FIRST TIME GROWING MAIZE AND GOING BIG!... MORE LAND ON THE CARDS!?

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In today's video we are talking MAIZE!... What we are doing, how we are going to do it.
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@WelkerFarms Месяц назад

Keep up the great work Tom!

@jgp6583 Месяц назад

How different is it watching British dairy farmers compared to your set ups over there

@chriss7930 Месяц назад

The bud wouldn't fit through the gate 😂

@valvemonky4734 Месяц назад

@@chriss7930 just make a new one with the bud 😎

@sandormatyasovszki7433 Месяц назад

@@chriss7930 But the Series 1 Bud would good to compact silage :D

@willyfindlay4398 Месяц назад

@Welkerfarms would love some of the Pemberton moisture. 😊

@bigguy78246 Месяц назад

I hope this channel continues long enough for us to watch Tom to become as excited about drains as Ginger.

@TwospotzArtAndCraft Месяц назад

Tom, your Dad is a living encyclopedia! Love hearing his take on things and a lifetime of experience. 😊❤

@KiwiJim13 Месяц назад

That's Because Andrew was educated at Lancashire College of Agriculture!!

@classicambo9781 Месяц назад

Me and Anna.... Ginger warrior will be correcting his grandson as well at the rate you're going Tom 😂 We love it though.

@robertlawson206 Месяц назад

Great to see the oracle sharing knowledge and experience

@deb283028 Месяц назад

What a beautiful spring morning to talk maize with Father. Tom, lean on those who have planted maize in YOUR area. They are your lifeline to a successful harvest. Prayers for sunshine and warm temperatures.

@ippaku Месяц назад

Looks like the ginger guy is well into his recovery, which is great to see. Please make sure he knows that we’ve all been thinking positive thoughts and sending all the prayers we can for his healing after his surgery. I hope you made it home on time so Joanna could go out, be well be you

@thetessellater9163 Месяц назад

Never seen the ginger warrior quite so animated - he's clearly keen on the maize !

@PeggyStentzCasey Месяц назад

Ginger Warrior is looking healthy!!! Allways good to see a video of Ginger Knowlege!

@KittySmithy Месяц назад

Great to see your dad looking well and being his enthusiastic self. He's a legend

@teafrog777 Месяц назад

It’s so great having a dad that knows his stuff.!!!!

@andrewjohnson2886 Месяц назад

Great seeing your dad out and about👍 hope you feel as good as you’re looking Andrew? Obviously Hannah has got loads of experience to draw on with her dad, your dad and yourself Tom. Great video as ever

@jonikurr9281 Месяц назад

Love the excitement in Seniors voice when h.e describes improvements on the farm. I get excited for both of you as an old farm gal myself! God 's Blessings on the whole family! 😊❤

@andrewduke1489 Месяц назад

Morning Tom. We started planting our cattle corn last Friday 😅 🤞

@danielcooke7911 Месяц назад

There comes a time when you have to go for it and Tom we are all here along for the show and wish you all the luck with the crop! proper job

@diane5124 Месяц назад

Hiya Tom and to your dad.. Great talk about the preparation for your new fields.. not many people who are not in the farming community understand what you have to do to get fields ready for things to grow.. Great your family giving everyone the chance to experience everything through your eyes.. bless you all..

@davidconnaway2250 Месяц назад

Looking good Tom. Where are you going to store 40 acres Maize? The midding at home farm split into midding and maize was not good last year and only had 10 acres maize. Use one of two silage clamps for maize at home farm or use one of two silage clamps at the other young stock farm? Could use the plastic tube method but needs contractor with all the packing into the tube equipment and a flat piece of concrete. That would need Mark, more digging and Moore Moore's concrete Yippeeee! When do we get Andrew back and the big crane for the silage roof? More steel and concrete please! Also get the drone up for the ploughing and do not break the drone, stay away from pylons and trees!

@TomPembertonFarmLife Месяц назад

The new clamp we put up will be the maize clamp ☺️ 🤞 Andrew will be here soon ☺️

@RamALambJosh Месяц назад

It's so good to see the man with the moostash back on the videos tom. Seeing both yourself and your father together amazing. You can see your both really passionate about the roles in which you do and thrive of being around each other. Great to be along on your journey

@thr8061 15 дней назад

Here in East Central Wisconsin, we now doublecrop winter triticale & corn for silage. We cut & chop the triticale in May, no-till plant our corn into that stubble, then chop that corn in mid-September. We repeat the process. Our large herd (1500 Holstein milking cows) have really improved with that rotation.

