What youtubers are you following at the mo?

Muckit

See how l used 'mo'.... yeah I'm down with the kids...

For me ...Cody Creelman (vet) some interesting stuff and helping to build my tolerance for quimmish stuff!

the funkyfarmer

Onelonleyfarmer

gerry6420

George Saunders

Panjandrums

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visatorro

Cotland farm I think it is. He does a bit of guntering on his machinery

Hard Knocks

Agriland
Farmers Journal
Robert Smith
Tricia Kennedy
Martin Coleman
Laurence Feeney

tractorporn

Wildsurfer wrote:

Ah now Tim you can't dismiss Auto feeders just because they are not necessary on your farm. If you are calving away 100 or so cows and good facilities, or even more cows with maybe a parent to lend a hand with calves then of course you could work very efficiently with batch feeders. Start calving bigger numbers and labour on farm only Mon-Fri, and on your own for weekend, that's when you'll appreciate the auto feeder. I would have had weekends when I wouldn't get near the calf shed till 10am, nice to have the majority of calves fed and content and not have a shed full of hungry bawling calves to add to the stress levels!

Muckit wrote:

See how l used 'mo'.... yeah I'm down with the kids...

Muckit wrote:

For me ...Cody Creelman (vet) some interesting stuff and helping to build my tolerance for quimmish stuff!

Muckit wrote:

the funkyfarmer

Muckit wrote:

Onelonleyfarmer

Muckit wrote:

gerry6420

Muckit wrote:

George Saunders

All of the above but I've gone off onelonelyfarmer recently

A couple I follow

How farms work
Welker farms
Guy in WY
Jake Ziegler
Bigtractorpower
The farming life
The rest of the story

All American farmers

AgrartechikHD
Trekkerweb.nl
Tractorspotter

Dutch tractor fanatics

patsy_mccabe

balmesh
gerry6420
cody creelman, Cow vet
Tricia Kennedy
Wranglerstar


love this video;
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EgDJWBHtJtM&t=205s

rushvalley

dean0303

stuart dubois

how farms work

Muckit

visatorro wrote: »

Cotland farm I think it is. He does a bit of guntering on his machinery

Forgot about him. Yeah watching him too

einn32

Donn DIY
OLF
Deano0303
George Saunders
Reed Flake
Millennial Farmer

X6.430macman

Deano0303
Simplyagri
Onelonelyfarmer (don't like really long videos though)
George Saunders
Stuart dubious (don't find his videos very good though tbh, all the same ****e every week)

MickeyShtyles

Wranglerstar
JimmyDiResta
How It’s Made.

DiRestas stuff is half woodworking and then the other half is a multitude of welding, fabrication and other stuff.
Pretty good though!

visatorro

Dont forget grass men. And do good work for charity as well in fairness.

Say my name

A bit of a mix of farming and non farming.

Stevie Cahill Videos

Four Sons Off Road Inc

Cawley Farms Dairy (they haven't posted anything in a while).

Ted x Talks

Urban Farmer Curtis Stone

Living Web Farms

bogman_bass

The Great War

Saturday night live

Vox

Life isn't all about farming

Nekarsulm

How farms work
Guy in Wy.
AvE
Welding tips and tricks
ChuckE2009
Bad obsession motorsport
Forgotten Weapons
Donyboy73
Lord Muck
Western truck and tractor repair
Mrpete222
Abom79
TheSnapChick

Alfie1

Farming related:
Grassmen
Farmflix
George Saunders
Farming Life
Shane Casey

Non farming related;
Abom79, manual lathes & milling machines & welding, excellent channel
Double boost, similar to the above but on a smaller scale

tractorporn

New guy that I'm following is Tom Pemberton farm life. Dairy farmer from near Blackpool judging by his accent.

Muckit

Duckgirl86 - Gifted operator. she can use a rubberduck(digger) like a shovel.

David Cuddy - drives a forwarder in the woods around Laois. Another good machine operator and as mad as a box of frogs to boot!!

Panjandrums

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Muckit

https://youtu.be/wnuNKufjzn0

Looking these videos at the moment.

Some cattle!
Some men!

