Hi all just would like to add that all the calves are fully recovered now, the 4 we put in had normal temperatures the day after and will be going back with the other bunch tomorrow after 4 days inside. Thinking it was all respiratory in the end from the colder night air.

I love watching your husbandry videos, most people don't get to see workings of a dairy farm, i find it facinating,Thanks Adrian!

It's crazy! We drive past a farm and see the lovely cows and we have no idea all the hard work involved, moving them from field to field etc. thank you for improving my knowledge!

Great video again Adrian, Where are ye getting the blue skies, it hasn't stopped raining here. Ye are lucky👍

Glad the calves are all better. Love to watch you taking care of the farm and it's always good to see your daughters helping.

Another great video Adrian nice to see the girls helping out 👍👍👍

You’re a great stockman.I love the way you can read how to move a herd with minimal stress,for man & beast. It’s like a sixth sense,you either have it or you don’t. It can’t be learned.

Absolutely spotless parlour , well impressed👍

Glad the calves are doing well and improving. The 50b will be the tool for keeping the drains clear and the roads clear of water

The 50b will sort that road out when you get it done Adrian

i really enjoy watching your videos Adrian. you make me laugh every week. you make my Sundays. Keep it up mate.👍

Great video A 😊! Cool eye into the days of a true brilliant farmer! I’m of Irish descent myself, but hv only been to Ireland once and for a few minutes I’m transported to my sweet roots with your videos. Your daughters are growing like crazy…your in for it 😉

Really glad your calves recovered, always upsetting when you see animals that your taking good care off suffering. Thanks for showing a behind the scenes in the dairy, its interesting to see how things work. 👍

Thanks Adrian another good one

Best of luck with everything on the farm there this week ahead 👍👍👍

Great job/video Adrian 👍🏆❤ I love the info you give regarding the heifers and calfs, I hope they make a full recovery for you. I was 😂 at shaft braking only because that's what happened to me with my yard brush😂 Have a lovely day Adrian and family ❤

Dad made two of his girls very happy giving them a brief laugh. Good on you dad. Hope your stock recovers soon w/ the help from your helpful team. Thank you for sharing.🐄🇺🇸🇮🇪

You guys work so hard thank you, farmers Regards Steve UK Londers

Great video Adrian. Enjoyed watching. 👍🏼

Thanks for the show guys 🍻 🇦🇺

Adrian a wee tip for you! On your go pro if you use a skeleton case or whatever on it, for added wind protection you can superglue the fluffy mike cover material over the camera holes and it will block some of the wind noise. Not as good as a wireless mic but good for a back up if you haven't done it already. The wind sock material can be bought online for buttons and it does make a good difference. Not needed all the time of course but good to stick on a case and use from there! Just takes the roughness of the peak wind noise out of the EQ and can make wind reduction programs work better when editing. Idk if this makes sense but let me know if it helps!

Waiting for the council ☕. ya only see them, when ya don't want to 😗😂. The 1RB is hard bet 👌

Nice work as always Adrian.I have a secateurs for cutting the tubing,the type with blade on anvil.

Weather is always difficult to deal with. Whether to wet or to dry.

Great video Adrian Great stock 👍

Great stock husbandry there, my late dad used to say it's a sign of awkwardness breaking pike handles 😂

Great video Adrian 👌

Great job adrain they massey 50 will work a dream for the road job when ya get it going

Nice one enjoyed thanks 🚜🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿👍

Nice one Adrian You'll have no trouble keeping the water off the road when you get the JCB going

Enjoyed the video this year have got some amount off rain

Always great to see the stetson make an appearance

Hi Adrian. I'm interested to know how many cows you have a the moment? How much silage do you feed them a week in terms of liters. Last one! How much milk do you produce weekly. I find the small details interesting. Thanks for all your great content. Helps us wanna be farmers live a bit of a dream every suday😊😊

Good stuff

Mr. Morris, Sir, Animal husbandry at its best. Do 'Teagasc' hold seminars for farmers? How does that work? Do they ever visit to update you on new methods, devices or medicines? Not a farmer, so just curious. God bless your energy levels. Your ' don't leave it to be done by another when you can do it yourself ' is a great credit to the work ethic passed down from father to son. Continued success.

Just double check if Ivomec Super is licensed for pregnant dairy heifers if your thinking of using it on them FYI👍👍 Great content as always💪 Its been a tough yr💪

Hi Adrian, great video and plenty of information. A little tip on changing rubber on parlour is wash the machine with hot water and rubber will pull off like butter, and cut the rubber on jars with sharp Stanley knife Coz late night looking for a jar 😩 And one question about ivomic super.. I was told by bord bia not to use it?? Keep the good work up 👌

What strikes me, as a former dairy farmer from the Netherlands, is that in Ireland and England you often opt for swingover milking parlors, and so do you, I have always milked in a 2 x 4 milking parlour, and that seems more convenient to me because you don't have hanging milking clusters in the middle of the milking parlour. pit, and a second advantage is that the time between pre-treatment and hanging is shorter, but otherwise I think it is a sleek milking parlour, great for milking, I think, thanks for your vlogs every week

you need some Sheep! 🤣🤣🤣🤣

You could get a marker/tape and make a maker for the lengths of the 2 tubes on the metal strip so that you could measure and cut them in advance against the measurement

Those heifers done very well the are credit to you

Good educational video. Took me back for replacing rubber pipes. 👍 Never injected for worms etc. Is it easy done?

