Pennod 2 Fferm Ffactor

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-We're back on the farm

-as the tasks continue.

-Who can take corners on a quad,

-sort out pigs and tackle tractors?

-Welcome to Fferm Ffactor,

-Battle Of The Farmers.

-At Llysfasi Agricultural College

-in the Vale Of Clwyd...

-..six teams of farmers

-from all over Wales...

-..will compete in a series of tasks

-to test their skills to the limit.

-Judges Caryl, Wyn and Richard will

-put the farmers through their paces.

-I'm looking forward to seeing how

-the teams tackle the challenges.

-From engineering to livestock

-tasks and everything in the middle.

-It'll be tough!

-The prize is an unforgettable

-South American farming holiday...

-..courtesy of Teithiau Tango.

-The insurance and spending money

-are provided by the FUW.

-Six teams of farmers have been

-divided into Group A and Group B.

-In the first six programmes,

-the Group A teams...

-..and Group B teams

-all play two games.

-The group winners go through

-to the semi-final...

-..then go on for a chance

-to win the Fferm Ffactor title.

-Today, it's two teams from Group B.

-Our team has good qualities.

-We work well together.

-We'll do our best.

-I hope we'll have fun.

-That's all we ask for.

-Fingers crossed, in it to win it.

-With me in the Fferm Ffactor

-studio are two new teams...

-..Team Harper Cymru

-and Team Gelli Aur.

-A warm welcome to you all.

-Who do we have on Team Harper Cymru?

-I'm Aled.

-I'm Lowri.

-I'm Gwynfor.

-You're at Harper Adams

-Agricultural College.

-What do you study, Aled?

-What do you study, Aled?

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-I study Agriculture.

-Lowri?

-Lowri?

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-Animal Science.

-And Gwynfor?

-And Gwynfor?

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-Agri-business.

-You're all at Harper Adams.

-Do you come from farming families?

-Gwynfor?

-We farm sheep

-and cattle near Aberystwyth.

-Lowri, do you have

-an agricultural background?

-None at all.

-Where did your interest start?

-Where did your interest start?

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-I went to Glynllifon for two years.

-I picked up an interest in farming.

-Are you a farmer's son, Aled?

-I live on a farm

-in Haverfordwest, Pembrokeshire.

-You're wearing wellies.

-Are you ready for work?

-Are you ready for work?

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-I'm ready for anything.

-Wearing wellies here is a first!

-Initiative!

-It's nice to have

-you here. Good luck.

-Thanks.

-Now Team Gelli Aur,

-from Carmarthenshire.

-I'm Jack.

-I'm Jack.

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-I'm Carys.

-I'm Aled.

-I'll start with Aled. What

-is your agricultural background?

-I live on a sheep

-and cattle farm near Llangadog.

-You won an award last year.

-It was a bit of a shock.

-It was a bit of a shock.

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-What did you win?

-The Junior Member Of The Year

-in Wales and the NFYFC.

-For Britain!

-Congratulations, it's a big honour.

-Thanks.

-Carys, what is your background?

-Carys, what is your background?

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-We have a beef and sheep farm.

-Do you prefer sheep or cattle?

-Do you prefer sheep or cattle?

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-I like both, but maybe sheep more.

-What is your favourite breed?

-What is your favourite breed?

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-The Speckled.

-I have a few at home.

-If you want to buy one,

-give me a shout.

-We'll do a deal now!

-Jack, what is your background?

-I work on my two uncles' farms.

-We have dairy and beef cattle,

-and sheep, between both farms.

-You're an all-rounder.

-You're an all-rounder.

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-A bit.

-A warm welcome

-and good luck, Gelli Aur.

-I'm looking forward to the tasks.

-We go straight to the first task,

-the mechanical task.

-Caryl tells us more.

-The mechanical task

-is driving this quad.

-The course has been planned

-to test our farmers' driving skills.

-There are a number

-of obstacles on the course...

-..from a muddy pool

-to tyres and wood logs.

-It's challenging.

-The farmer who finishes

-fastest wins the task.

-But Richard and I will keep

-a close eye on the farmers...

-..to make sure they drive carefully.

-We'll penalize them if they leave

-the track or hit a bale or tyre.

-That's the mechanical task,

-the quad.

-Harper Cymru,

-who is going to tackle the quad?

-Me.

-Why Aled, Lowri?

-Why Aled, Lowri?

