Pennod 3 Fferm Ffactor: Brwydr y Ffermwyr

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-Four challenges.

-Three judges.

-Two teams.

-One prize.

-We're back at Coleg Cambria's

-Llysfasi site near Ruthin.

-We'll see two teams compete

-in various agricultural tasks...

-..aiming to win the main prize...

-..the Isuzu D-Max Yukon,

-worth over 20,000.

-The new look Fferm Ffactor is back.

-The winners take

-the title and the Isuzu.

-The runners-up win a prize too...

-..a week's self-catering

-holiday in Ceredigion.

-This is Fferm Factor,

-the battle of the farmers.

-One of the teams battling it out

-this week is Team Olwen.

-I'm Olwen Ford.

-I farm in Llan Farm, Llanfrothen.

-These are my daughter, Llinos,

-and husband, Julian.

-I've farmed since leaving school.

-I was a shepherd

-in Ffestiniog for a few years.

-My husband and I farm here.

-We have beef cattle and sheep.

-Llinos milks down in Efailwen.

-I try to come home

-every other weekend.

-I've farmed since leaving school.

-But I'm an electrician now.

-He likes old machines.

-He's good at repairing the tractor.

-Llinos is very competitive and

-does a lot with the Young Farmers.

-I like to win.

-I show my heifers.

-The white one comes from Scotland.

-It was a 16th birthday present.

-It would be great to win.

-We have a good chance

-if we work together.

-Llinos would love the pickup.

-The truck is mine!

-Team Olwen will compete

-against Team Carys.

-I'm Carys Owens.

-I live in Manor, St Clear's.

-This is Rhys, my eldest son,

-and husband Aeron.

-We have two other sons,

-Iwan and Aled.

-We farm dairy cattle

-and have a few pigs.

-I've been farming

-since I was out of nappies.

-It is hard work, with long hours.

-But that's what I want to do.

-It's in my heart.

-If you enjoy something,

-you want to do your best.

-I'm 16.

-Dad works me

-and my brothers very hard.

-He's a bit of a slave-driver.

-My strengths? I'd like to think

-it's organizing the boys!

-Mam is a nice woman.

-She gives me food every night.

-It's quite good.

-It's quite good.

-

-Quite good?!

-Rhys listens sometimes.

-If it's a task he likes,

-he'll be there like a shot.

-But if it's something he doesn't

-like, he'll drag his feet.

-I don't know if I'm competitive.

-We'll see. I'm sure the others are.

-We'll do our best.

-We're the Number One team.

-We'll win Fferm Ffactor.

-Our three judges

-will choose the winners.

-Harper Adams lecturer, Wyn Morgan.

-As judges,

-we'll look for teamwork...

-..agricultural knowledge

-and practical skills.

-I'm looking forward

-to meeting the teams.

-Respected beef and sheep farmer from

-the Aberystwyth area, Richard Tudor.

-I work with stock all day, sheep or

-cattle. That's my forte as a judge.

-I look forward to seeing

-the teams' practical side.

-Keeping an eye on

-her fellow judges and the teams...

-..is Caryl Gruffydd Roberts,

-a marketing expert.

-We'll be looking for

-a blend of skills in each team.

-Practical skills are essential...

-..as well as knowledge

-of the farming industry.

-It's also very important

-that they can handle stock.

-A very warm welcome to the Barn,

-Team Olwen and Team Carys.

-How do you feel?

-How do you feel?

-

-A bit nervous.

-Who is the boss?

-Who is the boss?

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-Dad.

-Are you?

-Are you?

-

-Yes, I'm the boss.

-What would winning mean to you?

-What would winning mean to you?

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-We'd be very proud if we did well.

-Good luck.

-Good luck.

-

-Thanks.

-Team Olwen, how do you feel?

-Team Olwen, how do you feel?

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-A bit nervous.

-What would winning mean to you?

-It'd be great to get the title.

-Julian wants the pickup!

-You keep the title

-and Julian, the pickup.

-What would you get, Llinos?

-What would you get, Llinos?

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-Nothing, by the looks of it!

-Have a word with them!

-Good luck to you too.

