Pennod 6 Fferm Ffactor: Brwydr y Ffermwyr

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-We've had tough opening rounds.

-Eight teams from

-all over Wales have become four.

-Welcome to the first semi-final...

-..of Fferm Ffactor,

-battle of the farmers.

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-Welcome back to Coleg Cambria's

-Llysfasi site.

-By the end of the programme...

-..one team will claim

-a place in the final...

-..and be a step closer

-to winning the Isuzu D-Max Yukon.

-The winning team will take home

-this amazing pickup.

-The runners-up win a holiday

-in Neuadd Farm Cottages, New Quay.

-Fighting for a place in the final...

-..are Team Robert

-and the Former Contestants Team.

-The former contestants are

-Rhodri from the first series...

-..Heilin from 2011

-and Rhys from 2013.

-They set out to impress

-from the start.

-Watch out. We're going to win.

-It hasn't been easy.

-Come on, Rhys.

-Robert, his brother Richard, and

-friend Steff are from Pembrokeshire.

-They showed their strengths

-in the early tasks.

-But in the final challenge...

-..their lack of dedication

-didn't impress the judges.

-This is a semi-final.

-They must up their game, and prove

-they deserve a place in the final.

-They've had time

-to look at their performances.

-I want them to prove that it isn't

-by chance they're in the semi-final.

-It's down to their

-skills and actions.

-Unlike the opening rounds...

-..every task is a team task.

-These two teams have won.

-They'll want to go

-all the way to the final.

-Welcome back to the Barn.

-Congratulations

-on reaching the semi-final.

-Team Robert,

-what would be your dream tasks?

-Anything but fencing.

-Anything but fencing.

-

-You didn't enjoy that task.

-It was a hot day.

-Welcome back.

-Which tasks would your team enjoy?

-We'll pull together. It doesn't

-matter which tasks we get.

-You'll have fun.

-We'll try.

-Good luck to the teams.

-I'm sure you want to know

-what the first task is.

-It's a team task.

-Alright?

-I can reveal that the first task

-is a Mechanical Task.

-You have to complete

-a tractor course.

-The team task

-is arranging big bales.

-Two of you will be in the tractor.

-The third team member will

-give you instructions from the Barn.

-Discuss amongst yourselves.

-The tractor is essential

-on any farm.

-It's used throughout the year,

-during the harvest and for feeding.

-Our contestants should be

-comfortable in a tractor.

-The goal is using nine bales

-to spell Fferm Ffactor.

-It should read Fferm Ffactor...

-..front and back.

-They have ten minutes to do it.

-The team that finishes fastest...

-..or positions the most bales,

-wins.

-Teamwork will be crucial.

-They all have a key role.

-They will have to communicate...

-..and pull together effectively.

-Have the former contestants

-decided?

-They say I'm better

-at telling them what to do.

-You're giving instructions.

-Who's driving?

-I'm driving.

-And Heilin

-will pass on instructions.

-Who is doing what, Team Robert?

-I'm shouting the instructions.

-What are you doing, Steff?

-What are you doing, Steff?

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-I'm telling Richard what to do!

-And I'll be in the driving seat.

-Good luck, Team Robert.

-The former contestants go first.

-Heilin and Rhys, the tractor awaits.

-Off you go. Good luck!

-Seatbelt.

-Do you think I'll kill you?

-Straight on.

-"A" is in front of you,

-next to the two bales.

-Which one do I want?

-Which one do I want?

-

-On the left.

-OK, Rhodri?

-OK, Rhodri?

-

-That's it.

-Does Heilin remember

-who's next to him?

-Rhodri, go the other side.

-Not Rhodri, Rhys!

-Or it'll be upside-down.

-Where's the next?

-Straight down the middle, to the

-right of the two next to each other.

-OK.

-Go round the right side.

-Is Rhys listening

-to Heilin's directions?

-From the side.

-From the side.

-

-Sorry. Rhys won't listen.

