Pennod 7 Fferm Ffactor: Brwydr y Ffermwyr

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-Four challenges.

-Three judges.

-Two teams. One prize.

-It's the second semi-final of Fferm

-Ffactor, battle of the farmers.

-Subtitles

-Welcome back to Coleg Cambria's

-Llysfasi site, near Ruthin.

-In an hour's time...

-..one team will be a step closer

-to winning the Isuzu D-Max Yukon...

-..worth more than 20,000.

-The winners will take home

-this amazing vehicle.

-The runners-up win a holiday

-in Neuadd Farm Cottages, New Quay.

-Fighting for a place in the final

-are Team Gareth and Team Carys.

-Gareth, his brother Ieuan, and mate

-Dion or Cheese, are from Anglesey.

-I don't know where it started.

-Dad and Taid are called it too.

-They beat an experienced team

-in the previous round.

-Team Gareth.

-Oh, my god!

-Carys, husband Aeron, and son Rhys

-are from St Clears.

-They did well as individuals

-in their first round.

-Brilliant.

-But as a team...

-What are you doing?!

-What are you doing?!

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-..it was a different story.

-Yes!

-It's the second semi-final.

-I hope to see better teamwork.

-They face team tasks.

-What matters is that both teams...

-..work as a team and pull together.

-That team will win.

-The standard is higher.

-The teams have seen off competition.

-They know what the form is.

-I'm expecting to see them sweat!

-Welcome back to the Barn.

-Congratulations on coming this far.

-How do you feel, Carys?

-Very good, thanks.

-Very good, thanks.

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-What would your dream task be?

-Anything that involved cattle.

-A stock task, ideally.

-A pig task, maybe?

-A pig task, maybe?

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-Not pigs.

-Good luck.

-Welcome to the semi-final,

-Team Gareth. How are the nerves?

-A little better than last time.

-A little better than last time.

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-You performed well as a team.

-Did you prepare for the semi-final?

-Did you prepare for the semi-final?

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-No! Only in the pub.

-Good luck to Team Gareth.

-There's a slight change this time.

-The challenges are all team tasks.

-Do you want to know

-what the first task is?

-It's a Mechanical Task.

-You have to complete

-a tractor course.

-You must place big bales in order...

-..to spell Fferm Ffactor.

-The fastest time wins.

-One will stay behind...

-..to give instructions

-to the two in the tractor.

-Discuss who will do what.

-Farming would be hard

-without a tractor.

-This is a test of their driving

-and communication skills.

-They have ten minutes to spell

-Fferm Ffactor, using these bales.

-Whoever places the most bales,

-in the fastest time, wins.

-To do this successfully...

-..they must communicate clearly

-to finish in time.

-Who is doing what, Carys?

-Rhys can go in the tractor.

-Rhys can go in the tractor.

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-Driving, Rhys?

-Aeron can shout instructions.

-Aeron can shout instructions.

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-Aeron stays here.

-I'll receive the directions.

-Good luck.

-What are you going to do?

-Dion will drive the tractor.

-Dion will drive the tractor.

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-Dion is driving.

-Ieuan will receive the instructions.

-I'll be here.

-I'll be here.

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-Good luck.

-Thanks.

-Team Carys, you're going first.

-The tractor awaits.

-Rhys and Carys, off you go.

-Good luck.

-Straight down?

-"Ff" is parked where

-they will eventually be stacked.

-I can't see "E".

-Go left and down.

-That's "A".

-I can't see the letters.

-You tell me!

-Come square from there.

-In front of us now?

-In front of us now?

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-Yes.

-Your directions

-need to be clearer, Aeron.

-Where's "C"?

-The bottom of the field.

-It's to your left,

-on the same side as the road.

-Down the road?!

-Down the road?!

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-Keep to the left of the bale.

-There are two together.

-The two together?

-The two together?

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-The middle one.

-To your right.

-Rhys is turning to get "C".

-"T" is back there.

-"T" is back there.

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-Carys has spotted the next letter.

-"T" is next.

-I've seen "T".

-"O" is to the right of Rhys.

-It's on the grass.

-It's on the grass.

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-Yes.

-To the left.

-"O" has been collected.

-Carys thinks ahead to "R".

-"R" is back there.

-We're halfway.

-How much time has gone?

-How much time has gone?

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-Five minutes.

