RIPPING UP THE FARM YARD... IT'S ONLY THE START!

Wahoo! We are starting with the revamp at the back of the farm and end up bringing more concrete that we first started!
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[@elizabethdaniel512]

So exciting!!!!! Love ur channel! Wish I lived there, I’d work for free!!! Just to help and leArn which is payment enough

[@Hoosier60]

Great start! Looking forward to seeing the progress in future videos.

[@michaelstaunton1632]

Great teamwork from everyone involved onthat project well done 👏

[@BrixPlays]

Tom, have you all seen an increase in productivity in your cows since building the new barn and doing these things for them. I think a video about that side of things would be interesting

[@ShaneDeane]

That was a spring tine harrow Tom

[@jamesmead8550]

why don't you start the pad from the back of the barn??? same size but will give you the swing you want from the slurry tank at the front ??

[@GrahamWP58]

Spring tinned harrow

[@alfie_5134]

Good investment 🚜😎🌾

[@canadiancreekranch7836]

It’s a spring tooth harrow

[@BalesInTheDales]

Is it a weeder. Or a cultivator

[@paulrenton7160]

Visited the farm shop yesterday! I was the weirdo grinning who said hello. With the increase in electricity prices is it worth thinking about some solar to run the farm with the roofing space you should bring in a ton of power.

[@BethSc_VV]

solar power would be easy enough to power the bubbler and shed lights at a minimum. The only drawback is the setup costs

[@paulrenton7160]

@@BethSc_VV the setup cost is high but with there being no price cap on business power cost unlike residential properties making monthly costs increase by the thousands the initial setup cost might become viable very soon

[@mikewilliams4499]

@Elizabeth Scott Does the UK not have grants for solar. We do in France, also for insulating. We also have energy caps and nuclear so we seem to be avoiding the cost of living crisis in the UK. Feel for you people.

[@meghainn2010]

@@mikewilliams4499 shame the UK government don't have the same sentiment as you. As for solar, I think with the domestic side had one but the government pot "ran out of cash"

[@kevinmatthews2620]

@@meghainn2010 it was FITs payments ,the trouble was @ its inception it was 44p per kwh but @ the time a 4kw system was like £15k, when i got mine a couple of years later the rate had reduced to 16p per kwh, all FIT rates are still subject to the annual CPI increase, when FITs finished it was something like 5p per kwh but the cost had dropped to somewhere near £5k, the new SEG (smart export gurantee) are not index linked and the rates are set by the individual electric companys, whereas FITs were set by the Goverment and the Electric Companies had to pay you that rate for 20 years, glad i got into FITs,shame i didnt get in earlier ,as early adopters are now getting 60p per kwh

[@roberthillyer1630]

Tom use those old tile pipes as flower planters around your shop. Place female end up and fill with potting soil. They will look amazing and add color.

[@jofarwell9744]

Robert, my thoughts too! Bet Mom would love the extra flowers. Suggest an inexpensive tube watering system though as it gets tiring to self water, but the farm does get a lot of rain. Besides, the Ging can always reclaim them if he needs them! Tom you are doing an amazing clean up! It will look amazing!

[@philipthompson1674]

Great idea that.

[@geofffletcher840]

Never seen your Dad so excited, like a little boy with a new toy. Good to see it all coming together and what a great video overflowing with content.

[@TomPembertonFarmLife]

😊

[@callumstewart5662]

Tom, the twin rotored Army thing is called a Boeing CH47 Chinook operated by the RAF, at RAF Odiham.

[@philipthompson1674]

Is it a rainwater catchment tank, be handy area for one, and a wee lean to for the power washer and you could have a wash bay for the machinery set up and ready 24/7.

[@feathershed]

Nail hit squarely on the head there. I was puzzled, frustrated with the wait to find out, but I think you may have the answer. Wash water will drain straight Into the slurry.

[@philipthompson1674]

@@feathershed yep and future proofs for when it likely becomes requirement to have 1. They've been talking in NI about making car washes do similar for the wash water. So far nothing though, but ya know its only gonna be a matter of time.

