feed area being covered should mean muck not slurry. The room created would allow the straw to be in the top section and younger cattle in the middle. Plenty of room for calving pens down bottom too. Your money your choice but i honestly think you missed an opportunity here Ian

[@FarmerP]

@@nigelgribble8736 I’m keeping the roof profile low on purpose Nigel, as I get closer to the house I don’t want anything taking the view, plus the lean-too roof slopes West towards our prevailing weather, stock will be better protected from the elements.

[@nigelgribble8736]

​@@FarmerPgood points. I'm too ocd lol

[@johnlenhardt743]

Looking good. Wouldn’t asphalt be cheaper than concrete?

[@FarmerP]

@@johnlenhardt743 concrete stands up to animal waste far better than asphalt John, it’s also better for their feet.

[@johnlenhardt743]

Understood, thanks for info!

[@rickfletcher8389]

If you concrete the yards, are you not going to have to put in a sewage lagoon to collect all of the runoff?

[@FarmerP]

@@rickfletcher8389 Hence the roof first Rick. Keep the rain off.

[@acefrehley3797]

HELLO: "FARMER IAN" THERE ARE MORE WAYS TO ROME. BUT WAT IS YOUR END PLAN ?. I WOULD THINK ABOUT A WAY. TO LET THE WATER LEAVE THE FARM. CAUSE YOU USED STONES. BUT WAT ABOUT THE WATER ?

[@eamonmurray2002]

Hi Farmer P. Just to let you know I'm only getting mono sound from parts of your videos 😢😢😢😢❤

[@chrispenn715]

Hi Farmer P. How's the tractor riding with the front weight on? Less bouncy?

[@FarmerP]

Possibly, If I didn't have it right up on the stop Chris. 😄

[@callumkemp2648]

@@FarmerP if u get bigger bits of stone what do is get a chisel and hammer to break them up or just a lump hammer

[@LazyJones]

Comment for engagement

[@MrDbone75]

I am in hospital tonight

[@Tanks_In_Space]

I remember there were some iron pins in a cheap load of stone last year. Was it only a few shown in the video, no problems later on?

[@FarmerP]

@@Tanks_In_Space Different course this time, I made sure the supplier knew what they could or could not deliver 🙂👍🏼

[@buza1300]

😎💙👍

[@michaelstaunton1632]

👍👍👍🇮🇪

[@Fopprax]

[@russfranzen3970]

SOUND?????????

[@Tanks_In_Space]

The right side works fine here.. 🙂👍🏽

[@johnworboys6435]

The. Sound keeps coming and going bloody annoying have you picked up the wrong mike again

[@tinagibbs618]

😄xx

[@andrewclohessy8228]

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[@Dore60]

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[@graygray7228]

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