WE GOT A DELIVERY... BUT CAN WE TELL THE DIFFERENCE?

[@Scroft]

Great video as always Tom. Please mate, wear a mask when working with saw dust or anything that fine. Trust me, you will thank me later on in life. I'm 36 and when I was 22 I had a pneumonia thorax and have scaring on my lung. Do you and your workers a favour and wear a mask bud. Just keep one in your pocket and use it when you need to 👍

[@WhirlyPearly]

Man that’s what I was going to say, think of Harvey bud, needs his Dad.

[@FarmerkingGeorge]

Hi scroft great advice as always

[@thokkisam]

❤ always love seeing a Scroft in the wild (FS Hub). Sound advice there too mate!

[@robmoss3501]

Ffp3 mask is ideal

[@all3survivor]

if your gonna save the wood, consider making a rack maybe even out of some of it to organize it where you can pick up with the forks and put out of the way till you need it

[@davidcroy3206]

Also katy too they are a joy to watch ❤

[@robmoss3501]

With the wood, make a wood rack so you can stack it neatly and have air circulating around it so it doesn’t rot. Or have a bloody big bonfire on the 5th of November.

[@patrickcormack7637]

Great video and work. We did a big clean up on our farm in tipperary Ireland. It took 5 days to get sheds cleaned and power hose out for deperment inspection . We are locked up with tb and someone has to come out to see done before animals go in for winter.

[@nicklewis1475]

Wood is de-nailed and put on a rack, what doesn't fit on a rack, is binned!.. its tough love 😂

[@JoesWebPresence]

@15:35 "What do you do with all the wood?" You make a primative lean-to wood rack right where that pile is, about 2-3m high, 3'5-4m long, with diagonal braces and horizontals to hold the wood. By the time you've made it, there won't be much wood left to rack, but it'll be there for the next lot, and then your salvaged wood won't rot away.

[@IntermediateSolutions]

Excellent idea.

[@archiecairns2731]

Most people store wood in a woodshed. Keeps it tidy, keeps it dry & prevents it from rotting. I remember a time when you only had a small dumping ground. It's amazing that you have such large area to dump so much more stuff without even extending the borders of your farm. What's needed is another roof level to store more stuff that you might NEVER use in the future. Tom did you happen to notice just how much drainage pipe your storing above ground when you were moving stuff around. You do realise if you buried that drainage pipe with some of that concrete hardcore you might be able to reduce the flooding on the farm. Great video. Oh before I forget, once again your promising a Sunday video. I am not holding my breath I'll watch it on Tuesday when you finally get round to posting it. Whatever happened to the Holland/German trip video?

[@jowithinshaw4273]

Your mañana attitude to waste is magnificent! Throw it on the floor, complain or make excuses about the mess, then at a lot later date half heartedly move it around. A man after my own heart, but surprises me with your attention/concerns on anything that costs and has an effect on overall efficiency. 5th November on Tuesday, bonfire night. Burn the damn wood. That’s what you saved it for. Harvey, Henry and the other little ones will love it. Don’t feel guilty, let it go. Let it go! Otherwise keep it up.

[@ericfunnell1901]

Why not stack the wood on a skid or pallet. Then you can move it around easily if it needs to be moved. You won’t have to handle each piece each time Efficiency !!!

[@ianbetts4435]

Tom, you need to find an area well away from the farm yard to dump stuff so the yard always looks tidy.

[@exkatt]

In fairness, I know it's nice to have a tidy yard but it's a farm at the end of the day. Very hard to keep it perfectly clean all the time and it always looks worse on camera than in person IMO.

[@SteveHubler-i7z]

It’s not that easy

[@mindurbusiness-b3u]

@@SteveHubler-i7z nah op is right, my sister does it.. took a while to get in order but theres now a rubbish pile in the back field behind a strip of woodland which gets delt with 2-3 times a year.. rubble processed and sold or buried, wood stacked or burnt, metal reused for farm made gates/pens, repairs or scrapped.. tyres recycled etc.. the yard has been immaculate for a few years now, even made more space for a new calf shed and clamp :--)

[@ianbetts4435]

@exkatt I agree with you. Every farm has old machinery, scrap metal, wood, tyres etc. All I'm saying is put it out of sight away from the main yard. It can be done, I've done it myself.