-Good boy, Rhys.

-You're doing brilliantly.

-"Ff" is next.

-Go right towards the two bales.

-Come straight to it.

-Here we go!

-After a shaky start,

-the team picks up speed.

-That's "Ff".

-Yes.

-Yes.

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-After a slow start...

-..is there enough time to finish?

-"E" is next.

-It's in the middle.

-Come from the right.

-Go in on an angle.

-Good job.

-Round we go.

-Ninety seconds. Move up a gear.

-Over here.

-Turn right.

-Go down the same side as the road.

-We know.

-Thirty seconds.

-Thirty seconds.

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-Go round.

-Don't go too far round.

-Faster.

-Ten, nine, eight.

-Serious?!

-Too late.

-We're out of time?

-We're out of time?

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-You were too slow.

-Team Carys places

-eight of the nine bales.

-Slow!

-Unlucky, team.

-Only one was left!

-Don't remind me!

-You lost time at the start.

-A blue tractor, next time!

-Seat belt.

-Team Carys came close.

-Can Team Gareth complete the task?

-Straight on.

-Right in front of you!

-That one.

-No!

-The letter

-won't be the right way up.

-Drop it down.

-The "A" must face the ground.

-No, idiot! Go back!

-Round the other side.

-Round the other side.

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-That's what I told him.

-I get it now.

-They start to understand each other.

-Will matters improve?

-Forward.

-Left now.

-Left, left, left. Straight ahead.

-Is that it?

-Is that it?

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-Spot on.

-"C" is the wrong way.

-Dion picks up the letter

-the wrong way.

-There are seven minutes left.

-You have to speed things up.

-Straight on and to the left.

-Right, sorry.

-As you were before.

-Left?

-Left?

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-It's straight in front of you.

-That one.

-That one.

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-Bang on. Well done.

-With four bales in place,

-Dion changes gear.

-The same way as before.

-Straight on now.

-No! Oh, yes.

-Well done, Dion.

-You saw it before me!

-Gareth has problems

-with the letters this time.

-The next bale is closest to you.

-Go round the far end.

-Well done, Dion.

-Put it on the far end.

-The next bale is to your left.

-Go right now. Reverse!

-It was that one.

-There's another misunderstanding

-between them.

-To your left!

-Flat out now.

-The next bale is the opposite end

-from where you are now.

-That's next.

-Go!

-Well done.

-There are two bales close together.

-Go round the far end.

-Come on.

-The team is on the last letter.

-But there's less

-than a minute to go.

-Just go.

-Just go.

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-We can do it.

-You have 30 seconds! Come on!

-Well done.

-BLEEP

-BLEEP

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-That was hard.

-Well done.

-With seconds to go...

-..they complete the task.

-You did it.

-Why are you shaking your head?

-That was a shambles.

-That was a shambles.

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-They're in place.

-Look how crooked they are!

-Look how crooked they are!

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-How were Gareth's instructions?

-OK. Not the best.

-Fferm Ffactor is in the right order.

-It could have been neater.

-I'd employ Rhys

-for his driving skills...

-..and Dion for speed.

-That's the difference

-between the teams.

-Coming up, their knowledge

-and senses are under scrutiny.

-He's licking Gareth!

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-Subtitles

-Subtitles

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-Subtitles

-Welcome back to

-the battle of the farmers.

-We're back in the Barn...

-..where they will be

-sweating more than usual!

-Team Gareth,

-welcome back to the Barn.

-We have a Knowledge Task

-for you next.

-The judges are not here.

-But they can see and hear

-everything.

-The task is in two parts.

-We'll start with the questions.

-Are you ready? Good luck.

-Thanks.

-Who is the FUW president?

-He lives in the Llanrwst area.

-Yes.

-Dafydd Williams?

-The second question.

-I'm a sheep.

-I have two or four horns.

-I'm mentioned in the Old Testament.

-What breed am I?

-Jacob.

-Thanks.

-That was quite simple.

-That was quite simple.

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-They've been to Sunday school.

-How many 20 kilogram bags...

-..make up a ton of feed?

-They should get this.

-They should get this.

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-50.

-Thanks.

-What are two hectares in acres?

-4.94 acres.

-Well done, lad!

-On average,

-and to the nearest 1,000...

-..how many litres of milk

-does a dairy cow produce in a year?

-They're looking at you, Dion.