-This is how things work.

-You all have to do

-at least one task.

-The last task is a team task.

-The first task today...

-..is a Mechanical Task.

-You have to complete

-a special course...

-..with a quad bike and trailer.

-The fastest time wins.

-Have a chat to see

-who will do the first task.

-BACKGROUND CHAT

-These days, quads

-are essential on farms.

-Everyone should have a fairly

-good grasp of driving a quad.

-All they have to do is drive round

-the course. But it isn't easy.

-There are ramps,

-bends and bales to avoid.

-I'm looking forward

-to seeing who beats the clock.

-Team Olwen, who is going first?

-Llinos.

-How much quad driving

-do you do in Efailwen?

-Almost none.

-The cows are in all the time.

-It's challenging for you.

-It's challenging for you.

-

-Yes.

-What about Team Carys?

-Rhys will have a shot at this.

-Are you looking forward?

-Are you looking forward?

-

-Yes.

-How much quad driving do you do?

-How much quad driving do you do?

-

-I don't do a lot.

-We don't do a lot.

-Good luck, Rhys.

-Team Olwen goes first, with Llinos.

-Off you go. Good luck.

-Three, two, one.

-Off you go!

-This is the only task

-repeated in all the opening rounds.

-Go on!

-Llinos starts very cautiously.

-Very.

-Does she remember

-it's against the clock?

-Come on!

-She hits a fence on the bridge

-and gets her first time penalty.

-Go on!

-Foot down!

-Is Llinos listening to her Dad?

-She hits the first limbo pole.

-The wheel knocks down

-the second limbo pole.

-Go on!

-Now, the reversing section.

-What is she doing?

-She must get the angle right, so

-the trailer doesn't hit the fence.

-Oh!

-Llinos does better the third time

-and approaches the finishing line.

-That's better.

-Well done.

-Oops.

-But Llinos has problems

-with the bike.

-She loses more time.

-She makes one more adjustment

-as she reaches the finishing line.

-Come on, Llinos!

-You're almost there.

-Well done.

-Well done.

-

-Go on!

-Hooray!

-Yes!

-How did it go?

-Not too bad,

-apart from knocking down the post!

-I didn't see anything!

-It went better than I expected.

-What about the reversing?

-What about the reversing?

-

-I hate reversing!

-What do the judges think?

-A very careful driver.

-This was new to her.

-She did very well.

-She went a bit off the rails

-after hitting the first limbo pole.

-She hit a bale

-before the pole, so the pole fell.

-She was careful

-and knew how to drive the bike.

-The limbo pole dented

-her confidence a little.

-Three, two, one.

-Go!

-Good luck!

-Rhys, the 16 year old farmer

-from Team Carys is next.

-Rhys goes faster

-than Llinos on this section.

-Watch out!

-He isn't going very fast.

-Carys wants her son

-to open the throttle.

-That was tight.

-Well done.

-He goes cleanly under

-the limbo pole - just about!

-Well done, Rhys.

-Well done, Rhys.

-

-Go on!

-He is leaning forward!

-Now, the reversing section.

-Watch the front!

-That's tight. Watch the front.

-Well done.

-Well done.

-

-A lot of reversing.

-Rhys reverses all the way in one go.

-Brilliant.

-Oh!

-You look happy.

-It was quite easy, actually.

-It was quite easy, actually.

-

-Was it?

-Have you been practising?

-Have you been practising?

-

-Just on tractors and trailers.

-Congratulations,

-that was very slick.

-Thanks.

-Rhys was more

-comfortable on the bike.

-He knew where to go fast

-and where to slow down.

-He didn't hit any bales.

-He did very well.

-Perhaps Rhys and Llinos

-aren't used to bikes.

-They can drive, but maybe

-they don't use quads at home.

-Join us later to see

-how our teams handle animals.

-No!

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-Subtitles

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-Welcome back.

-I'm sure you're keen to find out

-what the second task is.

-The second task is a Knowledge Task.

-You will have to show

-your knowledge of dairy cattle...

-..by naming parts of the cow's body.

-Llinos, you work on a dairy farm,

-but you've done the first task.

