Derelict Cottage Site And Grounds Are Transformed || But We Have A Different Issue Else Where

In this video we finally after months of work get the Cottage site and surrounding grounds finished off with some new seed in the ground.
But we have an problem with our heifers that needs sorting
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[@IFarmWeFarm]

Hi all Just to add, we’ve found the angle berries on there belly’s fall off after a year or two ( on most ) the main problem is the ones on there quarters “teats”. Some are attached over the spins themselves so milking is impossible. If you don’t feel like posting here you can email us. I’m less liking to miss it then. I’d very much appreciate it and will pass it on all if it works. Go raibh míle maith agat 👍

[@disastershaman]

Sure hope you find a way to get rid of those berries!

[@TerriblyNice_Not]

If the heifer is worth keeping, your vet may be able to laser or freeze them off, but it will cost. That or tying them off is the only thing that will work without treating the virus that causes them

[@mikemac7221]

Hi Adrian great job on the house so far. I would be very wary of tying the warts off as you were saying as I lost a smashing heifer years ago after doing this as suggested by my vet. The poor animal got peritonitis and died a few days later despite my best efforts. Good luck with whatever you choose.

[@deanepeter1]

Hi Adrian. The vaccine has worked for us but you just have to keep dosing them. I think it is every 3 weeks until they die. Persistence seems to have helped us but you will still get the odd heifer that it is a hopeless case.

[@42apprentice]

From what I’ve read young cattle are susceptible the year after they received colostrum as they get some immunity from the mother & then have to transition to developing their own immune system. The virus can be spread via watering stations etc, and then spreads from infected cattle to clean ones. Might be worth trying to disinfect water tanks etc before running young cattle and separating clean cows from infected ones until their second year if that’s practical?

[@suzieq2958]

It's coming along, great job Adrian. To quote my dear departed Mum "it's not stoney ground, it's well drained soil" 😃💜

[@PACEZY]

What can I say some don't understand what farmers do and the employment they create beyond the farm. Milk cheese yoghurt, meat and the employment of contractors. This keeps the country running 🚜🔱🦉🧀

[@pamsmith7369]

The camera shows it great! I see green everywhere!

[@kevinwittstruck8764]

Don't worry kids always wanted to help out when you bride them

[@ciaranconeely8579]

Comment for the algorithm to help the channel 👍.

[@stablefairy9437]

such an incredible transformation of that cottage already. the outside looks great from all that harrowing and seed laying. could be worth even at this stage, flashing up a quick photo of how it looked before you started.

[@IFarmWeFarm]

Might do a start to present quick 2-3 minute recap perhaps 🤔

[@TOPtee34]

Top man has a great 'can do it' positive attitude to all you do.Good Luck👍

[@onlyClaire]

That slope behind the cottage is perfect for wild flowers.

[@stephenkelly2067]

Wild flowers look dire

[@onlyClaire]

Only if no thought is put into the selection of varieties, you need to be careful to select early mid and late flowing varieties.

[@IFarmWeFarm]

@@onlyClaireI’d just be worried about weeds over growing them, it’s an interesting idea

[@stephenkelly2067]

Weeds are the problem with wild flowers so close to the house . Would imagine grass or creeping shrubs be best

[@michaelbradley4552]

What a grand job Adrian never seen a farmer take,so much pride in there work .

[@paulholmes3366]

You haven't seen too many farmers in action so, Adrian is top class at what he does but I can assure you and he'd say this hinself that there is plenty farmers out there just like him

[@IFarmWeFarm]

@@paulholmes3366 fully agree Paul 👍

[@GaryLecarpentier-vt8oc]

I’ve been watching your vids as they come out and enjoy your commitment and passion, you don’t seem to have much time to waste as your always on the go, i was surprised that you just buried the three way connection without placing a chamber and lid over it, that has to be a time saver if it decided to leak, love what your doing 👍👍👍👍

[@leighharron]

Living in the sunny south east now and nobody here has ever heard of a clegg! They know when they get a nip of one though!!

[@randybutler4772]

Huge difference in soil conditions. Big improvement. Good luck w/ the heifers skin issues and the flies. Thank you for sharing.🐄

[@gloriagavaneli9862]

Adrian love your sense of humour. “Haven’t told the girls yet lol. Amazing job done around the cottage it will look lovely with a green lawn around it. Good luck with the cows problem.

[@PeggyStentzCasey]

It's always exciting to me when little shoots start peeking out of the dirt!

[@jeanhawken4482]

Looks so good

[@andytaylor2253]

Always enjoy your videos😊

[@Clarkesfarm]

Fair play to you Adrain. The difference in that ground is a credit to you. Also, you have your heifers in great shape.

