Exploring Huge Disused Farm (everything left behind)

Today we visit this huge abandoned farm. The farmhouse is close to collapse, the majority of the floor has already collapsed inside and most of the roof has come off. There was so much cool stuff to find, tractors, old machinery and even some old documents in a little trailer which we didn’t show to respect the owners privacy and keep this location hidden for as long as possible to avoid vandals destroying it. Sorry for the mistakes we made in naming the equipment, we were just guessing.
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[@exploringwithatj3716]

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[@classicmachinery8383]

100% NOT abandoned fresh tire tracks a fairly new ford tractor in the shed ..........

[@alexgoossen8286]

This farm is still in use although not what it once was. It looks like an old dairy to me. Sadly family owned dairies have been dropping like flies over the last decade due to the rise of commercial ones and tanking milk prices. Sadly all 7 in my home town have done the same when 15 years ago they were the place for a boy to get a job and get started in life. I weep for that family.

[@ferguson20diesel49]

There’s a dairy boom going on in Ireland at the moment. Lots of new parlors being built and a 750 acres farm was taken on for rent for dairy here recently, just madness

[@RolandMitchell]

The Tyres were used To be Placed on silage: Every Year the Farmer would Have his Tractor Drivers go into Grass fields and Use Gigantic Mowers which were towed at the Back of the Tractor: as the Grass was Mown another Tractor and trailer would Be loaded up with Fresh Mown Grass. Trailer load after Trailer load would be Taken to a Barn; where the Mown Grass would be Piled up: A Tractor with a set of Iron Rollers would Press Down the Mown Grass until it was Compacted down. A Plastic sheet would be Placed over the top of the Mown Grass; Over the Coming Months The Grass would Turn Brown like autumn Leaves: when it Becomes that Colour It now is Called Silage: The Cover of Plastic is weighed down with old Tyres ! This serves two or maybe three Purposes (1) To stop wind Blowing the Sheet away (2) to Prevent Air getting in and Causing the Silage to Get Fungi ) and to stop Cows Getting on top. Come winter: the cows would Be able to Get into the Barn and to Eat the Silage. Silage Gives off a Lot Of Steam like that of a Compost heap and it stinks Horrible: Tyres were Given to the Farmers from the Tyre fitters they'd dispose of them

[@krisshutler]

Tyres were used to weight down a silage clamp sheet. Love the Ford tractor

[@daveamburgey9937]

I Hate trespassers. If you read the part about respecting the owners privacy--- Where is the respect???????????

[@themodelcollector5796]

Dave Amburgey agreed people don't have respect for farmers

[@exploringwithatj3716]

Read the description properly, we said “even some old documents in a little trailer which we didn’t show to respect the owners privacy.” We actually didn’t show a lot of the place we could’ve gone inside the house but we knew there was still a lot of personal possessions inside that we didn’t want to show to everyone. Also we try and respect the owners of any place we visit, all we are trying to do is document these places before they become destroyed.

[@alfietaylor1278]

@@exploringwithatj3716 so if there private information is there then it can't be abandoned as they would protect there private information

[@exploringwithatj3716]

It was left in an old horse box, the papers were pretty much rotten. This is the thing with this place, they left in a rush pointing to the fact the owners probably died.

[@sarahstrong7174]

Interesting visit. Thankyou for sharing. I do appreciate seeing these videos as I am ill with Chronic Fatigue Syndrome & do not get out very much. It would be nice if you found an old house with an old garden to explore.

[@ethanexplores5518]

This is the exact reason I do my videos because some people can't get out! Feel free too check them out these lads are doing great

[@martinsatchell]

It breaks my heart to see places like this, what I wouldn't give to have a little land, that was a fairly big farm for the amount of buildings, indoor silage clamp, calf cubicles etc. The jcb loadall was a wicked bit of kit back in it's day we had a 525-67 the same as that on my family farm when I was growing up. They're must have been other tractors once soon a time there's no way those little db's would have pulled the forigers,silage trailers or the 4 furrow plough, very interesting Mr Bond, I'd give my left nut for a place a 1/3 the side of that. Good vid, mad me laugh what you called a few of the bits of kit but like you said you haven't a clue.

[@exploringwithatj3716]

Agreed, seems strange places get left like this, a lot of valuable equipment there just rotting away, hopefully someone might do something with it before vandals or thieves get in. 😂 I know, just thought it was worth a guess, at least if we ever go to anymore farms or return we’ll have a little bit more knowledge of the equipment.

