WE WENT BIGGER!!... THE MASSIVE SHED IS READY FOR GRASS!!

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In today's we are paneling the shed out ready for concrete to be poured and the clamp for grass.
Will we have grass in before the roof? or are we going to get washed out?
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@leogolf72 21 день назад

Looking at your new clamp roof and side panels you definitely need to move that Meal Bin

@readmylisp 21 день назад

Tom should be presented the "Tom Sawyer Award "for making hard work look like fun.

@brownwarrior6867 21 день назад

It’s a Rush watching these.

@michaelbradley4552 21 день назад

The clamp is looking well, but i would move the feed bin to open it up . Great vid Tom

@14rs2 21 день назад

People who watched Toms last “Live” video: “Wow it looks amazing, first time I’ve ever seen it like this 👀” Jokes aside it looks amazing Tom! Well worth doing and given all that’s been happening with the weather you’re smashing it! Keep yourself safe and healthy.

@TomPembertonFarmLife 21 день назад

I appreciate this comment 😂☺️

@Indigoturtle4581 21 день назад

🎉🎉 I’m not here for surprises, it’s just lovely to see and hear farm life. I grew up surrounded by dairy and beef farms, and never knew all the things that go into it.

@35manning 20 дней назад

Well, to be fair, we didn't see inside the clamp...

@Freeprawn 21 день назад

Please move the feed bin!! Do it now or it will never be done!!!

@78mikehayes 21 день назад

It actually keeps me awake at night!! It needs to move!!

@janetmaher1116 21 день назад

I came to the comments before watching more than 90 seconds, purely to see if people were congratulating them for having had it moved…🤣😢 Now that my hopes have been dashed, back to the video!!

@teresabrewer2661 21 день назад

I hope the next project will be putting a covering of the poo pit. But you're doing a fantastic job as always. Thank you for filming the process for us 🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉

@MagdaRantanplan 21 день назад

i think calf-barn is needed more as far as Tom always said. but good idea, had to look up why one would do it and it kinda makes sense, but is like always a matter of opinion maybe, and importance.

@teresabrewer2661 21 день назад

@@MagdaRantanplan I see where you're coming from. But it has rained so much this year that it nearly filled up the pit completely and then it would start going over the sides which would be a disaster

@michellegerrard6623 21 день назад

He needs a 2nd poo pit. Never have too much poo 😂

@MagdaRantanplan 20 дней назад

@@teresabrewer2661 agreed. But then they also would need a separate system to deal with that rainwater. As far as i understand his farm setup in that area, all runoff that gets in anyway collected goes into the slurry system and lands in the pit in the end. Not sure if the rain from the barn roofs goes somewhere else.

@markh5433 21 день назад

Just need to move the feed bin now Tom!

@jordanwalker8979 21 день назад

That will definitely end up being a cow shed in the years to come and you'll have a whole new clamp out Im the field tom

@sandihaslam2813 21 день назад

Every credit to you Tom, passed it today 👍🏻

@dwayne5686 21 день назад

Please please move the meal bin 😮

@paulacunningham8976 21 день назад

You never stop believing or hoping your a person with great insights in where you want your farm to be ..an inspiration you are and your daddy ...throu hardship you still keeping going .....Good Thihgs are coming your way !fron Paula in Ireland 🇮🇪 who loves your farm and life xx

@teafrog777 16 дней назад

Totally awesome work and will keep all the feed dry.. no more waste.!!!!!

@pozziemozzie5642 19 дней назад

Well done Tom and the gang, it looks amazing.. You have done so much to the farm in a short time......but that "go and cry about how much money i spent" really came from the heart LOL.. But im sure its worth it as it upgrades your lovely place... Great work everyone.

@goodiezgrigis 21 день назад

I'm glad to see the progress on farm and don't want to ruin the mood, but I hope those panels where cheap, because they are rubbish. Let me explain. You can see the rebar rust trough the concrete. That means the rebar is not put properly in the panel and should be at least an inch in the concrete. Long term the moisture from silage, which is acidic, will corrode the rebar even more and expand, cracking the thin concrete around the surface of rebar and ending up in TMR for the cows. Just expressing my concerns seeing similar things happen before

@chrisellner8098 21 день назад

Just need to move the feed bin now

@charleslynch7274 13 дней назад

Love seeing it all come together

@wh0dunnitgaming 21 день назад

wow dude!! going up that extra 6ft of space gives you exponentially more silage storage than the 3ft wide tract you lost from the posts. everything ive seen you do in the last couple of years just makes sense!

