FEEDING COWS 28,000KG OF ORANGES TO MAKE MILK!?... DOES IT WORK??

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In today's video we are trying to hit the 27 liters a cow... How? By feeding 28 tonnes of oranges and maybe making maybe a few other changes.
Will it work?
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@Chris.starfleet 10 дней назад

I have invested a lot of time in the Pemberton farm RU-vid channel over the last 4/5??? years. It has been every bit a joy and a privilege.

@hayleysimpson3187 9 дней назад

Hell of a driver that’s my dad lol he’s an amazing driver can usually get his truck in most places people say u can’t lol

@BauerHermann1811 9 дней назад

that was smoth backing up there, good driving! The real question is: has he got his metal bar back? ;)

@hayleysimpson3187 9 дней назад

@@BauerHermann1811 he didn’t no lol

@normanchalmers591 9 дней назад

Please don’t stop the silage (grass cutting) videos! Bloody love them

@Mother..nature..77 10 дней назад

I'm never bored from your videos Tom and I could listen to your dad all the time 😊

@geneard639 10 дней назад

Tom Pemberton, next time you and the family go to Disney World in Orlando Florida, call ahead and arrange for a tour of one of the local Dairies and Cattle Ranches. I know for a fact that Florida has some HUGE Dairies and Ranches and I know for a fact most of the Orange Waste Pulp and Rinds are processed as Cattle Feed. Cows seem to love it. They also use Grapefruit waste a bit, Lemon and Lime are the highest Citric Acid content with the lowest Sugar content so they never used a lot of Lemon or Lime but they did add it to the mix. You might want to talk to them about how to store Citrus based feed stock so it doesn't Mold, Mildew or grow Fungus. I'm pretty sure the Florida Cattlemen know how to do that.

@glennoliphint8691 9 дней назад

@geneard639 From the dairies that i used to deliver orange waste to in California in the Central Valley they were mixing it in with the corn and oat silages and the rest of the commodities that they were feeding and they were feeding the citrus waste as fast as the End-Dumps and Walking-Floors would bring loads to them in a couple of days. There were a few dairies that had cement pits that you could back down into and unload the orange waste or peach and apricot waste into so that it wouldn't spread all over the place. So they pretty much fed it to all of the cows, heifers and bulls so it really never had the chance to get mold in it and the citrus was pretty wet but it wasn't as wet as the apricot and peach waste.

@lisawindemakernorris5454 10 дней назад

From a person who has always lived in the city, my thoughts on dairy farming was how hard is it to feed a cow and milk it ? I had NO IDEA how much science and forethought goes into getting enough yields to be profitable. You almost need a math degree to keep your sanity. This is so interesting to watch.

@birdie1585 10 дней назад

Try to find a feed ingredient merchant's website - they sell what goes into farm livestock feed. If it can be digested, it is or was available - price is everything. Some ingredients people will notice from cat and dog food. Feather meal Biscuit meal Prairie meal Citrus pulp Rape (Canola) expeller Sunflower expeller Olive pulp The list is endless. Compounders - the companies making feeds - use simple software to work out how to make a "perfect" diet for any animal at any stage of life BUT, they can only guess digestibility, and that can be a huge, huge problem. More expensive feeds will vary very little in what they use as ingredients, cheaper feeds are compounded/blended to a price and digestibility will vary hugely..................................... There is also the problem of taint, both in meat and milk. I have known people who can tell when milk has come from grazing or silage......

@theoracle8560 10 дней назад

This lad is the most clueless dairy farmer in the world, if it wasn’t for the money he gets from RU-vid he would have gone bankrupt years ago.

@Joshyboi077 10 дней назад

@@theoracle8560as if you knew what u was on about 😂😂😂😂

@savagememes873 10 дней назад

same actually goes for meat. how you treat the animal and what you feed it has a major impact on the flavour of the meat. that's why here when animals get transported to slaughter they don't get forced of the trucks but rather they just open the doors and then let them come in on their own terms when they are ready and then boom just dead before they even know what was gonna happen. you don't want the animal to be stressed when it dies because that to has a impact on the meat. stuff like bears are famous for tasting different depending on what they have ben eating. years with great berries seasons the bear meat tastes extra good because they consume more berries.

@Joshyboi077 10 дней назад

@@savagememes873 not being funny but you must have very good cattle if they just walk in on they’re own 😂😂😂😂😂

@MayorofDipshittery-lq7if 10 дней назад

It used to be common to put Stock feed potatoes in when putting silage into a pit, and add layers of them as you roll the out, cattle loved it.