@rogernorman200 Месяц назад

Good to see the legend that is the GInge. Didn't sound too well when you were in the Kitchen but good to hear he's clearly improved once in the field.

@jerrygolding6011 Месяц назад

When I worked for Dalgety Arable , soil sampling marks were made on the map from which each sample was taken, then you could get an idea where the soil is weak and what it needs

@90909james90909 Месяц назад

I would recommend sub soiling if possible, considering how rarely you guys reseed fields and compaction over the years

@Owen.Clark_Sks_01 Месяц назад

Agree, Think I would say Subsoil or Sward Lift at 90 Degrees to the Planned Angle of ploughing first. Going in after Ploughing will Pull up loads of Sods, Especially if using a Grubber. Cleaner seedbed & Easier weed control if subsoiled first I would think.

@petereriksson1390 Месяц назад

sir Tom! Trust your Old Man you can by a cow with money, but never experince! You are a Great Team😊, family Pemberton! Best Regards Peter Eriksson Sweden Europe ❤❤❤!

@user-kn7qd7um1d Месяц назад

Older farmer told me along time ago if you can't afford fertilizer and lime bye lime fertilizer and spray won't work well

@stubarry3206 Месяц назад

The more muck (farm Yard muck ) you can apply to better for maize , the old saying of the maize being “knee high by the Fourth of July “ usually means you’ll have a good crop, lots of slurry and lots of calf cot muck and you can’t go wrong really 👍👍

@vincentbox5827 Месяц назад

For maize its really important to get some boron fertiliser on it during planting

@alistairlloyd4091 Месяц назад

It’s such great father and son relationship you have with your dad Tom, always look forward to your videos 👌🏻

@rachaelmorrow6669 Месяц назад

Best of luck with the maize crops. Your father's experience proves it can be done on your particular types of soil.

@tinstarbarn9236 Месяц назад

Every time Tom says he is jumping in the big tractor i imagine the Welker's laughing there Butts off 😂

@txmarine82 Месяц назад

Bleeding Grand Episode Boys!!!!!! Y’all are more like brothers than father and son. It’s awesome to watch. Ur friend in Texas with the Longhorns

@JDseller1 Месяц назад

I am lucky in that my soil PHs run in the 6-7s naturally. I rarely have to apply lime. I do have rented farms that have low PH issues. I have found that the Pelleted lime and Gypsum products are great for getting short time results. The gypsum is just lime plus sulfur. Your maize will help you out in the energy level in the cattle ration. It will be interesting to see your results. We have used maize/corn silage my entire life (74 years). Your land/soil is different than mine. I worry about being too dry where you worry about being too wet. Really glad to see your Dad feeling better.

@1Gregos Месяц назад

you could break the pan with a sub soiler, did that on some grass fields that weren't draining too well after a particular wet spell, Graham will probably have a better idea of if that is any use

@sharonm3677 Месяц назад

So nice seeing you out on the land Mr. Pemberton, hope your healing well. Love listening to you two strategizing and planning for your year. It just blows me away at how much your farm has grown over the years, lots of hard work and stress but I love how you show to move forward in sections to get where you want it to be. And it certainly has made me appreciate our farmers more than I already do. I look forward to seeing the maize crops. ❤❤

@marierobinson3935 Месяц назад

Exciting times 🎉

@ChrisDerbyshire Месяц назад

When I was farming we used to go in with a shakerator as close to the seedbed as possible. So any compaction caused during cultivations was taken out with the last pass being the drill .

@GaryCSchade Месяц назад

Very Happy 🎉For You Both...😊

@teafrog777 Месяц назад

Good morning from Syracuse,Indiana. USA.. Hope all is well and all is healthy!!!

@verdagarner5112 Месяц назад

Good to see your Dad out enjoying the farm.

@maryblackhursthill6249 Месяц назад

Great to hear the wisdom from the Ginger Warrior.

@claretbuck1882 Месяц назад

Exciting times 👍🏻

@sallyentwistle9747 Месяц назад

Great team work 👍🏻🇬🇧 fills my heart to watch you two 👍🏻

@jamesmarsh4957 Месяц назад

Tom it may be a little late in a text book but in the real world , not many have maize in yet and some near me get a cut of silage off first then plant the maize , now the weather seems to have got a bit better everyone will go this weeks so your fine for a few weeks yet so don't panic yet your fine .was at a friends farm this morning picking up cattle and they not planted their 50 acres of maize yet mainly because the ground been to wet , you will be fine

@lindaarmstrongjackman9788 Месяц назад

Great update 👍👍😊❤️

@jamesnevin6076 Месяц назад

Glad to see your dad up and about tom

@JohntyNich Месяц назад

Good to hear your dad letting you do your think while teaching and motivating as best he can👌🏼

@andymarton6983 Месяц назад

Wardy had a strip till demo that works for maize. If you don’t work the full profile you might travel better if it’s wet when silaging it. The uncorked soil carries you.

