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-Welcome back to the farm.

-Things are hotting up!

-This week, Team Gelli Aur is back.

-We have a brand new team, Moch Mon.

-Off we go!

-At Llysfasi Agricultural

-College in the Vale Of Clwyd...

-..six teams of farmers from all over

-Wales compete for a brand new prize.

-It's an unforgettable South

-American farming holiday...

-..courtesy of Teithiau Tango,

-meeting rural cowboys...

-..and visiting some

-of the world's largest farms.

-Six teams of farmers

-have been put in two groups.

-Last week, Group A's

-Team Glynllifon and Bois Y Seilej...

-..showed their skills.

-Group B teams compete this week.

-Gelli Aur are top of the group.

-We meet a brand new team, Moch Mon.

-We watched it and said,

-"We could do that."

-Our team is quite strong,

-all bringing different things.

-Today, judges Caryl and Richard

-keep a close eye on the tasks.

-This week, the skid-steer is back.

-I hope we'll have

-as much fun this time.

-I'm most looking forward

-to the shearing task...

-..with two young, energetic teams.

-Welcome back, Team Gelli Aur,

-with Jack, Carys and Aled.

-Thanks.

-Are you ready to go for it again?

-Are you ready to go for it again?

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-We'll give it a shot.

-Good luck.

-Your opponents are Moch Mon.

-A warm welcome. Who is on the team?

-Cai, Jac, Llyr.

-Cai, Jac, Llyr.

-What do you have on your farms?

-Beef and sheep.

-I work in Mynachdy too.

-They have 800 dairy cows.

-Do you milk 800 cows?!

-It's a lot of work.

-What is your speciality?

-What is your speciality?

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-Sheep.

-You'd be happy with a sheep task.

-You'd be happy with a sheep task.

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-Yes.

-Jac, the naughty one in the middle,

-what do you have at home?

-Beef, sheep and pigs. At weekends,

-I milk with Cai in Mynachdy.

-You're an all-rounder,

-with pigs too.

-I try!

-What task would you like?

-What task would you like?

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-Sheep or pigs.

-At the end, Llyr. How are you?

-Not bad, thanks.

-Welcome.

-Tell us about your farm.

-Dad farms beef. I have a few

-chickens and a donkey, Mair.

-Really?! How many

-chickens do you have?

-About fifty.

-Do they lay well?

-Do they lay well?

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-Yes.

-You have a range of specialities,

-pigs, sheep, beef and chickens.

-Which task would you like, Llyr?

-Which task would you like, Llyr?

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-Beef.

-A cattle task.

-Have you discussed tactics?

-Everyone to try his best.

-Welcome and good luck, Moch Mon,

-and Team Gelli Aur.

-Let's go to the first task.

-It's an engineering task.

-We return to the pool table.

-Caryl tells us more.

-The skid-steer is back

-to test the farmers' skills.

-Other teams had

-problems on the course...

-..with balls bursting

-or bouncing out...

-..and farmers messing up the ground.

-The aim is to put

-the balls in the right pockets.

-The blue ball has

-to go in the blue pocket...

-..the red in the red pocket,

-and so on.

-The winners get five points.

-Good luck.

-That's the first task.

-Who is going to have a go

-on the skid-steer, Moch Mon?

-Me.

-Me.

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-Why Llyr?

-He's done a little

-on work experience with college.

-I'm not saying the skid-steer

-was in one piece after he finished!

-Do you use a skid-steer

-on the dairy farm, Cai?

-No, there's only one tractor.

-No, there's only one tractor.

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-Only one, with 800 cows?

-Good grief!

-You need patience for this task.

-Are you a careful lad?

-I think so.

-Is he fairly cool, Jac?

-Is he fairly cool, Jac?

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-Yes.

-That's why I'm not doing it!

-Good luck.

-Gelli Aur, who will

-drive the skid-steer?

-I'll give it a shot.

-I'll give it a shot.

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-Why you, Jack?

-I'm used to machines. We'll see.

-Do you have one at home?

-Do you have one at home?

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-Yes.

-It's a perfect task for you.

-It's a perfect task for you.

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-We'll see!

-Do you have one at home?

-Do you have one at home?

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-Yes.

-You could have done this task.

-Why Jack? You're used to it too.

-He's more cool than us.

-Good luck.

-The course is ready,

-the skid-steer is ready. Off we go!

-Team Gelli Aur's Jack goes first.

-Aled and Carys watch in the shed.

-He has five minutes to pot

-as many balls as possible.

-He starts with the easiest one,

-the green ball.

-Jack sinks the green, one point.

-Well done.

-Well done.

