Muck Spreading the Ins and Outs | British Farming

[@traceyjackson6320]

Great video, I enjoy seeing my Dad and Brother in action on the muck spreaders!

[@markhatchett6341]

Greetings from North Carolina USA. I recall visiting my grandparents dairy farm as a small child. I would always be dressed in my Sunday best and once on a walk down to the barns I found myself over knee deep in the muck and had to be rescued!

[@elliotsmith6442]

Thank you for very nice video British Farming. Beautiful narration. Love it

[@joannewatson4040]

Hello from Herald California. We raise a very small ,by comparison, flock of wool & meat sheep. I just love your Mother!! I think she and I are about the same age and I do enjoy watching how passionate and compassionate she is.

[@markr5273]

Love your attention to the details. Thank you !

[@camelia9802]

Very interesting indeed.

[@PaigeBrown93]

Beautiful! I Love Nature And Wildlife

[@mikemclaughlin1641]

Great video. Really like the narration. Very attenboroghish.

[@robertwhitfield8462]

Love seeing your farming experiences Bob mildura Australia

[@lionelmarytravels6003]

Can’t beat a bit of muck spreading. Some of the early spreaders had a nasty habit of throwing it forward at the driver. No cab in those days!

[@alexanderjames296]

Fantastic video, love watching your content. Your mum is a living legend, what a lovely character! 👍😁

[@alaricmarvin6332]

Instablaster

[@paulhayday8212]

I could almost smell the straw and then the muck! Another informative video from Flank. Great! Paul. West Wycombe Village

[@hazeldonner1855]

Great learning all about muck. Thank you.

[@janewilliams6435]

Greetings from Northamptonshire! Every episode warms my heart. Thank you so much.

[@adamfontana537]

Great video as usual. I look forward to them ever month. Can’t you do more?!?!

[@flankfarm]

Thanks Adam, always great to see you in the comments! We’ve managed 2 per month recently. Still not enough? 😁

[@adamfontana537]

FLANK I was thinking as I was watching this one, hold on it’s the middle of the month!

[@baldybaldwin2825]

Irish Dexter owner in Tennessee USA, love the videos.

[@stevemathews9488]

Loved the video brings back so many memories and smells, keep up the good work take care

[@andrewellison1203]

What enjoyable video credit to you down-to-earth people doing a brilliant job I am in the farming industry more than haulage side credit goes out to mum and son regards from Andy keep up the good work guys xx

[@carolmcc59]

Thanks for another video... I would love longer or more if possible but will watch and thoroughly enjoy any you make for us :D

[@chazharrison5646]

Another enjoyable video about farming ways, helped by the dialogue included by your mum and you. Always looking out for the next one 😊

[@susanmarsh4351]

Aaaaaah Rufus the Covid pandemic has had some cherished bonuses-more Flank vlogs!! Thank you for choosing to isolate at the farm. Thank you for spending some of the time filming life on the farm. As always the scenery is rustic and visual and audio quality superb. Thank you for the great stories and thank you for giving Mum a hand.

[@himself2]

Great video guys,fine place you have there!

[@keithhill3027]

Another brilliant video as always,you two are very good at explaining what you do and why.👍

[@HarukiYamamoto]

This is a very fine video. Wow! 👌

[@helenel4126]

Anglophile in Savannah GA. Your mum is great! Has she received her invite to the Queen's Honours yet?

[@scrasebridge]

Crikey is right!!

[@cassieoz1702]

What lovely sleek cattle 😁

[@eddieglasgow6055]

Another good episode !!

[@GeoffreyMoore-i9k]

My dad born 1930, was raised on an estate in Norfolk, his father was farm manager However he went into construction rather than farming, but he was a avid gardener and I would like to say allotment holder, but he had 3 allotments, he used cow muck on his allotments, however, as soon as the muck was used, he'd get another delivered, to rot down ready for next year, avid believer in well rotted muck Geoff

[@MadhouseGaming]

as usual amazing video, I absolutely love your mum she's reminds me of my mother, amazing woman

[@rhyswatts6271]

Good and very informative

[@parnellbeth]

I would be interested in a video on the hedgerows.....do you still have the woven/living type? What type of plants are growing there? Animal habitat? Any forageable fruits /berries?

[@cesib7544]

I LOVE❤️ this Chanel!!!

[@rogerrogers7393]

Tuning in from Scotland Aberdeenshire

[@flankfarm]

Love this!

[@jamiemackay8465]

Great video guys 😁

[@flankfarm]

Thanks Jamie!

[@chrisblackops8500]

It takes all year to get the muck and its gone in 5 seconds

[@farmerchris7989]

Farmer Chris72 True

[@lsor3341]

Hello,enjoyable video as always. Jonathan looks a very docile bull,how are his calves doing this year?

[@sondragingery5949]

Watching you from N.W. Ohio in the US.

[@flankfarm]

Amazing!

[@JosephsLifeontheFarmUK]

So cool... nice one 😁

[@Frog154]

You don't use wheel-drippers (if that's the technical term)? You don't find any draw-backs to this method?

[@chrisblackops8500]

Rufus you should do a video of your breeds of sheep

[@eecforeststewardship640]

gotta talk about the size of systems- small farms are ok doing this- but the big commercial farms create lagoons and then spray it out in the fields near rivers and other sensitive places.

[@tomwe11ings]

Great video! Is there a silage making video coming this year?

[@flankfarm]

Great question Tom, we’re going to try our best to catch it!

[@DavidJohnson-rj8zu]

The wise old Chinese Profit Hui Flung Dun.😂

[@Beau653]

Your the best

[@gerrybrown]

Just curious ye don't have a slatted house?

[@davidw4970]

Presume that was hay wrapped for outdoor storage and not silage/haylage being spiked in the field!!

[@martinoneill1644]

Is that a bale spike through a fresh bale? Yikes

[@susanmarsh4351]

You have to use what you’ve got. Machinery is expensive.