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[@margaretkaraba8161]

The way your Dad is talking to you/"us", I can see him as a teacher or lecturer in a High school, college or uni. He is just great.

[@countryguyusa273]

Thats what the machinery is for, work smarter not harder. Love how passionate Ginger Warrior is and how knowledgeable he is.

[@SusanEmilyRyanHancock]

I am 62 years old and my sweetest and mot cherished memories are those times spent with my aunt and uncle on their farm. They inspired me, but starting was a problem but with an income of $57k monthly I was able to. My first year farming generated us $142k here in Tynan, TX. We never looked back, agriculture (ranch farming) is a gold mine

[@Markbrandon-12]

That's really impressive, I'm glad you got on trake with your life at 62

[@Markbrandon-12]

But how do you earn that much monthly? I'm genuinely curious

[@SusanEmilyRyanHancock]

Big thanks to Kathleen Mary Vella

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She's a licensed broker here in the states 🇺🇸

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Her top notch guidance and expertise on digital market changed the game for me

[@davemissenden5812]

She must of heard you saying she is on the cull list 😂😅

[@TomPembertonFarmLife]

@@davemissenden5812 😂😂😂

[@PhotoArtBrussels]

Using the digger is smart, not lazy. Keep work as light as possible; work smart!

[@jenksify]

Always work smarter and not harder. If you have a machine that will do the job, use it. Great to see the man of much knowledge back on the camera.

[@ikweby9169]

Love the videos with ur dad explaining things in depth. Please can we have more of this! 👍

[@jonathancook4022]

Your dad is quite the chatty patty once he gets going. Feels like he could have his own sub-segment each week entitled ‘ground force with ginger’

[@helenjacobs9207]

Hi Tom, your dad so reminds me of my own late dad who was a water authority engineer for 29 years, he was out putting in water mains, repairing burst’s pipes over the years. When he eventually went into the stores to issue new parts to different crew members. Dad would look at the tickets and he could pass on valuable information about the area they are working at to what possible issues they may face. With age comes experience and knowledge and dad always went above and beyond to help them fix these issues, as he would bring back the big work box lorry and at 1/2 am in the morning “ warning this vehicle is reversing “ this used to be laughing joke we had with dad over the years. Only a selection of neighbours were told the night before so not to have a shock In the earlier hours. Happy fond memories of my late dad😂

[@davidmeynen8120]

tom im 55 years old 30 plus of on drainage for a major Thames water contractor down in the sh1t and i could listen to your dad talk drainage all day they don't make men like him any more 👌

[@sharonm3677]

Great video. Wow using the machine to clean the trough’s was a real time and back saver! I love Tilley, she the most beautiful sweet cow around. What number will this calf be? I miss seeing her hear you talking and making a video for us and her squeezing through the herd to come see you and lick on you! Lol. What a great cow she has been. Mr. Pemberton, it is wonderful seeing you out there mastering those darn field drains. You are so incredible to listen to, you explain things so well. If you weren’t a farmer I think you would have been a fantastic teacher! Have a great weekend Pemberton’s and team!❤❤

[@julietarpey4216]

The Ginge lives a good drain ❤. Hope you’re making notes Tom ❤❤

[@erictrace]

Tom the knowledge your father has is so amazing! He teaches us all!

[@marknicholson7729]

Fella knows his drains! Always interesting when you get that warm feeling on yer back. 😳

[@JoshStead-y6y]

4:10 is that a naked lass on a tractor 😂 Go on Tommy lad! Haha

[@eoghanhayes7699]

Abbie Coombes keeping him alert in the mornings😅

[@TomPembertonFarmLife]

@@eoghanhayes7699 😂😂 present from Katie to me and Luke 😂

[@cowboytv2630]

I could listen to your dad all day. A font of knowledge and such a legend.

[@markh5433]

SIR KING GINGER…. Words of very wise wisdom….. plain but direct speech… Tom if you need a driver for carting the maize just shout.

[@paulparnell3839]

Love your videos especially when your working with your dad he’s like the David Attenborough of the farming world

[@bobuncle8704]

Listening to the Ginger Warrior chat away makes me miss my dad. They’ve forgotten more than we’ll know.

[@ippaku]

Fun farming day video. Always great to see the ginger guy giving us stories his advice and ways to improve be well be you.