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-He's wearing wellies.

-You could have washed them!

-Good luck.

-Good luck.

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-Thanks.

-Team Gelli Aur, who is on the quad?

-Team Gelli Aur, who is on the quad?

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-Me.

-Why Carys, Jack?

-She was up for it.

-She was up for it.

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-So you wanted to do it.

-Can she do the job, Aled?

-She'll do a good job.

-They say women are better drivers.

-They say women are better drivers.

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-We'll see.

-Good luck.

-Carys and Aled are raring

-to go, so let's start.

-First to compete

-is Carys from Team Gelli Aur.

-Aled and Jack watch in the shed.

-Carys, three, two, one.

-Go!

-Go for it!

-The first obstacles

-are slalom poles.

-You can drive through

-without stopping, but it's tight.

-It's tight.

-Carys has to reverse.

-Come on, Carys!

-She's losing time.

-Now, the muddy pools.

-Plenty of horsepower

-is needed for this obstacle.

-No problem for Carys. Well done.

-She's going well, fair play.

-Come on!

-No problem, she's flying.

-It's getting tighter.

-Now Carys has to reverse

-without touching any bales.

-If she touches a bale,

-she gets a ten second penalty.

-But she does it very well.

-She didn't touch a bale

-and has no time penalties.

-She only needs to race

-for the finish line.

-Go, go!

-Come on, Carys, whoo!

-Good job.

-Well, well!

-You flew through the course.

-I don't know! I tried, anyway.

-You had to go back and forth

-at the poles. It is tight there.

-It is.

-The reversing was incredible.

-I do a lot of that at home.

-Happy?

-I am.

-Well done. Great.

-Well done. Great.

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-Thanks.

-Team Gelli Aur's Carys

-has completed the course.

-She was marvellous.

-She was careful throughout.

-She's clearly familiar

-with the bike.

-She didn't get too hasty.

-Extremely good.

-Her time was very good,

-1 minute, 40 seconds. Excellent.

-It will be very hard to beat.

-It's Aled from

-Harper Cymru's turn now.

-Fingers crossed.

-Fingers crossed.

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-Come on.

-Three, two, one, go!

-Go, go!

-Aled gets off to a flying start.

-Can he do the poles in one go?

-Not quite, but almost.

-He's on fire.

-His time is very good,

-better than Carys at this stage.

-Careful in this part.

-He did that well.

-He went over carefully

-and quickly. Well done.

-Now, the reversing.

-He has to reverse out.

-Carys had no time penalties.

-Can Aled match that?

-Slowly!

-He's going too quickly.

-He's losing time.

-Oh, no! Ten extra seconds

-for hitting a bale.

-He had to do another correction.

-Ten more penalty seconds.

-He has to make up the time now.

-Yes!

-Ideal. That was good.

-Yes.

-Aled, you certainly went for it!

-I hit a few bales.

-I don't know if it was fast enough.

-Your time was very good.

-Your time was very good.

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-I hope so.

-You went through the slalom well.

-I reversed once.

-It was OK. I don't know

-if it was fast enough. We'll see.

-You did your best.

-Yes. I tried to do it

-as quickly as possible.

-Well done.

-Well done.

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-Thanks.

-We saw two very different

-styles of quad driving.

-Carys was slow but careful.

-Aled went for it, full pelt.

-When Carys started,

-I thought, "Open it out!"

-But by the end, she was right.

-Well done, Carys.

-She proved me wrong!

-The task is over.

-Carys completed it

-in 1 minute, 40 seconds.

-Aled was slower,

-in 2 minutes, 6 seconds...

-..including the 20 second time

-penalty for hitting the bales.

-So Gelli Aur wins five points.

-Gelli Aur is ahead now.

-Join us after the break...

-..to see if Gwynfor wins points

-in the tractors task...

-..on Fferm Ffactor,

-Battle Of The Farmers.

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-Welcome back to Fferm Ffactor,

-Battle Of The Farmers.

-Next, there's a stock task.

-Harper Cymru and Gelli Aur,

-it's not the stock task you think.

-These have four wheels,

-not four legs.

-Caryl tells us more.

-A tractor is essential on the farm.

-But how well do our farmers

-know their tractors?

-And how good

-are their driving skills?

-In this individual challenge, they

-must price second-hand tractors.

-The best farmer at pricing wins

-ten extra seconds for the next part.

