MY BUSY MORNING ROUTINE | DAIRY FARMING IRELAND

In todays video i take you along on a typical mornings routine milking in a Herringbone Delaval Parlour. Hope ya's enjoy

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[primal_angie]

Thank you so much for your hard work. As an ex vegan who got brainwashed that all farmers are terrible and the dairy industry must be destroyed, I am happy to see the truth now 🥲 We need to support our farmers!

[themayorofdipshittery]

An awful lot of sense spoken in your little monologue at the end. As a youngster my farm was not only the best playground in the world it was also the greatest classroom ever, we all put into practise what we learned while “playing” as children. Health & Safety has its place but we need to give our youngsters their heads to venture out and discover. Well done as always Adrian, you’d be a fantastic ambassador for the industry. 👍

[eamon]

Adrian you run a great farm with a great clean parlour and fantastic cows, it’s a credit to you👍

[charliedoherty]

I love lorry’s and cars and tractors and I doing up an old Nissan micra and I am only 12 years old so to everyone who read’s this if you put your mind on something you can make it happen 👍👍

[teresabrewer]

I love watching you. Tom Pem said to his viewers how much he loves watching and talking to you. I started watching you from then on and haven't stopped, straight talking and real. I watch 2 farming (cows milking & beef) channels and 2 sheep channels. No click baiting, no scaremongering, if any of you did I wouldn't watch again. I'm half Irish & very proud to be. Take care God bless & take care 🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟

[johncopse]

Hello Adrian John Copse here I just have to say I have seen no one as dedicated to farming as you are. And may god bless you and your family and your cows, heifers and calves. All the best Adrian.

[astra]

I know I've commented before on this, but I agree 100% with what you were saying about getting young people familiar with farming, because it scares me seeing how many people of all ages simply do not know where our food comes from. I especially applaud you for getting your girls out there and teaching them all the aspects of running your farm. I'm born & bred inner-city, but on summer break my parents would send me to tour the various family farms with a whole gaggle of cousins my age, and we'd all stay for a week before we all moved to the next farm. I had a lot of experience and learning denied to me and the other female cousins, just because they deemed certain chores as "men's work." Even so, I look back and know I love that we got to do that. Absolutely precious memories.

[craigmellor]

Adrian, I love this channel I have watched from when you had very few subs, I work as a chef on a super yacht so appreciate your end product so much and understand the work and commitment you have to put into get it (milk ) to market, at the end of a 15 hour day watching your videos it completely chills me out to see someone grafting for a quality product like we do on here for the crazy rich people, keep up the good work, I salute you sir .

[paulmaguire]

Great ambassador for Irish agriculture and the family farm model of Irish framing...keep up the good work Adrian

[janetdupree]

Non-farmer here. I watch because I love the flow of nature, and the many ways we humans use the the real world to care for and feed ourselves. I enjoy a peek inside the life of your family dairy farm in Ireland 🇮🇪. I also watch the 10the Generation Dairyman family farm in the USA 🇺🇸, and the SaskDutch Kid family farm in Canada 🇨🇦. God bless farmers of the world.

[Conor_o_]

Sheep farmer here in Connemara, great to see the dairy side of things, super job on the vids, very well explained and good info

[adrianbuttz]

I was a relief milker while serving my apprenticeship for a few extra pound. Not from a farming background. I often think of going farming full time. It is a job that I loved. Great video. 👍👍

[kevingovier]

Here you go again Adrian! Perfect video, takes me back to the 80s and 90s milking, thought your grass management was, well, perfect. Your speech at the end was spot on.

[ilovetractors]

Incredible video as always. It is nice to see your how you work. It is great to see someone who loves what they do!

[andrewstreet]

Adrian, greetings from Australia. I too am a farmer (beef) and agree with your comments on the negative media we get as an industry as it is easy to sell the negatives and harder the positives. Keep up the good work, you are a great ambassador.
Regards
Andrew and family

[caroledwards]

That's why I (none farmers ) love watching you in your every day life ...you come across as loving your life on your farm and work very hard to keep things well organised and tidy.

[earlepriest]

All so well explained as usual. It’s a long time since I milked last time was in a 16/16 parlour 250 Friesian but it was now and then when the relief milked or herdsman weren’t available so it was only once in a blue moon. I was the tractor driver ( blues and greens no reds lol ). But I sit and watch you milk and listen to your explanations and it’s like I am back there and all before most of us have even woken. Great work Adrian keep it up.

[LaidBackHomesteader]

Adrian, you have hit the nail bang on the head with your wee chat at the end. Being on a farm is a great the place to learn and develop life skills.

[colmanlong]

Great documentary about your farming day and life, great to see someone telling a few home truths.

[kccolly]

Oh so true! I hv always wanted to comment saying how blessed you are, but I was afraid it would come off like it were easy. Hard work is good for the mind, body, and soul, and your blessed to have such a beautiful spot on this earth!