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variety is the spice of life. Be good to keep Harry's feet on the ground........you never know what life is going to throw at you and when it's going to happen. I'm 53 and my farther passed away 19 years ago so i had to have the knowledge and experience to take the farm on and yet i have neighbours and friends that are the same age as me and there farther's are still out helping on the farm every day........life is different for everyone i guess

Good to see Harry helping out. Hope there is soon a good replacement for creosote posts.

You're a great Dad!

You are so right Richard from John in Ireland

Got ave rant now and again keeps you sane

OAK TREES DYING IN IRELAND AND OUR FARM HAS LOTS OF THEM MOST OF THEM DYING AND WE CAN ONLY BUSH FIRE IN WINTER

Richard any Sign of The Mushrooms Coming.

Concrete blocks/barriers

Poor old tree probably better to have it Pollarded a job for Ian! there's nothing like a Bonnie and as we are not in the dreaded EU anymore, dare I say it that could change.

Grow them, growing material will not rot

Could you get them posted from Scotland 😂😂😂😂

What's happened jack. He don't seem to do as much farming as harry.

Disgusting scum bags

Mate you are an absolute perfect dad and you should be very very proud

Great video Richard, we use scaffold tubes as fence posts and either screw stock mesh or rails to those they are a bit harder to deal with than wood and can be slightly more expensive but hopefully last a lot longer than wood

I wish that Hazza is taking over the farm one day. I don’t know what the situation with your brother is like. Does he have heirs. Years ago I asked you if the farm feeds you and your brother and you said yes it does. I was amazed. Farms like yours can survive when they are free of debts. But that also means no growth. If Hazza is ok to live a life like you he‘ll be alright. If he wants to grow the farm he starts with an old old farm where hardly any investment has been taken to make it future proof. I wish you guys luck!!! I love farms like yours!

Great vlog Richard shame about the oak tree atleast you're self's & the cattle didn't come to any harm hazza looks knackered now bless him

That tree would be a great job for the grey fergie and the saw bench

The price of a screw fix screws are nearly the same pri,ce of nails

Already subscribed to the Hazza channel.

Hello Richard and Farmer Harry Cornock, nice video!!!!!! 😊👌👍💪💪💪💪💪

Love your wellies

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I really wish the council would do something about those damn trespassers! So annoying and frustrating for you. Glad cows are just in another field though vs getting out out into someone elses. Congratulations to Harry! I'll go suscribe to his channel to help his numbers/check stuff out etc. I love seeing you two bond over the farming stuff [on camera], reminds me of me and my Dad when we bonded over our photography stuff. Good memories that! Excited for Jack too, getting into the landscaping/gardening side of things! I bet he can learn/start his own business and he'll do great

Harry is the next generation of farmers for New House Farm. Interesting vblog. We all hate poachers. Do they always poach on the same fields 🤔 if so, you could with a night watchman. Or neighbourhood mobile. All the best from Sooty Towers Worcester 🎉

Spot on Hazza, do the headlands first. Chromated copper arsenate, a pesticide and preservative that was used to pressure treat residential lumber in the United States beginning in the 1940s and was banned by the Environmental Protection Agency in 2003, poses a potential source of arsenic exposure and toxicity.

Had a similar thing happen to an Oak behind our Stables almost exactly a year ago - No high winds or Storms. Although it did some damage to our Container and outbuilding roofs it was on Railway property. Network Rail were brilliant - arrived an hour after we called them (giving what3words location). They got a gang in - took 5 of them two days to clear it up. No bonfires, everything chipped or cut into logs and piled up to rot away, cos it's "Environmentally Friendly". They left 12ft Trunk standing. Mrs. got a couple of 18" Oak slices shew wants to cut down as chopping boards.

Well done Jack for getting your job off the farm. Rich, your acceptance of your kid's choices is admirable. I'm quite sure your influence will stand them in very good stead. Hazza will, I'm sure do well too! You should (As I know know you are) be verry proud of both of them.

Well done mate

That good mate

Good Afternoon Richard and Hazza, Great video Richard I will be going over to farmer Hazza when I have finished here if he is as good as you we have no problem with the young man, He is one off the best young farmers I have seen in a while.You take care of yourself and stay safe,🚜🚜⭐️👍👌

That tree is a good job for the autumn 🍂

Light and noise is a good deterrent. Or a gun/bangers .

Fantastic video. I’m a beekeeper myself I’m in north wilts probably 20 miles from you.I keep 6 hives on a dairy farm local to me. Enjoy all your videos of farming life all brilliant. Think the bees can fly faster than you can run 😂😂😂

Cot that oak into logs now when it's green . If you leave it it will dry out and be almost impossible to cut, you will be having to stop and sharpen the chainsaw every 5 minutes. If that was my tree I would be cutting the other branches into logs and I would have the trunk cut into planks. Back in the '70s we used to use split chestnut stakes from Sussex delivered by the wagon load by British Rail to Fishguard. We used to sell stakes to other farmers in the area. These stakes lasted for years unlike supposedly pressure treated stakes which rotted as you looked at them.

Bit of trade school would be great for Hazza when he's ready. Machinery mechanic or welder will stand in good stead. If he sticks around, he can apply his skills all around the place to supplement income.

Loved this video yes your right nothing last long now this how a lot of companies are doubling there profits now for sabby goods everything you need are the same now even Drones some of my batteries are £137 now from £40 just nine year ago .

Hi Richard . Thank you once again for another great video, i really enjoy life on your farm, it brings back so many happy memories of times gone by. I want to say just how refreshing it is to see 2 young lads enjoying life and interested in there surroundings.They are a credit to both of you,you are doing an excellent job. There is no better place than a farm to teach them the necessary needs in life,like commitment,reliability.concienciousness, manners and the ability to cope with unforeseen circumstances that life throws at you daily. You are giving all of that to them and they will need it today for the future,well done,its so good to see. When i first retired from farming about 10 years ago now , i had 2 local gardening and landscaping firms trying to source me for employment, the reason being, because i was a farmer and understood the work ethic. So Jack will have similar potential because he s a farmers son and will understand the above, again credit to you. The day will come,when they will thank you for the effort and motivation you put in and that is priceless. These times now are really meaningful to your boys and you are showing them in abundance. Keep up the good work Richard and i always look forward to your next video, thank you

What happened the mudguards Richard

crack on .

he has done more work than you.

it will be plastic fencing stacks before you know it.

its not going to eat anything.nice load of fire wood.

Hazza’s at 752 subscribers. Let’s see where we can get him to.

the police dont want to know its too hard for them to catch it means they have to do some work.

Thank you for all your hard work. xx

Suddenly you will realise you have changed from a dad ------- to a banker .

Topping grass is good for feeding, weeding and it looks smart too👍It grows back vetter quality✌️💚. New HampShire 🇺🇲

Top-dad you are Mr c Hazza is a good extra pair of hands ✋️ and company for you. Top-team. Hazza has another subscriber.

I live in Ireland enjoy your video's everything you say about burning branches ,electric cars etc is tŕue dosent make since importing stakes fuel Etc damaging environment all the more.