-Bang on. Unload that from the front.

-That was wrong.

-Not like that.

-Drive towards them,

-but not from the back.

-The loader isn't that flexible,

-Rhodri.

-Tip it towards you.

-Tip it towards you.

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-It'll be wrong like that.

-Thanks to Rhodri,

-they must pick up the bale again...

-..so "C" points the right way.

-The next bale is in the middle.

-Come down the right again.

-Does Rhys know how to spell Ffactor?

-Straight ahead for "O"?

-The bale on the left, from behind.

-The bale on the left, from behind.

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-Left.

-"O" works either way.

-We need the "T".

-Heilin, can you hear me?

-Heilin, can you hear me?

-

-Yes, but Rhys won't listen.

-The bale on your left, from behind.

-There's nothing there.

-There's nothing there.

-

-Not that one!

-We've got it.

-Hallelujah.

-After the misunderstanding, Rhys

-doesn't have a problem with "O".

-Three minutes to go.

-Foot down now.

-The far corner?

-Bang on. Get a move on, please.

-There are two "Rs" on the field.

-Did they pick the right one?

-That's "E".

-There are two "Rs".

-There are two "Rs".

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-"E" is behind that one.

-It's not going to work.

-"E".

-"R" now.

-To the far end now.

-There are only ten seconds to go.

-There are only ten seconds to go.

-

-Ten seconds?!

-Just put it down.

-We're out of time!

-Your time is up.

-BLEEP

-BLEEP

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-The ten minutes went fast.

-The Former Contestants Team

-only place six of the nine bales.

-How did it go? You were the driver.

-The driving was alright.

-The communications were dodgy!

-We lost time with the two "Rs".

-The last bale

-didn't work where we put it.

-Did you enjoy it?

-Did you enjoy it?

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-It would be better if we'd finished!

-Team Robert needs

-to position more than six bales.

-We want the "A" first.

-Straight on.

-You've got it.

-You've got it.

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-We want that.

-"C" now.

-Where now?

-Keep going. Straight on.

-We've got it.

-The first three bales

-don't pose a problem.

-Where next?

-Straight up.

-Not the bale in front of you.

-It's to the right.

-You've got it.

-I've got it.

-I can't see much black smoke.

-I can't see much black smoke.

-

-Don't wind us up.

-Richard puts "O"

-in the wrong direction.

-That's right.

-No! That's not the letter we want.

-Instead of turning it round,

-he looks for another "O".

-Where's the other "O"?

-There's only one "O"

-in Fferm Ffactor, Steff.

-You want "R" next.

-Why didn't you put "O" after "T"?

-The other side didn't spell Ffactor.

-That was the bale you needed.

-I know what we've done.

-BLEEP

-Richard finally spots his mistake.

-It's "A" we want.

-His problems are not over.

-BLEEP

-"A" is the wrong way.

-After a good start, the team spends

-over three minutes on this bale.

-How much time is left?

-The team needs to place

-one more bale to draw.

-But time is running out.

-Where now?

-Straight on.

-It's not the first bale. Turn right.

-You have fifty seconds.

-We're running out of time.

-Jesus.

-Out of time.

-Team Robert also succeeds

-in positioning six bales.

-You started off quickly.

-You lost your way

-with the letter "O".

-We thought we needed "A".

-It said "A" the other side.

-How were Robert's instructions?

-I tried not to lose my temper.

-I knew Richard was stressed.

-Did you enjoy the task?

-Can we finish it?

-Can we finish it?

-

-If you want!

-But it won't count!

-They had very little time.

-There was no margin for errors.

-I'm surprised neither of the teams

-finished the task.

-There's nothing between the teams.

-They had strengths and weaknesses.

-It's very close.

-Coming up, what sort

-of sheepdogs are our farmers?

-Steff, two have escaped!

-Steff, two have escaped!

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-BLEEP

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-The judges are ready

-to see your skills at work.

-It's a stock task.