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-Simples!

-Easy, until it goes wrong.

-Three more points for Jack.

-This might be a record!

-Great!

-Oi, you're supposed

-to drive between the bales!

-Steady on.

-Reverse slowly.

-Jack pots the purple,

-but messes up the bales.

-Oh!

-Oh!

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-He's going over the bales.

-Slow down. You have time.

-The red one is tricky.

-Jack lines up

-the most difficult ball.

-Oh!

-Don't get het up, Caryl!

-After bursting the red,

-worth six points...

-..Jack goes for the yellow

-and five points.

-You have time.

-What are you doing, Jack?

-That's the orange pocket!

-Shouldn't the yellow go here?

-Oh!

-Oh!

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-He put the yellow in the orange!

-The wrong colour ball is potted,

-so no points, I'm afraid.

-Has he noticed?

-I don't think so.

-Where will Jack put the orange ball?

-Oh, no, it's going

-in the wrong hole too.

-Lift the bucket.

-Aled and Carys

-haven't noticed either.

-The orange team needs glasses!

-I don't think he's too happy.

-He should take

-the orange over there.

-I want to see this. Look!

-Well done, but it's a pity

-it's the wrong hole.

-Jack finishes in time.

-He gets eight points for potting

-the purple, green and blue balls.

-He loses seven points

-for the orange and yellow.

-Come here, Jack.

-Well!

-You had an excellent start.

-Until the red one.

-Did you notice you put

-a ball in the wrong place?

-Oh!

-You thought

-it was yellow, not orange.

-Then you put the orange

-in the yellow hole.

-Oh, well.

-You got three right.

-I'm halfway there.

-You did very well.

-It was a good time too.

-It was alright.

-It was alright.

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-Well done.

-It's Moch Mon's turn now.

-Llyr is in the skid-steer,

-with Cai and Jac in the shed.

-You're not supposed to plough.

-He isn't as comfortable.

-Llyr goes for

-the easiest ball first too.

-Be careful.

-Straight on.

-Listen to Jac, Llyr!

-Watch out, it's rolling.

-You were lucky!

-One point for Llyr.

-A ball rolls to him. Lucky!

-He's going for the big points now.

-Away!

-Away!

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-Take your time.

-What now?

-Empty it a bit, so it's on the ramp.

-Then flick it in.

-Careful, Llyr!

-It's close. Almost!

-Llyr, Llyr, take care!

-He's had enough.

-Where are you going, Llyr?

-The blue is here!

-The blue is here!

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-Come back!

-No, no, behind the balls!

-Oh, there.

-That's it, come back.

-Don't smash our table!

-Three points. Well done!

-Ideal.

-Go for the orange now.

-And some turf too.

-He's getting the hang of it.

-Time to move up a gear.

-Where's the red?

-He has another shot at the red.

-That didn't last long.

-He tore half of it!

-Let's try the yellow.

-Hey, hey! Good girl.

-The ramp is behind you.

-Up, up.

-I can't see it.

-It's too high.

-Go back.

-Tilt the bucket slowly.

-And five points to win the game?

-Unlucky!

-It isn't easy.

-No. The wind didn't help either.

-Go for the purple.

-Go for the purple.

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-He has another chance to win.

-Don't hit the bales.

-I won't.

-I won't.

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-I'm sure!

-Here it goes.

-Oh!

-Oh!

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-It went over the side.

-You should have potted that, Llyr!

-You should have potted that, Llyr!

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-Oops!

-Back to the red. Third time lucky!

-Flick the ball up.

-What do you mean?

-What do you mean?

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-With the bucket.

-That's cheating! Caryl?

-That's cheating! Caryl?

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-Hang on!

-Your time is up.

-Llyr is unlucky. His time is up

-before he can pot the red.

-I'm not sure

-about his tactics, though!

-Moch Mon pot three balls too,

-but only score six points.

-Well done! Did you enjoy that?

-Well done! Did you enjoy that?

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-Yes.

-It's harder than it looks.

-Which one was the hardest?

-Which one was the hardest?

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-The ramp.

-You just ran out of time.

-You just ran out of time.

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-I know. Gutted.

-Perhaps you went

-about it incorrectly.

-There's more than one way

-to solve a problem!

-Well done. Go back to your team.

-Well done. Go back to your team.

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-Thanks.

-Looking at both teams...

-..Gelli Aur clearly won the task.

-Jack was at ease

-and drove more smoothly.

-I think Jack was the best driver.

-Yes, Team Gelli Aur's Jack

-wins the task.

-He gets five points for the team.

-Moch Mon get no points.

-But the lads have plenty of time

-to win points in the next task.