-Olwen or Julian will do the task.

-What do you think, Olwen?

-I suppose they're similar

-to beef cattle.

-Exactly.

-Team Carys, how are you

-going to do this?

-We're not sure. We're trying

-to work out what's best to do.

-Have a chat to see

-who does the second task.

-Thanks.

-Every farm worker should know

-an animal's body parts.

-Today, it's a dairy cow.

-Effective communication

-is important.

-If an animal is injured...

-..the vet has to know where

-exactly the cow needs treatment.

-What do you think, Team Olwen?

-I'm not bad with cattle. It might

-be better if I did this task.

-Goodness knows what comes next!

-You've decided that you'll do it.

-You've decided that you'll do it.

-

-Yes.

-What about Team Carys?

-We're worried about the next task.

-We're worried about the next task.

-

-Like Team Olwen.

-It's tactics!

-Carys, who will it be?

-Carys, who will it be?

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-Me.

-Are you sure?

-I think so!

-Great. Olwen and Carys

-will compete in the second task.

-Olwen goes first. Good luck.

-Olwen goes first. Good luck.

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-Thanks.

-Good luck, Mam.

-SIGHS

-The contestants have to put

-ten labels in the correct place...

-..on Blodwen, our dairy cow.

-The poll, the loin...

-..the sole...

-..the milk vein and the dewlap.

-Welcome to the Knowledge

-Task, Olwen.

-I'd like you to use this stick to

-point at the lower half of the cow.

-Go on, Mam.

-The first card is the Dewlap.

-Where?

-Where?

-

-Dewlap?

-Do you have any idea?

-Do you have any idea?

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-Not really.

-No idea.

-That's the wrong end, Olwen.

-The second card,

-the Suspensory Ligament.

-OK.

-I told her about that.

-What do you think?

-I know what it is.

-It holds the udder in place.

-But where exactly is it?

-Just point.

-The description is correct, but

-it's the wrong side of the udder.

-The third card is the Poll.

-No idea.

-The next card is the Pin Bone.

-She knows.

-The pin bone is nearer the tail.

-The Hock.

-She knows.

-Hopefully.

-Almost right again,

-but she points too low.

-The next card is the Loin.

-Under the backbone.

-Under the backbone.

-

-Yes.

-Do you have an idea?

-In the middle.

-That's a start.

-I'll go for here.

-Next, the Withers.

-Withers?

-I'll put it here.

-INCORRECT ANSWER BUZZER

-Next, the Milk Vein.

-Next, the Sole.

-The foot.

-Here.

-And finally, the Pastern.

-It's this part.

-It's this part.

-

-Yes.

-It's the right area, but too high.

-Five out of ten, maybe?

-Yes.

-Olwen had three correct answers.

-Now, the second part of the task.

-I have three questions.

-I have to accept your first answer.

-As well as weight, how else

-can we measure a cow's growth?

-Measure cross the pin bones.

-Possibly.

-Which part of the body

-does a cow use to lose heat?

-Over the whole body.

-Please name the four parts

-of a cow's stomach.

-Oh!

-Rumen, abomasum...

-..reticulum.

-I don't remember the other one.

-Thanks for your answers.

-Bye.

-I expected Olwen

-to know most of the names.

-They're important parts,

-in beef or dairy cattle.

-The questions went better

-than the body parts.

-I felt rather stupid!

-I've done my best.

-Cross fingers!

-Cross fingers!

-

-Yes, and hope that Carys trips up!

-Carys looks nervous before the task.

-Welcome, Carys,

-to the Knowledge Task.

-The first card is the Dewlap.

-What's that?

-The way she handles the cow

-impresses the judges.

-She gets the first label right.

-Next, the Suspensory Ligament.

-The ligament supporting the udder.

-Next, the Poll.

-What's that, Rhys?

-What's that, Rhys?

-

-I don't know.

-Do you have any idea?

-Maybe!

-What's going through

-your mind, Carys?

-Belly?

-Belly?

-

-I'm not sure.

-There you are.

-The Pin Bone.

-By the tail.

-By the tail.

-

-Yes.