-Do you want to hear more?

-In this task,

-they'll test your practical skills.

-As a team...

-..you have to gather

-and sort out lambs.

-Do we get a dog?

-Do we get a dog?

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-Do you want one?

-It would help.

-I'm not very aerodynamic!

-How well do you handle sheep?

-You must have sheep

-on your mountain farm.

-One or two.

-A sheep task should be OK.

-We'll be quite comfortable.

-We'll be quite comfortable.

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-We'll be OK.

-You seem confident and happy.

-We won't take anything for granted.

-We won't take anything for granted.

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-Good luck.

-Team Robert. Do you

-keep sheep in the Gwaun Valley?

-One or two.

-One or two.

-

-How often do you sort them out?

-Quite often. I usually do it.

-You decide which lambs

-go to the abattoir.

-Steff doesn't do anything

-with the sheep.

-Yes, on the odd weekend.

-I'm the dog.

-That might come in handy!

-Rich?

-I'm quite familiar with sheep.

-Rob sends me to dose them.

-Between you,

-you handle sheep fairly regularly.

-Good luck.

-The Former Contestants Team

-is going first. Good luck!

-It's a sheep sorting task.

-They must drive sheep into the pen,

-separate and dose them.

-They don't have a sheepdog.

-Communication will be vital.

-Rhys prepares the pen.

-The two dogs gather the sheep.

-We'll get them down to the fence.

-The first step

-is getting the sheep in the pen.

-It isn't easy.

-It isn't easy.

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-They'll all come out now.

-Don't let them go back, Heilin.

-Keep the noise down.

-Bring them closer to the gate.

-They'll be pleased

-with the way they penned the sheep.

-It could have been a disaster.

-Well done, shepherds.

-What is the average weight

-of the lambs?

-46, 47 and a half?

-This one is smaller.

-We want the average weight.

-Meet halfway?

-Meet halfway?

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-46.

-And a half.

-We'll try 46 and a half kilos.

-They estimated the weight

-very well.

-They listened to each other

-and opted for 46 and a half.

-They were only point three

-of a kilo out.

-Which is the heaviest?

-Around 47 kilos?

-It's heavier if the average is 46.

-51 kilos.

-Well done, very close.

-Their estimate

-was one kilogram too heavy.

-Now they have to separate

-the sheep into two pens...

-..the five heaviest in one pen,

-the 15 lighter sheep in the other.

-They must to decide

-on the dose to give the sheep.

-They estimated that the five

-heaviest lambs are over 50 kilos.

-They need 15cc of dose.

-We'll base the five heaviest

-at 51...

-..and the others at 41 to 50.

-Bring another one

-to keep her company.

-They gave a higher dose

-to the heaviest sheep.

-They estimated the lighter sheep

-were between 40 and 50, so 12.5cc.

-The bigger ones had 15cc.

-There are none here over 50 kilos.

-You're shutting it down to 12.

-You're shutting it down to 12.

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-12.5.

-Rhodri gives the lighter sheep

-less dose.

-The team dose and choose

-the three heaviest lambs correctly.

-That's the task done. Well done.

-Thanks.

-Hey, well done!

-Hey, well done!

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-I had good dogs.

-You're not as sweaty as I expected!

-I had good dogs.

-Someone trained them well.

-Someone trained them well.

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-Me.

-What happened on the first attempt?

-I didn't want too many near the pen.

-I held some back,

-but one kept trying to pass.

-We got there in the end.

-The team enjoyed it.

-They had fun doing it.

-A happy worker will do a good job.

-The first team impressed Richard.

-How will Team Robert get on?

-It's obvious they handle sheep.

-They drove them to the fence.

-That's what I would have done.

-BLEEP

-Let her go.

-The sheep don't want to go

-in the pen.

-Steff! Two have escaped!

-Steff! Two have escaped!

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-After them, Steff!

-One or two escaped.

-They didn't lose their rag.

-They penned them very well.