@Michael-8903 21 день назад

Last panel you put in will never be used unfortunately. Just for looks. We extend our 10 feet high clamp with 4 square bales 2×2. Then only 7 feet in we are above the concrete wall

@sharonm3677 19 дней назад

Love seeing all the changes and improvements on the farm. Glad you were able to do this, it’ll be great for you all! Love that you show us how things are organized and come together, you’re crews have been great at letting you video so we can see it all. Big thank you to all of them. ❤️❤️

@brandonhall5615 21 день назад

Started watching back in 2020 and the changes you've made are astonishing. Damn fine work, all around!!

@OxxFreddyGlasgow. 21 день назад

That will make a fantastic silo. Great idea to pour the concrete around the base panels.

@Ghf-eg3cd 18 дней назад

In this video titled "WE WENT BIGGER!!... THE MASSIVE SHED IS READY FOR GRASS!!", we see an impressive transformation of a massive shed into a usable space. The detailed process of preparing the shed for grass is showcased, highlighting the dedication and hard work put into the project. Viewers are taken on a visual journey of the before and after stages, emphasizing the significant progress made. The video captures the excitement of completing such a substantial task and offers inspiration for those embarking on similar projects. Overall, it's a satisfying watch that celebrates the rewards of ambitious endeavors.

@markh5433 21 день назад

First… I went past your farm yesterday… after having fish and chips in Lytham looking good

@kimjohnson3256 19 дней назад

Happy birthday Tom and Penny

@colddiesel 21 день назад

Good to see people so clearly enjoying their work . All done like a well oiled machine.

@PeggyStentzCasey 21 день назад

Love watching all the improvements! Now I'm seriously ready for mowing and tedding and chopping!!!!

@OlisGaming 21 день назад

this farm is getting really big, New cow shed, New tractor & telehandler, now big chaff silo bunker!

@richardwhitelock7779 21 день назад

So when does the roof go on ? Looking good though but what's next maybe a swimming pool for the cows ? Hope all are well God bless too you all. Rich W Ely UK ❤

@JudyHart1 21 день назад

I went to a horse farm one time, they actually had a swim place to exercise the horses, very cool place. It was in Scottsdale, Arizona, Tom Chauncey Arabians. Many years ago, probably 1980s.

@billynoone6467 20 дней назад

Happy birthday for Sunday Tom

@hamiltonart7165 21 день назад

Well done to all, clever to go UP.

@billjoat 21 день назад

Such a GREAT video. I'm so very happy for you and your cows!! Great dry grass to eat all year. You are doing such a great job making improvements to the farm. Great help from Luke and the cameo of Anna!!

@PuFFerTV98368 21 день назад

Thanks for the video Tom. ✌️

@robmoss3501 21 день назад

What’s the bet a cow will get stuck down the little alley void? Just calling it now😂

@markyoull6744 21 день назад

great stuff looking good tom

@belfast479 21 день назад

Your improvements have been awesome. Warrior must be very proud.

@raybrophy1297 20 дней назад

Super vlog Tom...You have some team there...well done your smashing it...

@ianparker3486 21 день назад

Great video Tom

@Gadsden1776 21 день назад

Bigger is better… 💪🏻

@andrewdavisca 20 дней назад

Fun times!! Happy for yah 😄

@markcrowther6869 21 день назад

The new building is coming on amazingly it looks cool a another great video tom

@bobuncle8704 21 день назад

That’s a class clamp 👍👍 It’ll be fun climbing the mountain when she’s all up to the same height.

@JudyHart1 21 день назад

I’m going to join everyone else, the feed bin could be move to at least 4 more convenient places.

@jimpolk 21 день назад

Looking good Tom.