@christineweathers1965 Месяц назад

Fabulous update gentleman!!!!!

@tomjohns8498 Месяц назад

So much science to farming 😊

@luckyshamrock7241 Месяц назад

☘️Absolutely loved this video Tom, bless your da's wisdom ❤😊👍☘️

@Tal88888 Месяц назад

I love these more technical videos. A great watch ❤

@irvenrathburn9421 Месяц назад

Looks like things a going along with the Maize. Nice to see your dad out and about.

@neiljohnson3406 Месяц назад

Good video tom,busy,busy,as usual, not letting the grass grow under your feet, big up to the welkers for commenting as well,its a go,go,go for all farmers,best of luck with the weather

@colinwientjens1871 Месяц назад

I’d look into sap analysis when the crop is up. It’s pretty easy to spray what you need to adjust directly onto the plants before it gets to tall.

@jamieelson5019 Месяц назад

Great video Tom & Ginger Guy. Lovely to see you both so passionate about the farm

@user-fo8fg9xr1q Месяц назад

tom looking forward to seen ur work paying off best of luck to all farmers this year looking forward to having a great year

@joycefuller9177 Месяц назад

Oh, Tom you get so excited and It is catching. I hope this all goes well for you and I hope you find some time to slow down and enjoy your farming and family?

@michaeld9731 Месяц назад

Very interesting!

@user-jk9ui7mc8d Месяц назад

Hi Tom great to see you back on the land, looks like the Ginger boss is back to his best keeps you on track, great video keep them coming, all the best to all,

@avdtouw Месяц назад

Great video again, Tom.. keep up the great content

@charleslynch7274 Месяц назад

Good luck Tom I'm sure u will do fine with the maze

@ahomeinpisgahontheroad4481 Месяц назад

God show. Like Anna! Love hearing Professor Dad explain things!

@jamesjohnson5640 Месяц назад

Great video. Really enjoy watching your dads no nosense reasoning of the situation.

@bernardcasey1500 Месяц назад

Great video tom hope it works out good for ya tom they very best of luck with it and great to see your father out and about again

@johncoakley4279 Месяц назад

Oh thats the field you got buried in 'yesterday' 🧐🧐😉

@daelpixphotography Месяц назад

I love these videos Tom. Your father is amazing giving all the knowledge he has on to you. I hope growing maize works out👍

@wolffhenry5751 Месяц назад

Always great when the ginger warrior is in a video bestowing upon us his knowledge!

@cu3tom_xd149 Месяц назад

An epic video Tom I love all this kinda stuff as I'm studying it right now I love the nerdy analytics and soil sampling all the field work it's great keep up the great work Tom and hats off too to your dad 🎉

@lesterhertel2945 Месяц назад

Another very interesting video Thank you 😊😊😊😊😊

@AlextheDutchDairyfarmer Месяц назад

👍👍 No worries about the date Tom. You'll be fine until the midst of June

@avandriver Месяц назад

We were wondering why that field was very yellow compared to the other side of the track , we have our horse stabled on your neighbours farm . I think I saw you when you were getting stuck with your spreader , Around 4,30 I think when I drove out of the farm .

@kevinturner2455 Месяц назад

Things are moving forward fairly rapidly Tom lad. 👍

@49ackers Месяц назад

Fantastic content and very imformative , dads on it which is great to see , well done tom 👍

@philiptyndall4968 Месяц назад

Tom definitely sow it under plastic. You’ll get it off earlier and you’ll get a higher yeild

@philiptyndall4968 Месяц назад

Is there no way you can get proper ground lime on after ploughing ? 8t/ha is 3t /ac. Well do able, you have the ph fully rectified for the next crop. I think you’re mad to spending money on such short term product Tom

@teresabrewer2661 Месяц назад

Hi Tom you and your dad are going for it this year. Growing your own maize is a brilliant idea. I don't know why but I can't find the video of the cows going out. I checked RU-vid & Instagram 🐄🐮🐄

@peterclarke3300 Месяц назад

Great video Tom 👍👍

@timmymansfield422 Месяц назад

Love ure vids u truly are an inspiration to me

@portlandfester7510 Месяц назад

Great video Tom nice to see that total expert farmer the ginger guy giving you advice and helping Feed Britain

@elizabethdaniel512 Месяц назад

Wow!!!!!!! Y’all have really come a long way!!!!!

