Pennod 3 Fferm Ffactor

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-What do plastic ducks

-and this digger have in common?

-Fferm Ffactor, of course!

-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.

-Six teams 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

-will meet in the semi-finals...

-..then go on for a chance

-to win the Fferm Ffactor title.

-The new prize is an unforgettable

-farming holiday to South America.

-They'll meet local cowboys and visit

-some of the world's largest farms...

-..courtesy of Teithiau Tango.

-Judges Caryl, Wyn and Richard will

-put the farmers through their paces.

-Team Glynllifon is back.

-They scored 14 points last time.

-Gwion displayed

-excellent driving skills.

-Cain was amazing

-in the sheep breed recognition task.

-We're a good team.

-We'll see what's ahead.

-We want to go all the way.

-Glynllifon are against

-a new team this week.

-It's Bois Y Seilej

-from Carmarthenshire.

-We get on well.

-They say I'm the boss,

-but I don't like to show it.

-I don't want to deal

-with zoo animals.

-Welcome to Fferm Ffactor,

-Battle Of The Farmers.

-Welcome back to Team Glynllifon.

-Good luck Mared, Gwion and Cain.

-Welcome for the first time

-to Bois Y Seilej. How are you?

-Fine.

-Who are you?

-I'm Jordan, from Bronwydd.

-I work on a local farm.

-Who are the other two?

-Who are the other two?

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-Daniel Morgans from Maesybont.

-I'm his younger brother, Dafydd.

-Brought up on a farm?

-Brought up on a farm?

-

-Yes.

-I work for a contractor.

-Engineering tasks

-would suit contractors.

-What about

-the building and knowledge tasks?

-How will you get on, Jordan?

-You're the brains of the outfit.

-We'll see!

-If Jordan is brains,

-you're the brawn!

-Yes.

-Good luck and welcome

-to Fferm Ffactor.

-Glynllifon collected

-14 points last time.

-The building task didn't go well.

-The building task didn't go well.

-

-The wheelbarrow was OK.

-But the obstacles caused problems.

-It was the course's fault.

-It was the course's fault.

-

-Yes.

-You hope to do better this time.

-You hope to do better this time.

-

-Yes.

-Good luck to both teams.

-I'm sure you want to hear

-what the first task is.

-We start with an engineering task.

-Here's Caryl to tell us more.

-Today, the contestants

-must master the digger.

-They won't be digging earth,

-but catching ducks.

-There's a point for each duck.

-There are three points for the

-black duck. It has a smaller ring.

-It's the digger task.

-What do you make of the task?

-Have you driven one of these, Cain?

-No. I'm out!

-You're out.

-What about Mared?

-Gwion would be better.

-You're doing

-the engineering task again.

-Good luck.

-Bois Y Seilej.

-This is your first task.

-Who will it be?

-We discussed it,

-and decided on Dafydd.

-Why Dafydd?

-It'll give him something to do!

-Good luck, Dafydd.

-Good luck, Gwion.

-Let's begin the engineering task.

-Gwion from Glynllifon is first.

-Cain and Mared look on in the shed.

-He has five minutes

-to collect as many ducks as he can.

-Caryl and Wyn are looking on.

-Caryl and Wyn are looking on.

-

-They're turning over in the wind.

-Almost!

-It's harder than it looks.

-He should get it in the corner.

-He should get it in the corner.

-

-It's **** hard.

-That's it!

-That's it!

-

-Oh, no!

-Oh!

-Don't get mad. It's only a duck.

-Don't get mad. It's only a duck.

-

-Listen to Cain, Gwion!

-You're meant to hook the ducks,

-not flick them.

-Steady does it.

-Pick them up slowly.

-Gwion finally gets one.

-Slowly does it.

-Slowly does it.

-

-Can he get the duck in the shed?

-No problem!

-Hallelujah.

-Hallelujah.

-

-He goes back for another one.

-He's going for the black.

-Almost.

-That was close.

-This isn't easy.

-No, it isn't.

-It's not meant to be easy.

-Come on!

-Slowly does it.

-Well done, Gwion. Don't drop it!

-It's worth three points.

-And it's in for three points.

-There isn't much time left.

-Get the ducks, not the water!

-What on earth are you doing?!

-He has hooked another.

-Go on.

-The clock is ticking.

-Can he make it four?