@drewa3597 10 дней назад

we mix in potatoes into our feed

@richardcawthorpe 9 дней назад

No , tom , video's not to long , keep them coming !

@sharonm3677 10 дней назад

Great video Tom. Didn’t know that cows would even eat oranges😂 hope it gives you a good outcome. Love that you’re always willing to try new things for improvement. Have a great weekend Pemberton’s and crew!❤❤

@13squared2009 10 дней назад

Florida, USA. I can confirm that cows LOVE whole oranges. They will gobble them up all day long.

@Kevin-ed8ou 9 дней назад

Hi Tom, great video again, When I worked on a dairy farm 30years ago, we tried citrus fruit waste, we had quite a few suffer from bloat, so be careful .

@daanzuur6237 10 дней назад

It is very interesting to see how intensive your farm is. Here in the netherlands we milk 30/35 liters a cow with half of the work

@jdlotus8253 10 дней назад

Would you eat peel? I put candied peel (home made) in every fruit cake I bake.

@littlelawson06 9 дней назад

I think its mostly a result of the cow size/breed he has... Lots of farms in the UK doing 30+ litres

@richardcawthorpe 9 дней назад

Hi , give Tom some advise , i am sure he would listen , a trip to you farm would make good you tube viewing

@streaky81 9 дней назад

IIRC they have relatively small cows, could be one reason?

@JDseller1 6 дней назад

Tom's cattle breed has a lower fluid production with a higher butter fat content for their home delivery market. Pure bred Holsteins can easily get much higher milk production over his breeds but he is targeting a very different market. Also they are still mainly grass feeding their cows. Most high production dairy operations are running different breed of milk cows and not using pasture grazing at all. Total TMR rations. When you have cows grazing your feed nutritional value is much more variable.

@brendanoneill1466 10 дней назад

This is fascinating. Thanks for sharing. Hope you continue to increase your yields.

@teafrog777 10 дней назад

Good morning Toms farm!!! I’m having breakfast enjoying your video!!!

@davidepool5884 9 дней назад

I was raised on a dairy farm and worked with beef cattle for 10 years after we sold out and I’ve never heard of feeding Cattle oranges. It’s an interesting concept, I hope you get good results. I used to hand feed our cows apples so I know they like some fruits.

@kevenhiemie 6 дней назад

Midwest pumpkin farmer here. Cattle absolutely love pumpkins also

@joejones2065 9 дней назад

cutting grass is part of ur working week we like to see it all

@tdog2949 10 дней назад

Love the longer videos

@caesarisared1320 9 дней назад

My grandad used to get tubs of sweets from manufacturers and mix them in with the silage

@TWJW 9 дней назад

My middle year farm back in the mid 90’s we used to put brewers grains in a layer about two foot deep under the maize when we clamped it made it a bit harder for the pit man but every time we took maize out we took some brewers grains out for the mixer wagon

@fliss362 9 дней назад

My nannas cow Dausy used to let herself into the orange orchard and once she’d finished raiding oranges off the tree would come to the back door still munching with juice down her chin. She loved them.

@toddjames99madcatmkll20 10 дней назад

myself I love the longer videos Tom, keep'em comin! cheers!

@MadhouseGaming 10 дней назад

I never get bored of your videos chopping grass, mowing, tedding etc, IMHO makes great content

@briannakeeler9844 6 дней назад

TheHoof GP sent me! Loved what I've seen so far!!

@jamielee9350 10 дней назад

Tom ., Bananas are not poisonous, Eating too many bananas can cause hyperkalemia, or excess potassium in the body, which can lead to serious health problems like heart issues. You would have to eat in excess of 400 per day to reach that level.

@southaussiegarbo2054 8 дней назад

And when 6 is roughly 1.3kg your talking almost 90kg of banana a day 😆 🤣 😂

@richpbrown2 10 дней назад

Especially at the other farm if your thinking about using different things have some bunker bays made that will hold say 30tonne to keep things easy and tidy

@PuFFerTV98368 10 дней назад

Thanks for the video Tom BeWell and StaySafe ✌️

@TheGamingWarrior10 10 дней назад

17:36 Have you considered adding a lip to the right side of that opening to stop product spilling over while loading?