[@martinsatchell]

@@exploringwithatj3716 I'll have to go rob a bank so I can but it 😂

[@exploringwithatj3716]

Martin Satchell ahaha, be sure to drop off some money here lmao jk jk 😆😂

[@Kenny407]

definitely not abandoned can see fresh tires marks through the property

[@olivermaherburns5333]

That place is abandoned but some of those sheds are still in use there’s pretty fresh straw down

[@yorkshireengines2480]

Some of them tractors are still in uses as well

[@exploringwithatj3716]

@yorkshire engines im sorry if our knowlage offended you in any way it was not our intent, regarding the farm. i am positive it is abandoned and we do not mean to upset any of you watching

[@harryhale6232]

Kenny407 that’s what

[@heinrichhimmler2904]

Pretty sure it is abandoned you spac! do you see the house abandoned ,the sheds abandoned .the cars abandoned

[@samhowie5608]

The shed at the end is still being used because the cattle crush and gates are new same with the ford tractor in the shed, that tractor will still run...

[@exploringwithatj3716]

Sam Howie thanks for the info, wasn’t aware of that.

[@seanoconnor8496]

im sure that tractor is still in use what im wondering is if that ford is the biggest tractor on the farm as it wouldnt pull the plough in the shed which is a 4 furrow

[@richardfenlon9262]

@@seanoconnor8496 good point I would geuss it is a out farm the main yard and dairy/ beef herd is at the other farm this is probably for silage an occasional grazing

[@dean_ae8691]

Sam Howie aye that’s a tidy wee ford

[@PatrickByrne111]

The ford could have inner engine problems

[@haldie94]

Bet it was a realy nice and pretty farm before... nice old brickhouses and stuff...

[@FsNy-0]

Definetly an interesting video. The fact that you don't know about this stuff didn't even bother me. Video was good!

[@exploringwithatj3716]

Thanks mate, very interesting place indeed, abandoned and decaying farms are definitely one of the best. Appreciate that, I understand why a lot of people may be bothered by my knowledge of this stuff at the time however I’m glad you can see past it and enjoy the video.

[@tomwe11ings]

Goodness me, such wonderful and still perfectly usable tractors there, so strange to leave behind machines to make so much money from! Nice plough there too! How suspicious, as if left in a rush... to hide a dark secret! Hahaha! Anyway, nicely filmed.

[@exploringwithatj3716]

Yes, we’re were very surprised when we saw the posts about this place from a few years prior to us visiting on the vast amounts of equipment that was left, and on visiting the farm ourselves the place seemed completely untouched from the images we had seen. I think possibly the owners had died and whoever they left the place to, just hasn’t cleared and sold the property. Thanks very much, glad you enjoyed.

[@jamesllewellyn5191]

I quite enjoyed your video lads and found your response to some of the criticism funny . Everybody has to start somewhere and you took some of the negative comments on board. I think that old car was a lada estate I may be wrong. Hope I don't get criticized for that 😆

[@exploringwithatj3716]

Great to hear it. Well knowing some of the people who comment on these videos, you will get criticised for any tiny detail that could be incorrect in your comment 😂

[@thomasbeck9075]

You did an amazing job especially enjoyed the old tractors keep up the good work be careful and be safe 😎

[@lewissimulationcentral1063]

All those tires were for silage, so when the put the sheet over the chaff the put tires all over it to stop the sheet blowing away :)

[@exploringwithatj3716]

Thanks for the info

[@ericlakota6512]

Thats a nice jcb glad no one smashed all the windows out

[@jackd5089]

It killed me each time u talked about the machinery

[@exploringwithatj3716]

😂😂 sorry, I really didn’t know most of it, just thought it was worth a guess. Learnt quite a bit from all the comments though, if we return at some point at least I’ll be a little more accurate.