-Hurry, Gwion! Hurry!

-Gwion, you're time is up.

-Switch the engine off.

-What's this?

-It escaped.

-Were you too wild?

-I don't know.

-I thought it would be easier.

-Did you enjoy the task?

-Did you enjoy the task?

-

-It was frustrating.

-I thought they were

-nearer or further away.

-You hooked more than once,

-but they bounced off.

-I was too rough.

-I was too rough.

-

-We'll put this back in the water.

-Well done.

-Gwion did quite well.

-There's a technique with the hook.

-He did alright

-once he had the hang of it.

-Gwion won five points.

-And fully deserves it.

-He was patient and worked hard.

-Right!

-How will Bois Y Seilej get on?

-Dafydd is in the cab.

-Jordan and Daniel look on.

-Jordan and Daniel look on.

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-The black first.

-Be quiet.

-Be quiet.

-

-Tactics from the start!

-Oh!

-Steady.

-He's going for the black.

-He's going for the black.

-

-Yes.

-He missed again.

-Come on, Dafydd.

-You need to get at least one.

-Go for another one if you want.

-That was jumpy.

-That was jumpy.

-

-Fewer revs.

-With fewer revs...

-..he'd have better

-control of the bucket.

-Maybe not.

-One duck had a bath.

-He's back on the black.

-He turns up the revs.

-He needs to keep cool.

-If he loses his temper, it's over.

-This is hard.

-I've got it.

-Well done, Dafydd.

-He hooked the hard one first.

-Yes!

-Yes!

-

-Job done!

-That's a big 10-4 big buddy.

-I've got it.

-I've got it.

-

-Don't get too cocky.

-DAFYDD YELLS

-They're all upside-down.

-They're all upside-down.

-

-You did that.

-Well done. Another one in the shed.

-Now!

-They're all on their sides.

-It'll be hard to pick them up now!

-They're all on their sides!

-Your time is up.

-Your time is up.

-

-What?!

-You've **** up again.

-Yes.

-Come here, Dafs.

-You're smiling. Did you enjoy it?

-Yes.

-Is that it?

-There's not a lot to say!

-They were all upside-down.

-I had the black one.

-Was it a good task?

-Yes. But it's harder than it looks.

-Well done. You tried your best.

-Well done. You tried your best.

-

-Could be worse.

-Dafydd has finished the task.

-He was lucky to hook the black duck.

-All the ducks are upside-down.

-Unfortunately, he didn't have the

-skill to turn them the right way up.

-He lost a lot of time.

-Team Glynllifon wins the task.

-They had more ducks, so more points.

-They deserve it.

-Glynllifon wins the task.

-Bois Y Seilej are yet to score.

-They need to shape up.

-After the break,

-it's the livestock pricing task...

-..on Fferm Ffactor,

-Battle Of The Farmers.

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-Subtitles

-Subtitles

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-Subtitles

-Welcome back to Fferm Ffactor.

-It's two Group A teams this week,

-Glynllifon and Bois Y Seilej.

-Do you want to know

-what the next task is?

-It's a livestock task.

-Caryl will explain all.

-Buying and selling livestock is an

-important part of a farmer's work.

-The teams must estimate

-the price of cattle.

-An expert estimated

-their market value.

-The team closest to

-the expert's prices wins the task.

-They've had information about

-the animals to help them decide.

-Farmers should know the market.

-I expect the contestants to be

-quite close. Good luck, go for it.

-It's the livestock task.

-What do you think, Mared?

-It could be hard.

-I'm not 100% when it comes

-to pricing livestock.

-How well do you know

-the market prices, Gwion?

-I'm not bad.

-Do you think you'll do well?

-Yes.

-Good luck. It's the livestock task.

-How often do you go to the market?

-Not often.

-It'll be alright.

-Jordan is the team herdsman.

-He's in the mart

-whenever I phone him.

-Do you go often, Jordan?

-I enjoy going to the mart.

-I enjoy going to the mart.

-

-What do you enjoy about it?

-Socializing,

-and seeing the market prices.

-How will you work as a team?

-We'll pool together...

-..and agree with Jordan.

-Good luck, Jordan and the team.

-Thanks.

-It's the livestock task next.

-They have ten minutes

-to look at the livestock.

-The judges provided

-details of breed and age.

-There are four different breeds

-to price.

-The first is a Limousin cross

-with a five month calf.

