From The Farmers | Stories of Cyclone Gabrielle

[@justjules-pourlyequipped9303]

Thank you for taking the time to make this video. Sorry for your loss xxx

[@em945]

Excellent production, thank you. I can't believe the level of distruction. Wishing you all the best.

[@shaneannandale457]

Just brutal that silk and slash looks terrible ❤ from Aus

[@bigted1955]

My heart goes out to everyone affected by the floods 😢😂 from Invercargill where it has been so dried here

[@jacquelinepayne2012]

Those massive grazed hills at 5.47 are eroded completely bare, no topsoil or pasture left. Shocking. That is obviously where a lot of the silt came from. How long is it going to take to fix that?

[@TFSpodcast_]

well done

[@ci9764]

Heartbreaking. I can only imagine how devastating this must feel.

[@mikebarton]

Those rainfall numbers! 😱 Those hills at 01:25

[@brittenv1000]

I wondered why so much silt then I see the pictures of the hills 😢 thinking of you guys 🙏

[@michaelhawes8471]

My soul is with you people love and peace ✌

[@FKTHESYSTEM063]

Rob D on you tube will open some eyes on weather. Geo engineering. Called this a week before it happened.

[@UrbanKiwiana]

you did an amazing job presenting this, it still blows my mind the damage it done I dont think any of us expected the amount of water and damage it brought, I wish everyone thebest as they slowly get through it all, I hope tokomorow Bay get acess again thye've been cut of for weeks now, knowing winter is approaching us all I hope nothing like this happens again.

[@byLokie]

I got caught in a flood in Country Victoria (Australia) but it was only Rain/River water. No surounding hills to wash away and doesn't occur on hills anyway because of soil density. Not Silt like you poor Blokes. This puts into perspective the differences between both types of flooding. Respect to the people on this Video. Multi generational members of the Land. Their Life!

[@rodneygillespie9212]

Geepas mate all the best.

[@sallysmith9733]

Also. Would pay 10 bucks. To help out. All the best.

[@brightredtulip]

OMG, inundation of silt from the cyclone is catastrophic, real #MUDFLOOD !

[@Peirithous]

That poor guy trying to salvage mud ridden stuff from his house…once it’s been in a flood there’s nothing to salvage really even the house. Mould is a major issue 😪😪🤧 Will donate💰💰do a go fund me page too. In fact you should be on every donation platform online🤑🤑🤑💛💛

[@metalnytmaresht]

Would love to help voluntarily

[@tangatatoamma5240]

job well done Ranginui and Papatuanuku.. keep it up ❤️❤️❤️

[@robertlewis7237]

WOW LOT DAMAGE DONE OVER NEW ZEALAND AS SORRY LOSS MATE FROM AUSTRALIA WISH BEST FURTHER AND SAFETY THROUGH TIME GOOD HEALTH

[@marionm5311]

Now understanding how we lost many of our ancient civilisations.

[@DKNZ7]

Slash has played a massive part in all this devastation!

[@sallysmith9733]

Had drought for so long. All the pine from the hills. Did you have know idea about the backload of the slash.?

[@libbysevicke-jones3160]

It’s not just the slash that creates problems. Up here in the Far North it has been the European trees that farmers and life stylers have planted. Trees like willow may look pretty and grow fast, but they are truly obnoxious. We have had four floods on our property already this summer and the bulk of the problem are the willows planted on the farms up stream from us. The trees have no strength, they break easily and regenerate from the smallest twig so easily. During heavy rain they give way and block the streams on lower ground creating blockages in the waterways and considerable flooding. I wish people would cut and and burn the bloody things. These trees need to go on the Noxious Plant list here in NZ. It is too easy to keep blaming forestry for the problems. Farming has a lot to answer for as well. Up here in the Far North it has been primarily the introduced tree species that have been smashed and broken in the wind. We lost every little native bush. The damage in our valley alone due to cyclone damage alone is massive, but not to the scale of the Hawkes Bay.