Muckit

Now list off(in your head) 6 good men in the parish that you'd have with you! :-)

anthony500_1

Muckit wrote:

Now list off(in your head) 6 good men in the parish that you'd have with you! :-)

I think I'd rather list off the neighbour with a good crush and give him my first call. Some lads just love hardship.

Muckit

anthony500_1 wrote: »

I think I'd rather list off the neighbour with a good crush and give him my first call. Some lads just love hardship.

Ah you're missing the point lad. A crush can't talk to you. These men are alive. You can sense the comradery, the oneness. Every man working together. I suppose it's the same buzz lafs get off GAA, only im not into it. But I'd love to be part of this. Yes it is madness. But perhaps thats part of the allure. I can imagine the craic, the feed and the drink after aswell!

patsy_mccabe

It just shows what selective breeding can do. Keep picking mad bulls to breed and you end up with nutters.

Dakota Dan

Devin Boehm he started dairy farming in Wisconsin from scratch at 19 three years ago and was milking 40 cows. He gave up May this year because of other interests and for more time off as he was milking all year round.

einn32

Dakota Dan wrote: »

Devin Boehm he started dairy farming in Wisconsin from scratch at 19 three years ago and was milking 40 cows. He gave up May this year because of other interests and for more time off as he was milking all year round.

I saw that. He worked constantly though. He didn't take many days off as he wouldn't trust anyone to come in and do the work. Think he just had enough of the processors too.

Muckit

Dakota Dan wrote: »

Devin Boehm he started dairy farming in Wisconsin from scratch at 19 three years ago and was milking 40 cows. He gave up May this year because of other interests and for more time off as he was milking all year round.

Yeah l was following him. No farming background. I think he burnt himself out. He didn't take a day off in a year and a half l think

Dakota Dan

Muckit wrote: »

Yeah l was following him. No farming background. I think he burnt himself out. He didn't take a day off in a year and a half l think

Yeah and the weather and setup didn't help. milking cows in a tie up stall and scraping out slurry every day with a bobcat and spreading it on the land with a ford 66 and no cab in freezing conditions. Feeding through silos and feed mixers every day enough to any sane mans head in. Constant work from day break to bed time and back to the same crack the next day.

Muckit

Onelonelyfarmer. What ye make of him? The americans love him it seems. He certwibly knows his way around machines. I dont know, is he a bit of a pr**k to his young lads?

Vex Willems

Muckit wrote: »

These men are alive.

I don't know about that, one lad had to be dragged out!

ganmo

patsy_mccabe wrote: »

It just shows what selective breeding can do. Keep picking mad bulls to breed and you end up with nutters.

I’m pretty sure one of them won’t be breeding anytime soon, it looked like he got a hoof in the gilhoolies

Dakota Dan

Muckit wrote: »

Onelonelyfarmer. What ye make of him? The americans love him it seems. He certwibly knows his way around machines. I dont know, is he a bit of a pr**k to his young lads?

Only saw a few of his videos, knows his stuff but comes across as a bit of a gobsh1te.

Wyoming life is another good one, a farmer/rancher.

Muckit

Guys you have to check out this lads channel when you get a chance.... harmless farmer.

This lad is unbelievable. I've watched most of his videos now.

einn32

Muckit wrote: »

Guys you have to check out this lads channel when you get a chance.... harmless farmer.

This lad is unbelievable. I've watched most of his videos now.

He just gets on with it!

Muckit

einn32 wrote: »

He just gets on with it!

I was just amazed at all the tasks
Answering the phone while driving
Cutting the strings of a small sq bale with a Stanley (which he then puts in his top pocket!!)
Threading on nuts and using a spanner
Moving the bags of grain and feeding the goats
Opening lynch pins and letting down ramps

Say my name

Muckit wrote: »

Guys you have to check out this lads channel when you get a chance.... harmless farmer.

This lad is unbelievable. I've watched most of his videos now.

If this is Onelonelyfarmer you're referring to he's harmless alright.
134 thousand subscribers and no adsense account set up.

anthony500_1

Say my name wrote:

If this is Onelonelyfarmer you're referring to he's harmless alright. 134 thousand subscribers and no adsense account set up.