[@O_K_Agri]

Great job on the video Adrian 👍

[@charwells3243]

It's great, I look forward to seeing the transformation.

[@olanrafferty9688]

Absolutely love the video on the cottage renovation 💯

[@jamesjohnston1007]

Great video Adrian Great tidy job 👏

[@feirmfactor859]

Lovely job done. Good video!

[@tessaelvan5149]

the reward of crossing off another job always grand. hope you`ll find a cure for the angle berries. great content thank you

[@sonyagair1219]

What an awesome difference! Neat and tidy. 😊

[@richardparkinson8651]

Nice to see a deere working on your farm 😀

[@Ireland-bc2gx]

Looks great lad tidy work👍

[@IFarmWeFarm]

First

[@O_K_Agri]

🤣🤣🤣 Funny one Adrian

[@IFarmWeFarm]

@@O_K_Agri the spot was there and I took it 😁

[@paddypoolfc3579]

😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@paddy294]

Cracking job Adrian

[@ronaldlucas5360]

You have great videos and thanks for explaining what you do

[@katharinedavis4947]

I do enjoy your videos. You explain everything so clearly. Kay

[@roomullan3050]

You never stop. Your hard work is admirable

[@glynroberts1682]

Nice one enjoyed thanks 🚜🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿👍

[@benlulham8217]

Very tidy job,

[@mauriceargue1786]

Super job Adrian lovely bit of work and a great end result.

[@thomasjones3946]

Grand job there Adrian another useful piece of ground into the farm 👍👏

[@jimpolk]

Thats gonna be so nice when it all grows in. Well done 👍 Sir!

[@sandymcghee3328]

Another great video Adrian you are doing a great job can’t wait to see it all done Adrian 👍👍👍👍

[@charlieboy9297]

"Great video! I really enjoyed watching it from start to finish. The content was engaging and informative, and Looking forward to seeing more of your videos in the future!

[@robdixon945]

Awesome job at the cottage mate,them rocks will keep the work crew goin

[@johnlydon533]

Great video Adrian, nice to see grass coming up. Tidy job 👍🏼. Enjoyed watching.

[@ilovetractors40]

It will be great to see the ferguson again

[@homey3051]

Thank you Adrian. Fabulous video

[@IFarmWeFarm]

Cheers lad

[@eannatiernan705]

Burnt Oil is the job. Works 100% of the time. Cattle look brutal for a week or two through.

[@patriciamccormack7626Teashee]

Another fantastic job/video Adrian 👍🏆 That blanket of grass is looking Grand 👍 I'll keep my fingers🤞 you get a solution for your 🐄's angle berry🤞🤞 ❤

[@bernardcasey1500]

Great video adrain you really have put a lot of work into that reseeding and it looks very well and I hope you get that sorted out on your heifers cause the are looking in very good shape 👍 😀

[@salmonhunter7414]

We used to seed oats with our grass seed . Cows loved it and it stopped a lot of the weeds. Now this was 40 years ago.

[@jeanetteblowen8315]

Thank you Adrian. Fabulous video. Sure you'll sort the nasty berry thing. Good luck. ❤

[@TB-nh4dg]

How well did this turn out! A vision and plan well executed, look forward to seeing what you do to repurpose the land Adrian… 👏🏻

[@Peanuthead1890]

Goodman Adrian a true Irish farmer 😉

[@tonymurray814]

U should hire Farmer Phil to drop over with his stone picker!

[@masseyman3552]

Iodine works great, and blue spray in between.

[@kt3537]

Looking forward to see the Ferguson 20 out 🤠

[@jamestingley8479]

The girls are mad to do the stone picking it's just that I havent told them yet !!! Love your sense of humour and your attitude to life and farming. Regards James.

[@user-cn4rz3sy4s]

Omsond angle berries spary worked for me

[@rogerbasker6970]

Picking rock was not my favourite job on the farm. The girls may feel the same but it has to get done. Great video Adrian. Have a great day!

[@scootytamra]

Wow, it looks so amazing! I love the steady transformation. Is there a way to freeze-burn the angle berries off? Like they do warts?

[@Gearoid35]

Nice video Adrian ideal conditions for grass seed

[@noelhickey1684]

Bluestone solution (copper sulphate) spray /dip works on warts

[@everestyeti]

Loved that line, an army of girls at home, but I haven't told them. 😂🤣 That whole plot is looking really nice, yep the weather is being really weird. My wife wanted the heating on, I suggested putting on another jumper you can guess who lost that argument. 😩 Hope you get some good advice about those angle berries, hopefully you'll get it sorted soon. 👍🤗

[@IFarmWeFarm]

You were entering dangerous grounds making that suggestion! 😂. 👍

[@michaelgoulding6609]

nice job mate. all that bank removed at the back the cottage looks much better now, that cottage will be lovely once all done up, me personly , i have to have an open fire where ever i live, & use it all during the winter, & the cottage dosen,t need a massive extension, just enough to make the kitchen bigger & obvs,ly a bathroom, also them bloody horse flies, or kleggs as we call them in the lake,s north england, i can,t even stand house flies in the house, & at-least in winter we are not plagued with them like some other warmer countrys prob are, looking forward to seeing the cottage all done up, & the heffer,s klegg free, thanks.