I’ve seen a lick bucket been used called easy breather, best way of describing it is that it smells just like Vicks vapour rub, it worked wonders when we used it

County councils should be doing the roads and resurfacing the back roads. I had wicked trouble when heavy rain came. Literally a stream nearly 500 mts whole way dwn the road and went straight in my laneway nd down through my yard bringing muck and debris with it. Asked the council numeous times to fix it. Never helped or replied. Met the council engineer and showed him videos, gave him 5 days notice that if they didnt fix the problem il be bringing a machine up to sort out the councils problems, told them il cut a chanell across the road and divert the water away from my house probably cause an accident and disrupt public water mains in the process. My calls and complaints were all logged with the council. Happy to say 3 days later the amount of council workers that cleaned drains on a 3 mile road for a whole week was very impressive. So my advice is ring the council and explain the same. Were all paying taxes for some roads that are not fit for even tractors

Had same issue here this year nightmare for lungworm. Had calves dosed like yo but no affect. Had to go back with chanverm plus and 2 weeks later dectomax. 🙈. Ivermection can be very hard on them if they have lungworm kills all and calves get it hard to cough them up and end up getting second infection in the lungs. Learned the hard way here 😂. Hope they have picked up for you. Think the girls had the handle broke first made it look like u did it 😂😂

🤣 Made me laugh when your fork broke pitching the hay, do your girls help you often? your doing a fine job Sir.

Have you ever tries jazz or classical music when milking, they said it can produce more milk... would be interesting to see.... really enjoy your videos, you made me laugh when you said midgets instead of midges 😂

As a youth, though the council should take care of it…yet here I am… It’s the Municipality over here in Canada, and yes…they should take care of it…yet if I don’t clear out the end of the side road after a big snow, everyone would get stuck waiting on them to come and take care if it.

Great channel, how to you avoid your gateways becoming badly poached by the cattle during wet weather

Need to get the 50 sorted with the ditching bucket 😂

Wish some of that rain would find it’s way to country New South Wales, Australia we are in drought here

Well adrian ,just wondering where u got that knife you used for cutting that bale

So much expense, the tubes every six months. Loved this video. Really good

A bit of linseed oil on that muck fork handle would've helped.

Midges? 😂 catch a good day in Galloway forest here? Ye couldn't get fire lit quick enough! #vampiremidgies 🙏🙏🙏

Bucket reared calves are a pain in the backside. You couldn't drive them to the end of the road but they'd follow you to cork.

Isnt there a thing to become a super fan?

I pay my motor tax so Adrian can fix the road 😉

What you need is a good American pitch fork I love your videos

Have you ever tried a breath easy bucket

Not a farmer but love these videos but tell me what are the branches hanging in the barn?

How many cc does that injection hold

If all farmers had you're mentally and mabey open the odd road drains the roads wouldn't be in the state they are in.probably down to health and safety ..🤠👍

Would the council clear the drains to allow the water run off the road?

Ade - did you once say you were going to make/purchase some scratching brushes ? 🐄🐄🐄

Too much torque for the aul graip Adrian 😂

Never heard off that powder is it common down with u

It is the council responsibility to fix the flooding but they seem never wanting to spend the money to

I like to keep the hedges low on the south side of wet bits of the road to keep daylight on the road to dry it keep up cleaning the drains. The Council man is long gone.

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have ye no council workers in cavan adrian

just be careful when you make an opening on the side of the road to let water of and someone has crash you maybe held responsible iv seen it happen to a neighbor he lost his business and all he did was unblock a few water cut's

In Canada it will cost more for a wooden handle, than buying a whole new fork.

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Adrian where did you get the trough like a drainage pipe ..

Wash them windows 😂

Why are the branches hung in the ceiling? A little interior design to make the girls feel ore at home? 😊

Great videos but using the wrong 4 prong pike. Should be using a 2 prong for handling silage etc. Less effort when piking

If you put a nylon pop sock or the leg of a pair of ladies nylons directly over the camera mic and even another fluffy cover (rycote) over the other one you’ll get a significant reduction in the wind noise . ❤

Ulster folks.....

Jesus Adrian, that grape failed you Lad, worse was the girls laughing at you, some craic!

What's hanging from the roof of the slatted Shead 🤔👍

Lucky you didn't break a jar after you and the funky farmer talking about breaking jars

Has Cavan county council no vacancies? When you get the shovel out you will have to learn how to lean on it 😴😴😴

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Where council that thire job ya may.send bill

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I would rather see you cut the rubber pipe off the jar with a Stanley knife it’s the way I was shown 40 years ago when jars were 100 pounds each the same as a farm workers wage back then

Do any of your neighbours grow Maize 🌽 🤔 ? Great video. 👍 😊

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Midgets in the drumlins of Cavan. Beware the little people!

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Just like a man, they will do something willingly if you let them think it was their idea. *mischievous smile*

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Why don’t you use your daughters to handle the camera for you,….it would give you more freedom! Just a suggestion from a fan!

It never ends Adrian,you'd need to clone yourself!