[@stevewareing8525]

Great video Tom, it's always good to see your dad doing one of his favourite jobs. Guaranteed there won't be a wet spot there anymore. 👍.

[@abi.coombes]

Good choice in calendar😂

[@normnorthmore8368]

My guess. The bad silage in the bottom would make the good silage on top go off quicker , so intakes would be lower,hence the calves didn’t do as well as expected. Otherwise a great video as usual.

[@tomdavies9738]

Loving the calendar 3:24 onwards 😂

[@jakea3419]

Is that a farming in the flesh calendar I see in ya office haha 😜

[@user-lz8jx7vw3u]

Clever idea Tom anything that saves time and energy 👏

[@potski01]

Really enjoy your videos, I always find it interesting listening to your Dad, it’s good you give him some airtime! One day you’ll need to look back at these vids to see where all the bloody drains are 😂,

[@sethredwood6068]

Like your abi Coombes calendar

[@mrmuttley]

It's a dairy farm and she has wonderful udders

[@jamesbarrow6411]

Hi Tom say thank you to your dad it was very informational and interesting about his draining from James in the Isle of Man 🇮🇲 🐗🐄

[@tomdaly7229]

the ginger guy is a wealth of information he should be running the country

[@richpbrown2]

Get a little solar panel for the gingers jetter, it’ll do a nice trickle charge on it

[@OOpSjm]

Yup

[@garethbryson]

Great idea for cleaning out the feed trough. Oil pressure is always better than blood pressure.

[@thetessellater9163]

Can't believe with all the brilliant upgrades you've made to your farm, it seems that dairy office got passed over - somewhat !!! Grim !

[@wyndhamhewlett8223]

THAT WON'T MAKE NO MONEY!

[@jocelyngainche2578]

Nice piece of kit on the calendar 😅

[@Mother..nature..77]

Great video Tom and as always we love the ginger guy ❤😊

[@johnpatterson6538]

4:50 sorry....did I just laugh out loud 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@wyndhamhewlett8223]

BLOODY HELL MR PEM KNOWS HIS DRAINING!!

[@caesarisared1320]

I hope you are adding your existing, new & found drains on to a map. It will make your life so much easier in future.

[@teresabrewer2661]

Great video.....thanks Tom

[@KiwiJim13]

👀🙄🐾👍Great video Tom it's always great to see and hear Andrews wisdom

[@eddiewatts7792]

How I loved forking rank silage out from feed barriers. We had a mains electric fence wire running the length and on a damp winter morning it would give you a belt behind the ear as you were bent over

[@Sithdancer9000]

Great video as always Tom. Bad luck with the cow muck on your hoodie. But nice to see the ginger guy in his element talking about drains. Hi Ginger Guy ❤

[@user-ji1mx2oi1v]

It was nice seeing your mum when we came down with my daughter which she has said he came down to see your farm. My daughter has got a nice T-shirt, but she was wanting you to sign it but you were busy out in the field so the next time we come down will tell you so she can come and

[@deniscurtin6463]

Nice to see your dad so entusiactive on the work

[@keepamericayisraelgreat5708]

Something to watch which is NEW! Thanks

[@johnjames2704]

You are so lucky to have a dad like Tom👍

[@jasondavies4887]

Nice calendar in the office 🤣😂

[@JamezGamez1]

Great video ❤

[@teafrog777]

Good morning to you all..!!!❤❤

[@andrewcreaser4186]

I loved draining when I was younger .did a lot over yrs . Hedge laying . All machines now . Clay pipe days have gone . Hook and gerry the pipe bed as Yr dad said turn pipes to make em seat . Hedge cuttings in the trench wi wheat straw also 😮.

[@savagememes873]

be happy it was just that little bit. when i had to repair the scraper on the 2nd farm it would be drowned in slurry almost above the wellies. trying to get that damn scraper balanced on top of a cinder block was hard and it fell of multiple times and splashed slurry all over me and in my mouth.

[@rickywright9239]

If you wrap the plastic pipe with terram it will filter the soil from the water before it gets in the pipe and then use gravel on top it will drain much quicker than using just soil.