@alpinefarmer1794 Месяц назад

Maize is great stuff. We only grow 5ha(12acres) here in nz. We use it for autumn and early spring. Great for cow condition. We're a irritated farm and we yeilded 22t/dm a hectare.

@jimpolk Месяц назад

Great news Tom! I think it will help your milk numbers. Always taking in new challenges. Good luck!

@thersbugb7362 Месяц назад

So happy to see you growing maize, Just make sure when it's getting chopped by the combine make sure you test the cornel processor inside the machine and it set right to make sure each bit of corn has been Crushed in a good percentage like 8/10 cornels, WHen we looked at the maize crop you got to test when we watched the harvest video it looked like the cornel processor wasn't set up right and alot of the corn wasn't crushed making it hard for the cows to Digest if the corn isn't crushed

@padraigking5185 Месяц назад

Good stuff

@colddiesel Месяц назад

Good video. Love the soil science explanation. And good to see Andrew - not just back, but in cracking form. In six months time mebbe a bit longer it might be interesting to see a full costs /benefits analysis. Not everyone's cup of tea I know, but I'm a glutton for analysis and numbers.

@charlesstubbs4404 Месяц назад

Great video on what you need to do to grow maize 🌽

@janiechance3048 Месяц назад

Hello father good to see you

@DANFORTHPAPE1 Месяц назад

First thing after the soil test - manure & slurry. I'd use a spring tine harrow rather than a power harrow because that way you'll avoid compaction.

@TomPembertonFarmLife Месяц назад

I’ll need a power harrow I think 🙈

@RogerFleury-rh9wr Месяц назад

122nd! Good Tuesday afternoon Tom,Luke,Hiedie, and the recovering ginger warrior with a mustache! Roger in Pierre South Dakota USA

@Modlendingen Месяц назад

Good luck with the maize, let's hope everything goes right :)

@billsauberlich7337 Месяц назад

FYI some of the USA dairies plant in 15 in rows trying to produce more tonage,could experiment with a few acers,if your planting on 30 inch rows just more over 15 inches and plant again,but you will need a forage harvester with a kemper head to havest

@nicholashood1486 Месяц назад

Late season here in Ontario Canada , wettest April in years. Corn ( maize) is normally planted in May and taken off for silage in September

@DanWoelders-fd5zd Месяц назад

Since that fields been grass so long if you plow it and flip that grass/organic matter under so it can decompose and wake up the microbial life in the soil you’ll grow good corn. Corn likes nice soft ground so its roots can grow good to.

@sgibson5797 Месяц назад

Good morning from New Zealand. Maize has only just been harvested here very late and we are already feeding out as there is no growth in the paddocks. Wet wet wet here too.

@squashbanana2926 Месяц назад

tom no worries you got it

@janetwadlington9743 Месяц назад

I want to see your little one Tom!!! Will he be as hard a worker as you?? Love your videos; especially the ones about the cows!!!

@PuFFerTV98368 Месяц назад

Thanks for the video Tom. Your dad is awesome. It’s good to see he’s doing well and back to farming. So are you going to tell how you put the hole in the roof?

@KevinJD2030 Месяц назад

Hi Tom, we first spread slurry and muck then we use a rotary tiller after that we use the plow and as last we use a cultivator to smooth it out. After that its ready for planting. I beleaf you have the exact same variaity as we are ging to plant. We are currently still waiting to go we are propperly late this year

@carlsilfverforsen5697 Месяц назад

i have learnd so mutch from your dad

@cammyrubin2512 Месяц назад

🤞🏼 best wishes for the maize and the milk production this year!

@julianporter6929 Месяц назад

To grow good maze you need to have plenty of sh1t put on the ground before ploughing the land after it is ploughed you need to roll the furrows to keep the moisture in the ground and then use a disc harrow and just before planting drag a set of chain harrows over the ground and you will most likely have to use a maze seed coated with anti wire worm because you are growing maze after grass.😊

@aaronkline9102 Месяц назад

Tom my boss as soon as we take corn silage or maize as you call it off we plant tritacale or rye in right after then we chop it for silage in spring then corn planted