-Aeron knows where the pin bone is.

-And so does Carys.

-Next, the Hock.

-Nice names!

-The Hock.

-Next.

-SIGHS

-SIGHS

-

-Don't worry.

-Carys is feeling the pressure.

-The Loin.

-The backbone.

-INCORRECT ANSWER BUZZER

-Loin is the backbone.

-Loin is the backbone.

-

-That's the rump.

-Next, the Withers.

-The top!

-Next, the Milk Vein.

-The line that goes to the udder.

-Next, the Sole.

-The hoof!

-A sole ulcer would be on the foot.

-The last one.

-The last one.

-

-Thank goodness!

-The Pastern.

-The same place again.

-The same place again.

-

-Yes.

-There.

-The pasterns stick out here.

-No!

-Those are the dew claws.

-The pastern is underneath.

-But she still gets

-eight out of ten correct.

-Lastly, I have three questions.

-Right.

-As well as weight, how else

-can we measure a cow's growth?

-By its height.

-By its height.

-

-Is there a specific place?

-The shoulder.

-Which part of the cow

-has developed to lose heat?

-The ears.

-The nose.

-A cow's stomach has four parts.

-Can you name them?

-Rectum.

-Are you sure, Carys?

-Absolasum.

-Obulasum.

-Oh!

-Rectum, abulasum, obulasum and...

-Obamasum, abumasum,

-rumen, reticulum.

-Obulasum.

-Are those your answers?

-Are those your answers?

-

-Yes!

-The Knowledge Task is over.

-Thanks.

-Thanks.

-

-Thanks.

-Oh!

-Come here!

-LAUGHTER

-Goodness me!

-You can breathe.

-I've held it long enough!

-How did it go?

-How did it go?

-

-It went.

-Were there any awkward questions?

-I got muddled

-with the stomach parts.

-Is "rectum" one of them?

-Something like that!

-Something does pass

-through the rectum!

-I've said enough about that!

-Carys answered the first question

-correctly about the Withers.

-The second was incorrect.

-There was an amusing answer

-for the third question.

-I haven't heard a stomach part

-called the rectum before.

-But on the whole, Carys

-was quite successful in the task.

-Who will win this round?

-Only two tasks remain.

-Join us again after the break.

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-Welcome back

-to the Barn in Llysfasi.

-We're halfway

-through the competition.

-The next task is about stock...

-..specifically, sheep.

-Julian and Aeron have to take part.

-One other team member will join you.

-The judges will take note of the way

-both team members do the sheep task.

-The way you handle the animals

-as well as some knowledge...

-..are important parts of the task.

-Aeron and Julian,

-it's up to you to decide.

-Do you know about sheep?

-There are almost

-ten million sheep in Wales.

-I'm sure our farmers

-have handled sheep at some time.

-I'm looking forward

-to see how they do.

-Have you decided? And you?

-I'll do it.

-They can fight it out.

-Do you want to be filmed again?

-Team Olwen. Julian has to take part.

-Who will join you?

-Llinos.

-Llinos.

-

-Are you used to handling sheep?

-I did a little

-in college and at home.

-Things are looking up. Good luck.

-Who is joining you, Aeron?

-Who is joining you, Aeron?

-

-My wife, Carys.

-Will you fall out?

-Will you fall out?

-

-We're bound to argue.

-The judges are waiting.

-I'll keep Rhys and Olwen company.

-Good luck.

-The contestants must drive three

-sheep from one trailer to another.

-They have to go through a maze.

-The judges have three questions.

-A correct answer

-means they have an extra sheep.

-Correct! You can open the gate.

-Correct! You can open the gate.

-

-The more sheep, the better.

-The time starts

-once the trailer opens.

-Here they are.

-Julian and Llinos

-are the first to move the sheep.

-Here they come.

-Julian has noticed

-which gate to go for.

-This is going to be hard.

-This is going to be hard.

-

-It'll take time.

-But they don't have a lot of time.

-One has gone.

-I've done this at home

-plenty of times!

-At last.

-Their first question...

-..is estimating the lamb's weight,

-to the nearest kilo.

-You can touch it, if you want.

