Farming Youtubers

Yep you're right, the Russell fella mentioned that. Must be a fair drain on the engine those transmissions.

Few interesting remarks about those old Massey's turning the steering wheel to help get the 1st tractor started wto let off the pressure on the closed centre hydraulics, and leaving the forward reverse lever in gear when doing stationery work.

Yeah the local lads are good in fairness. That small farm was good too. Can't think of the name of the channel now.

Farming life at la forge is pretty good also

Discovered "drone dairys" recently,dairy man in cavan.could be one for the future to watch out for.

Only started watching it last week. Met himself and the wife over at the highland show a few weeks back and got chatting for ages and he told me to check out the YouTube channel.

Sean o falluin regenerative farming ireland is brilliant.

Very interesting what he's at

I watched it yesterday and found it very interesting although I don't like the idea of cows in 24/7/365. Adrian did mention that there are robot set ups with cows out grazing which is IMO the better option. There is a dairy farm near Carnaross and they have robots milking and the cows come in from the paddocks.

The old man was very impressive with all his engineering skills. The drinkers and the foot bath were a great idea.

The editing on Adrians videos is really top notch compared to other youtubers. Have really noticed over the past few videos. I wonder what editing software he uses.

Final cut pro X lad, sometimes imovies as well, would of used these from the start although a got a faster laptop in January that made editing so much faster and easier. I cut back on the music a bit as people seem to like the natural sounds in the background more “ engines noises and so on “ 👍

You'r my favourite - straight in - no long introductory spiels

It’s not that bad when you get the hang of it, it’s just overlaying one clip on top of the other, trying to match the sound with what’s been shown on the drone footage can take a little time but anyone can do it with a bit of practice. With a 10 minute video the answer i suppose is what’s in it, and how many clips “ angles “ there are, added music ect, but it’s usually around an hour on average. Changes from video to video and how well the computer runs which usually is the biggest issue when it comes to editing.

Would imagine that a robotic milker is best maximised with a fully indoor herd system.

You'll lose your bord bia quality assurance going forward if fully housed, certain co-ops are making a big deal about it and making it crystal clear milk won't be collected, others aren't

@IFarmWeFarm7615 - would you not think about trying Clipex posts or even these concrete ones - you seem to do a lot of post replacement

I see @greendragon3 is back posting restoration videos to YT under the name Terry Baker.