-She's carrying another calf.

-What did you say?

-What did you say?

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-Four and a half.

-On its own?

-On its own?

-

-With calf. Four and a half, five.

-It would be more in a pedigree sale.

-Is it pedigree?

-Is it pedigree?

-

-Presumably.

-Read your notes!

-It isn't a pedigree.

-It's not the best start.

-What do Glynllifon think?

-How much? 800, 1,500?

-I'd say more. Closer to two.

-Well done, Glynllifon.

-They realized it isn't

-a pedigree and is worth less.

-The other animals to price

-are a British Blue Heifer cross...

-..a dairy cow

-and a big Aberdeen Angus bull.

-Bois Y Seilej are perplexed, even

-with the notes in front of them.

-Five months old.

-It's obviously a thousand.

-It's obviously a thousand.

-

-I'd say about a thousand.

-They were quiet.

-They were quiet.

-

-I expected greater confidence.

-Jordan regularly

-goes to the market.

-They're worried of saying

-the wrong thing...

-..in front of us.

-Glynllifon are chattier.

-Fortnight-old calves

-are worth 200 to 300.

-How much is this worth?

-How much is this worth?

-

-Eight and a half?

-I don't know.

-I don't know.

-

-I'm not 100%.

-Over 2,000?

-It's a good bull.

-It's in good working order.

-We have to think about this.

-This team talked more.

-This team talked more.

-

-They're more confident.

-A thousand, perhaps?

-950?

-Gwion took a step back,

-and involved the girls in the task.

-That was good to see.

-The teams have studied the cattle.

-It's time to hear the estimates.

-Which team will be the closest?

-We'll see now.

-The teams have had time to think.

-It's time to bring on

-the first animal.

-It's the dairy cow.

-I can also reveal...

-..that it's

-a Holstein-Friesian cross.

-The six-year-old

-had a calf six weeks ago.

-She produces 49 litres a day

-at the moment.

-I would like to hear your estimates.

-Have you written it down,

-Jordan and Mared?

-Jordan first. What is your estimate?

-950.

-Mared?

-1,050.

-I can reveal that

-the official estimate...

-..is 1,250.

-Team Glynllifon is closest.

-You need to improve, boys.

-Next are a Limousin cow and calf.

-The cow is five years old,

-the male calf is eight months old.

-She is due to have another calf...

-..in January 2017.

-Ready, Bois Y Seilej?

-Ready, Glynllifon?

-Happy?

-Happy?

-

-Yes.

-Glynllifon, can I see your estimate?

-3,480.

-Bois Y Seilej.

-6,500.

-6,500.

-All I can say is, I'm glad

-you don't buy my livestock.

-I'd be a disappointed farmer!

-The expert estimate...

-..was 3,200.

-Well done, Glynllifon.

-Bois Y Seilej, 6,500?!

-We thought they were pedigree.

-You've plenty of time to catch up.

-Let's have the next animal.

-This is a bloke and a half!

-Look at him!

-He's an Aberdeen Angus bull.

-Listen closely, Bois Y Seilej.

-It's a...

-MOOS

-MOOS

-

-Hello.

-Sh!

-He likes me.

-He told me

-he's a five-year-old pedigree.

-He's good on his feet.

-Bois Y Seilej are first this time.

-What is your estimate?

-4,000.

-Glynllifon.

-Glynllifon.

-

-2,350.

-Well!

-Once again,

-I'm glad you don't buy bulls for me.

-The expert's estimate was 2,500.

-Well done, Glynllifon.

-Are you ready for the final animal?

-Bois Y Seilej, you can do it!

-It's a chance for you

-to win back some respect.

-It's a British Blue Heifer cross.

-It isn't a pedigree.

-It's about five months old.

-Look at its form. It's a beauty.

-Glynllifon is on a roll.

-What is your estimate?

-860.

-Bois Y Seilej.

-What is your estimate?

-What is your estimate?

-

-650.

-650.

-Well.

-I can reveal

-the expert's estimate...

-..was 700.

-Well done, Bois Y Seilej.

-You were within 50.

-Unlucky, Glynllifon.

-You weren't far, either.

-Bois Y Seilej were closer.

-Glynllifon performed

-best in the task.

-You were closest three times,

-Bois Y Seilej only once.

-Team Glynllifon wins the points.