[@TomPembertonFarmLife]

Maybe… maybe not 😂

[@philipthompson1674]

@@feathershed with a reply from TP like that, now i have to go and read the rest to see if he said that to everyone lol

[@Itsonlysimon]

That tank is for rain water harvesting. Noticed the purple pipe coming off the roof.

[@TomPembertonFarmLife]

🤷‍♂️

[@paulw4834]

I love watching cows going out to a field when they haven’t seen it for a long time. They become calf’s and jump about and you can see they love it 🥰

[@mikewilliams3824]

It's a spring harrow

[@paulweston2326]

Wonder why diesel tanks have a sticker on them that says only lift when empty and yes i am a tanker driver

[@leepannett2086]

G'day Tom. I would say they look like, spring tynes. Another great video mate. Cheers from Aus.

[@michaelodonoghue7464]

A Spring Tooth Harrow

[@texgibson6236]

It's called the spring harow.

[@heavyhaulage1]

I absolutely love these development videos Tom. Awesome to see the farm grow and improve! 😊

[@andeemillicent9405]

Your a legend Tom! Pleasure to watch your vids, thank you. Hello from sunny Western Australia ❤️

[@jimcraig5208]

Spring tooth harrow.

[@lisacs83]

Whatever washing powder you use to wash your mucky TP hoodies deserves a mention! haha

[@TomPembertonFarmLife]

😂😂

[@harezy]

Get a biomass dome for that slurry tank, Gas generator to run the bubblers for free. 🧐🧐

[@VideoJocky1]

Yard is looking better and better. Will be easier to keep neat. One recommendation... WORK GLOVES 😉

[@TomPembertonFarmLife]

😂

[@teresabrewer2661]

As always can't wait to see what your doing today on the farm 👍👍👍👍👍👍👍

[@beakacalek3765]

This project is great, what a change. Everything will be more efficient and easier to handle and get to. Congratulations on you and your dad’s choices. Thank you for taking us along, looking forward to the finished phase.

[@jodyesch5836]

Chisel plow/ digger

[@markh5433]

@@jodyesch5836 spring harrow tines

[@GotAnUmbrella]

That's gotta feel great having some leftover supplies from the last concrete job especially considering you had to go over budget on this one.

[@mikewilliams4499]

Holy smoke...massive investment in the barn, I guess this project is costing a bob or two. Financed by 130 cattle? Still great to see the farm advancing, getting tidy. Can’t wait to see the cafe project👍👏

[@GotAnUmbrella]

It's like full circle for me. The cow brush video was basically the first one I ever saw of yours.

[@aledjames7796]

Will you plaster the dry cow shed because I think dirty water will be coming off the heap of shit in to the shed

[@sandymcghee3328]

Another great video Tom it will be awesome when all the work is finished good team work Tom 👍👍👍🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿🇬🇧

[@cayfarms9360]

We are going to make a slurry channel and we would like to know what gradient fall you have on yours

[@eddlovatt]

Really enjoyed watching that video as it’s showing the ups and downs when wanting to make improvements and how you need to adapt to make things work, hope your lovely mum and dad have a great holiday abroad, and have a great weekend Tom 👍🏻🚜🍻

[@jermynpedretti4761]

Good morning Tom! Do it properly once for sure! Also, shortening the muck pile area satisfied some odd ocd so now it ends at the same bay on each end of the building 😆

[@ii-qg3jf]

Hey I know this isn't what this vid is about, but are you still breeding cows with some brown swiss straws? Always lover the brown swiss ( including toby the bull) and ayrshire, and just curious since your starting with some shorthorn bulls

[@TomPembertonFarmLife]

No more brown Swiss straws unfortunately. Lovely cows just a nightmare in the parlour 🙈

[@kevinjarman6930]

You knocked the footage off the front by altering the position of the steel why didn't you just add it on to the back that way you get the original size... would have looked better aswell to finish inline with the original building.