@everestyeti 21 день назад

Looking really good Tom, its going to make a huge difference especially storall that extra water. Those Warings guys certainly know how to do a good job. 👍

@AlleyCat-1 21 день назад

Looks awesome. Keep up the great video's & great job's done with various awesome crew's.

@chrisstaniforth5629 21 день назад

Looks well pal!! Cheers for the content!! Great to see.

@roniwerner4598 21 день назад

Looks Great ❤

@kevinturner2455 21 день назад

Good lads making the job look easy. 👍

@danielcooke7911 21 день назад

Happy days

@marjoriebell4956 21 день назад

Looks fantastic! Love and prayers 😇💜

@Harry-yn1gc 19 дней назад

Happy birthday tom

@oo7ginge 20 дней назад

Happy birthday for tomorrow Tom, keep up the good work and the great content.

@beakacalek3765 21 день назад

Very smart to keep the water out pour that Samantha that’s good. A lot less of yours feed will be ruined and that’s a good goal to have. All the work you put in to plant it to grow to cut it to harvest everything putting it in the barn and then for a good portion of it too much moisture I’m glad that you got that done..

@vincentbox5827 21 день назад

You should have turned the clampes a quarterway round

@lesterhertel2945 21 день назад

Another very interesting video Thank you 😊😊😊😊

@peterclarke3300 21 день назад

Great video Tom it’s definitely better going that extra panel it looks really good 👍👍

@ronaldlucas5360 21 день назад

Nice bit of kit.

@ippaku 21 день назад

Happy Friday video everyone Tom good job wearing the proper hat. I didn’t know that you had gremlins that ran around and hit behind trucks working for you, but that’s OK. Everyone had a wonderful weekend with happy cows. Be well be you.

@jamesburvill3243 21 день назад

It’s so satisfying, watching glue oozing out

@kaitlynpowell7841 21 день назад

How any concrete sets on the farm I'll never know 😂

@craigdoig9486 21 день назад

12:22 great content again great progress again

@stevenatkinson429 20 дней назад

I wonder if Khufu got Wareing's in to build the Pyramids! "That's £12 a tube", that's a real farmer for you 🤣

@davidmillward1419 21 день назад

Great video

@robbierobertson7607 21 день назад

Dont cry m8 the farm is coming along well

@mariaranktberghultmark5193 21 день назад

Now you can extend showroom area. Like the new coesheed. Like a drivethrou.

@user-jk9ui7mc8d 21 день назад

Hi great video Tom, hope you are well and the kids dad, h

@colinwientjens1871 21 день назад

Jeez they do a bloody tidy job Tom 👏👏 is it possible to hang a gantry in the roof to lift and move your Tyers /sand bags up on the stack? It’s going to be a long way up once it’s full 🤣🤣

@patrickjordan7670 21 день назад

It's a good job you have your hard hat on if one of them slabs fell on you you'd definitely have a headache 😉

@darthjoker1322 20 дней назад

I always enjoy watching your videos while I am play Farming Simulator 22

@aaronsanborn4291 21 день назад

I would have just set up forms and poured concrete directly between each steel support instead of using those panels. I did concrete work for 3 years

@OxxFreddyGlasgow. 21 день назад

Are you putting in a new floor? Just an idea, a lot of farmers over here in Northern Ireland are now using asphalt for the floors because it is cheaper than concrete and lasts longer.

@OxxFreddyGlasgow. 21 день назад

Or as cheap.

@beardy4831 20 дней назад

Unfortunately, concrete will crack in tension about every 11 feet if you don't add enough reinforcement. The embedded fibers probably aren't enough. A grid of steel should have been in the trench. Problem with cracks is then you'll be leaking the silage water, to which you've otherwise gone to some length to avoid doing. Hope I'm wrong.

@brendanoneill1466 21 день назад

Well done Tom!! Hopefully you will have some grass to put in it at some point.

@richardwatts220 21 день назад

Did his silage couple of weeks ago. Videos our of sync.

@nessbolton8293 21 день назад

😂 Ummmm Tom, that helmet is only a safety helmet if you have it strapped on 😜

@seansmith720 21 день назад

Where is the corn silage going this year?