-Join us after the break to see

-the teams' shearing skills.

-Wool will fly on Fferm Ffactor,

-Battle Of The Farmers.

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-Welcome back to Fferm Ffactor,

-Battle Of The Farmers.

-We're ready

-for another task, aren't we?

-The next task involves sheep.

-What about that, Moch Mon?

-What about that, Moch Mon?

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-Champion.

-Jac says champion.

-What about you, Gelli Aur?

-What about you, Gelli Aur?

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-Well, no.

-Jack isn't keen, but you two are.

-Good luck.

-Caryl tells us more.

-Today's livestock task is shearing.

-Each team has four lambs to shear.

-The first team to finish shearing...

-..collect the wool

-and ring the bell, wins.

-Richard and I will keep

-a close eye on their efforts...

-..and make sure they shear tidily.

-It's a shearing task.

-Gelli Aur first.

-Jack won't do this task.

-Jack won't do this task.

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-I don't think so.

-Are you a shearer, Carys?

-Are you a shearer, Carys?

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-I can, but Aled will do the task.

-Why you, Aled?

-I'm not really sure!

-How much shearing have you done?

-How much shearing have you done?

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-Not much.

-We'll give it a shot.

-It's a team task.

-Who will pass the lambs out

-and who will collect the wool?

-I'll do that.

-I'll do that.

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-So Carys will be the rousey.

-I'm used to that.

-I roll wool for the shearing lads.

-You'll be fine.

-Good luck.

-Thanks.

-Moch Mon, who is doing this task?

-Moch Mon, who is doing this task?

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-Jac.

-Why you, Jac?

-I'm the only one

-who has used a handpiece.

-We don't want to see a full moon.

-Shearing lambs is totally

-different from shearing sheep.

-They kick.

-Who will collect the wool?

-Who will collect the wool?

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-Me.

-So Cai will pass the lambs out.

-Happy?

-Happy?

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-Yes.

-Quite happy.

-Good luck.

-The lambs are ready.

-I hope the shearers are.

-Off we go.

-Moch Mon, are you ready?

-Gelli Aur, are you ready?

-Ready, steady...

-..go!

-We're off!

-Jac and Aled handle

-the lambs confidently...

-..with a good shearing technique.

-They both look experienced.

-They've started well.

-Yes.

-It's going to be close.

-Yes, it's very close.

-But Moch Mon's Jac

-is slightly ahead.

-They're nice and tidy.

-Yes.

-Neither has nicked any skin yet.

-Aled has almost finished

-his first lamb.

-Carys waits eagerly

-to collect the wool.

-But Moch Mon finish first.

-Cai is ready with the next lamb.

-The Anglesey lads' time is great.

-Gelli Aur are only seconds behind,

-finishing their first lamb.

-Carys is doing a lot more work,

-collecting the fleece...

-..than Moch Mon.

-The brush can stand up on its own.

-There's no need to lean on it!

-Maybe Llyr isn't the best

-wool collector.

-But that doesn't affect Jac, who

-has finished his second sheep now.

-You have a huge flock of sheep.

-What do you look for in a shearer?

-These lambs

-are smaller and trickier.

-They haven't been sheared before.

-They'll be more unruly.

-But the lambs are comfortable.

-The standard of shearing is good.

-The standard of shearing is good.

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-It is.

-Gelli Aur's Aled has

-finished his second lamb too.

-But he'll have to step up

-a gear to catch Jac.

-Team Gelli Aur might be behind,

-but their teamwork is great.

-Carys collects the wool

-and helps Jack with the next lamb.

-Well done!

-Moch Mon aren't quite as tidy.

-Llyr, all the wool

-should go in the basket.

-Wool is sold by weight.

-Don't leave half behind.

-Moch Mon's Jac

-has finished the third lamb.

-There's only one to go.

-Aled isn't far behind.

-But does he have time

-to catch Moch Mon?

-Stop!

-Jac's fourth lamb

-is less happy to be sheared.

-Gelli Aur have a chance to catch up.

-They've finished their third lamb.

-Team Gelli Aur are starting

-their last lamb. Will they catch up?

-Maybe. Jac's lamb

-isn't very comfortable.

-The fourth lamb

-is still giving Jac problems.

-It's a lot livelier!

-Aled's last lamb is much calmer.

-Moch Mon's last lamb is sheared.

-They must hurry

-to collect all the wool...

-..before ringing the bell.

-Will Gelli Aur finish shearing

-before Moch Mon collect the wool?

-It's close!

-Moch Mon win!

-They led from the start.

-They deserve this. Well done!