-Well done!

-Glynllifon wins the task,

-and have another five points.

-Bois Y Seilej are yet to score.

-The task proves that if you

-go to the mart, pay attention!

-Don't just go to chat.

-It's important to pay attention

-to livestock prices.

-They were two very different teams.

-Exactly. Jordan said

-he often goes to the mart.

-There wasn't much evidence of that!

-It was an interesting contest.

-I added their overall estimates.

-Team Glynllifon only differed

-by 300.

-Bois Y Seilej

-were almost 5,000 out.

-That's quite a difference.

-Carmarthenshire farmers

-have a lot of money.

-It's in everyone else's pockets

-from what we've just seen!

-What went wrong?

-Shambles.

-We thought we were right,

-but we were way off.

-You were way off

-with the Limousin cow and calf.

-I thought they were pedigree.

-I overestimated the bull.

-You enjoyed the livestock task.

-Yes, anything to do with livestock.

-You did well.

-You did well.

-

-Yes. We're happy.

-Who was the brains?

-We worked as a team

-and listened to each other.

-We went down the middle.

-You can be proud

-of that performance.

-You can face the next task

-with confidence.

-After the break...

-..the teams

-have to build a trailer...

-..on Fferm Ffactor,

-Battle Of The Farmers.

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-Subtitles

-Subtitles

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-Subtitles

-Welcome back.

-Next, the building task.

-Team Glynllifon have done this task

-once, and made a wheelbarrow.

-Things didn't quite go to plan.

-Careful.

-Oh!

-The wheelbarrow!

-It broke.

-We have to move on.

-Yes. Better luck this time.

-Here's Caryl to tell us more.

-Today, the contestants

-have to build a trailer...

-..and pull it behind this vehicle.

-The main building

-material is bamboo...

-..one of the strongest

-natural materials in the world.

-Wyn and I will judge them

-on teamwork, inventiveness...

-..and the end product.

-There are five points

-for this section.

-The second part

-will be testing the trailer.

-The contestants must load

-three bales on the trailer...

-..hitch it to this, then

-drive it quickly round our course.

-Good luck.

-LAUGHTER

-I've never seen anyone

-on the Fferm Ffactor sofa...

-..looking as worried as you,

-Gwion, during Caryl's piece.

-I don't know where to start!

-Cain, will it go better this time?

-I hope so! It can't go any worse.

-Good luck. I'm sure

-it'll go well this time.

-Bois Y Seilej,

-how are you with your hands?

-I can build, but making a bamboo

-trailer is something else.

-Bamboo is one

-of the strongest natural materials.

-We'll see how well these lads build.

-After this task, you'll go home

-and start fencing with bamboo.

-And make bamboo trailers!

-And make bamboo trailers!

-

-You don't need barbed wire.

-Good luck.

-Let's move on to the building task.

-They have an hour

-and a half for the task.

-Glynllifon is determined not

-to repeat the wheelbarrow nightmare.

-We must get that part right.

-It let us down last time.

-Bois Y Seilej have a plan.

-They seem confident.

-We'll try. If it doesn't work,

-we'll start again.

-Don't panic. We have loads of time.

-We'll see about that.

-Building a trailer

-takes it to the next level.

-The teams are focusing on the wood.

-Bamboo will be vital in this task.

-It's used to build houses.

-I'll be very disappointed

-if they don't make the most of it.

-Ah!

-Try the other side.

-Try the other side.

-

-We're more organized today.

-After this, I'll be

-a specialist trailer builder.

-We'll start

-a trailer building business.

-Maybe you should keep

-the business just between you two.

-That's OK.

-The trailer is shaping up, Daniel.

-Look out, Ifor Williams, I'm coming.

-What are you doing?

-What are you doing?

-

-The drawbar, supposedly.

-If it comes off, it'll be my fault.

-If it comes off, it'll be my fault.

-

-We'll see.

-Good luck.

-Good luck.

-

-Thanks.

-Be careful.

-Hm. It's shaping up.

-Is it alright?

-Well, Team Glynllifon.

-Don't jinx it, Ifan!

-Don't jinx it, Ifan!

-

-I won't!

-Are you blaming me

-for the wheelbarrow?!

-Yes!

-Will it be strong enough

-for the bales?

-It's strong.

-We're tightening the bolts.

-We didn't use bolts last time.