[@BeHarpazoReady]

Makes you think hmmm. Cldnt Bill have jumped in an reversed this carnage since he's involved with weather modification for "good"? TEDx

[@alexisbourgeois7121]

Far Out! Kia Kaha People.

[@annairvine4625]

Does anyone know how to find the go fund me page? This is heartbreaking 💔💔 Really hard to comprehend the damage. My heart goes out to all the poor people and animals. I'm a Kiwi living in Australia. Please let me know how to donate 💖💖

[@TePariProductsLtd]

Hello Anna, thank you for offering to donate. You can find the fundraising page here. givealittle.co.nz/fundraiser/give-for-cyclone-gabrielle Thank you, Corban Blampied

[@Caragai]

0:42 why are you walking in slow motion.

[@queenieataiti2333]

Why cant the whole country all come and help to clean with our shovels and rakes and what have you. We have available cooks but then I spose you do too. Look we are just gona continue to pray for our people that God will supply all your needs whether financial, mental, physical or spiritual help is needed. God is good, but thru this devastating experience may we all come to a place in our lives to honor God more with our personal lives and put away the things that do not please Him. I believe times like this we need to look inside our hearts and see who we really are and the things we stand for are right. Perhaps God is speaking to us.

[@02petal]

I don't have faith in the saying ' 100 year event's at all. It's happening so frequently. Feel for all of the community that's suffering.

[@Mr2pint]

Build high from now on, this will happen again....

[@ellentaylor1197]

Heart breaking and soul destroying. B!less one and all.📣

[@paulcritchley464]

I probably should have watched it first. It may have clouded my thoughts. What about the little guy and girls. No matter how much we loose it’s still a mountain to climb or an ocean to swim Cheers Have a great day

[@jacklawson1367]

Why does your request for support have a Maori name, I don’t understand.

[@NZ-ms3vc]

Kia ora Jack, what don’t you understand? This region has been totally damaged by this cyclone and you’re confused about the this KZbinrs use of Te Pari as a name?

[@jacklawson1367]

@@NZ-ms3vc what does it mean?

[@TePariProductsLtd]

Hello @@jacklawson1367 Thank you for your question. Te Pari is the name of our business and we specialize in fully automated livestock handling equipment. The meaning of Te Pari translates to "The Cliff" which was a significant landmark on the farm where Te Pari was founded back in 1980. Best regards, Corban Blampied

[@jacklawson1367]

@@TePariProductsLtd many thanks for your explanation.

[@nickdavis3177]

Become if you a Maori you will get a 15 million dollars hand out but if you are anyone else you get fuck all from this government

[@leshowe8028]

Those hills should never have been de natived forestry. South Island erosion just as bad Create your own demise. Silth is a curse to water life ocean life and human life.

[@theaardee]

YIP

[@kiwigirljacks]

True. They are currently cutting down the trees on the hills above me in Waikato and leaving a mess… there is a stream below and I’m on the other side a couple of meters above… I dread to think if we have another weather event like that… my house will be a goner. Wish they would stop cutting down the trees 😖

[@supercontious]

I want to donate but the method provided is not easy , I refuse to set up an account so as I can donate to the farmers , why can't you just list a bank account number ???

[@Dutchy695]

Unfortunately bare land causes flooding and mud flooding. Obviously native forests are great for soaking up heavy rain but not very productive. Building houses on flood plans is risky. Stilt houses should be standard practice.

[@bellablow4287]

Turns out most of these farms weren't insured and the government has just announced another $27 million for farms on top of the initial $25 million they already granted. Since when do we the taxpayer pick up the tab for a business that insurance companies won't touch? Sure we fix the roads, we fix schools, we clear the debri, we install power, we provide food, but replanting crops and paying for fencing is not our responsibility

[@mikebarton]

Where did you hear about the insurance issue in your first sentence? Do you have a link?

[@staal2691]

Broken farms do impact our economy and food supplies. It’s a catch 22 though.