-But Gelli Aur aren't far behind.

-Keep going!

-Good work.

-They've kept the wool well.

-They've kept the wool well.

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-Yes.

-Well done. Congratulations.

-Jac did a good job of the shearing.

-Jac did a good job of the shearing.

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-Not bad.

-I could have been a bit tidier.

-The last one tried to kick,

-but you coped.

-Stop!

-I'm used to lambs at home.

-Llyr, you did well too.

-It was OK. It stuck to the wood,

-but came off quite easily.

-I'm sure you're proud of Jac.

-Yes.

-And not a drop of sweat

-on your forehead!

-You're fit in Anglesey!

-Congratulations, a very good job.

-All four lambs have

-been tidily sheared. Well done.

-Thanks.

-Team Gelli Aur, unlucky.

-We were up against a strong team.

-Fair play, they worked well.

-Did you enjoy the task?

-Did you enjoy the task?

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-Yes, it was a good experience.

-You did a good job with the wool.

-You did a good job with the wool.

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-It stuck a bit.

-Are you proud? He did his best.

-Are you proud? He did his best.

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-Yes.

-On to the next task.

-On to the next task.

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-Yes.

-Well done.

-Good luck in the next task.

-It was a good, close competition.

-I'm glad the teams were close.

-They went head to head

-with each other.

-Moch Mon had a bit more oomph

-and sheared a bit faster.

-But when it came

-to collecting the wool...

-..Gelli Aur were tidier and faster.

-Once the wool was on the floor...

-..Carys collected it

-and put it in the basket.

-The lads left it all over the place.

-You had to shout that it was

-important to keep the wool clean.

-They responded and improved a bit.

-When you watch

-people shearing your sheep...

-..you're aware of the wool's value.

-Every piece is important.

-The young lads sheared

-the lambs in about eight minutes.

-Two minutes a lamb is 30 per hour.

-That's 200 a day.

-If it's a pound for a lamb,

-that's money in your pocket.

-They should take up shearing.

-They're as good as that.

-It's not easy

-to shear female lambs this size.

-It's easier if a sheep

-has been sheared before.

-She is more relaxed

-and has more wool.

-I was very pleased

-with the two contestants.

-But Moch Mon win the task.

-They rang the bell first.

-Moch Mon win five points

-in the shearing task.

-It's five all so far.

-But there are ten points

-up for grabs in the next task.

-After the break...

-..we check out

-their building skills...

-..on Fferm Ffactor,

-Battle Of The Farmers.

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-Welcome back to Fferm Ffactor.

-It's the building task next.

-Caryl has the details.

-Water is crucial for farming.

-There are high-tech

-irrigation systems.

-We don't expect anything

-high-tech from our contestants.

-We've provided the materials.

-They have to move water

-from this bucket to the container.

-There's a key in the container.

-The first team to fill the tub, grab

-the key and start the tractor...

-..wins the task,

-and gets five points.

-There is an extra five points

-for teamwork.

-Right, then.

-Are there any builders here?

-I've laboured on building sites.

-Will you be the chief?

-No, him.

-Jac!

-Can you turn your hand to building?

-I like woodwork.

-But my chicken sheds

-don't last more than two months.

-Just get water from one end

-to the other and you'll be fine.

-What about Cai?

-What about Cai?

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-I build sheds with my father.

-We have experts here.

-How are your building skills, Jack?

-I like fiddling with wood.

-Carys?

-I haven't done a lot. We'll see!

-Aled?

-I like pottering about,

-fixing things I've broken.

-You should be alright.

-You should be alright.

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-We'll see!

-Who will be the leader?

-We'll pull together.

-Listen to each other's ideas.

-Good luck to both teams.

-It's time for the next task.

-The first team

-to start the tractor wins.

-Both teams start with a plan.

-That's the water bin.

-They have a variety

-of materials to choose from...

-..but they're not all waterproof.

-They need to be inventive.

-And the sheet inside.

-Can I roll it out?

-Yes.

-I'm sure we gave you a tape measure,

-Jack.

-Gelli Aur get down to work.

-Moch Mon are more relaxed.

-Here.

-Do you realize it's a race?!

-Then the wood in a V-shape.

-This team is driven.

-They run from place to place.

-They adapt as they go on.

-They're kicking the poles

-into the ground.

-They're doing the job

-and it's great to see.

-Gelli Aur's enthusiasm

-doesn't spur Moch Mon on.

-Start here, then see

-how far the gutters go.

-Things are shaping up, Aled.

-I'll come this side

-so I'm not in the way.

-So long as it can take the weight.

-Did you knock

-the struts in the ground?