-They look stronger.

-It's better than twine.

-CHUCKLES

-Bois Y Seilej discuss

-very complex maths problems.

-What is the centre?

-Thirty three and a half, fifteen.

-Let's say fifteen.

-Let's say fifteen.

-

-No, sixteen.

-Don't just say fifteen,

-it has to be the centre.

-I'd say eighteen.

-Two eighteens is thirty six. What

-is half of thirty three and a half?

-Fifteen is half of thirty,

-sixteen, thirty two.

-Seventeen, thirty four.

-Seventeen, thirty four.

-

-Sixteen and three quarters.

-It'll be fine.

-Sixteen and three quarters.

-Sixteen and three quarters.

-

-Close enough.

-Our Maths teacher

-would be proud of you.

-Back with Team Glynllifon,

-Gwion wants to forget the bamboo.

-We're not keen on those.

-We're not keen on those.

-

-We have to use them.

-We don't have to.

-We don't have to.

-

-Ooh!

-We have four of these left.

-We could put them across

-and tie the bales down.

-Didn't you say

-we weren't using twine this time?

-I know. The wheels now.

-I know. The wheels now.

-

-Oh!

-Do you remember what the task is,

-to make a trailer out of bamboo?

-It's looking more

-like a trailer with every blow.

-We'll do one side. Nut

-and bolt here, screws on the edge.

-I don't know, to be honest.

-I'm talking a lot of ****.

-That's the way to impress judges.

-Hold it.

-Hold it.

-

-It looks like a cart.

-I've just seen

-Glynllifon's trailer.

-I can't see how the wheels

-are going to stay on the trailer.

-I'd say the wheels will be off

-within yards of the start.

-With ten minutes to go...

-..Glynllifon change

-their minds about using bamboo.

-Will you tighten them?

-We'll do something with the bamboo.

-Alright.

-Better late than never.

-Bois Y Seilej have

-almost finished their trailer.

-They've used most of the bamboo.

-She's a beauty!

-She's a bit of a honey.

-LAUGHTER

-Hallelujah! There's bamboo on Team

-Glynllifon's trailer, at last.

-They've only used the bamboo

-in the last few minutes.

-We asked them to build

-a trailer out of bamboo.

-They were very nervous about

-using it and left it very late.

-It's a pity, really.

-Here we have

-John Chapman on the drill.

-Omigod!

-Whoa.

-Five, four, three, two, one.

-Your time is up.

-Oh!

-BLEEP

-Happy?

-It'll do.

-It's good. It's fine.

-Sometimes, I just

-want to hammer you.

-It's good to see brotherly love!

-The judges examine the work, to

-decide who deserves five points...

-..for the best

-teamwork and structure.

-Team Glynllifon's trailer looks

-fairly similar to a trailer.

-I'm not sure if it's safe.

-What do you think?

-The wheels have worried me since

-the start. It's a big weakness.

-It's a pity it was only

-in the last ten minutes...

-..they realized they needed

-to use the bamboo.

-All that has done

-is add weight at the end.

-Yes. They haven't strengthened

-the trailer with the bamboo.

-What do you think

-of Bois Y Seilej's trailer?

-There was a lot of measuring

-and mathematical calculations.

-It wasn't reflected in the work.

-But it doesn't matter,

-they constructed it quite well.

-At times I was worried

-things were hotting up...

-..between the brothers in the team.

-But they have

-a trailer and used the bamboo.

-Yes. The bamboo strengthens the

-trailer, rather than adds weight.

-I think we're in agreement that

-the five marks for teamwork...

-..go to Bois Y Seilej.

-I think so. The trailer is sturdy.

-Now the teams could

-win five extra points...

-..as they test the trailers,

-aiming for the fastest time.

-Look out.

-Daniel, your big moment has arrived.

-Three, two, one, go!

-Slowly.

-Slow down!

-Are the wheels alright?

-Are the wheels alright?

-

-Yes. Keep going.

-Only just!

-BLEEP

-BLEEP

-

-The bales are coming off!

-Slow down,

-or the bales will come off.

-Has a bale come off?

-Has a bale come off?

-

-No, keep going!

-Has the bale come off?

-Has the bale come off?

-

-Ish.

-The bale's still on! Ha ha!

-Come out!

-Come out!

-

-It's still on!

-Come with me.

-Well, well.