[@JohntyNich]

Some drainage specialists point out that it is soil dependent and putting Terram in heavy clay/silty soils clogs the terram preventing the drain working. The gravel becomes the drain but it’s a lot less effective. I believe there is a test you can do to see if it would clog or not. I’m no expert and if it’s working for yourself, crack on 👍

[@ajc0480]

Andy's such a brilliant bloke - know's his stuff and explains it in an engaging yet very informative way. He could defo be a agri/ agri business lecturer at RAU or Nottingham's agricultural department for example!

[@isit4ukid]

Ahhh, my favorite cold day drink! Hot chocolate using milk straight from the teat! Nothing better.

[@luckyshamrock7241]

☘️💚 great video Tom, your dad's knowledge of the land is astounding a very wise knowledgeable man 💚☘️

[@DeirdreHickey-nx8nt]

Great video. Your dad knows what he is talking about 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼❤️❤️❤️❤️

[@kevinstevens3495]

Good video tonight👍✊️

[@OxxFreddyGlasgow.]

Another great video Tom.

[@ianparker3486]

Great video Tom

[@graemeforbes4560]

a masterclass in drain maintenance. brilliant. institutional memory. can't beat it.

[@marcgoodman7305]

sound farming 101 thank God for dads with knowledge in his industry for us city folk 🙏 🙌

[@marjoriebell4956]

Love and prayers 😇💜

[@stancombetreecareallyourga342]

Ya old man we do 💯Sack tractors al ya need is a ginger machine ❤ love

[@robertshingler4734]

Great video and thank you for the Farmart walk it was great.

[@Josmiiii]

I am currently working on a dairy farm of about 1000 milking cows in Australia, and I do this job every week with a mini digger. 3 large troughs and some smaller springer/sick cow troughs. Very efficient and less manual labour 😂

[@thomaswalker6165]

Mad for it your dad is int he 😂😂 what a bloke!!

[@eileenbass952]

Autumn starts 22nd September Tom.

[@JWSSpeedo]

Very good

[@andydurance478]

Tom you could do with updating your office in the near future, great video as always you have a lot of variations of videos that’s why we all love you and all your family and staff , take care.👍

[@craigdoig9486]

21:37 great content again

[@TomPembertonFarmLife]

@@craigdoig9486 thank you ☺️

[@mandyhdttv4040]

lovley calender in the office

[@brendanwhelan7972]

15:35 you could put 2 inch stone on top of the drainage pipe then the soil

[@OOpSjm]

Or just a riser for that lowe area

[@robertlawson206]

a masterclass from the guru

[@RogerFleury-rh9wr]

23rd! YIKES! Friday the 13th! Tom,Luke, Hiedie, Anna, Hanna and the ginger warrior with a mustache. And everyone else who is working on the farm. Roger in Pierre South Dakota USA

[@alanobrien1817]

"Take the shackles off my feet so i can dance,i just want to praise you,i just want to praise you".…..😀😀😀

[@PuFFerTV98368]

LOTS OF COWS!! Not the first time getting pooped on I’m guessing. Thanks for the video Tom. BeWell and StaySafe 🖖

[@matthewrodgers2360]

I can see you doing a new series "Drainage with Dad" top video as always

[@PgP736]

❤ from Norway

[@tomroskell1849]

love a bit of ginger draining xx

[@tommyvercetti4040]

Me: come on guys, just put a couple of pipes in the ground and your flooding issues will be gone. Simple. Right? The Ginger Warrior: well you see, it's a balance between science, physics, geology and knowing the soil composure, proper common sense and a century or five of farmer's experience Me: ... ehm? Thanks once again for the super educational video. I learned a heap of things once more. Keep 'em coming Pembertons !!! Best farming channel out there.

[@Chris.starfleet]

Damn, that Computer room next to the milking parlour needs some tidying up and also a lick of paint.

[@lesterhertel2945]

Another very interesting video Thank you 😊

[@everestyeti]

The drainage Jedi Master at it again, it can be complicated but in fact it's quite simple especially when you know what you're doing. If it's good luck when a bird poo's on you, what's it called when a cow does it. 🤣😂

[@barbaracurrie6949]

Using the digger is genius.

[@rubenschutte1449]

7:48 it's not lazy, it is clever. My dad always says: don't use blood pressure for something you can solve with oil pressure!

[@benjaminlamey3591]

if it worked 50 years, that´s already a good thing. you just have to dig and reajust all, it is quite some work and a pain when it does not work anymore but you can fix it.