-He milks.

-I've seen eight thousand somewhere.

-Gareth is close.

-Gareth is close.

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-He's a good captain.

-He confers with them, too.

-8,000 litres.

-8,000 litres.

-

-Thank you.

-Good.

-What is the ideal

-ground temperature...

-..for perennial ryegrass to grow?

-I'm thinking thirteen.

-Thirteen degrees.

-Nothing would grow until May!

-What do the letters BWMB stand for?

-British Wool Marketing Board.

-Good.

-There are two parts

-to the Knowledge Task.

-The second part is more practical.

-The first task

-is identifying this tool.

-I've never seen anything like it.

-He's smelling it!

-Something to test soil temperature?

-You could be right.

-Is it used to test

-phosphate or nitrogen levels?

-We're guessing it's a soil tester.

-TOOL FOR MEASURING

-QUALITY OF COLOSTRUM

-That's hard.

-They're blindfolded

-for the next challenge.

-I'm giving you a fork.

-There's a piece of meat on it.

-Tell me what meat it is.

-Taste the meat. What meat is it?

-I know.

-He doesn't like it.

-He doesn't like it.

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-It's lovely.

-Gareth disagrees!

-Gareth disagrees!

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-I don't like lamb.

-Obviously!

-Is there any mint sauce here?

-Is there any mint sauce here?

-

-Gareth. What meat was that?

-Do we agree?

-Do we agree?

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-Lamb.

-Lamb.

-It isn't a good advert for lamb!

-The final challenge is identifying

-this animal, by touch alone.

-It's trying to lick me.

-It's licking Gareth!

-It has nice wool.

-The fluffy thing

-that's like a giraffe sheep.

-Lama.

-Alpaca.

-What is this animal?

-What is this animal?

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-Alpaca.

-ALPACA BLEATS

-Remove your blindfolds.

-Hello!

-Say hello to Miguel.

-Say hello to Miguel.

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-Hello, Miguel!

-The Knowledge Task is over.

-You can leave the Barn.

-Thanks.

-Team Gareth scored 11 marks.

-How will Team Carys get on?

-Are you ready for the questions?

-Here we go.

-Who is the FUW president?

-It used to be Emyr Jones.

-It used to be Emyr Jones.

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-Who took over?

-Gwyn Roberts.

-Almost!

-I'm a sheep.

-I have two or four horns.

-I'm mentioned in the Old Testament.

-What breed am I?

-Jacob?

-Jacob.

-How many 20 kilogram bags...

-..make up a ton of feed?

-AERON WHISPERS

-AERON WHISPERS

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-Are you sure?

-50.

-That's it.

-That's it.

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-What are two hectares in acres?

-There are 2.47 acres in a hectare.

-It's almost five.

-Add 2.47 and 2.47.

-4.94.

-Five acres.

-Five.

-You say five acres.

-That's laziness.

-On average,

-and to the nearest 1,000...

-..how many litres of milk

-does a dairy cow produce a year?

-Eight.

-Eight thousand.

-What is the ideal

-ground temperature...

-..for perennial ryegrass to grow?

-Two degrees.

-Two degrees.

-What do the letters BWMB stand for?

-British Wool Marketing Board.

-British Wool Marketing Board.

-Good.

-With the questions over, Team Carys

-faces the practical section.

-Can they identify this tool?

-What is the purpose of the tool?

-It measures

-the quality of colostrum.

-Well done, Carys.

-Recognizing meat is next.

-He's smelling it. Well done, Aeron.

-It's lamb.

-Beef.

-I'm sure it's lamb.

-You've got it.

-What meat is it? Is Aeron happy?

-Yes.

-Lamb.

-They enjoyed it.

-They appreciated a bite to eat.

-Put your hands out.

-What is this animal?

-It's very fluffy.

-Put your hand here.

-Do you know what it is?

-A lama.

-I thought so, too.

-I thought so, too.

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-What animal is it?

-A lama.

-You can remove the blindfolds.

-Oh, my God!

-It's an alpaca.

-Not a lama?

-Not a lama?

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-No.

-That's the Knowledge Task done.

-Thank you, Team Carys.

-You can leave the Barn.

-Team Carys scored ten points.

-Team Gareth wins by a point.

-Coming up, we test their

-shepherding and washing skills.

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-Welcome back to the Barn.