-Robert let himself down

-once they were in the pen.

-What is the average weight

-of the lambs?

-You grab one, Steff.

-30?

-No!

-44.

-OK, 44.

-Which is the heaviest lamb?

-I thought one was about 48.

-Your answer is 48 kilograms.

-Robert took over in the pen.

-He didn't listen to the others.

-They weren't far off.

-But it's teamwork, Robert.

-Robert... Team Robert

-are two kilograms too light.

-How will this affect the dosing?

-41 to 50, per dose 12.5.

-If it's 48, I'd say 12.5.

-OK, dose them at 12.5.

-Robert chooses the correct dose,

-12.5.

-He reckons the heaviest sheep

-is under 48 kilos.

-Unlike the first team, Team Robert

-doses the sheep in the race.

-To be safe, I would weigh them.

-The sheep in the other pen

-get the same dose.

-The team correctly chooses

-two out of the five heaviest lambs.

-That's the end of the task.

-Did you enjoy the task?

-Did you enjoy the task?

-

-Yes. The dog coped.

-Rob shouted at you.

-Rob shouted at you.

-

-That's what he does.

-You're the boss, Rob.

-You tell them what to do.

-I have two good sidekicks.

-They're good workers.

-The Former Contestants Team

-pulled together.

-Only Robert spoke in Team Robert.

-The former contestants

-were the better team.

-Coming up...

-..feeling...

-..drinking and tasting.

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-Welcome to the Barn,

-former contestants.

-It's changed here now.

-It's changed here now.

-

-A little!

-We have a Knowledge Task

-for you next.

-But where are the judges?

-They are watching and listening.

-Are you ready

-for the first question?

-Who is the NFU Cymru president?

-Stephen James.

-Easy.

-Easy.

-

-I'm a sheep.

-I have two Welsh names and

-there are two colours on my face.

-What breed am I?

-What breed am I?

-

-Torddu and Torwen.

-They had the answer

-within two seconds.

-I must have an answer, please.

-We'll go for Torddu and Torwen.

-That's it.

-What do the letters DEFRA stand for?

-DEFRA.

-Yes, guaranteed.

-Department For The Environment,

-Fisheries And Rural Affairs.

-Food! You're not fishermen.

-How many acres are in a hectare?

-2.47.

-Now for the last question

-in this section.

-How many litres of water

-are there in five gallons?

-Try four and a half.

-Four and a half, times five.

-OK.

-Twenty five.

-I'm surprised they got that wrong.

-The Knowledge Task is in two parts.

-In the second section, to test

-their senses, they wear masks.

-They have to taste full-fat milk,

-semi-skim and skimmed milk...

-..then put them in order.

-That's watered! Ugh!

-SPLUTTERS

-Damn!

-Damn!

-

-You're blowing bubbles!

-Ifan's shirt will be

-covered in milk!

-Full-fat, then skimmed, then semi.

-Full-fat, then skimmed, then semi.

-

-I'd say so.

-I totally agree.

-Blue top first.

-Right.

-Red top next.

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-Then green top.

-So full-fat milk,

-skimmed and semi-skimmed.

-Oh!

-You're holding a fork.

-Is there anything on it?

-Is there anything on it?

-

-Taste what is on the fork.

-Tell me what meat it is.

-God, it's tough and dry.

-I'd say pork.

-A chop.

-A chop.

-

-What do you think, Rhod?

-I'm not saying.

-I thought it was turkey!

-No, pork!

-We'll say pork.

-Do you have another piece?

-Do you have another piece?

-

-No!

-Two of us think it was pork.

-An answer, please.

-Pork.

-CORRECT ANSWER

-It's surprising how losing

-one of the senses affects you.

-Their last challenge is to identify

-this animal, by touch alone.

-Come here, you devil.

-I'll just move it.

-Push him, Ifan!

-My goodness!

-My goodness!

-

-It's got a horn!

-Come on, Heilin.