[@Jeff-we4mv]

Still haven't upgraded the farm office lol😭

[@michaelcoffey8008]

The ginger moses the water specialist 😂

[@damianathey5537]

Hi What are them scabs on calf’s head

[@patrickoleary-vo4jm]

That would be ringworm by the looks of it. Unsightly stuff but not harmful to the animals. Sunlight kills it also dust of dying holly branches. That's why you see holly bushes hanging up on lots of cattle sheds.

[@graememckay9972]

You've never covered vermin control. Do you allow shooters on the farm for rabbit, pheasant, duck, fox and those pesky deer? Also since winters approaching, is the shed heated or does the cattle body heat keep it warm enough to not require heating. Just wondering since it's so open. My local farm is enclosed with automatic shutters that lift and lower.

[@christhomas5794]

Hi from Hereford

[@teafrog777]

Good morning to you all..!!!❤❤oh my Tom has a wet chip on his shoulder!!!😂you guys don’t have any trouble staying in shape.

[@adamgoldstein15]

8:15 this is where a rotating head would help

[@ryanwibberley7186]

Have you looked at getting back into cheese and butter production for the farm shop as you could possibly add the production waste into your feed mix also planting your own beet or similar cover crop in the maize ground so the soil

[@ryanwibberley7186]

Doesn’t deteriorate given that your farm has high potential for flooding. As you could send your sheep in to graze the tops whilst adding nutrients from the cover crop into the soil

[@ryanwibberley7186]

Do you think that switching to automatic feed robots could reduce wastage whilst keeping feed levels stable throughout the day as the show room could provide the perfect area whilst saving time and money though labour and feeder cost with you looking at larger feed mixers whilst being restricted within the yard turning spaces

[@ryanwibberley7186]

Do you feel that once you have built a new calf building could the space the existing shed is potentially be developed into a cafe with the surrounding fields being utilised for additional attractions I.e a playground with dairy farm associated learning games;whilst having gum ball machines with feed for the highlands, sheep or goats that get placed in adjacent fields given via pipes feeding to feed troughs. Whilst offering the potential to book demonstrations of butchery and milking. Whilst offering the opportunity to name young heifers that get added to the herd with monthly updates as to how they perform during their journey. Or creating a wall near the car park where people can add a picture commemorating their visit whilst if you can show proof of being a follower on social media you unlock a 10% discount within the farm shop along with notified early for any event to where Tom invites people down for special occasions such as turn out.

[@ryanwibberley7186]

Although possibly the area Tom opens as an overflow car park could benefit from becoming grassy hard standing with a concreted turning zone so made for when lorries turn up.

[@ryanwibberley7186]

I feel that the area where the silage bails get stored could be idea for a new calf building with it only needing a roof and pen structure being built whilst keeping it close to the parlour whilst leaving the dry cow shed for young stock before they get moved over to home farm whilst freeing up space for a new dry cow/ maternity shed with custom built pens where cows are held during calving possibly with cameras installed so that expectant cows can be monitored without being disturbed too much with the cameras being a possibility to capture footage around the farm during basic daily tasks so that there could be videos showing what’s gone on at the farm that could be released as a bts vid or a timelapsed update every Sunday or possibly for if you create a second channel where blooper clips or footage that Luke, the girls or the farm shop staff capture if you leave them with cameras

[@williammunson6621]

Not lazy Tom, machines don't get tired , people do.

[@MagnumCamNZ]

Good use of a hydraulic shovel, saves the sweat & backache 👌👍

[@andypowell7983]

The ginger legend go dad go 👍👍👍👍👍

[@ryanwibberley7186]

With you having the slatted floor in the shared farm project would you be tempted to build one under the dry cow shed if you ever rebuild and/or expand it or add rings to your current pit possibly adding a lid/roof to it

[@TomPembertonFarmLife]

@@ryanwibberley7186 probably but a high cost to it 🙈

[@NancyHousing-DeWitt-xn9zd]

Very clever. Don't work hard if you don't have to.

[@edladdfinn5523]

Tom was that an abi coomies calender in the office

[@TomPembertonFarmLife]

@@edladdfinn5523 👀👀👀👀👀

[@mcalan20]

All hail the ginger warrior ……. Such an amazing man