BRAND NEW SLURRY PIT IN ACTION

[@FarmGearInnovators]

It's fascinating to see the operation in action, especially how the slurry is prepped to avoid blockages. The tips about keeping it thin were super informative! 💡👏

[@HarvestTrailblazers]

Mikey’s explaining the process so well - I never knew there was so much science behind moving slurry from one pit to another! And love how chill everyone is with the job, even if it’s a bit smelly! 😄 6:00

[@Rram1964]

You two sisters are two angels for dad always love your video have a blessing day

[@Kaii_679]

Seems very practical and efficient to invest in the new slurry pit, shame that the legislation prevents the use of slurry into the fields but hey ho you've got to be flexible with the new legislation inplace. Tk sisters and keep smiling hopefully see the big boss too.😊

[@o0owolfyo0o]

Great wee video. I miss the countryside by living in Belfast city. Keep up the good videos x

[@ThomasOtoole-t1y]

Great video Sisters Lagoon is long way from farmyard b handy there when time to spead it in the spring 😮

[@philipcounsell4709]

Its just another cost you dont want. Always brilliant videos girls ❤❤

[@beckyumphrey2626]

Love your videos. All smiles.

[@garydavies9016]

Cows looking really healthy and content

[@timmymccarthy4513]

Give them a cup of tea and a quarter ponder with love

[@dabogeyman6280]

Nice that mum and dad have been able to get away and charge the batteries up on such a busy farm, they'll be proud of you when they get back for holding the ship 🐄🐄Team cow 🐄🐄

[@jeffreyshier9021]

I’m glad your parents get a break.❤

[@antonyfarming]

Maybe they can do umbilical spreading instead of tankering from the new pit as it's that close Good job being in charge 👏 👍

[@alanb9337]

In NZ there are products such Viking Containment's geoladder to get out of lined ponds and Pondco's ropes with floats, other makers of ladders for ponds.

[@darrenlindup3086]

Great video as always 👍 Keep the tea and biscuits supplied 👍👍😀😀 ☕️ ☕️

[@jamescunningham5773]

Good video as always Ladies, have you to put up a fence around new slurry pit ?

[@Sistersinwellies]

We will be putting a fence up around 😊

[@magnuslang985]

Så underbart vackert å sexigt att se kvinnor som använder gummistövlar och vadargummistövlar gröna också ❤❤❤

[@hels2608]

Misogynist

[@csjeweel]

Yes! Women in Agriculture!💚

[@jclogdog]

Just the video to go with my Thanksgiving Day dinner lol from Seattle USA thank you !

[@colinandgillianayre796]

well done

[@Galileooooo77]

Great video! 😉

[@scottkrieger4701]

Well done ladies, great video and both of you make cute kids. Working moms.❤

[@dahemac]

Would you consider a separator to stretch you slurry storage. Or would removing the solid matter not reduce the volume much?

[@Kenny-sx4gl]

Beautifull girls,love ur accent from ireland,

[@GeoffreyMoore-i9k]

As a non farmer, it pains me to see authorities, with Obviously NO practical experience of an industry, dictating what those whom do the job and experience of the job can and can't do WHY when the weather is so messed up, can you say you can't do something when conditions are perfect just because a calendar says it's not time They are really doing everything to kill farming by regulation Great job on the new pit, shame it has to be double handled Some loopy politician said, farmers need to learn to do more with less, yet they're increasing your labour/costs with stupid legislation Well done sisters, holding down the fort Obviously dad in boots confidence in your skills and abilities Tankers a lot for the update, take great care Stay safe round that pit Sorry for the rant Geoff

[@johnhughes2113]

What is the point of your rant? You must know that during the winter months the land is saturated, applying more moisture not only is ineffective use of nutrients but also the danger of run off into streams and rivers not only harms the wildlife but could be detriment to human health via the extraction of water for domestic use which many larger rivers have extraction points to serve large areas of the community, we on the outskirts of Chester use water which is extracted out of the Dee river, yes,, legislations do have a tendency to annoy at best but to bang the drum for the sake of it does no one any good,

[@GeoffreyMoore-i9k]

@johnhughes2113 which if you read it, my point was to work with the weather, if you were around last "summer" when swaithes of farm land were under water, technically you could spread, no rules stopping you My point was to work with nature, spread when conditions allowed not because the date was correct

[@johnhughes2113]

@@GeoffreyMoore-i9k you ask if I was around last summer,, well yes I was, I’m a farmer having to deal with weather and legislations along with all other farmers, you did mention that you were a “non farmer” therefore you would be better to ask questions to learn about various topics through vlogs such as the “girls in wellies” which are bloody good at what they do to educate their viewers, I’m not being being rude or sarcastic towards anyone, but education is the best cause of action.