-Don't pick it up, just touch it.

-35.

-35.

-

-Incorrect. Carry on.

-Llinos doesn't get a sheep.

-Is it the right way? Llinos fails

-to notice the path is a dead end.

-Caryl has the second question.

-Ready for the next question?

-What breed of lamb is this?

-Texel Cross.

-Texel Cross.

-

-No. Off you go.

-Llinos doesn't get

-the Lleyn breed right.

-Julian loses two sheep.

-Two!

-They go on to the third question.

-For how long is a sheep pregnant?

-For how long is a sheep pregnant?

-

-Five months.

-Correct. You can open the gate.

-Correct. You can open the gate.

-

-She answered correctly. Well done.

-They have an extra sheep

-for the trailer.

-They coax the sheep into the box.

-This will be hard.

-Three sheep are in. One is left.

-They're in!

-Four sheep are in the trailer. They

-finish in five minutes, 49 seconds.

-Horrendous!

-The sheep went everywhere.

-It wasn't bad once we had

-the hang of where they should go.

-It took ages to get

-the sheep through the first gap.

-The team improved as it went on.

-They had to tread carefully

-and use cunning.

-They're young lambs.

-But someone had

-to take charge of the task.

-They keep sheep. I thought

-they'd recognize the breed.

-The first team was disappointing.

-Let's have a look round.

-Let's have a look round.

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-It's Team Carys next.

-They have a new flock of sheep

-to lead through the maze.

-How do they work as a team?

-They're bound to argue.

-They're bound to argue.

-

-Do you think so?

-AERON BLEATS

-AERON BLEATS

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-You sound just like a sheep, Aeron!

-The judges are impressed

-at the way they study the course.

-Who's the boss?

-Dad likes to think he's the boss.

-They start well.

-It takes them 20 seconds...

-..to drive the sheep to the first

-pen and have the same question.

-To the nearest kilo,

-how much does the lamb weigh?

-Whoa.

-36 kilos.

-36 kilos.

-

-Incorrect. On you go.

-Look at him coming out!

-Where did they go?

-Where did they go?

-

-They seem to have lost the sheep.

-Did Carys agree

-with Aeron's weight estimate?

-What did you say?

-What did you say?

-

-36.

-I'd say about 40.

-I'd say about 40.

-

-They're falling out already!

-They move on to the second question.

-They move on to the second question.

-

-What breed is this lamb?

-Lleyn.

-Lleyn.

-

-Correct! Take it with you.

-Come on, love.

-He's taking another lamb now!

-You're stuck!

-Oh, cramp!

-Oh, cramp!

-

-I hope Aeron is OK to carry on!

-Easy does it.

-Ready for the question?

-For how long is a sheep pregnant?

-150 days.

-150 days.

-

-Close enough. You can take a lamb.

-Your Dad knows more

-about sheep than he thought!

-There's an obstacle here!

-Stay there.

-The sheep go in the trailer.

-They did alright, fair play.

-They finish

-in four minutes, 20 seconds.

-I'm quite happy.

-Sheep can be easy to handle,

-and they can be stupid.

-It was OK.

-They managed the sheep very well

-and calmly.

-They kept calm

-and were a good team.

-They navigated the course well.

-They navigated the course well.

-

-They answered two questions.

-I didn't expect them

-to get the weight right.

-A good performance.

-We've reached the final task.

-It's a task for the whole team.

-Olwen. How do you feel

-before starting the last task?

-I'm not sure. I've no idea

-what the task is. We'll see.

-How has it gone, so far?

-We've tried our best,

-so that's quite good.

-What would your dream task be?

-Something simple!

-Good luck. And now, Team Carys.

-How do you feel

-before the last task?

-A bit nervous.

-We're not sure what to expect.

-Bring it on!

-That's the attitude.

-How has it been, so far?

-We tried our best.

-Rhys was good on the bike.

-Carys did well,

-and we had a good sheep task.

-Are you looking forward

-to a team task, Rhys?

-We're bound to argue.

-Do you think so?

-Do you think so?

-

-Don't say that!

-Good luck.

