I BET YOU DIDN'T KNOW ABOUT THIS!

[@Michael-8903]

You can see that Ginger has become much happier and more excited when Tom invests in the future. It shines with joy in his eyes😊

[@brook316]

It's the best thing about this channel. Ginger's knowledge, passing it onto Tom, and then watching Tom use his dad's experience, learn from it, and make so much progress with the farm.

[@jojoalexander3172]

So true

[@Tigerturtl]

He looks well chuffed! Makes my heart skip seeing how visibly happy he is! 🥰 Must make Tom feel great too, not many things are a better gift in life than to see how proud your parents are of you.

[@jeanlafrance8746]

Yeah Ginger has been looking happy in the last few months

[@treefrog7795]

I see the happiness too !!!!!!!

[@sandraanderson217]

It’s never boring watching the cows frolicking and using the brush! They are definitely well cared for and happy!

[@suzanneperry4773]

I'm a Class A Driver trainer. Often we get the question of high or lower. Only you know what your depth perception is. If load is balanced and you have no overhead wires or obstructions, visibility is essential. Imagine adding poor weather to the mix. I vote up. In areas where you are sure of no over head obstructions.

[@TomPembertonFarmLife]

I would say up as well ☺️

[@SNIFFmyDIFF255]

Hi.when doing my atb allterrain forklift training at college. Advised to have heal of pallet forks 8inch from the floor and tilted back max.Since then always been a down man.happy days tom

[@Ex-pomjohn]

Hi from Tasmania. Ex lancashire farming family stock (dad and grandad used to go to preston auction same name your dad probably knew them) great vids love to watch and reminise about my childhood

[@doloresmanakis3995]

Cutest thing ever to see calfs frolicking and bucking and having time of their lives🐂🐃🐄

[@WayneRigley]

Tom Heidi the Ginger moustache Warrior and the entire crew I would like to personally thank you for allowing us to see into your dairy farm life always look forward to seeing your Tuesday Friday and sometimes on the odd occasion Sunday videos. don't forget to keep on the back burner a live cam feed out into the pasture lol

[@treemonkey_ma1718]

Definitely loader high when going into traffic! Gives you 6-8 feet of extra visibility (depending on your attachment) during your approach. Love seeing the cows running around like that!

[@stephenquinn5469]

Hi how do you find the straw bedding do you have to bed them often have you ever tried peat

[@lindabrockett3741]

I got goose bumps looking at how happy you are. How exciting. That a great sign. Enjoy your happy cows.

[@sandymcghee3328]

Another great video Tom the young cattle looking great 👍 nice 👍 to see the old man 👴 keep up the good work 👩‍🌾👩‍🌾🚜🚜🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿🇬🇧🇬🇧👌👌👍👍

[@bigfletch870]

Hi Tom, regarding loader height, lift it to where you need to when approaching a junction to pull out safely, on the road it's best IMHO to have it quite low in line with a cars bumper, the theory is that if a car hits the loader head on it will hit and use the cars crumple zone and protect the passengers in a collision, if you had it high and had a head on with a lorry, well the only crumple zone would be the windshield and the passengers head. When travelling with combines if you ever move one in the road the throat should be again close to the floor again to line up with a card bumper as opposed to the windscreen. Hope that makes sense. Keep up the great videos!

[@TomekSonderen]

A tip against the ring worm: Take the blackest old/used motor oil from an old tractor in a bucket. Take a brush and paint/cover the ringworm with old oil. When you feed the cows, you can check-and paint them at the feeding gate. Greetings from an Dutch farmer in North Denmark

[@evelynvega1730]

I was smiling seeing those cows so happy! Thank you Tom.

[@yvonneward]

Absolutely love that shed and seeing the cows leaping and frolicking around is just an awesome sight to see x

[@rommelsaint8869]

Just before they get slaughtered

[@shkibeta]

@@rommelsaint8869 they’re too young to get slaughtered to feed the human population. They need to grow more delicious steak on their bones.