-We're halfway through

-the semi-final...

-..between Team Carys

-and Team Gareth.

-I'm sure you can't wait

-to find out what the next task is.

-I can reveal that the next task...

-..is a Stock Task.

-You have to gather...

-..separate lambs

-and various other challenges.

-Alright?

-Yes.

-How do you feel about that?

-Are you used to handling sheep?

-Yes. We should do well in the task.

-Yes. We should do well in the task.

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-You're happy.

-Team Carys.

-You only have tack lambs in winter.

-Yes.

-How do you feel about the task?

-How do you feel about the task?

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-It'll be alright.

-The Stock Task is next.

-The task involves getting

-twenty lambs in the pen.

-It sounds easy.

-They don't have a sheepdog.

-Sheep can be mischievous.

-Once the lambs are in the pen...

-..they'll face a series

-of questions and challenges.

-Team Gareth is first.

-Lie down!

-Dion is the dog.

-They get the lambs to the bottom

-of the field in no time.

-Despite the odd awkward lamb...

-..they keep them under control.

-They handled the stock

-without any fuss.

-The lambs were in the pen

-in no time.

-Well done them.

-Well done, lads.

-That was very slick.

-What is the average

-weight of the lambs?

-They handled the stock well.

-There are a few light ones.

-There are a few light ones.

-

-That will bring the average down.

-They consulted each other

-and made sure they all agreed...

-..before giving a final answer.

-44?

-Around 44.

-You say on average 44 kilos.

-Their answer

-is only a kilo too light.

-What is the heaviest lamb's weight?

-What is the heaviest lamb's weight?

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-I'd say 46 or 47.

-About 47 kilos.

-They're only three kilos

-too light now.

-Look at the dosing gun. Tell me how

-much dose you'd give these lambs.

-We want an average.

-Average weight, 41 to 50,

-twelve and a half ml.

-Twelve and a half ml.

-Twelve and a half ml.

-

-Twelve and a half ml.

-Correct.

-Before dosing, they must

-separate the lambs into two pens...

-..the five heaviest in one and

-the fifteen lightest in the other.

-That way.

-Choosing the five heaviest

-was excellent.

-Team Gareth had four of the five

-heaviest lambs in the pen.

-They had a very good task.

-They moved on to the dosing

-and had no problems at all.

-They were all very cool,

-as you should be with sheep.

-I'm very pleased with them.

-It was a very good job.

-God, this isn't strong!

-LAUGHTER

-Alright?

-Alright?

-

-Yes.

-It was a pleasure to see the three

-young lads working so well together.

-Good for them.

-The task is over.

-How did it go, Ieu?

-Quite well. I thought we'd have

-more trouble getting them in.

-Did you enjoy the task?

-Did you enjoy the task?

-

-Yes.

-Handling stock

-is more my type of thing.

-How will Team Carys

-cope with the sheep?

-Remember to talk to them.

-Remember to talk to them.

-

-Baa!

-She said talk, not bleat, Aeron.

-She said talk, not bleat, Aeron.

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-Come on! Oi!

-Come on!

-Don't rush them. Slow down.

-Come on!

-Let them be, they've seen it.

-Come on!

-How many more?

-Team Carys has no trouble

-getting the sheep in the pen.

-How will they fare at estimating

-the lambs' average weight?

-About 40, maybe.

-They're more than 40.

-They're more than 40.

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-41.

-They don't handle sheep very often.

-They picked them up,

-rather than felt the lambs' backs.

-That's fine.

-Use any technique

-that gets the right answer.

-I'd say they're 42 to 44.

-They're a good bunch.

-43, then?

-Your answer?

-Forty three.

-Very well.

-Their estimate

-was only two kilos too light.

-How much do

-the heaviest lambs weigh?

-45 or 46?

-The heaviest is 46.

-That's four kilos too light.

-How much dose would you give them?

-Between 41 and 50.

-Is that the weight?

-Is that the weight?

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-Twelve and a half ml.

-Twelve point five.

-Twelve point five ml.

-Twelve point five ml.

-

-Correct.

-It's time to dose the sheep.

-Go back a bit.

-But they don't do it

-as well as Team Gareth.

-Hold them tighter.

-Take it.

-Do you like it?

-One of them said this

-was how they dosed cattle at home.

-These weren't cattle!

-The technique is different.