[@randystringer9556]

Good morning Tom, in the states that plow would be called a chisel plow

[@irrsinnrainer]

In German this thing is called 'Federzinkengrubber' so I think Spring Grubber ist very close. Very interesting project once again. It's amazing to see how the farm is evolving.

[@russellpetrie119]

a spring tine grubber usauly used after harvest

[@yvonnegross1180]

Love watching you improving your farm. Ginger guy is happy, cows are happy 😊 it's all good.

[@dawnb8123]

Fascinating video as always Tom. Nothing to add just commenting for the algorithm

[@TomPembertonFarmLife]

😊

[@IIIErebusIII]

I wonder if there is a grant for solar panels on the top of the big cow shed? Would a be a nice thing if so.

[@TomPembertonFarmLife]

No grant but loooking at it 😊

[@jonwright7394]

Think we would have called that a spring-ting used for making seed beds. Looks like a great farm development project.

[@whitacrebespoke]

Pig tail scuffle at ours. Like so many things farming lots of different names all over the country

[@jayr6549]

O that’s awesome. U said it - that’s going to tidy things up nicely. Can’t wait to see it. Great vid per always. 👍

[@debrasenter6951]

Tom you continually AMAZE me with your hard work and passion for farming. You are a true INSPIRATION, Thanks for sharing 🐄

[@TomPembertonFarmLife]

Thanks Debra 😊 means a lot 😊

[@eloises_farmlife]

That’s an old spring cultivator Tom, we have one at work but just a bit bigger

[@joeseels]

Looks like it’s going to be a proper job! Nothing better than getting concrete down 😀😀

[@TomPembertonFarmLife]

💯💯 😊

[@billabong9215]

I was like.... theres no way they are gonna put molasses in to that tank underground.... I know what its for now though... be a great help, and good location too.

[@dietergagelmans4557]

Tom, you are an example of a progressive farmer taking ‘little’ steps improving big time! You’re time and work management is immaculate with an amazing team behind you.

[@stangiles2001]

I live next to 800 cow dairy farm. I haven't seen a live cow this year. No robots , just foreign milkers and drivers. £30 a 6 hr shift. Super clean

[@Ra463]

Tom, the "twin bladed" helicopter would likely be a chinook

[@Drmbydanrabbit]

Cracking dream team start, smahing it team doing a fantastic job in the middle and the inside of the Ginger warrior at the end! And all the way through doing the mucky jobs and getting fully hands on it's tom! Thanks for the video!

[@akoilady9097]

"One day" hasn't come in 2 years. Oh, how I know that issue! The farm is looking better and better.

[@kylesullivan3114]

My old farmer boss used to call that implement a triple K don't know that's right or wrong?

[@johnpowell239]

Interesting project, definitely make life easier for you. The tank really intrigues me what you have buried it for. The implement that you moved not knowing what is was, I think is called a spring tine for breaking up soil for planting.

[@rosenbloom100]

Looking forward to part 2

[@DoingMoreWithLess]

Remember to always add 20% to the estimate for those construction jobs. Things will almost, always go sideways on you.

[@ippaku]

Great Friday video thank you so much To end my week right. Be well be you

[@sih1095]

Wow, green fields. A long time since we have seen that..

[@afarmingtrucker]

Had the pleasure of meeting your father and Heidi last week. Unfortunately you weren't back until Sunday, and I didn't have time to pop back. But what a fantastic team you have! Everyone was super friendly, and even when your father was busy dealing with banking, he stopped to say hi! He mentioned there was secret projects ongoing, and I guess this was well underway before you went to Ireland. Look forward to seeing what other developments are in the pipeline. Keep up the great work, maybe I'll get to meet you next time! 👍

[@TomPembertonFarmLife]

Ahhh amazing 😊 glad you had a great time 🙌😊

[@john67654]

Its a Harrow Tom

[@donaghobyrne542]

It is a spring tine grubber

[@stangiles2001]

I like Heidi. I love the goats

[@allanhughes945]

Good stuff Tom 👍🏻

[@stevewareing8525]

Looks like you really got cracking with the knacking on this project Tom. A few days of stress and hassle is worth it when the end result is improving and future proofing the farms operation. Every credit to you the Ginger Hero and the rest of the team. 👌👍.