-The second part is reversing

-a trailer on a simple course.

-The fastest farmer wins the task

-and five points for the team.

-That's the stock task.

-I said this was slightly different,

-with tractors as stock!

-How good are you

-with pricing and machines, Aled?

-I'm fairly good at pricing tractors.

-We've had various tractors at home.

-What about you, Lowri?

-What about you, Lowri?

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-I don't have much experience.

-We'll see.

-Gwynfor?

-A bit of experience.

-Who is going to tackle this task?

-Gwyn?

-Gwyn?

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-It looks as if it's me!

-Everyone looked at you!

-I'll give it a shot.

-Good luck.

-Good luck.

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-Thanks.

-Gelli Aur, how much do you know

-about tractors and machinery?

-We all drive tractors at home.

-We know a little, between us.

-Who will tackle this challenge?

-Who will tackle this challenge?

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-I'll give it a shot.

-Good luck.

-Let's get going with the tractors.

-First to price the tractors

-is Gwynfor from Team Harper Cymru.

-Lowri and Aled watch in the shed.

-But Gwynfor can't hear them.

-Welcome to the forecourt!

-There are seven tractors here.

-Your task is to price them.

-We'll start with this one.

-Go round it for a look, if you like.

-I have a bit of information for you.

-This has done 6,075 hours

-and is ten years old.

-How much would you say?

-Sixteen, or fifteen.

-Do you have more information?

-Do you have more information?

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-What do you want to know?

-Whatever you have. The price, maybe?

-Around 34, 36.

-No way!

-I'll go for 35.

-It's a lot too high.

-Right, 35,000.

-This tractor was worth 20,000.

-Oops.

-The next one is

-a John Deere again, 6430.

-I'd say 24.

-Forties, fifties.

-About 48.

-It's half that. I'd say 24.

-Hm. I think the team chose

-the wrong person for this task.

-Things go from bad to worse.

-This is a whopper of a tractor.

-Maybe 44,000 or 44,500.

-Sixty two and a half.

-Sixty two and a half.

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-Right.

-Oh!

-We move on to a red tractor,

-the Massey Ferguson.

-Twenty-ish.

-Thirty two and a half.

-We move on

-to a blue tractor this time.

-It's 140 horsepower.

-What do you think

-is the New Holland's price?

-Let's say 52.

-Oh!

-What about this Massey Ferguson 240?

-It's very different from the others.

-It's probably been round the clock.

-It doesn't have air-con.

-The air-con is no back window.

-How much is it worth?

-I'll go for 5,500.

-Right.

-5,500.

-Now, the last and smallest

-tractor, the Massey Ferguson 230.

-It was born the same

-year as me, 1985.

-A vintage year.

-What do you think?

-4,600.

-That's the end of the pricing.

-What did you think of the task?

-Difficult.

-How do you think it went?

-Were you close?

-I'm not sure.

-Did you under or overprice them?

-Maybe too low. I'm not sure.

-A bit low?!

-Unfortunately, Gwynfor priced

-the modern tractors far too high.

-But he was close

-with the two old Masseys.

-You've done your best.

-You've done your best.

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-Yes.

-The reversing is yet to come.

-You might enjoy it more.

-Well done. Thanks.

-Don't lose heart.

-Gwynfor has just completed

-the tractor pricing task.

-It's a difficult task.

-It is.

-You must get the first one right.

-That's where Gwynfor went wrong.

-He priced it too high.

-He went back

-to the first price in his mind.

-So each one was five

-or seven thousand too high.

-But he was close

-with the two old Masseys at the end.

-He was more comfortable

-with them than with the others.

-Jack from Team Gelli Aur

-is next to price the tractors.

-He's closer to the right

-prices than Gwynfor.

-What do you think?

-35, 40.

-I'll put 35,500.

-He was only 500 out.

-I can see the cogs turning!

-What do you think?

-28,750.

-It's 750 this time!

-It's 750 this time!

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-Yes.

-We change colour and size now.

-What is its scrap value?

-What do you think?

-I'll say 3,200.

-A tidy tractor.

-That was 2,400, this one is 2,300.

-How much is it?

-2,350.

-He was good.

-Yes.

-Yes, he was.

-He was very good

-with the modern tractors...

-..but a bit out on the old Masseys.

-Looking at Gwynfor

-and Jack's estimates...

-..it's clear that Jack

-wins the ten extra seconds...