-It's touch and go with this.

-It's touch and go with this.

-

-Right.

-Are you happy?

-Are you happy?

-

-Yes!

-GIGGLES

-It made it round the course!

-It did. The wheels

-and bales are still on!

-Well done.

-Daniel drove very carefully.

-He was very aware

-of how shaky his trailer was.

-It paid its way,

-because everything is here!

-He was very careful.

-I didn't expect that.

-He looked back

-to see what was going on.

-We'll see how Team Glynllifon fare.

-Their bale will definitely come off.

-Guaranteed. I ***** hope so.

-It doesn't look good!

-Mared, the big moment has arrived.

-Three, two, one, go!

-Oh, no.

-Just keep going.

-Keep going.

-Keep going. The bales are on.

-There's one extra tyre too.

-Oh, Mared!

-Keep going.

-Slowly.

-Alright?

-Alright?

-

-Yes, the bales are still on.

-Still there?

-Still there?

-

-Keep going, yes, three bales.

-SCREECHES TO A HALT

-IFAN COUGHS

-Come to see the trailer.

-Come here!

-Come here!

-

-Oh!

-It doesn't look too good.

-Let's see the other wheel.

-Ooh!

-Oh, god.

-Oh, god.

-

-I'll tell you one thing.

-You're lucky that wheel came off.

-It kept the bales on.

-You've made me laugh,

-I'll tell you that much! Well done.

-Thanks.

-I enjoyed that.

-Unlucky.

-Miraculously, Glynllifon's

-trailer completed the course.

-Just! There's not much left.

-The wheels are wrecked.

-This wouldn't do the course twice.

-It's all over the shop.

-Although Mared went faster

-than Bois Y Seilej...

-..the trailer is in such a state,

-it's more of a sledge, really.

-So five points for this task

-go to Bois Y Seilej.

-I think that's fair.

-Bois Y Seilej

-won five points for teamwork...

-..and five

-for completing the course.

-Well done.

-Now they're level with Glynllifon.

-There's a chance to collect

-more points on the rodeo bull.

-Hold on, we'll be back soon.

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-Welcome back to Fferm Ffactor,

-Battle Of The Farmers.

-It's time for the rodeo bull.

-Ee-har!

-The bull is ready.

-But are the teams ready?

-This is a golden opportunity to win

-extra marks. But who is game?

-Who dares to ride it this week?

-Hold tight!

-You enjoyed it last time,

-especially Gwion. You held on well.

-Yes. I wasn't going to let go!

-Gwion doesn't have

-to go on the bull this time.

-You girls could go on it.

-He was so good, he can go again.

-Come on, girls. Go for it, Cain.

-Come on, girls. Go for it, Cain.

-

-No.

-I think you'd do well.

-I think you'd do well.

-

-No way!

-Mared, go on the bull.

-Well...

-..Gwion can do it.

-Gwion, you're on the bull again.

-Gwion, you're on the bull again.

-

-I'm happy.

-I enjoyed it last time.

-I'll have to turn it up faster!

-Gwion goes on the bull. Good luck.

-Bois Y Seilej, how is your knowledge

-of the agricultural industry?

-Jordan?

-Jordan?

-

-I don't read a lot.

-Those two said you have the brains.

-We'll see!

-What would you like to do?

-Answer questions, I think,

-and take some of the responsibility.

-So Jordan and Dafydd

-will answer the questions.

-Daniel will hopefully

-hold on to the bull.

-I'm looking forward to this task!

-Let's go to the bull.

-Daniel, please get on the bull.

-Come on, Daniel, up you go!

-Ready?

-Omigod.

-Ready?

-Ifan, start the bull slowly.

-Right!

-Duroc, Red Wattle

-and Kunekune are breeds of what?

-Hens.

-Hens.

-

-No, unfortunately! Turn it up, Ifan.

-The bull is going faster already!

-The bull is going faster already!

-

-They're pigs.

-What is the percentage of fat

-in semi-skimmed milk?

-Seventy percent.

-No, 1.7%.

-Turn it up.

-Not another wrong answer!

-The bull isn't happy.

-Name three breeds

-of sheep native to Wales.

-Mountain Welsh.

-Mountain Welsh.

-

-Yes.

-Er...

-Get it right!

-Welsh Black Mountain.

-Welsh Black Mountain.

-

-Yes. One more.