-I won't tell you what the task is.

-Let's meet the judges

-to find out what it is.

-Ready? Let's go.

-A pipe. Rope. Wood. What have

-the judges got up their sleeves?

-Your faces speak volumes!

-What have they got to do?

-I'll keep it simple.

-It's about getting water

-from A to B.

-The first spot is twelve feet up.

-There's a bucket ten yards away.

-They have to construct a viaduct

-to transport the water.

-A bell will sound

-once the bucket is full.

-The structure

-must be self-supporting.

-Finishing first is the goal.

-The judges expect

-a well-made, effective structure.

-It sounds simple enough.

-But it isn't.

-These are your materials.

-You're against the clock. Go for it!

-It's a brilliant task.

-Practical skills are important.

-They'll need to plan

-what has to be done.

-It's a great task.

-Have we got tyres?

-Have we got tyres?

-

-Team Carys gets stuck in.

-Team Olwen starts with the design.

-We'll need another two sets of legs.

-Do we use plastic?

-You've started.

-There's a lot of planning to do.

-You haven't drawn a diagram.

-It's all in the head.

-Trial and error.

-I hope there's

-more trial than error.

-Your side has to come up.

-The teams take a very different

-approach to the task.

-The purple team get on with it,

-as quiet as mice.

-The others are more like bulls!

-Has Carys found a quick way

-to create the structure?

-How long is that?

-Plastic bags.

-Open it out. How long is it?

-Open it out.

-A nail each end

-and sticks all the way down.

-Llinos is more creative.

-Why is she cutting that?

-She's creating a funnel...

-..to line with plastic.

-She's making a trough.

-It'll be like a trough,

-all the way down.

-That's the way to use the bags,

-isn't it, Aeron?

-Coming up...

-Coming up...

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-What are you doing?!

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-Welcome back.

-The teams are against the clock.

-They have to create a structure

-to transport water...

-..under the judges' watchful eyes.

-They have to be creative. That's

-what the purple team has done.

-The green team

-hasn't put as much thought into it.

-They might pull it off.

-The purple team is more creative...

-..at the moment!

-Team Carys is still puzzling.

-Perhaps they should have had a plan.

-You haven't worked anything out.

-You're making it up as you go along.

-Yes.

-Yes.

-

-You're not using the blackboard.

-We'll see. We'll have

-a game of noughts and crosses.

-Oh, no!

-Big mistake.

-What happened?

-It's Llinos's fault.

-Are you happy

-with how things are going?

-Have you got the right idea?

-I think so.

-We'll tie it together

-to make it stronger.

-The idea is there.

-You've quite a way to go.

-Keep going.

-Tension rises in Team Carys.

-Finish this first

-before starting something else.

-Let's sort the legs out!

-Team Carys had a frenetic start.

-Dad thought he knew the answer.

-They didn't use the blackboard.

-I thought we'd have fisticuffs.

-What are you doing?!

-We are looking for teamwork.

-The materials

-should be used effectively.

-Creativity is an important factor.

-There's a reason for the blackboard.

-Give me a plan.

-Give me a plan.

-

-It's too late for a plan now.

-Team Olwen is almost finished.

-They haven't argued, either.

-That isn't high enough.

-That isn't high enough.

-

-Don't worry.

-Someone's got brains.

-They even praise one another.

-But does the structure work?

-Go and get the water.

-It's not flowing so well

-for the green team.

-Have you got a plan?

-We're following you.

-Aeron is the boss.

-The purple team are equals.

-They all have their say.

-I don't know if I can reach.

-You're a strong girl!

-Try it.

-Go on!

-Is it going in?

-Is it going in?

-

-Yes! Go and get more!

-Almost there, Team Olwen!

-What have I got to put here?

-Ask Dad.

-He's full of ideas.

-BLEEP

-Rhys loses his temper.

-Go on!

-The other team is a happier family.

-BELL

-Hey!

-Congratulations! Well done!

-It's his camping skills!

-You worked it out.

-Technology.

-You were a good team.

-We understand how his mind works.

-We knew what he was thinking.

-You didn't talk much.

-Less talk, more work.