-..to take on to the next part.

-Jack was closer

-with five of the tractors...

-..and Gwynfor with the two old ones.

-Jack wins.

-Jack is first

-to reverse the trailer.

-He starts with

-a ten second advantage.

-We're off.

-He's turning.

-He's turning.

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-Careful!

-It's a tight course. There's a ten

-second penalty for hitting a fence.

-A small mistake

-could remove Jack's advantage.

-That was really close.

-Jack goes back to the start

-and tries the corner again.

-Slow down.

-Slow down.

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-He's going a bit too fast.

-Yes, slow down.

-This angle looks much better.

-He's fine now.

-He's fine now.

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-Pull it round.

-Good boy.

-The angle is perfect now.

-He reverses without any trouble.

-Very good.

-Very good.

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-Special.

-Jack finishes the task

-in 1 minute, 55 seconds.

-Well done, Jack.

-How did it go?

-Alright, but a bit awkward at first.

-After that, it was alright.

-Was it tight?

-Yes.

-Happy?

-Happy?

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-Yes, fairly happy.

-Well done. Good work.

-Join your team.

-Thanks.

-Gwynfor is next

-to try and reverse the trailer.

-Jack had a ten second advantage,

-but Gwynfor could go faster...

-..and win the task.

-He's concentrating hard.

-No, it's not coming.

-Gwynfor almost did it

-round the first bend.

-But like Jack, he decides to go

-back to the start to straighten up.

-Is he going back to the start?

-He's turned too much.

-BLEEP

-Gwynfor hasn't had the best start.

-Unfortunately,

-things go from bad to worse.

-Oh!

-Oh!

-BLEEP

-A few minutes later...

-Oh!

-At last, Gwynfor

-completes the course.

-Well, almost.

-Well, almost.

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-Damn.

-Mm.

-That was a bit disappointing.

-Come here!

-Hopeless!

-Come here for a cwtch. Big hugs!

-Come on.

-It was tight.

-It's a tight course.

-It is.

-Is it fair to say

-you didn't enjoy the task?

-Aled would have done a better job.

-You've done your best.

-Don't lose heart.

-Don't lose heart.

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-I won't.

-I am disappointed.

-The task is over. Jack and Gwynfor

-gave very different performances.

-Gwynfor managed

-the first bend eventually.

-The tractor seemed too big for him.

-It was difficult, but Jack made it

-look easy. I take my hat off to him.

-Jack wins five points for

-Gelli Aur in the tractors task.

-They have a score of ten.

-Harper Cymru has to shape up.

-It went alright.

-Brilliant job.

-I was pleased too.

-Great.

-You didn't hit a fence

-or get any penalties.

-That's the score we got,

-and no penalties.

-I made sure I didn't hit anything.

-Fair play.

-Thanks.

-On to the next task.

-On to the next task.

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-We'll enjoy it.

-Join us later to see how

-the teams cope with a pig task...

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-Battle Of The Farmers.

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-Welcome back.

-We have a building task next.

-It was a wheelbarrow last week.

-What are they building this time?

-Here's Caryl to explain.

-This week's building task

-is a pig shed.

-The second part is leading the pig

-from the trailer to its shed.

-The fastest team wins five points.

-Richard and I will award

-five points for the best teamwork.

-That's the building task.

-I can see the panic on your faces!

-How are your building skills?

-Not bad.

-But I've never handled pigs.

-Doesn't anybody keep pigs?!

-Any experience of handling pigs?

-Only from the fridge

-to the frying pan!

-Don't look so worried, Aled!

-What are you worried about?

-I've never handled pigs.

-I have.

-What have you done?

-In Glynllifon, I moved pigs from

-the field to the farrowing houses.

-You're quite experienced.

-Yes.

-Gwynfor?

-Gwynfor?

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-No idea.

-Good luck,

-Harper Cymru and Gelli Aur.

-Let's proceed to the building task.

-They have 90 minutes to do the task.

-They start with the design.

-I hope they don't make

-a pig's ear of it!

-Turn it that way.

-Two pallets there,

-then the galvanized sheet.

-Or turn it around...

-..and have one pallet here,

-two there.

-There's not so much room on the top.

-We'll build this structure,

-then see.

-We'll do the structure first.

-They didn't exactly agree!

-It's quieter in Gelli Aur.

-They have a plan

-and seem to know what they're doing.