[@tracyturner5840]

Hi. Thank you for making me smile today with the new calves being moved to their new home. Really needed it. Keep up the good work. Night.

[@kunkisunki5776]

This video was pure HAPPY. I love how you treat annimals.

[@kellwood1404]

Loved this video. Calves jumping about, new shed, yellow brushes. Tom, you have excellent taste in music. Ta.

[@ChristophersMum]

So happy to see the youngsters frolicking about in their new digs...and they do like those brushes...they'll keep them clean as well...so happy Tom and happy Father...love from Perthshire🎇 🎇🐮🐄💞😀🎇

[@trishhartland5156]

That was one of the cutest videos ever how adorably cute they were skipping and jumping so excited when the went in bless I love how happy they are x

[@fishermansdaughter5793]

All the animals that take care & sustain our life need love, just look how happy those cows are with their new barn & scratchers, happy cows❤️🐃🐄

[@EleanorPeterson]

Contented cows. Yep. Until 14:16 and the bottom line: "We just need to get some beef stock out for the shop." 14:30: 💥 It's a bit of a raw deal...🥩

[@nancydavidson9896]

Love seeing such happy cows playing in their new barn. So healthy looking. Love their brushes. Wish I had one!

[@juliejacobs9424]

Nice to see happy cow's. Can't beat seeing them frolicking about. ❤️

[@jojoalexander3172]

I look forward to your videos during the week. I've learned so much about farming that I never would have known. You and your family are so genuine. I love your excitement about the new build and the future!!

[@mattoates7636]

Being an hgv driver I've been in the situation of having a tractor with a loader creeping out of a side road/farm entrance. Having your loader high and the implement tucked in makes it safer for everyone because its more visible to the driver it also doesn't force us across the white line unnecessarily far. We understand why you'd have it up in the air because you're trying to be safe too. But that's just my opinion with 19 years driving experience

[@leestephens8663]

Plus 1 fot this comment

[@George_Ren]

This has my vote

[@williambeard5526]

Also as a fellow HGV driver and farm background. Spot on with this comment. Nothing worse than forks or bucket sneaking out at wheel height.

[@peterdownton6424]

Never fails to bring a smile, seeing young stock in fresh bedding, just having fun.

[@douglasmiles1215]

I'm very familiar with high and low. I grew up driving our tractors with loaders.i would always go high when I had to get close up to my intersection for better visibility for oncoming traffic. But almost always drove at speed in the down position. Love watching you interact with your dad. I sure miss those days. Your dad is a riot. Lol

[@jjcactusandsucculents-open2156]

Nice to see Neptune babies Tom! Hope they do well in their new digs. Thank you for sharing:-) Stay safe and healthy:-)

[@ippaku]

Hi Tom! Always smile and laugh when I see the cows having a great time. Hi to the ginger man as well. Be Well Be You!

[@stuartdaniell157]

More than happy to do a smoke bomb test. From what I remember from college and I still do when I am in the loader tractor "pull out high drive low" 🚜🚜🚜🚜

[@samhughes3453]

Hope all is going well Tom, amazing seeing the progression of the farm since i started watching almost 2 years ago

[@roniwerner2374]

Awwww so cute to watch them running around happy 😊

[@TalkingToTheMoonGirl]

Bloody loved this one. I love them all but seeing how happy your young uns were in the new shed was lovely. Beautiful creatures they truly are! ❤

[@jimpolk]

Hi Tom. Great to see the calves hopping about in the new shed. Looks like a great setup. Cheers

[@tobiassiketi2019]

Hey man love your videos I am a dairy farmer in New Zealand but moved to the city to live for a few of my young years. Everytime I watch your videos it helps me remember how beautiful and amazing farm life is can't wait to get back out the the country.

[@1980richardson]

Absolutely love how much the farm has come along and how invested in the future you are since I started watching 2 years ago it’s been fantastic, look forward to seeing more.