[@paulcritchley464]

I haven’t watched this. But what about the little guys. I watch about the farmers and that is tragic, we’re all in for a rough time. But what about the little guy’s and girl’s. how are them going Cheers Have a great day

[@libbysevicke-jones3160]

Thank you for asking. The answer is, a lot are not coping. Up here in the Far North, some of our neighbours have had considerable damage from the cyclone. It is going to take years for some to even repair the damage to their properties. Unfortunately in a region where the average income means insurance is not an option, people don’t have the money to pay for repairs. Nor do a lot of people know about the options available to claim for storm damage. In our area a lot of people don’t have access to internet, TV etc because there are no connections available. However, we are grateful for what we have and feel for those in the Hawkes Bay.

[@bigboy0625]

A bit of rain 🌧️ I feel sorry for the people of Turkey not NZ backwards people. Try building flood defense and digging your rivers out and make them more than 2 inch deep and build bridges that are not 1 inch from the water bed.

[@susettemclachlan8765]

Rainfall never rises that quickly unless a dam is opened simultaneously . Mmmn. Not a natural disaster

[@scorpion2nz]

You know nothing about what happened

[@susettemclachlan8765]

@@scorpion2nz Totally do. Have friends who lost their house with water rising to the ceiling in minutes

[@shreckm6470]

Put your tin hat back on and go fish somewhere else troll.

[@susettemclachlan8765]

@@shreckm6470 an over full dam in Hawkes bay was opened at the time of the cyclone. Please do your die diligence before attacking information you hadn’t first checked out

[@doogiehowser78]

​@@susettemclachlan8765 which dam was that ?

[@climate_vision]

Thank you for making this. It's incredible how little is has been on UK news. Sorry that does not help, but to let you know this is important. The IPCC calls for emissions to be REMOVED from the atmosphere (as well as reducing them) and this is one of the reasons why, it is pretty much guaranteed. We are doing as much as we can to get your story out, that you need donations, and to help ppl realise the profits made at the pump are related to this, however uncomfortable and inconvenient that is. I would ask oil companies direct to help pay for the clear up. I hope your Government does. I hope the New Channels do. Wouldn't that be great?

[@hohepaparaone6567]

i love how the farmers mention how many generations they have been on stolen land..

[@johnlowe8418]

Go moan somewhere else.

[@Connor6569]

Stolen land? Sorry to burst your bubble about reality, but whoever you think they stole it from 'stole' it from someone else before that.

[@facepalm7345]

@@Connor6569 along that reasoning there's nothing wrong with stealing it again, then.

[@Metallislayer1]

Stealing land is tikanga. Learn your culture

[@dwighthoward3415]

If the root cause is indecent the outcome will be indecent. New Zealand belongs to the indigenous people. And to go over there and steal the indigenous land and to think is not gonna be repercussions is totally delusional. Negative Karma has to be repaid no way around it.

[@brucesherborne408]

You talk such crap at a very sensitive time for a devastated community

[@Zak-lm2ke]

You realise the indigenous people (my people) committed genocide to a group who inhabited new Zealand before hand. Know what you're talking about before harping on about negative karma. I'd like to remind you this is people's lives and lively hood they need help not a pathetic white night wannabe

[@libgapper9761]

What a dickhead thing to say

[@nickdavis3177]

Just another dumb idiot you need to look up the stats you clown Maori farm more of the land than anybody else in New Zealand so get your fax right

[@brucesherborne408]

@kirkogier1145 I I,m no fool and know my history bro. I am from Hawkes Bay. I just hope when something happens to you and your family that people don’t turn around and say…oh well that’s Karma, they had it coming to them so it’s there fault…..Māori came and wiped out the indigenous first people of NZ so maybe all those Māori and Marae affected by this devastation is their fault and they had it coming to them …eh bro? you know like negative Karma or something. Seriously, where is your compassion mate?

[@captlee3732]

Unfortunately it's hard to feel sorry for you guys while there's people home less and hungry all around the world 🌍

[@staal2691]

Why can’t you feel for all

[@ferelith-NZ]

Are you even aware that 11 people died?

[@captlee3732]

@@ferelith-NZ honestly who cares