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Farm Operations and Local Landscape

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Visit to Tom Pemberton's farm ENGLAND! Farming the English countryside!

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What happens here

Upon arrival at Pemberton's Dairy Farm, Josh and his team meet Tom. They discuss the differences in infrastructure, such as narrower roads in the UK and the relative density of traffic, which Tom attributes to the country's smaller size and growing population. They mention the farm's third-generation (corrected to fifth-generation) heritage, 220 acres, and 300 head of cattle (dairy and beef), along with sheep and Highland cows. Josh also humorously highlights his improvised "mud boots" (grocery bags over his shoes) to navigate the muddy farmyard, demonstrating a practical solution for farm conditions, which often involve wet and muddy terrain in agricultural landscaping. When traveling to different countries, research local driving laws and customs, as driving on the opposite side of the road (e.g., left-hand drive in the UK) can be a significant adjustment. Be mindful of farm hazards, including slippery surfaces and the presence of large animals.

Goal: This segment covers initial conversations about farm scale, local road conditions, and the practical challenges of farm life, including managing mud, which is relevant to site preparation and drainage in landscaping.

Tools and materials

  • Improvised Mud Boots (plastic bags)

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that's how they roll over in the UK if you guys have ever been to England post a comment down there below we don't know a lot of English web you've been because I'll check it out as well I'll comment on the video as well check away you've been so you have your Manchester we like live in st. Anne's near Blackpool on the coast so have you been there some of you big totally off your heads yeah but put we've been and I'll say if it's near or not not nail under guys so a lot of people think England is just like London and then we're just that's it yeah we've got Wales and Scotland on to us no it's quite it's not as big as you guys you can fit into Texas I think yeah usually about 50 times yep where we are so if you guys didn't understand what he said I want you to post a comment down there below because it's so this place is so different guys I've been driving on the on the left hand side of the road I don't want to say the wrong side of the road but we've been driving on the wrong side of the road all day the darn steering wheels on the wrong side of the road the rearview mirror is over here I'm shifting with my left hand whoo that's it and we're gonna look at some cows so we're gonna go back in here he has a dairy farm you have an ax beef yeah get into it this is gonna be a bit of a long video because we want to share as much as we possibly can about Tom's place and this is a third-generation farm fifth-generation generation Wow generation we're on about 220 acres and we've got three hundred head of cattle we have twelve reading use for just a little bit of what we do and then we have six highland cows which we'll go and we'll go feed them like okay that's cool and just watch out for the ones watch out for the boys go guys let's walk around the dairy we're gonna show you all sorts of fun stuff today it's gonna be red so we are gonna go as you

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