@peterclarke3300 9 дней назад

Great video Tom now you’re making orange flavoured milkshakes and you’re not feed waste food you’re feeding a byproduct 👍👍

@KennethMcCarthy35x 9 дней назад

How does anyone get bored of chopping grass!!. A great video as always 👏

@JamesParrottBleuParrot 10 дней назад

Citrus pulp and tomatoes are used a lot in Florida for beef stock. Big truckloads are dumped directly in the fields for the cattle.

@michellegerrard6623 9 дней назад

It's a little wetter in Blackpool 😊

@everestyeti 9 дней назад

You'll have to let us know if there is a change in taste of the milk and if the introduction of orange pulp charges the fat content, as its citrus might have an effect. You giving your dad the Tom death stare, brilliant. 👍

@alexveldhuis6004 10 дней назад

I ate well over 270 chocolate hundreds and thousands many times as a kid in The Netherlands, where it is called 'hagelslag'. It is a sandwich filler there. I am 60 now, so it didn't kill me.

@Beautifully_Flawed_Helen 9 дней назад

Another epic vlog Mr Pemberton. Loved the Joey ‘Friends’ quote 😂 Keep up the fantastic work ❤ @Tom Pemberton Farm Life always delivers 👍🏻

@stevendobney9018 10 дней назад

Hi Tom big fan of your videos why don’t you try cabbage leaves of lettuce just a idea keep up the great work and the team

@patrickcollins2490 8 дней назад

I love to see you chopping grass. You must smell better after your days work with all those oranges 🍊

@AlleyCat-1 9 дней назад

Interesting results with adding oranges. I for 1 like seeing the field's cut. 😊 Maybe to keep from getting bored, you do a before & after. 🤷‍♂️

@TheScoob71 9 дней назад

Hi Tom are cows use to love oranges 🍊 full oranges there was some very funny sour faces but yes they do love them

@shanerodrigues8032 9 дней назад

It's great energy for the cattle! Keep doing your thing from the States.

@pamelahooper7851 10 дней назад

The cows were eating their pudding before the main course - spoilt! It seems that oranges do go off quite quickly if the weather is hot.

@steveshutler8708 9 дней назад

I know someone who used to put citrus pulp over the whole of his grass silage clamp instead of clamp sheet and it made fantastic silage tom maybe a future idea for you mate.👍👍👍

@sharon36l 9 дней назад

I love how you try new things .. i know it might mean added work but is there no kind of container or barrel you can unload the peal into to keep it going off as fast

@GodrwrBach-l8p 9 дней назад

Been watching you for the past 5 years and this is my first comment! Love your videos keep it up. My thoughts recently have been that you’re obsessed with yield chasing, Feeding 2+kg in the wagon plus citrus,on top of what you’re giving them through the parlour! what are your feed rates looking like? Do you need to be buffer feeding all the time ? Would you be better keeping your highs in and actually pushing some grass into the lower yielders? Yes it’s nice to see a big milk ticket but sometimes you need to look at the justification of that 🤷‍♂️

@paultodd9301 10 дней назад

I love watching Silaging videos.

@michaelsimmons8113 9 дней назад

When I worked on livestock farm finish cattle some use to specifically fine out the whole oranges and you would see them rolling around in their mouths before anything else. Each to their own

@annebell7274 10 дней назад

WoW. Oranges. Never heard of that before. Music 👍👍👍💯💯💛

@thetessellater9163 9 дней назад

Clamp does look compacted to a solid block. 😊

@CharlieScott-py3cd 9 дней назад

Bales on the cover is great we’ve been using bale for a few years now and it beats tyres by a long shot

@johnwarwick4105 9 дней назад

Funny everything goes full circle. I remember back in the 70’s delivering straw with my dad to dairy farms. Back then they were all small bales and they stacked them on top of the silage clamps. Kept the bales dry and the silage compacted at the same time

@djmatayus 9 дней назад

Add tequila in the mix Tom!! Salt shot citrus 😂

@deereating9267 10 дней назад

Back in the day we got a load of burnt peanuts for a protein supplement, cows hated it 😝. Once we used some grape drink mix in place of molasses, made for some super purple feed but they didn't seem to mind that. Always good to try to use waste, and the cows always seemed to like something new to try as well.

@marypaddey4625 6 дней назад

Definitely make sense to use by-products from food production. Hope it has the desired result with milk yield.

@takumi2023 9 дней назад

Wish you all the best. Everything is going over my head 😂.