[@alisonheppell9748]

Use the metal frame from an old water tank,and store the wood upright ,then cover it

[@cjk9409]

Your videos are the best keep going thx for the beef your videos help me with my stress and anxiety thx so much Tom for what you do can’t wait to come to get a butty thx so much again

[@carlstevens4981]

We have to push a barrow with saw dust in and use a cake scoop to put it on the beds 😂 you're lucky to have a machine for it

[@Soulvex]

convert a leaf blower lol

[@davidcroy3206]

Anna is a cracking worker and an asset to the farm ❤

[@SteveHubler-i7z]

There is never enough room on a farm to keep stuff I have a wood pile to for just in case I need something lol

[@pamelanoirot1427]

Oh when katie is putting out the sawdust don't fill the thing so full, she would be able to move faster and not have it so thick.

[@pamelanoirot1427]

Plz put something in front of all that saw dust- so that the cow's don't get ahold of it again !!! Also if u could find a cheap used bin to put the Selco ? Then u could use the wood to make a cover for it and keep it DRY ! Or make a bin out of the woodOR MAKE A BIN OR OF THE WOOD. U wouldn't have to keep it in with the silage.

[@ianedwards1150]

keep strong your Farmers

[@iainkilpatrick106]

Very interesting as always. Just a suggestion. I would put concrete panels at the back and right-hand side around your meal bin to raise it for the maize.

[@ianedwards1150]

I'm with bro and you and all all farmers big or small with them!!! what!!

[@paulacunningham8976]

Love muck spreading videos ye have loads of muck

[@FarmersSss]

My daughter got a picture with you today at the agri expo. Thanks, it made her day! 👍

[@Wedgedoow]

Be interesting to see what Dad has to say regarding the budget and farmers. Sunday video please.

[@Sparks0505]

Great video as always. Not seen Joanna for a while hope you 2 are well

[@astonmcleod5344]

Im not sure, I think the marriage may have broken down.

[@brendahole9575]

They split up so doubt we’ll see her again.

[@Sparks0505]

O that’s not good they always looked so good. If true hope you’re ok Tom.

[@herbie3oh3]

0:43 absolute banger of a tune.

[@johncoughlan5512]

Muck spreading finished yesterday the 31 st.

[@skisavoie]

Insta 360 cameras, they’re the business. Interesting video, thanks. Best wishes, Colin.

[@richpbrown2]

When pricing sawdust, work price out per kilo rather than per bag, that way you will get a true comparison

[@PeggyStentzCasey]

Loved the video!!!! We love seeing Henry and the othes but I want to see Harvey!!!!😊😊

[@bobuncle8704]

Another crackin vid Tom. Cleaning up on the farm is an endless task. It’ll nice to see a maize video soon. Hope it’ll fill the whole clamp. Need another hoodie for winter. A black one just like yours’ll be awesome…just much bigger Cheers

[@stevewareing8525]

Great video Tom. You couldn't save the trees but you can save the timber😉. As others have commented you just need to find a space for a dedicated store, perhaps the next time you get rid of one of the milk delivery vans you could use the flat bed and its cover. You could then chuck a tarp over to keep the weather off. 🤔👍.

[@IntermediateSolutions]

Old 40' trailer curtain side bodies are 10 a penny.

[@builtbytom8408]

Best idea for wood mark it with some spray paint or something different each month after six months is not used throw it. Only way it becomes manageable in my workshop

[@lesterhertel2945]

Another very interesting video Thank you Tom God bless you and your family 😊😊😊😊

[@andrewwebb2691]

Buiĺd a rack to put wood on and hooks to hang the pipes on

[@russellpetrie119]

you need to put that saw dust inside it will get damp out there the dark stuff is hard wood light stuff is soft wood

[@ippaku]

Happy Friday happy cows everybody hope you’re having a great day. Fun video. Interesting to see the difference in the sawdust just you know like if one has more finer material than the other. If that impacts it I mean Rob‘s not using the flaky salt dust anymore, but still very interesting. Be well be you.