@archiecairns2731 21 день назад

You definitely need to add panels all the way round also on the other bay that way you'll recover the area you lost.

@scottholbert2742 21 день назад

Tom, move that bin lol😅

@pamelanoirot1427 20 дней назад

Will the roof be tall enough for the trucks and tractors if you fill it all in ? Looking so good ❤

@Mother..nature..77 21 день назад

Another tick off the list Tom 😊

@annebell7274 21 день назад

Music 👍👍 No Andrew today 😒😒 That's impressive Tom. 👍👍💛👍👍

@irvenrathburn9421 21 день назад

Every thing looks nice they should hold lots of grass.

@farmerharvey2049 21 день назад

Hi Tom went to wearings in Chorley and they showed us one of your buildings I think it was your silo clamp roof

@ianbrooks6816 21 день назад

If you want to see concreting in the rain watch the last Perkin Builder Brothers video. Now that was a wet day!

@jakea3419 20 дней назад

Think you should move your bin haha 😛 I did not see anything the other day

@RogerFleury-rh9wr 21 день назад

13th! T.G.I.F.! Happy Friday morning Tom,Luke, Hiedie and the ginger warrior with a mustache. Another improvement to the farm that will make things better and easier to work with. Can’t believe how much your farm has changed in the time I’ve been watching your channel and videos. Roger in Pierre South Dakota USA

@rogernorman200 21 день назад

Looks good Tom but..... No Gloves and a pair of sunglasses on a cloudy day. What was that about? You'd never be allowed on a proper Construction Site nowadays without Gloves and Safety Glasses.

@buildingsbyair 20 дней назад

interested to know how the panels are secured to the posts. caught a glimpse early on, but still intrigued as thy weigh a lot!

@stevenboyd5044 21 день назад

I know nothing about concrete panels... question tho. is the rebar showing through the surface?

@JohntyNich 21 день назад

Curious with the roof pitch if you can go higher in the middle if it can take it to take advantage of the roof pitch to squeeze more grass in? Or would the steels not take the pressure? Assuming the grab would be able to reach and a sideways slope wouldn’t trigger viewers OCD 🤣

@benjaminlamey3591 21 день назад

Now you will have to extend the other walls of teh clamp top make it equal. Is the mani3 tall enough to get the food up there ?

@bevakathedementedraccoon 21 день назад

my only concern would be forgetting the back aint as high as the new fancy wall and chucking the grass over the back lmao

@AlextheDutchDairyfarmer 21 день назад

👍👍

@B1066agri 21 день назад

Wondering Tom what weight are those concrete pannels, good job there unloading . 🚜👍

@Harry-zz8qn 21 день назад

Always good to go bigger 👌🏻 Many AC to mow?

@ghostrider7688 15 дней назад

You should have went full 5Ft with that top panel . You are gonna regret it mate

@MrBowjimgles 21 день назад

You might have lost some space in the clamp but you have the farmers equivalent to a man draw now all the things you used once in a blue moon you can hide it all away and or store the tyres down there. So you might gain space elsewhere.

@rossbarrett3965 21 день назад

Would you need to make the back wall higher and dividing wall? Or just have it sloping

@hussietart 21 день назад

Does anybody use vertical cement silos for corn or haulage storage in Europe? Better quality forage plus less labour.

@proadruino8067 21 день назад

just an idea, you move the building you rent out and together with the show room extend the barn, and make a road from the back of the silage clamp to get to the new shed. So you would add a feeding ally that cows could acces only from one side. With that you get easy access to the cow sheed, more space for cows 50+, no need to travel true cow muck, easier feeding. Think about it, the sheed you rent could be relativly easy to move and then you can use it for machinery sheed.

@rtge35z95 21 день назад

I honestly think that is a great idea. He could easily combine the roof with the newly installed clamp beams. Plus, with the road that you just mentioned, we could connect this part of the farm with the farm shop so he wouldn't need to go on the main road every time.

@proadruino8067 21 день назад

@@rtge35z95 The viewing area could be made elevated, like the second floor would be realy cool you could see all the cows from balcony. But this idea would cost more money but i think it would solve a lot of problems

@jimpolk 21 день назад

Great thought.