Farming Youtubers

its a farming life for me is indeed a great channel, I forgot to mention it. I only discovered Farming the British a few weeks ago, also a great channel.

I enjoy seeing older machines work, id say the most "modern" tractor I have drove at this stage is a 6030 series john deere, and they have been out of production for around 10 years. I bought Grassmen's Two legends and a Donkey DVD when it came out, I thought it was great concept for a dvd. Its been 10 years or so since it was made, you could actually make a sequel to that every 10 years. I was sidelined with covid last summer for a week, I bought twist of Fiat and, rain and grain. Have to say I enjoyed both.

I like the Farmflix lads, good personalities and craic. Helps overcome the cyclical nature of the content. IFarmWeFarm is genuinely funny too, also helps the cyclical nature but he also keeps it more original than most.

does he put videos on TikTok too? If not there’s a lad doing that content. It’s like he’s wearing a head cam so all you see is what his hand are working on. Really enjoyable and satisfying to watch and great to see tools being fixed

Same thought here. I'm up for plenty of craic but I get no appeal of him at all. Don't understand all the hype.

Roaring about and doing big eyes. Seems to be all he does.

anyone else watching cole the cornstar? i tune in every now and again when ive time but that grain bin setup is some looking headache, hard watching his dad get emotional while trying to take down bits that were falling off it

Watched Saunders farm last night they made 3200 bales. Like seriously I never seen bales handled as many times before they were stacked. Baled then loaded onto a trailer. Brought to yard spiked again to be wrapped then soft hands then stacked. Some twine spent on plastic wrap. Build a pit ffs.

The amount of time and diesel gone into those bales must be staggering.

Been watching "Sheep School", down to earth fellow, and very handy with his hands.

If I remember right he started off making weedlickers back ten years or so, ago.

Canning is definitely Mayo

Have they all got their silage making videos up yet!?

Phil's bucking the trend and going for hay videos as he'll have a few days of tedding in there too!

Psssst! Here’s a handy tip I learnt from watching telly. If whatever program you don’t like is about to start, change the channel. Took me years to figure out I didn’t have to watch everything that was suggested to me!! They should be teaching this stuff in schools.

Canning Farms mentioned that his parents live in Cavan at some point. Not sure if they recently moved there or if they’re from there originally but the land seems to have been in the family a few years. He definitely doesn’t sound like he’s a Cavan man anyway!