[@jackd5089]

@@exploringwithatj3716 it was a good video, but it's like if I went a did a video at the zoo I would look into it, I wouldn't call a lion a big cat thing. Do u see what I mean

[@exploringwithatj3716]

@@jackd5089 yeah but from our view its like..we go to mainly, houses, asylums and places like that, so we completely get why its frustrating bc from your perspective, its us doing a specific video on farming equipment and getting it all wrong, but thats bc this the first video you have seen of ours, plus tbh our content has evolved...last year we were finding our feet with exploring where as now we would of atleast said we have no clue..we get what you mean and take the criticism on board (:

[@brettcastleberry7464]

Yep totally abandoned? Fresh tire tracks everywhere and evidence of the tractors being used and nothings rotten

[@Kieran-wi9xm]

Brett Castleberry the farm is but the fields aren’t

[@Brokensoldier1973]

The plastic is from wrapped silage bales, the tyres are used as weights to keep the sheeting down that is used to cover up the silage that is cut by the green claas forage harvesters ( not combine harvesters). The forage harvesters are pulled by the tractor and blown into a trailer, which, can either pulled behind the forage harvester or, a trailer pulled by 2nd tractor usually at the side of the forage harvester. Once the trailers full, its carted back to a silage clamp where its stockpiled. Once the clamps full, its then covered over with plastic sheeting, weighted down with tyres and left to ferment until ready for the coos to eat.....phew!

[@tellmesomething2go]

I would bring that place right back to life, while maintaining it`s integrity. Make condos, art galleries, workshops. If not too far from town. Could make a really sweet place there. Ran a six-hundred acre ranch like that, up in Oregon.

[@exploringwithatj3716]

yeaahh!! be sure to subscribe if you enjoyed (:, much appreciated

[@stuartcrosbie8830]

Great place lads nice find and if ur finding it hard for videos go back because I know I would love a more detailed video like seeing up close all the tractors etc and really going through the grounds like the car berried in bushes etc just be safe wear masks gloves etc and don't put yourselves at risk.

[@exploringwithatj3716]

Thanks, just taking a break at the moment. We may return to youtube we may not. We are trying to find time to film and edit but at this time we have exams etc. Stay subscribed we may return doing KZbin sometime in the future.

[@shawnhammack8479]

That farm can't be to abandoned. That tractor looked fairly new.

[@hiscifi2986]

Yea that's still a good tractor, you just need to put some fresh hay on the seat to make it really comfortable. The Lada on the other hand, points to some financial crisis in the farming family.

[@shawnhammack8479]

@@hiscifi2986 No, I seen what looked to be a fairly newer tractor in the one barn. Looked like a blue Ford.

[@Rev-Counter]

One in the barn is a Ford from the 80s or 90s

[@RolandMitchell]

5:12 Horses are stabled in Stables whereas Cows are Placed in Cow sheds or Mistels

[@yvardeboer9431]

Pretty fresh tire Marks for abandonded farm

[@swansystem7877]

The cars were a Lada Riva Estate, 1994 and a Rover, not sure the place was completely abandoned though.

[@stephenlee6157]

They were such nice david browns

[@OhNo-wf7et]

There David browns mate

[@OhNo-wf7et]

Jokes but there no ford

[@stephenlee6157]

Class forager

[@stephenlee6157]

And a jcb load all

[@stephenlee6157]

There a ford in the shed with the tires

[@julianeaves6693]

Heart Breaking to see what was once a Beautiful place a families life been left in get saddened when I see these places ! 🚜🚜🚜🚜🚜🚜

[@liamroche7107]

Look at the ford and cattle crush in the shed the farm is still in use

[@gregshearer423]

Liam Roche the shed the fords in might be but the majority of the yard ain’t

[@moiwilliams170]

greg

[@gregshearer423]

Moi Williams wit

[@rowanboyling5723]

That surely isn’t abandoned it looked amazing

[@massivemassey3567]

Great video lads, very interesting just be careful when looking around farms as there might be slurry Pits without covers and stuff :)

[@exploringwithatj3716]

thanks for warning, hope you enjoyed and maybe subscribe (:

[@massivemassey3567]

Just done that :)

[@exploringwithatj3716]

@@massivemassey3567 thank you, if you ever want to message we have discord...your support means alot

[@massivemassey3567]

Cheers :) looking forward to seeing u exploring the asylum

[@JamzoNation]

Ay up great explore

[@vespamorelli7090]

Great video lads, really enjoyed it ! Thanks for uploading it 👍🏼👍🏼

[@exploringwithatj3716]

Glad you enjoyed and really appreciate the support. If you want to see more abandoned content subscribe as we have a lot to come.

[@alistair_mcintyre]

Nice find a brilliant look around. Old farms are great locations.