-Is that big enough for the pig?

-Yes.

-And then the galvanized sheet.

-Over the top.

-Yes.

-Harper

-had a very detailed discussion.

-It's the nature of the team.

-They like to take their time.

-They'll make sure it's secure.

-Perhaps they'll see the light.

-Aled is keen to use a drill.

-Lowri thinks differently.

-String would be easier, Aled.

-I've learnt how to make fences.

-Cutting corners already, Lowri?

-Cutting corners already, Lowri?

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-That's sturdy.

-The drill can go back in the box.

-The drill can go back in the box.

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-Happy?

-It's fine.

-They are quietly getting on with it.

-They know what needs to be done.

-It'll pay dividends

-for getting the job done.

-They know their

-strengths and weaknesses.

-Gelli Aur impressed the judges.

-Gwynfor is more critical.

-Gwynfor is more critical.

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-Theirs looks so basic.

-He's after your job, judges.

-Gwynfor isn't the only one

-who wants to switch jobs.

-I'll stick to presenting.

-I'm too late! Steve,

-our cameraman, has taken over.

-Are you happy?

-Are you happy?

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-Yes.

-It's sturdy.

-It's sturdy.

-

-It seems OK.

-Thank you!

-Harper Cymru, what's going on?

-Aled is putting hinges on.

-Aled is putting hinges on.

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-Trying!

-You've made great progress

-in the last few minutes.

-My work with the string

-was brilliant!

-This is impressive!

-It's coming slowly.

-It's coming slowly.

-

-You're putting on the roof.

-Then what do you have to do?

-HAMMER DROWNS THEIR VOICES

-Don't make so much noise!

-You have 45 minutes left.

-Is that all?

-Is that all?

-

-Yes.

-Aled has a unique technique

-of getting screws in the wood.

-Are you fed up of it?

-Are you fed up of it?

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-Yes.

-That was scary!

-Put the big one on the front.

-We'll put the door here.

-They work well together.

-Aled is the carpenter, but the

-others step in when they have to.

-It's good teamwork.

-Careful with the sledge, Aled.

-Jack looks a bit nervous!

-Richard inspects

-Harper Cymru's structure.

-Didn't they have smaller screws?!

-DRILLING

-We just need to cut them out.

-Aled, just cut these out?

-Aled, she's talking to you!

-Aled, she's talking to you!

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-Is it, Aled?

-Is it, Aled?

-Is it, Aled?

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-Is it level?

-He isn't listening.

-Do what you want.

-They're wearing coats!

-Are they going home already?!

-It's sticking up a bit.

-It's sticking up a bit.

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-That's no problem.

-Are you sure, Lowri? The judges

-will mark neatness, remember.

-Gelli Aur has a problem, too.

-BLEEP

-BLEEP

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-It won't latch on.

-Not either way?

-Not either way?

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-No.

-Harper Cymru and Gelli Aur,

-you have five minutes.

-Shall I go round closing it?

-It's slipping because of this.

-It's slipping because of this.

-

-It's OK.

-Yes, perfect.

-Gelli Aur's door is no better.

-BLEEP

-So long as it closes.

-It's really cosy here!

-Is it nice in there?

-Be careful in there, Lowri!

-Be careful in there, Lowri!

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-Watch it!

-They're almost out of time.

-Aled has one last idea.

-We can turn this into

-a water dispenser.

-Are you happy in there?

-Are you happy in there?

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-Oink!

-Harper Cymru and Gelli Aur,

-your time is up! Take a step back.

-Harper Cymru, hey, look at this!

-You've finished the shed.

-Are you pleased?

-Yes.

-Is that rain or sweat?

-Is that rain or sweat?

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-Rain!

-On a serious note, you worked hard.

-It was hard to finish in 90 minutes.

-Congratulations, excellent work.

-Good luck with the pig.

-How did Gelli Aur get on?

-The time was tight.

-Yes, but it was OK.

-Yes, but it was OK.

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-You completed the task. Happy, Jack?

-Yes, not bad.

-It's sturdy.

-Excellent work.

-Did you enjoy the task?

-Yes, very good.

-There's another part to come.

-The pig is in the trailer.

-Do you have the energy?

-Do you have the energy?

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-Yes.

-Well done so far. Excellent work.

-Good luck with the pig.

-But what will the judges think?

-Who will win five points

-for teamwork and best design?

-This is the Harper Cymru shed.