[@theoldcodger1954]

Watch you don't breath in that sawdust Tom. Believe me, it can be a killer, particularly if it includes anything that is not entirely wood, such as MDF and other engineered boards.

[@thatsme218]

MDF dust is dangers stuff

[@rosemarymurphy5767]

We chop our wood and spilt it put 20 stakes of split wood in basement and the rest splinted wood gets stake in 50 rolls. Our furnace is down the basement go down the stuff the furnace take a shower down their as well and all canning goods out on shelf’s.

[@MrJudgementday99]

What could you do with the wood? Hmmmn let me think, what is coming up in 4 days time? Perhaps without the fireworks you could have a bonfire, treat your staff to hotdogs etc. a good way to get rid of the wood and a nice pre Christmas treat for your staff.

[@CPCarpentry2022]

6:49 I'm sure joanna has all the tips you could ever need, but everyone is stronger in a close grip, you went for the hardest way with a wide grip tom

[@robinfuller747]

I would recommend,you stack the would in rough sizes...winter project..get some old pallet racking .bolt it to the building of the old parts van...Chuck it in the back....scrap wood or metal to make frame... Old wood.definitely needed.and bloody cheaper...I have wood stacked between sheds etc...Parts of all sorts in boxes buckets etc... You never know

[@AndyChetwood-j1z]

Hi dust mask needed, good video,

[@cj3986]

Sunday video back please

[@thetessellater9163]

Make a long covered rack for those lengths of wood, to get them off the ground and kept dry. Then they might be useful .......

[@sparry2772]

"I used to be thin" cuts to eating a pie haha

[@salmonwill]

Tom. Loving the videos. Really good content as always and you and the team are legends. Take a leaf out of Olly blogs and put the wood up high under cover. Dry and out the way till you need it? His idea seems cheap and easy to do

[@victoriafalkenthal444]

Something to do with some of the wood… you might add another little structure to the goats’ “playground”?

[@cdemo1186]

I see you've added the extra panels to the silo shed,it'll hold a substantial amount more of silage, well ware.

[@CPCarpentry2022]

16:26 the audio crackle will be the conectivity between the 3.5mm jack on the gopro Mod or the 3.5mm cable 💙, go DJI mate im gopro 11 & action 3 and the gopro is so slow to boot up 7 the DJI Action cams work so fast and they have the same lay out with the settings as Dji drones so simple to use buddy

[@ginaquincey5905]

Yes Tom, you do need a mask!

[@eddiewatts7792]

You need the machinery 'shed of dreams'

[@johncoughlan5512]

The yard is very untidy. Get rid of that timber in oilys yard Pick up that blue piping and put down some concrete

[@tonykelly4777]

You've got a lot of hieght and space in the sheds. Could you maybe put in some sort of wall/steel column mounted shelving/storage for wood and stuff. Just an idea.

[@ianedwards1150]

feel the pain of the labor Government

[@jascollinscork]

Tom If you can put opened sawdust pallet under cover save it from getting wet when handling And is it fair to assume on the 1st of November you have the maize cut by now but saving the video?? Plus I’m going to guess you baled some of the chopped maize 🤔🤔🤔

[@luckyshamrock7241]

☘️💚I thought you had a wood chipper might save on paying out for sawdust? Great video nice tidy yard tom and gang💚☘️

[@Jeff-bg7pt]

You're dad should have been a film star

[@Mr_Slicklemon]

Put all the wood between the old and new bunker walls fill in the dead space

[@caesarisared1320]

Be really interesting to hear your thoughts about the budget. From what farmers weekly have said labour have screwed family farmers royally

[@sharonm3677]

❤❤

[@garethoneill5666]

Could always use the wood for a bonfire display for 5th November. Charge £5 per adult or something.

[@jakea3419]

Did not see the muck spreading haha 😛

[@allancundiff8027]

Good video. I take it that the Massey tractor you showed a few videos back was click bait to get us to watch. Tom you don't need to do that if you are not going to buy a tractor don't make us think you are or ask advice on buying one when you are not going to do it anyway. Good luck with the maize and I hope you get a good yield

[@stuartball3538]

Great video yet again, you need to put a lean to, where you tided

[@OxxFreddyGlasgow.]