-The dosing worried me.

-It wasn't good enough.

-A few went through without

-getting a full dose, which was poor.

-Despite dosing problems...

-..Team Carys chose four of

-the five heaviest lambs correctly.

-Aeron, you're in a lather!

-It was tough, but it was

-easier than we expected.

-Well done. The task is over,

-but there's much more to come.

-Dry yourself!

-LAUGHTER

-Oh, god!

-The teams are equal at the moment.

-But ahead by a nose is...

-..Team Gareth.

-That's only because they were

-so comfortable with the dosing.

-We're back in the Barn.

-I'm sure you're glad,

-after chasing those sheep, Aeron.

-The pressure's on!

-How have the tasks gone, Carys?

-We've done our best.

-We're quite happy.

-What would you like as a final task?

-A milking or dairy cattle task.

-Dairy cattle for you, Aeron.

-Dairy cattle for you, Aeron.

-

-I'd be happy.

-Team Gareth from Anglesey,

-how have the tasks gone?

-We've done our best.

-The sheep task suited us a bit more.

-But the questions were shambolic,

-to say the least.

-What do you hope you'll have, Dion?

-I'd like to fence.

-Gareth?

-Gareth?

-

-Something to do with stock.

-But not dairy cattle!

-Let's see what awaits you

-in the final task.

-Do you want to know?

-We don't have much choice!

-We don't have much choice!

-

-No!

-The aim of the task

-is to create and present...

-..a high quality picture

-of a dairy cow for the judges.

-It's a chance for the team

-to display exhibition skills...

-..and to work with

-a professional photographer.

-This might not be

-a physical agricultural task.

-But showing produce

-is very important for farmers.

-A good picture will attract

-a buyer's attention.

-It's vital they show

-the dairy cows at their best.

-Lucinda Morgan

-will help judge the task.

-She's one of the industry's best

-known dairy cattle photographers.

-Thanks for being a guest judge...

-..on Fferm Ffactor,

-battle of the farmers.

-A pleasure. Thanks for having me.

-A pleasure. Thanks for having me.

-

-Is this is a challenging task?

-Yes. I think

-they'll find it interesting.

-If it's new to them, it's very

-different from what they'd expect.

-Enjoy the judging.

-We look forward

-to seeing the pictures.

-Thank you.

-The first step

-is choosing their model.

-Come on.

-She won't make a show cow, will she?

-She won't make a show cow, will she?

-

-No.

-We'll pass that one.

-Team Carys worked well

-when they chose the cow.

-They decided together and took time

-to look at each one carefully.

-Which one do you want?

-What about the one on the right?

-What about the one on the right?

-

-449.

-Right. Do you have the collar?

-Team Carys, why this one?

-We stood back and looked

-to see what caught our eye.

-We looked for

-a good udder and feet.

-After a bit of soap, we'll be there.

-Now, Team Gareth choose a cow.

-She's got a good udder, Cheese.

-I'm not sure about her back.

-Which one?

-Which one?

-

-This one.

-What about this one?

-What about this one?

-

-That one stands out.

-They talked together quietly

-and didn't disturb the cows.

-I was glad to see that.

-They used all the time they had...

-..to make sure they discussed

-the cows' good and bad points.

-Which one?

-That one.

-That one.

-

-OK.

-It's up to you. I don't mind.

-We'll go for this one.

-Two cows stood out. Well done

-both teams on their choice.

-Boys, why did you choose this cow?

-Ieuan and Dion had taken

-to this cow from the start.

-I liked another cow.

-It was two against one.

-That was that for you.

-That was that for you.

-

-Yes.

-Are you ready to prepare the cow?

-Are you ready to prepare the cow?

-

-Yes.

-Who is going to do what?

-I think we'll see when we get there!

-The next step is the preparation.

-The teams only have an hour to get

-the cattle looking their best.

-There's **** there.

-We'll cover it with talc.

-Team Carys was confident, washing

-the cow. They worked as a team.

-Carys tidied, Aeron washed

-and Rhys worked on her back.

-They were organized

-as they prepared the cow.

-Are you happy, Rhys?

-Are you happy, Rhys?

-

-Yes.

-Team Gareth didn't use enough water.

-It was free. They could

-have poured water over her.

-I don't think they've

-washed many cows before.

-The hairdryer now.

-How do you use it?