[@cherylbaccino1435]

Absolutely love how much the farm has come along and how invested in the future you are Since l Started Watching 2 years ages it been fantastic looks forward to seeing more xxxxxx💖😍

[@kelly-annejenner486]

Hi Tom 👋🏻 love seeing happy bouncy calves and the cows when they first come out. It makes the heart happy doesn’t it! Lots of love to you, Joanna and all the family xxx

[@ellencarver5575]

What a lovely man your Father is real salt of the earth type of gentleman, he also has beautiful hair. Really enjoyed the video lots happening as usual.

[@lauralie9658]

I am a new subscriber and I have bin watched your videos. Awesome work Tom. I love how happy your face gets when you see your animals being the best they can be with what you have given them. Like you said Happy Cows happy farmer. Love your videos please keep them coming.

[@chrisprior8573]

Hi Tom, on the best way to have your loader on the road, I am a devoted fan on raised - high. Some years ago a speeding car ran into my loader and it went to court. With backing from the NFU I won. But I don't want to go through that again. Great video again with your beloved young ones.

[@DreamyEdit99]

Tom you’re full of surprises and random videos like the random video of Joanna riding the quad. Nice vid man

[@mikew4760]

Hi Tom, seeing the calf's jumping around is always a pleasure to watch. Definitely keep the loader up high when pulling out but then lower it once on the road. If I have pallet forks or a bale spike on the loader I always have them pointing down to the ground too. Say hi to the ginge with the moustache!. ATB

[@AlyyGold]

This shed looks great and the young cows really seem to enjoy their new home!

[@teresabrewer2661]

As ways super enjoyable vlog. I love how excited you are to give your cows the best life you can. Thanks Tom & Ginge 😍😍

[@annahkurtin5345]

Ginger Warrior looks great today. Sheds are beautiful. Cattle are perfect. Tom is rotundifying.

[@MrAlseas]

If the loader is high, it can only catch an HGV that you'd likely have seen over the hedges. If it's low you could clip cars that you may not have seen and you would still hit the HGV anyway. High also gets seen by cars/HGV's over the hedges as well so makes everyone think about it. High makes sense to me while coming out the farm, once on the road is different story.

[@roberthiggins6401]

That's what I would do too. Once on the road I'd have it lower incase of branches, wires and the center of gravity. In the event of an accident I reckon they'd say any attachments should be put on a trailer.

[@darrenktaylor7739]

Hi Tom , it’s brilliant to see how much you really care for the cows . Oh by the way your energy levels are off the scale the whole farm is always buzzing keep the videos coming they are brilliant to watch 👍👍👍

[@Zhiperser]

Your cows always look so happy. It's really nice to see.

[@davidmcgennity3182]

Keep the loader high when at the road junction ,once your on the road lower it for stability

[@hedydd2]

For stability add a counterweight or drawbar load, like a trailer, and keep your speed down.

[@Jp12987]

Loved the video again. Great to see ye taking such good care of your animals. Happy animals happy farmer.

[@pumperswife2248]

I absolutely love your enthusiasm and the love you have for what you do. I’m glad I found you through the hoof gp and subscribed to your channel as well. Much love from Texas!!

[@steyer-crmg]

I love the way the cows jump up and down on new hay, they love it.

[@Sarcasticallyinspired]

Hi! Great to see that new space get thoroughly used. Those brushes are awesome.

[@tinacamp5247]

How cute watching them running up and down fresh straw, won't take long for them to know when the food is coming.

[@laytonphillips6667]

Great video tom, good to see it all happening. Cows look happy.

[@LocalmotionSpain]

Great video as always Tom. I was taught by a large agri contractor in early 90's that front end loader should be raised when travelling on road, but in practice I prefer to only raise it at junctions when I can't see (like you) and drop it while travelling down the road as think it is more stable...? In contrast I was told when I did my telehandler certificate (also early 90's) that the arm should always be lowered when driving, even at junctions. Another tip I have is always put something on the forks when going down the road (old bit of drain pipe with holes drilled works well). I learnt the hard way several years a go when I got a big fine (even went to court) for not having a cover on my muck grab forks, even though the grab semi covered the forks. Like you I was only going a mile down the road...!