No it's another farmer,the Man has no arms but farms as good as any able bodied person

Never wrestle with pigs

Do you just set up a YouTube account and can then follow these accounts then? Lol bit backwards with that stuff.

Say my name

Never wrestle with pigs wrote: »

Do you just set up a YouTube account and can then follow these accounts then? Lol bit backwards with that stuff.

I think that's basically it.
You'll get e-mail notifications when they upload new stuff.

Mostly myself though I just go into their user channel and click on videos for latest uploads.
You don't have to set up an account.

MeTheMan

I watch:
'Tom Pemberton'.
'Farming life' (doing a huge dairy shed with robots atm. Crazy investment).
Bit of 'The Swaley man' (young lad with swaledales. Think they might be selling up tho).
'Maximus ironthumper' (bit of restoration, off grid, wood work, seems a smart man).
'Bad obsession motorsports' (mini Cooper build that at current rate will be done by 2050, but they really are amazing to watch).
A few more on and off can't think of them now.
Don't watch much onelonelyfarmer anymore. He grates on me after a while. Knows his stuff, but thinks his **** don't stink.

Watch a few car channels and a bit of gaming aswell.

Bullocks

I like watching this lad , Andrew Camarata.

Albert Johnson

Bullocks wrote: »

I like watching this lad , Andrew Camarata.

Essential craftsman always has something interesting to offer, a mix of carpentry, blacksmithing and general contracting. He's currently in the initial stages of a house build that should make for interesting viewing. The channel ties in with the above, AVE, tips from a shipwright etc

Bullocks

Albert Johnson wrote: »

Essential craftsman always has something interesting to offer, a mix of carpentry, blacksmithing and general contracting. He's currently in the initial stages of a house build that should make for interesting viewing. The channel ties in with the above, AVE, tips from a shipwright etc

Ya I watch him a bit aswell , he is nearly a bit too precise for me at times even though he is good . I would love to give that AVE a boot , he might know his stuff but his accent and turn of phrase drives me nuts

Panch18

Out of curiosity what kind of money are these guys pulling out of YouTube? Fellas with 10k subscribers, are they getting hundreds a year or are we thinking thousands?

I have no idea how much YouTube pays

older by the day

I like watching mo mo. She's trying to get me to ate the washing up liquid at the moment, she,s a fine looking bird but the eyes are a bit quare with her

tractorporn

Panch18 wrote: »

Out of curiosity what kind of money are these guys pulling out of YouTube? Fellas with 10k subscribers, are they getting hundreds a year or are we thinking thousands?

I have no idea how much YouTube pays

I've no idea either but I do know that Ryan from How farms work and onelonelyfarmer were complaining about a year ago that the income they were getting from YouTube had been slashed. Onelonelyfarmer was especially pissed about it so suggests that he was making a nice few bob out of it.

Brown Podzol

tractorporn wrote: »

I've no idea either but I do know that Ryan from How farms work and onelonelyfarmer were complaining about a year ago that the income they were getting from YouTube had been slashed. Onelonelyfarmer was especially pissed about it so suggests that he was making a nice few bob out of it.

This link tells you how much per thousand views you tube pays.


https://youtu.be/Om68arkX_gU

einn32

Brown Podzol wrote: »

This link tells you how much per thousand views you tube pays.


https://youtu.be/Om68arkX_gU

Hard to know what they make. 100k subscribers isn't that many in the scheme of things on youtube. I know OLF uses the money to travel a bit, buy cameras etc. You can pay extra to see bonus material etc. It's a side business plus the clothing and hats.

Saying that the editing has to be taken seriously due to rules and if you don't want to advertise certain activities on a farm you better make sure they are taken out.

MeTheMan

https://socialblade.com will give you some idea of what they may be earning. Seems to generally be 1 doller for every 1000 views.

patsy_mccabe

Harry's Farm

Came across this guy today. Interesting for someone like me, who knows nothing about tillage. He does sound like Jeremy Clarkson though, but don't let that put you off.

https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCFNRLTPU9263dTOYgrVcnHw

Muckit

Ifarm wefarm.

Small Irish dairy farmer