[@exploringwithatj3716]

they really are!!! we are glad you enjoyed, we upload videos like this, be sure to check them out if you enjoyed (:

[@Gogo0Higghvtf]

I went to this place literally in February w a few of my friends it’s changed so much now, like the they’ve cut down the over grown stuff and like some tractors and equipment have gone but my grandparents know the guy who owns it and there is another one in the area which is abondonend

[@exploringwithatj3716]

We haven’t been here in a long time, last time we went was when this video was uploaded to the channel, I can imagine a lot of changed, atleast they are taking care of the land, which area is abandoned ?

[@Gogo0Higghvtf]

@@exploringwithatj3716 if you know kelsall it’s the old farm outside the park near the school

[@exploringwithatj3716]

Yeah I know of the area but not sure where abouts that is

[@Gogo0Higghvtf]

@@exploringwithatj3716 have you got Insta

[@Gogo0Higghvtf]

@@exploringwithatj3716 do you know any other abbondonned places in kelsall or close by?

[@SuperSparkie123]

That's a real shame, back in the day that would have been a top farm. There is some good gear there that could still be restored and used again, great vid 👍

[@exploringwithatj3716]

thank you, means alot. think about clicking the bell? new vid up today

[@pierreballou5438]

It would be interesting if you didn't move the camera around so fast when in the buildings and past by things like tractors etc.. they may not be interesting to you but are to your viewers.

[@davidgoodchild9229]

Anybody else fancy going and trying to start one of the tractors or cars?

[@reeceswann4]

This farm isn’t abandoned its disused but you can see fresh tracks through the farm yard, the hay bales would of rotted or had the rats eaten the baling twine, also one of the tractors has new rear tyres it wouldn’t of just been left like that they would of all been cracked and perished it’s clearly still in use, your just trespassing over a old farm lads land !

[@exploringwithatj3716]

We stated in the title that the farm is disused.

[@luvernegislason6610]

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[@farmboy58chilli46]

Definitely not abandoned look at the tractor tire fresh too

[@ethanexplores5518]

Great video lads!

[@krisshutler]

Is the farm still abandoned 5 years on. Or a housing estate now???

[@exploringwithatj3716]

We have no idea, haven’t been there since the upload

[@DanielShortdan_short7530]

Apart from the shed out the back and the plough, the rest of the farm is in disuse so I don’t really see why everyone is making a fuss and they’re saying that you don’t know jack shit about machinery but you aren’t from a farming background so why would you know it? They’re just making a fuss about nothing. If you wouldn’t mind in the future at some point could you go back and do a video focused more on the machinery, i think it’d be quite interesting, good video mate

[@richardfenlon9262]

I completely agree go online try and find similar peices of machinery and leave the name of the peice the age and brand and model at the bottom for beginners in this type of thing if you like viewers would tell you the names of the machinery for example the three white ones are David browns possibly 995s 1960 roughly maybe later the black dark grey one is an international b something same era the blue one in the shed with the loader is a ford 6610 or something similar

[@richardfenlon9262]

The one in the distance is hard to make out but I would geuss a David brown also the one in the bush is most likely a ford once David brown shut down alot of farmers turned to ford instead in the early 70s I believe maybe later the red car was a lada Riva good work guys try go back and get maybe closer to the harder to reach ones👍

[@exploringwithatj3716]

@@richardfenlon9262 thank you so much (: we hope you enjoyed, and we appreciate the ones that understand our lack of information

[@richardfenlon9262]

@@exploringwithatj3716 keep up the good work and don't mind the "haters"

[@OisinFlynn]

That ford with d loader looks fresh

[@Lordwilliams1990]

I wonder if that jcb is for sale, pitty it sitting there wasting away would buy it. does anyone know who the owner is?

[@ronnieg6358]

Wouldn't it be great to bring it all back to life again.

[@exploringwithatj3716]

it would be cool to see what it would’ve been like when it was in operation.

[@jackmckinnon8256]

thanks for uploading . as another commented its a shame to see a once productive farm yard not used . but the truth here is these buildings don't work for modern industrial farming . there are some more modern buildings here that are used , and someone is picking out any good hay bales but that is it . i would say an old boy lived there and when he died or whatever there was either no-one to take over or nobody wanted to take it on and it got absorbed into a larger farm operation . its not so much abandoned as derelict . i have a couple of old barn myself that although they did work once , no modern machinery will fit and so they are useless . pretty , but useless . working by hand is not an option anymore .