-HAIRDRYER ON

-Why are you spraying the feet?

-Why are you spraying the feet?

-

-It's not nail varnish, Gareth!

-Get me a cloth.

-Get me a cloth.

-

-Why?

-I don't know!

-Da-rah!

-Oh!

-Team Carys did a good job

-of preparing the cow.

-She looks at her best,

-shiny and clean.

-But Team Gareth's cow

-isn't at her best.

-There are still weak points.

-But it's the picture that counts.

-We'll see.

-After the break,

-we'll see the photos...

-..and find out the result

-of the semi-final round.

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-The teams have been preparing dairy

-cows for a professional photoshoot.

-But one is readier than the other.

-What counts is the photo,

-showing the dairy cow at her best.

-We'll see how they cope.

-Team Gareth works

-with the photographer first.

-Three Coleg Llysfasi

-students are at hand to help.

-I don't like that.

-The hedge hides the line. You

-don't see the line in the picture.

-What line?

-What line?

-

-The background.

-It'd be better facing that way.

-It'd be better facing that way.

-

-Turn her a bit.

-The team begins confidently.

-But the cow is rather restless.

-Unfortunately,

-Team Gareth's cow is misbehaving.

-She's tired of waiting.

-Taking a good photo

-will be quite a task.

-Try this side.

-After a bit of trouble...

-..they finally get

-the cow to stand tidily.

-But is the sun

-on the right side of the cow?

-The sun must be behind,

-for the cow to look her best.

-The location could be better.

-We'd better have one more.

-I'll try to move this foot to get

-a better photo of the udder.

-They did a good job, to be fair.

-But they forgot to use the students.

-It would have made

-their lives easier.

-We'll see later what they have.

-It's Team Carys's turn now.

-They give the students work at once.

-Stand by her head and shake this.

-She should be straight.

-One of you stand by her shoulder.

-And there.

-How does that look?

-When I say ready, you go that way

-and the others over there.

-I want her ears to stand up.

-Carys gives clear instructions.

-She's very particular.

-But the problem is, the cow

-isn't behaving at the moment.

-Leave her be!

-It's hotting up

-between father and son.

-Throw the board, I don't want it.

-She isn't staying on it.

-The poor cow feels the tension.

-Whoa!

-Lucinda said that patience

-is what is most needed...

-..when you take photographs.

-If you get het up,

-so does the animal.

-Just take a picture.

-Just take a picture.

-

-Everyone stand back.

-Rhys, move your hand.

-Pictures!

-Too late now.

-Too late now.

-

-Round again.

-Everyone move.

-I want the ears up if possible.

-BLEEP

-The atmosphere affects the cow.

-She tries to escape.

-Let me hold her.

-But Aeron doesn't

-have much luck either.

-There!

-Out of the way, Rhys!

-Cool down! Where are you going?

-Now!

-They definitely showed

-they were a family!

-They worked well together.

-Things hotted up

-as they tried to get the job done.

-That's quite good.

-They eventually manage to calm the

-cow. The photographer does his job.

-Take the photo!

-Take the photo!

-

-Slacken her neck a bit.

-Oi, oi!

-Will their photos be

-good enough to win the task?

-It depends on

-the picture they choose.

-Good grief!

-Do you do this every day?

-The photographer has done his work.

-Now the teams have

-to choose the best picture.

-No!

-No.

-Mm... no.

-Her leg looks much

-dirtier in the picture.

-I like that one.

-Do you?

-Do you?

-

-Yes.

-It's a pity the sun isn't this side.

-A great pity!

-I like 27 and 28.

-27 or 28?

-That one, actually.

-That one, actually.

-

-That one.

-OK, 27.

-Why did you go for picture 27?

-We had trouble choosing.

-Interestingly, you said it was

-a pity the sun wasn't on this side.

-The photographer could have moved.

-We didn't think of that.

-You've chosen this picture

-to present to the judges.

-Do you think it's good enough

-to take you to the final?

-Hopefully.

-I hope so. It shows the back leg.

-But I don't like

-the person by her head!

-Team Gareth is happy with the photo.

-Will Team Carys be able

-to agree on a photo?

-She looks lame there.

-No.

-Her head stretches out too much.

-That's good.

-That's good.

-

-It's alright.

-It's a pity

-there's too much of me in it.

-21 or 23, I think.