[@christophermcmillan9948]

Another amazing video Tommy P. Love seeing how cheeky the young stock are with trying to fit through gaps they shouldn’t. Also your farm looks like so much fun to work, if only I wasn’t so far away

[@Drmbydanrabbit]

Another awesome video Tom, the ginger warrior and all the team, love to see how the stock are the animals wealthare get such a great happiness in. Tom and Andrews face. Keep up the amazing work !

[@amandapereira3635]

I love seeing videos of the calves! Honestly, I love seeing all the cows in general! Can’t wait to see more videos of them!! ❤️

[@rookiefarmer702]

We have spinning brushes in our dairy barn here in Canada and the cows love them. There is always a cow using them, the cows are spotless!!

[@mjordan3819]

Hello from Alabama, USA! LOVE All your vids. Please keep them coming!

[@paulparnell3839]

Thank you for keeping me throughly entertained just loving your videos keep them coming and Happy Farming

[@John-ng2vg]

Hi Tom I have travelled hundreds of miles on my tractor it had a power loader attached to it. Always lifted it to full height at junctions and travelled with it at 4' off the ground on main roads. It bounce to much at height. Love watching your videos. Ps that was 45 years ago.

[@megs7019]

Just love seeing all those happy calf’s running and jumping cause they are so happy. Really love the new barns

[@leepugh1258]

Loved this video Happy cows and very happy and proud farmers with everything going on right now it’s fantastic to see farmers proud of there work On I side note I would like to say thank you to both you and your father during all the lockdowns and worries of the last 18 months they kept me happy, sane and most importantly when I felt lonely they made me feel connected so thank you both

[@leepugh1258]

I was talking about your videos of course

[@maryburgis5295]

Happy cow's happy Tom. Love how your a caring loving farmer

[@eddlovatt]

Great video Tom, great to see the new space used and the young calves happy 👏🏻👍🏻🚜 and I always have the boom or front loader up in the air much safer I think and that’s what I was taught

[@nickmorgs]

Following Tom's and others channels underlines just how passionate our British farmers are and that their number one priority is the health and comfort of their stock. As a consumer, this only makes me more determined to support our farmers by buying British whenever it is possible 🚜

[@horacethemoocow2320]

Seeing happy animals brightens up my day.

[@jademiller4934]

Great video Tom the shed looks absolutely amazing I think it was a great idea to put the brushes in for the calf’s nothing better than seeing your calf’s having a good old scratch can’t wait to see the next video hopefully we get those calf’s with ringworm sorted out 😊👍 great job Tom and the ginge

[@mrsgbee8246]

Looking amazing 👏 calves so happy and well looked after. ❤🐮🐄🐂🐮🐄🐂

[@archiecairns2731]

Happy cows 🐄🐄🐄🚜🚜🚜Loved how the wee calf sneaked out at 14:09 whilst you were busy filming.

[@kevinlesch9656]

Love the ratchet strap idea! Why didn't I think of that?! Thanks Tom. I will have to try that!

[@stevewareing8525]

Happy cows = Happy Tom. Love it. And as Matt commented, having the loader high up makes it more visible as it's above the hedge / fence line and you don't have any HT cables to worry about at the end of your road.👍

[@Tom-gr6nx]

great video great to see you and your dad looking happy as well as the cows leaping about and loving their shed.

[@alanwilliams1982]

I once caught Ringworm on my knee and it was cured by using Quink Blue INK.

[@WCANO626]

Laid up at home ni Pasadena CA recovering from some foot surgery. Thank you for the education, information and entertainment. Good stuff Tom (and all those that help make these vids happen).

[@jasonharnett4911]

Hi Tom again a great video thanks for all you do to show our great industry and farmers to the general public. I always put the loader up to join a road but put it straight down as soon as I’m out to keep the tractor stable I hate seeing tractors travelling with the loader up it makes the tractor so unstable

[@elizabethmattson1805]

Lol. I love to see the cows so happy. As a matter of fact that is how I found your channel. I searched Happy cows.. and your videos popped up. Been watching you for over a year now. You are making great progress, keeping those cows so happy. Good vibes coming your way for the rest of the project.