-Come on, Heilin.

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-Heilin is nervous.

-Are you scared, Heilin?

-Are you scared, Heilin?

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-What is it?

-How does its head feel?

-How does its head feel?

-

-God, it's long!

-Good lord!

-Come on, Heilin.

-Come on, Heilin.

-

-Where is its backside?

-I'm pressing on it.

-An answer, please.

-What is this animal?

-A goat.

-Excellent.

-The Former Contestants Team

-gets nine marks.

-Will Team Robert improve on that?

-Are you ready?

-Are you ready?

-

-No!

-Who is the NFU Cymru President?

-No, Wales.

-That James bloke.

-That James bloke.

-

-Yes!

-That James bloke.

-You know who I mean.

-You know who I mean.

-

-Yes, I can see his face.

-Stephen.

-Stephen James.

-CORRECT ANSWER

-That's it.

-I'm a sheep. I have

-two different names in Welsh.

-I have two different

-colours on my face.

-What breed am I?

-My brother says Torwen and Torddu.

-He's blaming his brother!

-What do the letters DEFRA stand for?

-Department For

-The Environment And Rural...

-Food And Rural Affairs.

-Food And Rural Affairs.

-

-Food And Rural Affairs.

-Fair enough.

-How many acres

-are there in a hectare?

-One point four seven.

-INCORRECT ANSWER

-Daft devils.

-Oh!

-You'll be glad to hear this is

-the last question in this section.

-How many litres of water

-are there in five gallons?

-There are 4.5 litres in a gallon.

-4.5 times ten is 45. It's half 45.

-Twenty two and a half.

-Twenty two and a half.

-CORRECT ANSWER

-That's one way of doing it.

-That's one way of doing it.

-

-Yes.

-Now, Team Robert does

-the practical part of the task...

-..starting with the milk tasting.

-Ugh!

-You've tasted three milk types.

-In which order were they?

-The first had more flavour.

-Yes.

-Full-fat first.

-Then semi.

-You say it.

-The first was full-fat milk,

-then semi.

-The last one was water.

-Skimmed milk.

-OK.

-Water!

-I want you to taste

-the meat on the fork.

-Tell me what kind of meat it is.

-Come on, Steff!

-Come on, Steff!

-

-I don't know where it is.

-LAUGHTER

-LAUGHTER

-

-No.

-Is it the right way?

-Is it the right way?

-

-Turn it!

-Is he stabbing himself?

-Is he stabbing himself?

-

-I don't know.

-What do you say?

-What do you say?

-

-Pork.

-Pork.

-Pork, yes.

-Overcooked.

-Finally, they must

-identify this animal by touch.

-It *** stinks!

-Steff!

-You needn't say what sex it is.

-Just tell me what it is.

-Has Steffan tried?

-Have you worked it out?

-Can I say what it is?

-Can I say what it is?

-

-Tell us, not Ifan.

-A goat.

-Yes, a goat.

-He said goat.

-It's standing on our feet,

-as they do.

-Look!

-A goat.

-Right. Thanks.

-Goat.

-Boys, you can take the masks off.

-You'll be glad to hear

-that the Knowledge Task is over.

-Thanks!

-It was another close round.

-Team Robert is ahead,

-with eleven marks.

-Welcome back to the Barn,

-which looks more familiar now.

-I'm sure you're glad

-that task is over.

-It was scary.

-Steff, you managed

-to taste the meat eventually.

-I expected you to put the fork

-the right way for me to eat!

-I'll never forget that!

-How do you think you've done

-in the first three tasks, Rhodri?

-Variable!

-We started rather weakly.

-Possibly because they didn't

-listen to me with the tractor!

-They blamed the instructions.

-They would!

-I don't understand Northwalians!

-Are you ready to hear

-what the final team task is?

-Shall I tell you?

-Here it is.

-The aim of the task...

-..is to give the judges

-a top quality picture of a beef cow.