That’s a great way to spread the sawdust. Do you not mix lime along with the sawdust to kill germs? Another great video Tom.

[@robbierobertson7607]

I used to be thin... power lunch 😂

[@victoriaskuse118]

Perhaps you should’ve weighed the 2 types bags of sawdust, for comparison…. 🤷‍♀️

[@hels2608]

"Look at all the room for activities" 😂😂😂 Step brothers👍

[@MalcolmWaite-es9kk]

Can you not have a bonfire the wood is not worth saving and getting the scrap man round for your bent gates .put your sprayer inside before it gets frost damage .

[@andrewduke1489]

Morning Tom

[@trockii]

The wood will rot if not used or covered.

[@LyndonWard-rz1fg]

Tom it is a farm not a land fill site

[@psychologicalprojectionist]

15:37 "What do you do with all the old wood?" Err ... what is sawdust made out of? Actually, thinking about this, it is a silly answer. I think there might be a market for waste wood for compost and chipboard.

[@psychologicalprojectionist]

And firewood.

[@ianedwards1150]

I'm ex farm worker so know what's going on!! watch all th time

[@farmingwithfergies7432]

When does the yellow telehandler come of demo and do you think you will end up buying it

[@martinmagee1711]

📼 5 📹 yes now 🖥️

[@countryguyusa273]

Do you have new mic or is this one acting up?

[@georgecoverdale9396]

Have u thought about getting a big 45 ton trailer get the blow itcin and buy bulk saw dust save the Environment plastic probably get it cheeper

[@andrewdougal2262]

What happened to the Massy Ferguson you where looking at?

[@gregrot]

Use the wood to build a wood store, that'll keep it out of the weather and all in one place.

[@garyonnen7634]

Have you had a dry day this year? This year seems to be mud mud and more mud. Fun video.

[@olavmic]

you need a dustask for bedding the cows. There can becom alergi

[@tracyeaves1084]

Turn it into sawdust for the cows

[@kevinwittstruck8764]

Hi Tom from Indiana

[@joe_h0856]

We use Platts and it’s very good yes but the bags are so weak they rip too easily 😂

[@peteoneill5799]

Sounds like the telehandler has a refs whistle

[@justinmcquaide4862]

I always find it funny that you ask people to hit the subscribe button and like before they’ve watched the video ? How do you know if you like something if you don’t watch it first ?

[@trevorlaw128]

if only there was a national tradition about burning stuff in early november.... obvious sorting the good stuff first :)

[@astonmcleod5344]

Just signed the NFU petition

[@nigelphillips9426]

Why don't you have the green sheet on a roller at the end of the clamp

[@garydavies9016]

Platts local to me good company

[@ciaranseery7696]

Hi Tom whats the make of the Sawdust despenser and can they be got in Ireland?

[@DavidKirkman-x2e]

Are you going to get the Massey

[@kriszeeck6011]

Tom been watching for years now.... you have tossed or gotten rid of wood about 3 times.... just get rid of it!

[@caveweta1]

I’m sure we’ve seen videos of you lot moving shit from one place to another before. Will it ever end? Maybe time to get the scrappy in.

[@sphelectrical]

Any updates on your solar panels?

[@adammitchell7403]

Bedding? That lots over top prices

[@adammitchell7403]

Have fun with it getting wet an been worthless

[@adammitchell7403]

Hit up your local saw mill get their dust on the trailer load two month

[@rich-rothschild1400]

I know this sounds obnoxious. But if it’s crackling, it’s electrical contact of sorts. Basic common sense. People on KZbin can speculate and probably say from the experience but not necessary what you are actually having as regarding problems. Like I have advocated. It’s electrical contact maybe a connection self-explanatory I know or purchase another simplistic your call bye for now. Thanks for the videos. Keep them coming. I’m sure the young ladies are winding you up.

[@homey3051]

Weld up a wood rack