[@jitendrapatidar9117]

Weel done 👍👍

[@johncorcoran9797]

Hi . Best on KZbin. Keep up the good work 😊

[@grandpaandlucas7054]

no plastic liner? what prevents leakage and your slurry entering and contaminating the water course.

[@milot1655]

Clay lining

[@EifionOwen-g2h]

Just spread it over the hedge at night 😂 fog helps to ! 😂

[@lewisdavies-morris7900]

That what the lovely smell was on Wednesday as i was going to carmarthen ..

[@richard3008]

great work was wondering could you not pump then i seen how far you go seams silly saying you cannot spray the slurry as they blame it for green house gases but it ok to run tractors burning fuel to transport it farming is getting way to hard to many restrictions thankyou for all your hard work ladies and for filming as well everyone should like and subscribe to help with the fuel costs and help farmers out

[@samuelturner4822]

That is a big lagoon , your next job is fencing yea ?

[@johncoughlan5512]

Why don’t ye fence off around the new pit. Nice work done by digger

[@Sistersinwellies]

We will be putting a fence up around 😊

[@ColinPorteous-l7o]

New lagoon not fenced off?

[@markhetherton9959]

Never seen a slurry pit like that i thought u would have to have a plastic liner on it

[@hamdo_officielle]

نحن نريد تصوير فيديوهات المزرعة والأبقار والألات والجرارات وزراعات داخل مزرعتكم أنتم تقومو بتصوير أوجاهكم فقط أتمنى تفعلون ذالك وشكرا 🙏🏻❤️❤️

[@Tyroneguy77]

Where in UK is this keep up the great work sisters in wellies

[@rhysstilesagri]

Wales 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿

[@Tyroneguy77]

@rhysstilesagri aw fantastic not far from emerald isle I'm from north near county Donegal..

[@barbaracurrie6949]

Does the slurry improve with aging? As the microbes don’t stop working. It’s too bad you can’t get an exemption for good weather

[@ipfreely10001]

Do you not have to fence your lagoons, full of slurry to prevent animals, more importantly chidren, adults from getting access and falling in to their death? A beware, keep out sign doesnt mean it wont happen one day??

[@MegaVolvic]

Yeah

[@TMY248]

❤

[@JamieBlindLife]

Love what these girls do you keep going. It’s all you can do however I do feel like the Welsh government have let farmers down in regards to stopping you from slurring one of you need to think it might be time for a change in government.

[@jeffreyshier9021]

What is the reasoning for not spending slurry between October to January?🤔 I can’t remember if you explained on another video.

[@johncoughlan5512]

I really can’t understand why people in Uk don’t ever give the contractor drivers dinner or supper. Here in rep of Ireland 🇮🇪 we always feed the drivers.

[@Izzysfarminglife]

Hi John, just to let u know, it’s not every farmer in the uk that doesn’t feed contractors. Us on our farm feed them! We even feed the reps that come round and the parlour mechanics!! 😊

[@Dyl1990]

That's a bit uncalled for since you don't know any farmers in the UK how many do you know of ?

[@MegaVolvic]

Yeah

[@Kenny-sx4gl]

Not all farmers here in ireland feed u either,beeing in a few of them places aswell,

[@rhysstilesagri]

I’m a contractor and usually all of our customers feed us

[@nicholadstoap6944]

How much does it cost to get the contractor in

[@amitkarhana2928]

Why don't ye fence off around the new pit 4:10

[@johncoughlan5512]

4000 gals

[@aidanflanagan430]

No safety fencing and this is 2024 !

[@slickymick]

The shocking no husband to help fix things 😮

[@PaulWilcox-n2p]

To bad you can't pump it from 1 pit to the other no hauling would be a lot faster

[@ThomasOHagan-u7h]

It's typical of most UK farmers not to feed contractors . Did u never hear the saying A Englidh cup of tea . Which means the only get a cup of tea. In Ni where I farm the contractors. Eat when the family eat whether it lunch Dinner are supper

[@olavmic]

hej how about a fench to the new slurrypit ?

[@michaelfeeley6180]

In Ireland you wouldn't get away with a slurry pit like that you have to put in a plastic lagoon

[@farmahedvikaslatinky]

Ahoj. To by neprošlo asi nikde.

[@ollielewis-99]

We do that

[@jimgannon1917]

How do you stop slurry leaking in too underground streams.

[@jimkirkland1344]

Yes , I have a slurry lagoon and had to put in a plastic liner. Did you have to get the soil permeability tested?

[@scottkrieger4701]

Before called the united kingdom whales is part of what county please .❤

[@aidanwhite2836]

Ur slurry pit lagoon is very dangerous