[@jamielee9350]

OMG..... You found my old Ransoms Cultivator 🤣 Very similar to what we had in the late 60's. Watching you and your dad brings back lots of great memories. You both have great ethics, keep up the great work, love to you all.

[@andrewplumb6189]

It's a Haylock pigtail cultivator

[@mikeysgarage3697]

The tank in the ground is intriguing, methane collection perhaps?

[@johnarnell4241]

They're known as hearse Canadianes here in France

[@davidanderson7776]

That's what I would call a triple K cultivator

[@grahamhowland566]

The random old cultivator would probably fall within the category of a “tool bar” which could be fitted with all kinds of different legs at different spacings for row crop work and/or general cultivating, yours looks to be fitted with 1” square “pig tail” tines which are generally incredibly strong and work very well at breaking down lumpy ploughing etc 😀👍🏼

[@josh183wynd4]

Two tips from an x-farmer one let the cows drink and two never run the cows

[@sandrahyam8288]

It's called a Graham plow in Canada.

[@Sarcasticallyinspired]

Dang it! I love to see the progress...but now I want it all!!! I'm impatient. Seeing it all finished is going to he great.

[@natph3689]

Funny looking dozer

[@paulphillips2941]

Can't wait to see the finished product, you've got some cracking neighbours 👍

[@allancurrey8280]

Great project can't wait 2 c the finished project 🤣

[@rosemarymurphy5767]

Your Dad can’t sit still very long except when he eats . He so excited to get this started and build and all done make it look really nice and improve the farm better.Tom can’t wait until it’s all done and see the whole farm finish it’s going to improve the farm No more mud driving around the slurry tank to get to the other barn .

[@chrisstanley4405]

Always plan for 1m tie-ins when laying any type of pavement. Looking forward to seeing it progress.

[@dinoantics6060]

Tidy farm, tidy mind! So happy for you Tom to yet again be improving the farm for everyone’s future!

[@nwtrish6698]

Another fantastic watch! I will definitely pop over to the farm shop with my grandchildren soon 😀

[@joycefuller9177]

Looked like an old cultivator to me.

1 hundredweight is 112lbs or 2 x 56lb or 8 stone.

[@TomPembertonFarmLife]

👏👏😊

@@TomPembertonFarmLife The true farmers sport is throwing the 56lb weight. Throw a 56lb weight over a bar. It is roughly the same as an old school bale of hay. Still a sport in Scotland.

[@karangooch1274]

It's going to be so good Neat love a neat Fram

[@charlieshwan5574]

19:30 Dumper 😀

[@gethinjones1348]

Channel from the new shed was the right way to go for sure, you would have regretted it if it wasn't done now and had issues with down the line in future. Great video and great improvements for the farm 👍🏻

[@stangiles2001]

Spring cleaning in autumn, well done Tom Tomorrow is another day

[@wildft]

Love to see this the vision of an easier winter was on the agenda for this project. Definitely an expense but improvements to bring the farm into a better state is always the aim. Can't wait to see this finished

[@aaroncooper5695]

Awesome as always top 👌🏻

[@johncooke3353]

You were right Tom to have more room around your slurry tank, machinery is getting bigger so space is a necessity, and you can always extend the muck pit another bay. 👌🏻👍🏻

[@gromett]

Loving this project. Can't wait for the next one 👍

[@TiểuHương17]

Your farm is very large with many animals with modern machines

[@dg3470]

Gonna be visiting the farm shop on Sunday on the way up to the lakes! Cracking work on the videos, great to see another project coming together, lovely escape for an office working, wannabe farmer!

[@jimpolk]

WOW. What a week. Lots of progress. Gonna make a huge difference. Your Dad looks so excited. Kudos

[@donalcrowley3326]

Dad and I

[@Puttergill_farm]

That implement is called a spring tooth ripper

[@danielaynesworth7523]

It's going to be a show farm soon 👍👍👍