[@exploringwithatj3716]

thank you for the comment, it is a real shame to see a farm llike this and its equipment to go to waste

[@kieranbuchan8911]

Agreeing with everyone else it wasn't abandoned. I watched this video half way through last year but didn't think to comment but it came up on my newsfeed so I watched all of it this time. We own a few disused farms that we don't live at but we still use the sheds. A couple lads broke into a lower hay loft and injured their leg after falling through some rotten floorboards. We were held responsible and the boys got off with a broken leg and a bollocking from the police. Point being make sure you actually know its abandoned. If you see fresh tyre marks and new gates don't go near unless you have permission. BTW the black plastic is from a silage bale. And the tyres are for the silage clamp behind them.

[@exploringwithatj3716]

Thanks for the info, please be ensured we didn’t break into any buildings, all the entrances that we used were unlocked or open and as you saw the building that was locked we didn’t break anything to get into it, we just left it and we did check the buildings before we actually started filming to make sure we knew which were safe to go into and which were not. We were given info about the place from a few people we got in touch with and we were told that at least one farmer used the access through the farm to access their own fields at the back of this farm. Thanks for the info about the silage though, very interesting to know.

[@olliebrad415]

@@exploringwithatj3716 still it doesn't make a difference if you trip and break your leg it's the owner who gets the blame

[@gillespie6587]

Thats not abandoned the ford and international look like they still run the two david browns in the she would be cool to fix up

[@classicmachinery8383]

3:11 that’s a David brown

[@krisshutler]

Two Claas foragers with an international tractor and saw bench

[@John-ii9hr]

Sad to see some ones lost dreams. A life style slipped away heart breakin from

[@farmingsimulatorvideos8547]

Great vide they are not combine harvesters they are forage harvesters for silage

[@exploringwithatj3716]

thank you, you are the first person who hasn't got mad at our lack of knowledge while pointing it out

[@lesman200059]

kenny407 tire marks last forever on a farm as there is noyhing moving i know as iv done a few in my time

[@johnlong3214]

Okay smarty pants, explain the fresh hay in the ring feeder.

[@josh-qh6ln]

See if the telehandler can start hahahah

[@exploringwithatj3716]

lol, hope you enjoyed the video

[@josh-qh6ln]

@@exploringwithatj3716 I did haha

[@exploringwithatj3716]

@@josh-qh6ln thank you lol. we appreciate it

[@nickyoung1961]

wow, some awsome stuff and very interesting ,pity you decided to just skip over old tractors and take pics from 50 feet away from the real interesting things,

[@exploringwithatj3716]

sorry, we will try return and focus on the tractors more (; be sure to subscribe if you enjoyed

[@nickyoung1961]

@@exploringwithatj3716 cool,

[@smileykelly8010]

The farms not abondoned fresh tyre tracks straight through a jcb loader with was made between 1995 to 99 a lemkin plough in the shed by the look of the mould boards it has been used in the last year the hay isn't there long as the rats would have eaten through the twine holding them together and then trailed claas silage harvesters were made around the year 2000

[@exploringwithatj3716]

we are aware of what it looks like, but trust us when we say its abandoned, we hope you enjoyed (:

[@WendyO420]

New to ur channel!!!!

[@jamesbratton3161]

How much will land owner sell old tractor for

[@dafyddmorris4954]

The "digger" is actually a telehandler the " " combine havester " trailed forage havester lol

[@andrewsharp3345]

Exactly

[@exploringwithatj3716]

we were not aware, sorry if our lack of knowlage was frustrating in any way, i hope you enjoyed the video

[@spencersand2754]

That was a really nice farm and it’s day

[@wildboy8346]

Abandoned my arse lol fresh hay in the barn. And looks like any standard used farm

[@exploringwithatj3716]

Hay is still there couple years after our visit, started to rot away now though.

[@samcarre7561]

Lovely video, loved the old Browns and international, maybe film some more abandoned farms :)

[@exploringwithatj3716]

We will try however places like this are very rare to come across, most of the places we are able to find are either completely stripped or extremely vandalised.