[@IFarmWeFarm]

Cheers lad, for the horse flies I found a spray call jungle formula brilliant. Never got bitten since. Just a light spray and your good for the day 👍

[@mika72.-Bois]

A possible way to reduce flies is more dung beetles In Australia the only native dung beetles were adapted to dry balls of marsupial poo. So Scientists after careful study imported several species of cow dung beetle eggs. Bred them to adult beetles and distributed them to farmers. Even if you have the right species of dung beetles, if you had more that may reduce the local fly. population.

[@stevejohnstonbaugh9171]

Nice job pulling the earth away from the back of the building. Judging by the grading you are going to place some sort of paving along the side of the building and around the back as a patio.I suspect the paving will slope away from the building and you will have trench drains or the like where the bank meets the paving to pie rainwater away to daylight in the front of the building. It will be a very sweet cottage when the reno is complete. Perfect for guests or a short term rental.

[@MrShaggerohara]

Funny I was wondering if you had any farm visit’s planned, looking forward to that

[@gerryryan2142]

Hi, i found that a spray called lupo works very well. It does affect the clover at spraying but the clover does come back

[@stangiles2001]

wow you are growing land , ive never seen the like

[@OrganMusicYT]

Cleggs have been terrible this year where I am, lost count of how many times I've been bitten by them! Great to see the wee cottage coming along, yer daein a grand job!

[@IFarmWeFarm]

Get some jungle formula spray in the chemist mate, spray a light coat on and you’ll have very little problems with them

[@OrganMusicYT]

@@IFarmWeFarm I'll have to give it a wee try if it works for you fellas on the farms.

[@salmonhunter7414]

That bottom field was a lot of owrk but it turned out really nice.

[@James_Smith715]

I love the way you show both good and bad, warts and all as they say ( pardon the pun ) but it makes your content more relatable. I hope you find a cure and pass it on if you can. The ground work is super. I would advise you to run a 3/4 inch pipe to the cottage instead of 1/2 inch but maybe that your intention. How is your dad Adrian?

[@johnphelan6623]

Stone picker for the back of the quad a quare job Adrian - perfect for that spot. I'm sure you'd get your job done & dusted in return for a review of it....... 😊

[@Vilhelm80]

Hi. We spray with a chemical calles Gratil. In combination with a splash MCPA. Works good on docks on pastures. It doesent kill cloever but its quite expensive. Br Vilhelm

[@robertolouden5309]

Adrian we used to have the same problem with berries,paint them with used engine oil out of a petrol engine,worked very well

[@TerriblyNice_Not]

That has no effect, any impact is coincidental. They're caused by a virus which no amount of engine oil will treat

[@cheekymonkey666]

i have a number of cattle brushes on trees or old power poles scattered around the pastures, i get one of my kids to spray it down with garlic spray, the beasties rub against it pushing the garlic spray further into the hides, works well so far horses love it too, also keep a spray bottle on the quads for any we spot with large areas of horse fly, the garden center have a few good brands of garlic spray same stuff but cheaper... NAF garlic 100 i think its called. my your daughters grown, it seems like yesterday she was only knee high lol they be running the place soon enough...

[@marketmalc]

It appears that a company called Novavet does a hand held spray for treatment of the angleberries/cowpox/warts. The claim is normally with a spray only on the infected area. You can get it on line. Hope this helps.

[@IFarmWeFarm]

I will look that up, thank you Mark

[@patodwyer721]

Nice one Adrian. Would wildflowers be better where the paddock slopes down behind the cottage 🤔

[@ciaranomalley9274]

Adrian put some Bread soda ìn a mix with your castor oil for the warts ..wear milking gloves You will have to put it on a number of times

[@smalldairyfarmer]

Did you ever hear of AI technician treating cattle for house files because it was making them GAD nice job around the house

[@jamesholland7473]

Do ever try copper surplus, other know a blue stone . Mix with bread soda into paste and coat on ,might be worth try . As it burn into it

[@IFarmWeFarm]

Never tried that one James, but a few people have mentioned that. Worth a try for sure

[@ianhaggart1438]