-That might have been useful

-for Team Carys.

-What are you doing now?

-I'm not sure.

-I'm not sure.

-

-Team Olwen finished first.

-Team Carys can also finish

-the structure. Having fun, Carys?

-I'm having a whale of a time.

-I'm having a whale of a time.

-

-We'll leave it there.

-What do you think of the task?

-Can I swap one of my team-mates?

-You want to swap a team-mate?!

-You want to swap a team-mate?!

-

-BLEEP

-It's not safe round here! I'm off!

-Mam is having more influence

-as the task progresses.

-Dad is listening.

-That's good to see.

-They've improved.

-They've improved.

-

-Are you sure, Wyn?

-The front has fallen off.

-The front has fallen off.

-

-We know! Come here, then!

-The clock is ticking.

-The clock is ticking.

-

-Just tie it together!

-Team Carys is still at it.

-We've had tantrums.

-It's coming along

-and they're working better together.

-You have five minutes.

-While everybody else has a drink,

-Team Carys pours the water.

-Hold it up.

-Your time is almost up.

-Yes!

-You're happy now!

-You're happy now!

-

-Thank you, team!

-I'm sure you're happy it's over.

-Thank goodness. There hasn't

-been a televised divorce before!

-There's always a first time!

-Well done.

-Wow.

-How do the judges

-rate Team Olwen's effort?

-Will they pour cold water over it?

-They knew both ends had

-to be strong to support the middle.

-They sketched a plan.

-It's simple, but effective!

-They worked towards the same goal.

-It paid dividends.

-Does Team Carys's

-structure hold water?

-They carried on,

-not knowing how it would end up.

-Team Olwen knew what it was doing.

-Team Carys was more disorganised.

-Aeron expected them

-to be telepathic.

-He didn't explain himself.

-They should have drawn a plan

-on the blackboard.

-Team Olwen is clearly the best.

-Has the team done enough

-to go through? We'll see.

-It's water under the bridge.

-It's time for the judges

-to assess the teams.

-Two strong teams, once again.

-We'll start with the Quad Task.

-Rhys did well.

-Llinos wasn't as comfortable.

-It's a pity.

-She did well,

-until she hit the limbo pole.

-Rhys was relaxed on the bike.

-Then we had the Knowledge Task.

-Wyn, you were in charge.

-How did it go?

-Olwen and Carys

-come from different backgrounds.

-Carys has a dairy farm.

-She recognized parts of the cow.

-Olwen didn't have a good task.

-I was disappointed.

-I expected better.

-Did you enjoy the Lamb Task?

-They had to work as a team.

-One team was faster than the other.

-Team Carys was faster,

-and gave two correct answers.

-Building a structure

-to transport water...

-..was the final task.

-I enjoyed it.

-We had two very different teams.

-Team Carys went for it.

-Team Olwen took its time.

-They needed a plan.

-Team Olwen had a plan

-and thought it out.

-They were very good.

-It was a pleasure

-to see the family pull together...

-..on that task.

-It might not be enough

-to win the competition.

-I'll tell Ifan our decision.

-TEXT

-The judges have reached a decision.

-I can reveal...

-..that the team going through...

-..to the Fferm Ffactor

-battle of the farmers semi-final...

-..is...

-..Team...

-..Carys.

-Congratulations.

-You're through to the semi-final.

-I'm happy, and a bit shocked!

-We were better as individuals

-than as a team!

-I'm delighted we're going through.

-I knew it would be close.

-There wasn't much between us.

-I've had a great time.

-We gave it a go.

-We can do no more than that.

-Someone had to win.

-It wasn't us this time.

-It wasn't us this time.

-

-I'll never forget it.

-I really enjoyed it.

-We'd be over the moon

-if we won the pickup...

-..and so would our other two boys.

-Are you going to carry

-on listening to Aeron?

-Not after the last task!

-Team Carys

-is through to the next round.

-Join us next time,

-when two more teams fight it out...

-..on Fferm Ffactor,

-battle of the farmers.

-Goodbye.

-Fillet steak.

-I don't know.

-Eh?!

-Sorry.

-BLEEP

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