[@FarmersCode]

Hi! Nice video, this is a great place! I really want to live there just put down a camper and live in there and just tidy the yard and later demolish the farm house. I see a lot of potential in that place. Is the farm still there can you send me a message with the adres or the location i realy want to buy the place.

[@AlexanderJuholaJones]

At 2:30 it looks like a David Brown 90 series tractor in the back.

[@exploringwithatj3716]

good spot! we arent really aware of tractor models, but thanks for telling us (: hope you enjoyed, drop a like and maybe subscribe

[@cianmccarthy8051]

1390 i’d say

[@michealkeohane9816]

The tyres are used to compact the silage pit great videos love the farm exploring but if u could show a bit more detail such as having looks at the machines and stuff great vid

[@williamgibb8935]

Looks like the silage pit was full

[@rowanboyling5723]

@@williamgibb8935 it wasn’t

[@harryhale6232]

The jcb wheels look brand new

[@davidskinner6925]

Where is it could you please give me a location for the fram

[@mowermananymower574]

Now that's a tyre pile

[@thewippit2400]

I want sum of that machinery & tractors teleporter shame it’s left there rotting.. few hours tinkering bet they all be running again.. the shed with the Ford in is 100% been used.. nice find tho

[@olliebrake]

Wherr is this please

[@davidskinner6925]

I would like to know where the farm is because I am a machinery restorer and plus I am looking for tractor

[@exploringwithatj3716]

Sorry, due to vandalism and a few other concerns we do not give out the locations of our explores.

[@jakatter8959]

Where is this please

[@arthermannjr2370]

Some parts of barn was for calving and lambing maybe farrowing

[@jpw1490]

I could give that jcb. grass cutter and loader attachments a home

[@gilbertroberts5784]

new holland man I think they’ll have a better home with me 😍😍

[@boisbois5152]

Where is this?

[@newjerseybill3521]

Hi guys. Thanks for the latest vid!!

[@exploringwithatj3716]

+New Jersey Bill no problem hope you enjoyed probably my favourite explore so far

[@ryancharlesworth6453]

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[@tomcat8316]

I quit at 1:05 got sea sick trying to keep up with SUPER fast cam movements........DON'T QUIT YOUR DAY JOB !

[@thomas.macbride288]

Cool guys but you walked past all the interesting stuff like when you got under the gate into the shed and stood filming old tyres and black plastic on the ground when there was a cool old Ford tractor in the shed you should have had a look at that but still a cool video 👍

[@dairecorcoran9377]

Some people are restarted the farms fucking abandoned some other farmer must just use the yard for storage

[@russellpetrie119]

the plastic is for covering the salage in the pit and the tires weigh on top of the plastic

[@exploringwithatj3716]

nice knowledge! we hope you enjoyed

[@jimsmith7130]

The farm Isn't abandoned near end of video there is a new cattle crush and drinker. Good chance it's a out farm or rented by a larger farm. Shame the buildings are so run down but looks as if the previous owner has had financial difficulties or lack of succession by family members to maintain or update buildings. Would have been brilliant farm in it's day.

[@exploringwithatj3716]

yes it really would of, be sure to subscribe if you enjoyed

[@irishagrilimerick2616]

A lads ye got to be joking the trailed harvester and tractors they are in good order the farm is still in use have some respect and don't trasspass

[@paulcowell7588]

Well done lads...

[@strudel1232]

The tyres would have been used to cover the silage clamp

[@ronnieg6358]

Looks as if there was still silage under them

[@wildernessexplorationuk3101]

Such an amazing place. Just been watching all your videos so far this is the best I've seen. Such an interesting place with all the old stuff. Thanks for sharing.

[@exploringwithatj3716]

+Wilderness exploration UK thanks it was a really interesting place with everything just left.

[@paulbarron6830]

Just because there are old falling apart buildings didn't mean it was abandent because them shed might not be any use to the farmer who May own it and he could have a better Up to date farm somewhere else and he may be farmming the land for winter silage or grazzin for cattle . And there is also a new crush at the end of the video it may not look like it to yous

[@exploringwithatj3716]

it is local knowledge that it is abandoned, whether it looks like it or not, we hope you enjoyed the video either way

[@matthewcoohill3587]

Ye guys are so sad going on to peoples property trespassing and recording it all

[@exploringwithatj3716]

you are the sad one watching urban exploring when you don't agree with what we do.

