Farming Youtubers

You're dead right. ......

Imagine having the gall to begrudge a young couple spending their money on their house or the audacity to involve an architect.

After all, they didn't "look affluent enough" to be at that........

If it's not the young people, it's the health service/ civil service you've a fresh bit of begrudgery about each week. Not to mention a bit of gossip about some neighbour who's a nurse but only works 15minutes a day two days a week and takes 25 weeks holiday. Or your friends kids who're all in there twenties but never did a days work and have been in college since 1975.

The last fella I saw talking out of both sides of his mouth was a ventriloquist.

You referenced my post stating i wasn't the kind of viewer you wanted on your channel, So i find that hard to believe.

But I appreciate it's not easy to come on and see some of the stuff written on here, And my response may have been the straw that broke the camel's back so no harm no foul.

I'm surprised to hear that, because I can't for the life of me fathom why someone would message someone verbal abuse over a tractor. But I'm sorry to hear that all the same.

As for gifting, If that is the case, I do apologize, Your support for local businesses is admirable, And it's a shame to have to say it but it may be no harm to state more often that you're not actually receiving endorsement/sponsorship. And again with regards to speaking out against bullying and abuse, I did say I stood to be corrected on that, which is fair enough.

Personal attacks aside, I wish you all the best, As i said You have a lovely set up and a fine herd of cows.

I admire your response so thank you for that. I do apologise if any personal offence was taking. On the other point I actually have started telling people more and more often that a lot of the items i show i have bought myself. I always say something is sponsored if otherwise. Lately we have been turning down a lot of offers to be honest as I don’t really enjoy doing sponsored videos. But there’s some things that really do benefit our farm directly and I’d be foolish to not consider those.

I much prefer to do my own thing as it’s way more fun and there’s way less stress involved.

We’re normally people thrown into a new world I guess. Once again I appreciate your reply and wish you all the best.

Adrian..

@IFarmWeFarm7615 Welcome Adrian, Can I ask if you looked at any 4365 when you were purchasing lately? Around the 110 to 115hp bracket and much the same as the 4270 that you had previously. Well ware on the new bus BTW!

Pretty soul destroying video, really shows the lunacy of Brexit and processors not been on the ball with their transport side of the business

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=m8_l7ZhBVMM

Anyone else reading ifarms posts and hearing Adrian’s voice in their head….😅

I am a recent sub and enjoy the content.

tis a fine lump of a shed but id be happy just to get the bit of stone down😂but our plan is to build a lean too off the back of the pits and meal shed eventually, high enough for the rake with the arms on and deep enough for a tractor and trailer

i have the stats done and plan is to record sunday when i have the time and try fit it in for next week, all of a sudden i have 5 videos nearly ready to go.

also a little teaser the difference in the average weight between the pure breed JE and JEX is 82kg😳

I started getting into the YouTube action just from this thread so I guess the old quote, all publicity is good publicity.

Saying that, anyone care to recommend any sheep farmers out there?

Yea sheep game is good. He seems to have cracked the USA market audience also so will do well.

Been following a good few farming youtubers lately

Farmer Phil

Ifarmwefarm

Tom Pemberton (UK)

Sonne Farms (US)

Sask Dutch Kid (US)

10 Generation Dairyman (US)

White House on the Hill (US)

Lumnah Acres (US)

Our Wyoming Life (US)

Just a few acres farming (US)

Jesus I didn't realise how bad I was until I listed them 😄 the US ones are very interesting especially how they manage feeding cattle in the harshest of winters in feed lots and open fields, is there any you lads would recommend that I haven't seen ?

Yeah Olly Blogs, a Scouser farming & agri contractor just just outside Liverpool. Has a few more irons in the fire also. Lot of machinery agri contracting stuff if you are into that.

Used to watch Mike Mitchell too but couldn't handle the 30 min long vids of driving a tractor up and down corn fields 100's of acres in size anymore.

One guy I watch and I don't know why really - Nick's farm - Uk arable farmer - a bit posh but really nice easygoing fella. Nice relationship with his father who is a bit of an eccentric. Father flys a plane and has his own airstrip. Sometimes does a collaberation with his cousin who is a bit of a dose.

Evenflow, tidy, informative, yeah, absolutely.

He is ya. Everyone around there is the very same. Talented pilots too. What you see is what you get as they say.