-It's a chance to show

-your exhibition skills...

-..and to collaborate

-with a professional photographer.

-This might sound

-like a light-hearted task.

-But it is important.

-Promoting and exhibiting stock

-is important to attract buyers.

-One way is by taking

-fine photos of the animals.

-Helping with the judging

-is Martin Savil.

-He's an old hand at exhibiting

-at shows across the country.

-Why is this task important?

-It's about teamwork,

-more than anything.

-They must prepare the animal

-and hide any weaknesses.

-Are you looking forward to the task?

-Are you looking forward to the task?

-

-I am. It'll be a lot of fun.

-The first step

-is choosing the animal.

-Let's have a look.

-The cattle vary in age.

-It'll be interesting to see

-which ones the teams choose.

-This one has a good shape.

-This one is nice

-and square all the way.

-If my wife had a backside

-like that, I'd be happy.

-Do we put a halter on this one?

-There you are.

-Don't let her go.

-She has a good backside.

-She has a good backside.

-

-Tidy.

-Yes.

-Rhys is certainly

-happy with their choice.

-Will Robert listen to his team now?

-We want one that

-won't make us sweat.

-This one, I think.

-You choose.

-You choose.

-

-Which one?

-It's between those two.

-It's between those two.

-

-Do we ignore the big one?

-Forget that one.

-I think this one

-will look quite smart.

-The little one?

-Yes.

-I liked the animals they chose.

-They chose the right ones

-out of the four.

-It's time to get cracking

-with the preparation.

-It's the same as what you do.

-You wash and dry yourself, to look

-your best. We'll see how they cope.

-What shall we call the salon?

-It's a difficult

-task to complete in time.

-Preparing an animal might take

-two or three hours in a show...

-..and more at home.

-They must work as a team

-to showcase their animal.

-We don't have much time.

-We don't have much time.

-

-No.

-With the Former Contestants Team...

-..none of them stand

-out as a leader.

-That might be a strength.

-All three excel in different tasks.

-There you are, love.

-Robert let Steff and Richard choose

-a heifer, but is back in charge now.

-Do you want this on the feet?

-Do you want this on the feet?

-

-Yes.

-No, wait a minute.

-OK, I'm happy.

-Steffan isn't doing a lot.

-There are many proverbs

-about what makes a good farmer.

-A very important aspect is someone

-who notices what jobs need doing.

-Finishing touches.

-The preparations are over.

-Would Martin take animals

-to the contestants' salon?

-It's a good job, fair play.

-They worked well as a team.

-She's clean.

-Maybe they could have

-brushed the hair more here.

-Otherwise, it's a good job.

-Should they focus

-on anything for the photo?

-The main thing is the feet.

-She tries to stretch out.

-That makes her back dip.

-They should keep her

-less stretched than she wants to be.

-The former contestants' heifer

-is ready for her photoshoot.

-But what about Team Robert's heifer?

-But what about Team Robert's heifer?

-

-She looks a bit wet.

-She looks darker than the other one.

-They looked

-quite similar in the pen.

-They had an option of choosing

-the black or red spray.

-Unfortunately,

-they used the black spray.

-Are you worried that this is black?

-Are you worried that this is black?

-

-No.

-But the animal is clean.

-But the animal is clean.

-

-Yes.

-Great. Well done.

-Enjoy your photoshoot.

-See you later.

-Martin, thanks.

-Martin, thanks.

-

-Thanks.

-Later, which heifer looks best?

-No way!

-Who wins a place in the final?

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-The teams have been

-busy preparing heifers...

-..for a professional photoshoot.

-After a shampoo and blow-dry, the

-heifers are ready for their big day.

-Fferm Ffactor's professional

-photographer has arrived.

-Team Robert works with him first.

-Can we have her without me

-in shot, to see what it's like?

-Yes. Do you want to try?

-Team Robert chose Steffan

-to lead the heifer for the photo.

-But Robert took over.

-Steffan stepped back.