[@devilprentice7670]

Get a life Matthew coohill

[@Kilhamjim]

Adandoned dairy farm , the pile of tyres would have been used to cover a silage clamp. Think the old estate car was a Lada.

[@exploringwithatj3716]

Yeah I was thinking a dairy farm because of the blue coloured metal container in one of the buildings which I was thinking could’ve been used to collect the milk from the cattle in. Cheers for the info.

[@joewoodhouse2772]

If i was there id bring my truck n tool kit n start them all up and race em

[@exploringwithatj3716]

ahahaha, lol, we hope you enjoyed the video, if so bes sure to drop a like, and we have newer content on our channel too! (:

[@GosselinFarmsEdGosselin]

Cool old dairy farm! I assume you did not have permission to enter, tresspassing can be detrimental to a person's health.. just saying. As others have said, it's not abandoned, looks like the JCB loader has been used recently...and a lot of traffic in the yard. Also, sure looks like there's still livestock somewhere..... The tires and plastic would have been to cover the silage pile... I also like the two old Claas forage harvesters (silage choppers) that you called combines...

[@exploringwithatj3716]

How exactly can trespassing be detrimental to a persons health? Also yes I got some of the equipment wrong which I have already admitted to so many commenters and I have also stated I really do not care.

[@GosselinFarmsEdGosselin]

@@exploringwithatj3716 where I'm from, treespassers are usually seen through a rifle scope, those doing damage or causing harm find out how big of a rifle... I do have to commend you for a nice video! It is a very cool old facility!! I also like the newer part too! As for you being mistaken on the equipment, I did not intend to offend, only to educate, as many people do care what it actually is.. and for those who do not know, it is better to correctly educate them, than for them to think it's something it is not! I do like your video, you have done a great job of showing what you could!! If possible, you should try to get permission.... It would be much safer. But, if you can't find anyone to ask.... Just be careful and be safe!!!! And hope that if the property owner sees your videos, that they're cool with it, after all.. legally, it is video evidence if they choose to file any changes... Once again, be safe!!

[@alexkingsnorth5624]

Where is it?

[@exploringwithatj3716]

Sorry, cannot give out the locations of our explores.

[@Lost-In-Nature-Again]

Nice find guys... Best thing to do guys if your running low on explore is film other things too keep your channel going I'm in the same boat not so much out here now so I have to travel further afield which means money and time off work ... Oh the struggle lol

[@exploringwithatj3716]

+Escape The Wild -Urbex & Ruin hunter- we just find these places are vanishing and the remaining places have security and power now if there's power there's likely to be alarms etc and for 30 views it's not worth the risk. I don't know about other videos possibly just keep an eye out.

[@richardcole9558]

The farm buildings may be abandoned but someone is clearly driving through by the fresh vehicle tracks ...seems a waste just rotting away ..

[@exploringwithatj3716]

I believe another farmer has right or way to use the track to access their field.

[@thebestcayplays]

thats not a digger thats a tele handler

[@dcw1540]

Hard to hear.

[@Jack--mu3gs]

This is not abandoned fresh tires and new crush and ford looks like its been used recently. New Bucket there also the lemken plough and international is recently users because it barely has any rust

[@exploringwithatj3716]

trust me its abandoned, its not in use

[@jaredcolahan759]

The place is used . With the live grass compared to the dead grass. I see you dont know your equipment. The tractor is still in use so was the jcb forklift. Lots of compliments, dont get used for a couple years. Either way you are trespassing.

[@exploringwithatj3716]

Ok, in regards to us not knowing our equipment, as I have stated before I have zero interest in farming nor do I have an interest in becoming one so I really don’t care. Either way we were trespassing which as you should know is only a civil offence in the UK making trespassing pretty much irrelevant here.

[@charlietatman3066]

The tyres are there to put on top of the silage when wrapped with plastic sheets

[@charlietatman3066]

No offence but 375 subscribers that's sad

[@exploringwithatj3716]

nice knowlage!!! if you enjoyed dont forget to leave a like and subscribe(: thanks for watching

[@exploringwithatj3716]

Why is 375 subs sad? We are gaining over 20 a day with this video gaining thousands of views a day.

[@Urban_poacher]

Deffo not totally abandoned where is this farm I'd love to see why they left it this state be careful on there I can see someone is still useing it for storing

[@exploringwithatj3716]

We don’t give out the locations of our explores.