Great work as usual sir... looking great. .. one thing iv found with my drone flying and crashing for no apparent reason and I can now say doesn't happen.. touch wood... switching off the WiFi on my phone when using it with my drone... even watch out for WiFi booster signals and remote weather station ect can play a part in drone loss... stay safe sir 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿

[@IFarmWeFarm]

What happened mine was the low battery warning alert was turned off, so the drone went into automatic return to home. The last time was my error and a lack of side sensors on the Mini 3 pro vs my other Air 2s. But yes Wi-Fi could interfere and weather station and the like 👍

[@olivercollins9744]

Had a wart problem upto 4 yrs ago. Our vet cut some off and rest fell off gradually. He said theyre caused by virus and die off when exposed to air by cutting off, usualky checks annualy at TB testing Feb or March. More effective than using using pure jeyes fluid..which works as well

[@Michael-8903]

Gratil 75 Before spraying spring planted grass must have 1-2 leaves and clover should have the first two leaves with three leaves on them, don't know what you call this stage

[@jamescunningham1973]

something that ive never heard said before in Ireland,before it gets too hot,😁😁😁

[@marlonsdaysout733]

I use grazon Pro to clear weeds from grass will kill everything but the grasses it's used a lot in cricket grounds and golf greens

[@IFarmWeFarm]

Grazon pro is good stuff

[@welllads]

Well

[@garymadden2656]

👌

[@Andy-ix2ox]

If you find a cure make a video about it, you will be a legend in dairy circles across the world and you’ll have more views than you ever thought possible, a pain in the proverbial backside I have tried so many different things and truth be told I’m now of the opinion that to save me from further hardship I will just pretend I don’t see them anymore and rely on the fact that they do go away with time.

[@IFarmWeFarm]

I will certainly do that, it’s a sicking dose of a thing Andy

[@johnhayes4110]

Hi Adrian, enjoyed your vedio , could you get a pallet of granulated lime to do them little bits 🙂

[@RedcastleGAV78]

Lols. Come end of the year Adrian you can do a compilation video of crashes with your Mini 3 Pro 😂🤦‍♂️🤦‍♂️🤦‍♂️

[@IFarmWeFarm]

I might make a short or a reel one day, have had plenty of mishaps 🙈

[@user-mx5qk4ek3f]

Backtakill you get in fane valley for angle berries

[@ms.farmgirl]

Country Farm Supplies sells "Novavet Warts, Angleberry & Cow Pox Treatment" in a spray bottle. With angleberry growths on drystock, spray to cover area only. Make sure to wear gloves. One spray to run-off should be sufficient. Only if required,, repeat in 7 - 10 days. That usually works okay. It's best if you keep it on hand and get them when they are smaller in size.

[@danielfawcett9748]

Hi Adrian I've a recommendation for the warts on your heifers and also ring worm have you heard of Osmond's backtakil 55 I highly recommend this product we've used it for a number of years

[@marctunney3743]

You are a real paddy full of covid and man flu but I watch all videos you Ollie and funky farmer are a legend you all need a knighthood

[@lorrainereeves4466]

Confused about your cottage lawn preparation vs leaving in place the small white rocks. Once the grass is established how will the lawn be cut. You can’t use a domestic lawn mower because the rocks would ruin the blades.

[@2807204]

If your going to tie them off try using dental floss not fishing line.

[@ranger553]

Mortakiill apply every third day should sort the angle berries

[@IFarmWeFarm]

Yes a few people mentioned that, never heard of it myself but worth a try. Cheers lad 👍

[@Patrickt-qu9ml]

Hi im just wondering where did you get the new lights for your workshop

[@matthewbohan6304]

Adrian, my mother makes the cure for angle berries for animals... Alot of neighbours use it... 100% works

[@IFarmWeFarm]

Pm me please on instagram or Facebook

[@matthewbohan6304]

I'll pm you later 👍

[@IFarmWeFarm]

@@matthewbohan6304ur email is there and it’s a better way so I see it easier

[@matthewbohan6304]

100%

[@IFarmWeFarm]

@@matthewbohan6304 got your email, thank you. Will be in touch soon 👍

[@paulbailey4604]

You could hire a stone picker then use the stones to fill pots holes

[@IFarmWeFarm]

Good exercise Paul, the girls love it 😉

[@colmanlong1032]

Adrian,if you get that cure,will you post it up.

[@deborahdanhauer8525]

The grass around the cottage is looking great! Will you plant any trees there?❤️🤗🐝

[@IFarmWeFarm]

I don’t honestly know yet Deborah, don’t want to block any of the views but definitely will have a well planted out garden

[@deborahdanhauer8525]

@@IFarmWeFarm That sounds lovely. I can’t wait to see it❤️🤗🐝