-21 or 23, I think.

-

-Go back down one.

-Back to 23?

-Back to 21.

-21.

-21.

-

-21 for me.

-21?

-21?

-

-Yes.

-You've made your decision, it's 21.

-Yes.

-We came back to that one every time.

-What about the other photos?

-There were a few bad ones.

-We think we've chosen the best.

-The pictures have been chosen.

-What does Lucinda

-think of the teams' work?

-First, Team Carys.

-This is the picture they chose.

-What is your professional opinion?

-I'd usually take a photo

-on the other side of the cow.

-So the cow faces the other way.

-So the cow faces the other way.

-

-Yes.

-That's the first point.

-We can't see the back of the udder.

-The hind feet should be moved

-so we see the back of the udder.

-But they used

-the background correctly.

-The field looks nice,

-so we give them credit for that.

-Now, Team Gareth.

-This is the picture they chose.

-The sun is behind the cow,

-unfortunately.

-But she's facing the right way.

-She is.

-They tried to set her feet up.

-We can see the back of the udder.

-It's just a real pity

-they didn't turn her round.

-Sunlight on the body

-makes a lot of difference.

-It can make them superstars.

-It's been a difficult task.

-Which one would you choose?

-Neither of them are perfect.

-No. That's the problem,

-they're 50-50.

-I'll have to go with Team Gareth...

-..just because

-it's facing the right way.

-I can see the udder

-and the frame of the cow...

-..better than I can see the frame

-of the cow in the other picture.

-Lucinda, thank you very much.

-Lucinda, thank you very much.

-

-Oh!

-It's been a headache,

-but thanks for your work.

-It's a pleasure.

-Thanks for having me.

-We've heard Lucinda's opinion.

-But what do our judges think?

-They're busy having a discussion.

-We've reached the second semi-final.

-Two more teams went head to head.

-We started with the Tractor

-Task and Team Carys.

-I was glad to see

-them driving carefully.

-But they didn't finish the word.

-Team Gareth's teamwork was

-slightly better than Team Carys.

-But it was close.

-Then we had the quiz.

-The teams were very close.

-Team Gareth was one point ahead.

-I expected Team Carys

-to get some questions right.

-I never expected Team Gareth

-to answer them correctly.

-It was very close.

-Next came separating sheep.

-How did they fare?

-Both teams were very good

-at getting the sheep in the pen.

-There were a few problems

-with the dosing.

-One team was used to handling sheep

-and the other wasn't.

-Team Carys lost points

-on the dosing.

-We've reached the final task.

-There were great differences

-between the teams.

-Yes, from the start. Team Carys

-was confident when choosing a cow.

-They were comfortable

-in the way they handled the stock.

-Their preparation was excellent.

-The aim of the task

-was to produce the best picture.

-It was important that

-the cow's legs were positioned...

-..to show the udder at its best.

-It's important, because

-milk comes from there.

-One team got it correct.

-The other team didn't.

-That has cost them a great deal.

-So have we decided?

-I'll let Ifan know.

-TEXT ALERT

-The judges have come to a decision.

-Before I reveal that decision...

-..Team Carys, how have

-you enjoyed the experience?

-A great deal. We've made good

-friends on the way and had fun.

-It's been fine.

-Team Gareth from Anglesey,

-how has the experience been for you?

-It's been an amazing experience.

-I've enjoyed every second.

-It was very close between the teams.

-But...

-..I can reveal...

-..that the team going through...

-..to the final round of Fferm

-Ffactor, battle of the farmers...

-..is...

-..Team...

-..Gareth!

-Oh!

-Congratulations!

-Great! Looking forward!

-Great! Looking forward!

-

-Amazing!

-I still can't believe it.

-We're in the final!

-It makes us want

-to take the pickup home even more.

-A bit disappointed, but we did

-our best as a team and family.

-I couldn't ask more

-of Rhys or Aeron, or myself.

-We've done our best.

-Congratulations to both teams.

-But Team Gareth claims

-a place in the final.

-Join us next week...

-..to see who will claim

-the keys of the Isuzu D-Max Yukon.

-Bye.

-Next week, Team Gareth

-goes head to head...

-..with the Former

-Contestants' Team.

-It's the final,

-the climax of the competition.

-They look nervous.

-I'd be hopeless.

-Pass.

-The battle is almost over.

-Hooray!

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