@marettachalmers-fv5lj 9 дней назад

Fascinating video Tom, in ag it is always difficult to distinguish which change of a multi-variable input is doing what, however you can definitely say there is no negative impact from the orange waste. Dad issues are always a problem in farming businesses. Keep going forward, your instintcts are almost always right Tom.

@bromsonstud 9 дней назад

We used to have potatoes rejected from McDonalds for our beef cattle. Worked really well.

@stevewareing8525 9 дней назад

Hello Geordie I think we might need a video replay here. "You know when you've been Tangoed". 🤣. Joe Seels used Trafford Gold in the mix for his beef stock, have you ever used it?

@peterclarke7382 9 дней назад

Good to see you yesterday Tom mate…..unreal farm shop!🤣😉

@kevenhiemie 6 дней назад

Howdy from across the pond. Midwest United States pumpkin farmer here. I got food for thought. What if you supplemented some feed for the cows with pumpkins. You could get them for free after the holiday season but it could also grow them. I didn't know it until I looked it up just now but there's a lot of pumpkins grow in England and I'm sure it's quite easy with your high water table? My buddy's wife has two dairy cows I gave them a bunch of pumpkins. They could definitely tell a difference in the milk production but they don't do anything scientifically measuring or anything. I don't believe there's any scientific study on this but it's just my theory. They saw a higher production in milk because the cows like to eat the pumpkins. They're just so tasty. Even though a pumpkin is 90% water. My theory is the cows had a higher level of fluid intake by eating the pumpkins with the feed and still eating the feed. So produced higher milk levels. In the pastures that you're only grazing you could plant pumpkins among your other feed grasses. We grow about 8,000 pumpkin plants our neighbor grows 10,000 pumpkin plants. Our other neighbor who is worth more money than we can dream of and cattle farms a 1,000 acres for a retirement hobby. 🤯🤦 After the Halloween holiday he bring his cattle across the road to the pumpkin fields and those cattle eat those fields flat in no time. Remember think outside the box. At one time anyone with a great idea was called crazy. Happy farming!

@HootMaRoot 10 дней назад

In the winter bet the byproducts would last longer when tipped or if it would be possible to get smaller lorries with half the amount, but not sure how much that would affect price as delivery prices aren't cheap these days with the price of fuel

@chrislee2221 10 дней назад

Problem is when buying in extra products to add to the ration transport is a major factor on the cost per kg. So a bulk tipped artic is the most economical per kg. Per kilo because Tom will be feeding say 1-2 kg per cow per day as an example then probably raise it a little as the cows get used to it.

@astonmcleod5344 9 дней назад

We had a covered silage clamp, we placed hay bales over the entire clamp, then straw on top again later in the season. The hay, straw, and silage was all used at a very similar rate. Vermin do go into straw, but not hay so there were no rat holes in the sheet.

@BustinRootz 9 дней назад

Hey Tom, if the cows do not eat the oranges, you can actually go spread that in your cornfield and it’ll actually help your soil once you turn it and let it decompose

@colinmcnally5931 8 дней назад

Cows love spuds and carrots!! Cant get enough of them. Cows will die for a spud!!

@stuartrobertson4714 10 дней назад

Maybe try putting straw bale over the silage and pure ibc with molasses on top coos will love it

@TheSwampy30 10 дней назад

Great video mate neighbour he feeds all his beef stock on waste food ie waste beetroot waste potato’s waste cabbage water melon onions all from the local factory’s he supplies the trailers they supply the goods

@r6tance 9 дней назад

lets go orange milk 😂😂

@PeggyStentzCasey 10 дней назад

I never get bored with your content. It is always interesting to me. Oranges! Who would have thought? Here's to 27 litres!!!!!

@PgP736 10 дней назад

❤ from Norway

@dirtydogg231 9 дней назад

Thought tom be there with a cup the catch the juice coming out or the orange trailer lol 😂

@ianparker3486 10 дней назад

Great video Tom you have said a couple of times you need a shear grab for the other farm Joe Seels has got one for sale

@warrestoops3695 9 дней назад

would love to see a grass chopping video again!!

@hightde13 9 дней назад

I wonder if the pulp would still help if it was dry. Seems like it would last longer after running it through something like your slurry separator so you had good dry solid and could keep the liquids separate. It should be the liquids and sugars that will go bad and start to ferment for the most part.

@tucobenedicto109 9 дней назад

Orange julious woould be great for the milkshake machine. Orange you smart!