-It's OK, isn't it?

-It'll hold a pig. It's sturdy.

-They could have paid

-more attention to the screws.

-The latch works.

-It does work.

-I think so.

-I'm sure it'll close.

-It's that sort of structure.

-It'll do, just about.

-They used string.

-Screws would have been better.

-But it's cosy and dry in the back.

-This is Gelli Aur's shed.

-This is neat work. It's dry in here.

-The sloping roof enables rainwater

-drainage. This is solid.

-They've given it a lot of thought.

-A neat job.

-This structure impressed me.

-You can see how hard they worked.

-The teamwork was excellent.

-It's obvious to us...

-..that Gelli Aur gets five points

-for the structure and teamwork.

-The pig will be happier here.

-If it goes in.

-Harper Cymru and Gelli Aur,

-are you ready?

-In three, two, one,

-release the pigs!

-Tap it, tap it.

-Tap it, tap it.

-Come on, Al.

-Harper Cymru wins

-by the narrowest of margins.

-Wow! That was worth seeing.

-I thought you'd lost the pig.

-It wasn't a long way.

-Lowri kept saying, "Tap it, tap it!"

-The pig is happy in there.

-A little water and it's fine

-for the night. Well done.

-Oh, Gelli Aur.

-That was close.

-Really close.

-I thought you'd do it.

-The pig almost got away.

-The pig is in.

-There were only seconds in it.

-Don't look sad, Aled.

-Excellent work.

-Well done.

-Gelli Aur wins five points

-for teamwork and design.

-Harper Cymru finally wins five

-points for getting the pig in first.

-After the break...

-..can Harper Cymru catch

-Gelli Aur on the rodeo bull?

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-Welcome back to Fferm Ffactor,

-Battle Of The Farmers.

-It's time for the rodeo bull.

-Ready for a ee-har?

-Ee-har!

-The rodeo bull is back.

-One team member

-will ride the bull...

-..while the other two

-answer questions.

-A wrong answer speeds up the bull.

-The quiz is over

-when the rider falls. Hold on!

-The rodeo bull is ready.

-Who is doing what, Jack?

-I don't know.

-I don't mind.

-Rock, paper, scissors.

-What do you want to do, Carys?

-What do you want to do, Carys?

-

-I'd rather not answer questions.

-It's slow.

-It's slow.

-

-I'll go on the bull.

-Are you sure?

-Are you sure?

-

-Yes.

-Good luck. Harper Cymru.

-Ready for the bull?

-Yes.

-Who is answering the questions?

-Who is answering the questions?

-

-These two.

-The girls are going on the bull.

-Good luck, Lowri. Aled and Gwynfor,

-do you have the knowledge?

-We're doing a degree, so I hope so!

-You're heaping pressure

-on yourselves! Good luck.

-Hold on tight, Carys!

-Let's go on to the bull.

-Lowri, please get on the bull.

-Good luck, Lowri.

-Are you ready?

-Sure?

-Ifan, start the bull.

-OK, boss. Hold on tight!

-Here we go. From which country

-do Ayrshire cattle come from?

-Scotland.

-Scotland.

-

-Correct.

-What is deer meat called?

-Venison.

-Venison.

-

-Correct.

-What fungi destroys wheat

-if left untreated?

-Is septoria a fungi?

-Or a disease?

-Any idea?

-Any idea?

-

-Septoria?

-Correct.

-To the nearest ten million,

-how many sheep are there in the UK?

-Twenty million.

-No! There are thirty million.

-Ifan, turn the bull up.

-Ifan, turn the bull up.

-

-The first incorrect answer.

-They're doing well.

-Things will speed up now.

-On average,

-what is a sheep's gestation period?

-Five months.

-Correct.

-Give me an example

-of a zoonotic disease.

-It can spread between

-humans and animals.

-TB?

-TB?

-

-Correct.

-To the nearest 100, how many

-eggs does a hen lay every year?

-It's just less than one a day.

-It's just less than one a day.

-

-300.

-Correct.

-Which country has the biggest farms,

-England, Wales or Scotland?

-Scotland.

-Well done! What is

-the percentage of fat in whole milk?

-Four percent?

-I'm not sure.

-I'm not sure.

-

-Four percent.

-Correct, well done!

-Breeds of what are

-Saxony, Appleyard and Muscovy?

-Goat?

-Goat?

-

-I don't know.