[@peterclarke3300]

Great video Tom I am the same as you loader up coming out then I drop it down on the road so I can see were it is. The calf’s look very happy always great thing to watch just like watching baby goats they are a great laugh to watch keep up the great work 👏👏👍👍

[@philipbaker5545]

Absolutely love seeing the calves, they’re just so playful. Well done Tom!!

[@Tom-jn1es]

I always put the loader high and creep onto the road so i don't catch anyone with the bucket or bale spikes. Another great vid Tom, Thank you ☺

[@alexpartridge7829]

Hi Tom, thank you for the video! As someone from the city it’s like you’re speaking another language to me but keep going ! And Hello again!!!

[@maryjensen5112]

It was all worth the frolic, how cute was that. Nice and roomy and clean, I am sure they were as excited as you. :)

[@peterparsons7141]

I love work, I can watch it all day long !

[@shkibeta]

Love the cow video, gonna watch it again. I always enjoy seeing the stars of the channel. Also great job on the engineering to fix the deficits with the new shed. Really good thinking with the boards and ratchet straps

[@bkeenan32]

Hi Tom, I keep the loader high when coming out onto the road same as you. But I always travel along the road with it lower to lower the centre of gravity. Having it high increases the chance of a roll over especially with smaller lighter tractors. Great vid as always 👍👍

[@TomPembertonFarmLife]

I agree!

[@johngraham6181]

@@TomPembertonFarmLife So do I!

[@davidlancaster2642]

Great video Tom nothing better than seeing contented stock in nice clean shed I got ring worm once on my hand got infected and when right up my arm need cream from doctors to clear up

[@annbrickwood1320]

Love the brushes too. You have the happiest calves Tom. Keep up the good work!

[@hbeer3480]

Nearly at 400K subscribers well done 👍 I love this side of KZbin

[@dawnabenefield7927]

Really enjoyed 😉 this video. I love watching the calves run and play.

[@Tigerturtl]

I forgot what day it is so I’m so excited to find the newest upload! Woohoo!! ❤️

[@hbeer3480]

10:25 regarding to the loader situation. Personally when driving straight down the road I would keep the loader low due making the centre of gravity lower, but when approaching a junction keep it high because the loader won't point out onto the road meaning you can see and you won't take any pedestrians out with the implement on the front. Anyway, loving the videos Henry

[@Bootneck-RMC]

You're so right about those brush's Tom, they wil easily keep the stirks clean. I vaguely remember when I was a wee boy helping my dad with a long handled stiff brush cleaning the cattle when they were inside for the winter. 😂🐄🐮🧹

[@simongriggs4351]

So good to see happy cows you are doing exalant work Tom.all the videos on the new bild been rely great thanks Simon

[@danieljeans6908]

Hi Tom definitely loader high that's what I've always been taught. With the loader right up the headstock is actually behind the front of the bonnet, keep up the good work Rusty

[@lynnspeight1609]

This video put such a smile on my face!!

[@donnafink6262]

Your stock must be the luckiest in the world. They look so happy in the new location and the brushes are amazing.

[@gavinclarke7819]

Hi tom I’m a big fan. I think the best way to have your loader is high because you can get extra visibility and not sticking out when turning out onto the road👍🏼

[@lorengolliher2712]

Hello Tom I always find it very interesting how you guys do beef stock when I was a young man I used to work and just called a feed yard here in the USA we would finish several thousand head of cattle every year but I digress love your channel the Ginger guy with a mustache looks like he's having a blast

[@DebbyColindaMulder]

I think the world get to love your dad a little bit more with each video he is in 👨🏻‍🦰

[@emmar606]

Loved seeing the young cows jump around in the new shed. I hope everything is going well with construction of the other main shed. Would be interested to see how you treat ringworm on the cattle. Looking forward to your next video! :)

[@dutchgram3799]

I had a good chuckle watching them walk thru the gaps in the bars.