@chrisgorst1798 10 дней назад

We used to get Citrus pulp as a pellet, was similar in feed value to Sugar beat .

@mandiegorst6465 9 дней назад

Wow, another Gorst!

@lindaarmstrongjackman9788 9 дней назад

Glad to see milk production is up. They took to the orange pulp like it was candy.

@rickychristopher74 6 дней назад

Morning all at Pemberton HQ regards to the Ginger Warrior also was lovely to meet Hannah the other legend whilst she was passing through Aldi Fulwood she's got a mission too a calf to be named after my Granddaughter Ava-Grace if possible we will be down soon so she can feed the goats with Grandad 😅😅

@kennethcross5572 10 дней назад

Interesting to watch thanks Tom ❤❤❤

@richardbaker22 9 дней назад

Great video Tom

@JayTeeStealth 10 дней назад

Tom be making orange milkshake......

@robmoss3501 9 дней назад

Oranges make a good fertiliser as well.

@mikehaley832 9 дней назад

I cannot believe that you called your father an idiot!! Regardless of age, my father would have kicked my arse and my mother would have been waiting her turn!

@Chloe-Qween 9 дней назад

i love to see te cows loving it

@user-br1gb6qt1k 10 дней назад

Know my dad said during the war they fed cows sugar beet tops and the milk became too sweet for his tea and coffee, so for the rest of his 82 years he drank black tea and coffee Orange is the new brown lol Be interesting to see how the milk is affected, good luck with the milk yield uplift With all that equipment, you'd could do with a machine shed and workshop lol

@kenhill7105 9 дней назад

My dad fed citrus pulp in his dairy back in the 60's.

@keithwheeler8875 9 дней назад

Great video I worked on a farm where we fed both wet and dry apple pulp from a local cider farm they went absolutely daft on it they used to nearly break the gate down to gey at it Another farm we had spuds, carrots and I think even parsnips possibly Worst thing I've ever been involved in feeding was strip grazing Kale before they came in for the winter cows got caked in mud and the Kale really tainted the milk

@christinejeffrey5994 9 дней назад

Very interesting. Have often smelled citrus around here. Northants/Leicester border.

@grassfolk 10 дней назад

I’ve been channeling Joey during my “career break” and not doing a whole week of activities in one day.

@fionawoolhouse484 9 дней назад

2:26 Love a good ‘Joey logic’ quote! 🤣🤣🤣

@shawnh8754 8 дней назад

Cows will likely eat up those rinds. My cattle love pumpkins. My boss cow will run the others off so she can eat them all herself. LOL

@suresren 10 дней назад

we cut spme maize for a farmer and he used orange skin and the pith to cover his maize clamp and fed it as it mixed in,

@StevenShaw 10 дней назад

The days of the week refers to Joey from friends

@marjoriebell4956 10 дней назад

Orange you glad you got it? 🤭 Love and prayers 😇💜

@bmag1964 5 дней назад

I’m sure they would love used Brewers mash as well. if you have a brewery around you they might be a cheap source of it and the Moo Cows might love it.

@KiwiJim13 10 дней назад

👀🙄🐾👍Its always a good to see Andrew citrus pulp is a good feed aslong as its mainly orange based p0

@Harry-zz8qn 6 дней назад

So interesting. Best video yet 👌🏻

@patriot77185 9 дней назад

I use to feed oranges to my neighbour's cows, they were low lines completely black and smaller than the average cows here in Australia, they loved the oranges 🙂

@Dinglehinds 10 дней назад

I have a load of super single tyres. Lorry tyres you could have for your clamp. Bedfordshire based

@irvenrathburn9421 10 дней назад

Hi Tom, I hope things work out with the new feed.

@henryhutchings1325 7 дней назад

I've heard of oranges being put into or on the pit as the silage is out in, I think it keeps better then.

@lesterhertel2945 9 дней назад

Another very interesting video Thank you 😊😊😊😊😊😊

@cianosullivan6047 7 дней назад

Can you do a full day in the live please tom

@ottodevries3321 2 дня назад

We have the citrus pulp on top of the maize it keeps the maize air tight and plastic on top of the citrus pulp so the pulp it self keeps good to

@Ralph94967 9 дней назад

always think on this Tom as regards to the orange pulp how would you like it on your plate as i was told many years ago when feeding cow cake in the old stone troughs how would you like your dinner in a wet trough same applies to the mouldy oranges