-Goat.

-Incorrect. They're ducks.

-Ifan, speed things up.

-You know what that means, Lowri!

-To the nearest 10%, how much

-British land is used in agriculture?

-Oh... seventy.

-Seventy percent.

-Seventy percent.

-

-Correct. Someone did his homework!

-When did milk quotas disappear?

-You say.

-1984.

-No, 2015.

-Ifan, turn it up again.

-Sorry, Lowri!

-What does BWMB stand for?

-British Wool Marketing Board.

-British Wool Marketing Board.

-

-Correct.

-What country has the most cattle?

-India.

-For dairy cattle.

-Maybe the USA.

-USA.

-USA.

-

-No, India. Turn the bull up.

-It's hard now, Lowri!

-In milk records,

-what does PLI stand for?

-Oh!

-Harper Cymru

-scores an excellent ten points.

-Can Gelli Aur match it?

-Good luck, Carys.

-She's ready.

-Are you ready?

-We'll see.

-Ifan, start the bull please.

-Hold on tight!

-Where do Ayrshire cattle come from?

-Scotland.

-Correct.

-What is deer meat called?

-Venison.

-Venison.

-

-Correct.

-What fungi destroys wheat

-if left untreated?

-Black rust?

-No, septoria.

-Ifan, turn up the bull.

-It'll go faster.

-To the nearest ten million,

-how many sheep are there in the UK?

-Thirty.

-Correct.

-On average,

-what is a sheep's gestation period?

-Five months.

-Five months.

-

-Correct.

-Give me an example

-of a zoonotic disease.

-Orf.

-Orf.

-

-Correct.

-To the nearest 100, how many

-eggs does a hen lay every year?

-Three hundred.

-Three hundred.

-

-Correct.

-Which country has the biggest farms,

-England, Wales or Scotland?

-England.

-England.

-

-Scotland.

-I have to take the first answer.

-Turn up the bull.

-I'm sorry, Carys.

-What is the percentage

-of fat in whole milk?

-Four.

-Four.

-

-Correct.

-Breeds of what are

-Saxony, Appleyard and Muscovy?

-Ducks.

-Correct.

-To the nearest 10%, how much

-British land is used in agriculture?

-Sixty or seventy?

-Seventy.

-Correct. When did

-milk quotas disappear?

-Ninety five.

-Ninety five.

-

-Incorrect, 2015.

-Turn the bull up.

-Carys looks worried!

-What does BWMB stand for?

-British Wool Marketing Board.

-British Wool Marketing Board.

-

-Correct.

-Which country has most cattle?

-Brazil.

-Brazil.

-

-Incorrect. India.

-Turn the bull up.

-Turn the bull up.

-

-You're not helping Carys!

-In milk records,

-what does PLI stand or?

-Profitable Lifetime Index.

-Well done!

-What do Belted Galloway, Cheviot

-and Shetland Pony have in common?

-Native.

-Native.

-

-Native to?

-Scotland.

-Scotland.

-

-Correct.

-What does NADIS stand for?

-National Association

-Of Diseases In Sheep.

-No, National Animal

-Disease Information Service.

-Ifan, turn the bull up.

-Oh, poor Carys!

-Which UK country...

-She has fallen!

-She has fallen!

-

-Carys is down.

-Gelli Aur scored twelve points.

-They know their stuff.

-The tasks are over.

-The two teams gave their all.

-Lowri worked so hard

-she got her jeans dirty!

-Harper Cymru,

-did you enjoy the tasks?

-Yes.

-Which was your favourite?

-Which was your favourite?

-

-I liked the quad task.

-The pig.

-And the rodeo.

-You won ten points in the rodeo.

-Gelli Aur scored twelve

-in the rodeo.

-Anther superb performance.

-You're in good colleges, obviously!

-I'm sure you want to know

-what the points are.

-Yes.

-Harper Cymru collected 15 points.

-Well done. A good start, Lowri.

-Yes.

-Congratulations.

-Gelli Aur collected 27 points.

-That's a great start. Are you happy?

-Yes.

-Both teams had a good start.

-Join us again as things hot up...

-..on Fferm Ffactor,

-Battle Of The Farmers.

-Goodnight.

-Next time, it's two Group A teams.

-Glynllifon return to face

-Bois Y Seilej from Carmarthenshire.

-What?!

-What?!

-

-You've ****** up again.

-Yes.

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