-Good. Like that, please.

-As leader, Robert

-took over too much.

-Steffan should have held his ground

-and said, "No, I'm leading her."

-The teamwork could be better.

-They should all have a role.

-One should tidy, one lead

-and one direct the photographer.

-Quickly.

-Try to hold her square on.

-Try to hold her square on.

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-A little more this way.

-But as Steff leads the heifer,

-she doesn't seem to be behaving.

-Turn her head this way.

-Spot on.

-Steady!

-With five minutes to go,

-the team has a look at the photos.

-That's a nice one.

-That's a nice one.

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-Actually, yes.

-We're happy.

-We don't need more, do we?

-We have enough.

-We have enough.

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-Right. Good.

-We're happy.

-Can I take her home?

-Team Robert didn't make

-the best use of the photographer.

-His time is expensive.

-A little more zeal

-might have ensured...

-..they had more photos

-to choose and edit later.

-We'll see.

-Will the former contestants make

-the most of the photographer's time?

-There you are.

-How are you?

-How are you?

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-Fine, thanks.

-How do her front legs look?

-Rhys led the heifer out

-for the Former Contestants Team.

-He handled her well and scratched

-her belly, so she remained calm.

-Heilin worked with a fluffer

-and tidied her up.

-Can you show more

-of her head and not yourself?

-Rhodri stood back

-and looked at the whole picture.

-They worked well as a team.

-You make her look pretty.

-They were lucky to get the best

-heifer. She'd win a competition.

-You can only show what you have.

-They played too much

-with her hind legs.

-They should be plumb.

-Back a bit.

-The hind legs were a bit far

-and made her look longer.

-So the back didn't lie as it should.

-They had prepared her so well.

-It's a shame.

-We've had good photos.

-Might as well use the last minutes.

-Might as well use the last minutes.

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-Exactly.

-Well done, Rhys!

-Unlike Team Robert, they use every

-second, to get the best photo.

-We have a lot of choice.

-We have a lot of choice.

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-It'll take hours to go through them.

-There were good photos.

-I hope they choose the right ones.

-The heifer's legs should be plumb.

-It will be very interesting.

-Both teams had time

-with a professional photographer.

-It's time to choose

-their favourite picture.

-Team Robert goes first. Will they

-be happy with the number of photos?

-That one?

-No.

-No.

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-No, I make it look small.

-No.

-Pity.

-Pity.

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-No way!

-She looks like a donkey.

-I don't like that one.

-Your legs aren't tidy.

-What number is that?

-Seventeen.

-It's 17 at the moment.

-We only have 21.

-Go back to 19.

-They're similar.

-No.

-So it's 17.

-Why did you choose photo 17?

-Why did you choose photo 17?

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-It filled the frame.

-Steff is standing quite well.

-That was the best one.

-It's the cow that counts.

-It's the cow that counts.

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-That's it.

-Maybe the hind leg

-should have been moved a bit.

-But no, I like the photo.

-They didn't have many photos,

-so their decision was easy.

-Will it be harder

-for the former contestants?

-Let's see the pictures!

-Are we seeing them today?

-LAUGHTER

-She looks good in that one.

-The colours look better with

-the wall behind her, not the tree.

-I look fat there. Not that one.

-The camera never lies, Rhys.

-It's a job.

-Our problem is that

-we have too many good ones.

-I like that one.

-That would be the type of picture

-you'd see in a Winter Fair.

-But there are three of us.

-But there are three of us.

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-Heilin?

-I like fifteen,

-and thirty something too.

-She's a good colour.

-The colours stand out more.

-I'd say 15, but it's up to you.

-What do you say, Heilin?

-Alright.

-Is this the best photo

-we have of her?

-Rhys?

-Rhys?

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-I'm happy.

-Heilin?

-Heilin?

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-Yes.

-Are you done?

-Yes, before we change

-our minds again. Fifteen.

-Making a decision

-gave you a headache.