-Oh!

-Balwen.

-Balwen.

-

-Yes, great.

-On average, how many weeks

-do new potatoes take to grow?

-Three months.

-No, it's ten weeks.

-Up again, Ifan.

-The bull isn't happy at all.

-Neither am I!

-How many litres

-are there in a gallon?

-I'm dizzy!

-Twelve.

-Twelve.

-

-No, 4.54.

-Ifan, turn it up again.

-Sorry.

-Oh!

-What was the first agricultural

-implement John Deere developed?

-He's down!

-Bois Y Seilej didn't have much luck

-and only won one point.

-Will the questions

-suit Glynllifon better?

-Ready, girls?

-Ifan, the girls are ready.

-Start the bull.

-Hold tight, Gwion. Good luck.

-Duroc, Red Wattle

-and Kunekune are breeds of what?

-Hens?

-Hens?

-

-Yes.

-No, unfortunately, pigs.

-Ifan, turn up the bull!

-A bad start from the girls.

-Off we go.

-What is the percentage of fat

-in semi-skimmed milk?

-1.7.

-1.7.

-

-Correct.

-Name three breeds

-of native Welsh sheep.

-Welsh Mountain.

-Lleyn.

-Black Welsh Mountain.

-Black Welsh Mountain.

-

-Perfect, well done.

-On average, how many weeks

-do new potatoes take to grow?

-Weeks?

-Weeks?

-

-Yes.

-Seven?

-Seven?

-

-No, unfortunately, ten weeks.

-Ifan, turn the bull up.

-Ifan, turn the bull up.

-

-We're off!

-How many litres

-are there in a gallon?

-You say.

-You say.

-

-A thousand. No!

-It's 4.54.

-Turn it up again, I'm afraid.

-Girls, you're not helping Gwion.

-I'm so sorry!

-What was the first agricultural

-implement John Deere developed?

-The tractor.

-The tractor.

-

-No, a plough.

-Ifan, the bull is going to buck!

-Omigod!

-What is a pig's gestation period?

-Three months,

-three weeks and three days.

-Well done.

-Which sheep breed

-is native to the Lake District...

-..and can survive on high ground

-and very low temperatures?

-It's something like Soya.

-Hold tight!

-Ah!

-I'll say Soya.

-No, the sheep breed is Herdwick.

-Turn up the bull.

-Sorry, Gwion.

-In which year was the NFU founded?

-1996.

-No, 1908.

-The bull is angry now.

-He isn't happy.

-Oh, Gwion!

-Glynllifon's marks were

-disappointing too, only three.

-What's the matter with you?

-The tasks are over.

-The teams are itching

-to find out who did best.

-Are you?

-Are you?

-

-Yes.

-I'll start with Bois Y Seilej.

-I can reveal...

-..that your score this week...

-..was eleven points.

-Happy?

-There's hope!

-There's hope!

-

-It's quite good.

-But you only had one mark on

-the bull. Do some homework, lads!

-I thought you were

-the brainbox, Jordan.

-So did I!

-It's not me!

-Ready for the next round?

-Ready for the next round?

-

-Yes.

-Well done.

-Team Glynllifon...

-..your score this week...

-..is thirteen points.

-We add that to your previous score.

-Your total is 27 points.

-What do you think, Mared?

-I'm very pleased, actually.

-I'm very pleased, actually.

-

-You're happy with the score.

-Gwion, is it enough

-to take you to the semi-final?

-I don't know.

-I hope one of the other two teams

-will be really thrashed.

-Did you enjoy the tasks, Cain? Was

-there enough variety for the team?

-Yes, we did,

-especially the one in the mart.

-You all did well.

-I hope the 27 points

-will be enough for you.

-Hopefully.

-You have eleven points,

-a good start.

-Your next opponents will be

-Gauchosgelliwen. Good luck.

-That's it for another week.

-Before we go, let's have

-a look at the scores so far...

-..and a taste of what's to come...

-..on Fferm Ffactor,

-Battle Of The Farmers.

-The score to beat in Group A is 27.

-Gauchosgelliwen and Bois Y Seilej

-have a lot to do.

-Two Group B teams

-battle it out next time.

-Gelli Aur have 27 points

-after their first round.

-Moch Mon haven't competed yet.

-It'll be fun and games here!

-No.

-No.

-

-Oh!

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