-What a job!

-You went for photo 15.

-Yes, it stood out for me.

-Heilin, you don't look too happy.

-I liked photo 33.

-The heifer was turning

-and peeping at the camera.

-I'm happy with that one.

-It was between 33 and 15.

-She looks at her best.

-She looks at her best.

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-She's a supermodel heifer.

-It was a pleasure to work with her.

-Which is more than

-we can say about you!

-What a cheek!

-Both teams are happy with their

-choice. What does Martin think?

-Team Robert first.

-What about this picture?

-What about this picture?

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-It's a good picture.

-Her hind leg is a bit out. I'd like

-her head turned and ears forward.

-They could have scratched her belly

-to calm her before the photo.

-Now, the former contestants photo.

-She's standing quite correctly,

-but stretched out a bit too much.

-Are the hind legs too far back?

-Are the hind legs too far back?

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-Yes.

-Another photo caught your eye.

-Yes, photo 33.

-The stance was perfect.

-She turned towards the camera

-and pulled you in, somehow.

-Each time I saw that photo,

-I liked it more. That was the one.

-Head on the block.

-Of these two, which is the best?

-The former contestants picture.

-That's the one for you.

-That's the guest judge's opinion.

-What about our judges?

-They're busy discussing.

-This is our first semi-final round.

-All the tasks were team tasks.

-We were looking

-for even more teamwork.

-First, the Tractor Task.

-We had a lot of fun!

-Team Robert started well.

-But they moved the bales about

-and lost time. They could have won.

-The Former Contestants and Team

-Robert were equal in this task.

-We also had fun

-in the Sheep Sorting Task.

-How did they fare, Richard?

-How did they fare, Richard?

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-They were good.

-There's an element of luck.

-Naughty sheep escape.

-They got the sheep back.

-They were equal today.

-We moved on to the weights.

-Team Rhodri came very close,

-to within half a kilo.

-I think the Former

-Contestants Team did better.

-They were up against Robert. It's

-a team, not an individual, task.

-If Robert listened more,

-they might have done better.

-Then we had the quiz.

-I was a bit surprised that they were

-rather weak at times, to be honest.

-Looking at the marks,

-Team Robert won this task.

-Both teams are equal up to now.

-So a lot depends on the last task.

-Let's see the photos they chose.

-We'll start with Team Robert.

-I don't think they prepared

-the coat very well.

-They didn't make the most

-of the sunlight.

-Let's compare it to the other photo.

-Clearly, the heifer

-has been better prepared.

-Yes, but her back legs aren't plumb.

-They're going back a little.

-That could be better.

-I'm clear in my mind

-which is the best picture.

-We all agree about who should

-go on to the final round.

-I agree.

-We'll let Ifan know.

-TEXT ALERT

-The judges have decided.

-I can reveal...

-..that both teams

-have excelled in turn.

-Congratulations for that.

-But...

-..the team going through

-to the final round...

-..of Fferm Ffactor,

-battle of the farmers...

-..is...

-..the...

-..Former Contestants Team.

-Congratulations.

-It was a risk to come back

-and maybe be beaten again.

-We're very glad

-to have reached the final.

-They were a good, fun-loving team.

-It's a pity they've gone.

-It's a pity they've gone.

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-It isn't.

-If they'd gone through, we wouldn't.

-If they'd gone through, we wouldn't.

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-That's a good point!

-We were close.

-It was a tough competition.

-But it's been a pleasure.

-It's something to look back on.

-We're not here to play, but

-to take the competition seriously.

-We'll try to win the title.

-We've come so far.

-Hopefully, that will make us more

-determined to work together...

-..and complete the task.

-So the Former Contestants Team

-claims a place in the final...

-..of Fferm Ffactor,

-battle of the farmers.

-Until next time, goodbye.

-Next Week

-Next Week

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-Off we go, boys!

-No, reverse, reverse!

-Oh, my god!

-Ugh!

-BLEEP

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