-Why have you chopped

-the blue pipe into small pieces?

-We thought they'd open out.

-How are you going to fill this part?

-We'll put mesh through the middle

-and line it with plastic.

-Good luck. I'll go over to Carys.

-What is your job?

-I'm attaching the trough

-to the wood.

-I don't know if I've done it right.

-I don't know if I've done it right.

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-It's quite wobbly.

-I need to strengthen the bottom.

-Good luck. Keep it up!

-It's going well!

-Moch Mon have started.

-They saw the material

-and knew what to do.

-They've thought it through.

-They have a simple plan.

-It isn't hard to work out...

-..so long as the wood

-supports the water.

-There's a danger of trying

-to use everything. Keep it simple!

-There are red herrings in there.

-They haven't fallen for them.

-Gelli Aur is halfway there.

-They've thought about it.

-They're working as a team.

-They're working as a team.

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-That's what's good about them.

-They experiment

-and move on if it doesn't work.

-As they should.

-Gelli Aur seem to be in the lead.

-Moch Mon are still not hurrying.

-Hang on.

-We don't have to cut it yet.

-We don't have to cut it yet.

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-Yes, we do!

-Have you done that?

-Let's knock them together.

-Moch Mon plan to use

-as many gutters as possible...

-..then make the rest out of wood.

-Who came up with this idea?

-It's a team effort.

-We considered using the pipe.

-Are you going to use the blue pipe?

-I don't think so.

-You'll be fine with cable ties

-and string. Good luck.

-The wooden gutters

-they've made look good.

-Jac notices that they're behind.

-Look how far ahead they are.

-They've used wire mesh.

-The other team hasn't.

-It could mean the difference

-between winning and losing.

-Moch Mon speed things up, at last.

-Gelli Aur has almost finished.

-You've almost finished.

-We're not sure

-we have enough plastic.

-Then you'll give it a go.

-We might need to strengthen parts.

-We might need to strengthen parts.

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-This is really sturdy.

-46?

-45.

-Now a 48.

-The task tests their inventiveness.

-Farmers are adept

-at devising new structures...

-..to take water to sheep.

-They use what they have on the farm.

-Yes.

-They're working well together

-and listening to each other.

-We've had teams with

-one leader and two followers.

-Both teams

-are working well together.

-They're fairly equal.

-They have adapted.

-Moch Mon's structure

-might be too high.

-Gelli Aur's was too low.

-It needs to be raised.

-It's head to head.

-It's too close to call.

-It's close between you.

-Is the structure strong enough?

-Is the structure strong enough?

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-I hope so.

-It's zigzagging.

-Have you been on the pop?!

-It's all over the shop.

-That's how it's meant to be.

-They're going to try it!

-Does it work?

-Slowly, Llyr.

-It's still going.

-Keep pouring it.

-Mmm. Will there be enough water

-to fill the tub?!

-It's going everywhere.

-Gelli Aur isn't doing any better.

-Gelli Aur isn't doing any better.

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-Not too much at once.

-It's sagging here.

-I'm not convinced chicken wire

-and a plastic sheet was a good move.

-You've had to put plastic down.

-We're trying to fix the leakage.

-We're trying to fix the leakage.

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-Where did it leak most?

-There's a crack in the wood.

-You'll lose time.

-You'll lose time.

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-A little.

-It was like the Titanic earlier.

-The Titanic sank. This won't.

-The Titanic sank. This won't.

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-We'll see.

-It's close.

-The teams have running water.

-Moch Mon are losing too much water.

-Gelli Aur's water is too slow.

-It's all to play for.

-Moch Mon will lose too much water...

-..and they won't grab the key.

-The teams

-can't support the structure.

-We'll be looking out for that.

-We have to support it here.

-Put plastic in this.

-It has to be freestanding.

-Ish.

-Yes.

-Freestanding-ish!

-Water!

-BLEEP

-It's stuck somewhere.

-As they struggle

-with the water flow...

-..things start to go wrong.

-It's upright now.

-What if we run out of water?

-Point it down!

-OK there?

-Moch Mon seem

-to have solved the problem.

-Their tub is filling quickly,

-compared to Gelli Aur's.

-Do Moch Mon have enough water?

-They're down to the last bucket.

-Oh, dear. It's all over

-for Gelli Aur's structure.

-Moch Mon have almost

-reached the key.

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-TOOTS HORN

-Aled, they've beaten you.

-Yes, unfortunately.

-You were in the lead

-for a long time.

-It wasn't quite strong enough.

-The struts sagged.

-Moch Mon win the five points

-for completing the task.

-Who will get the five points

-for teamwork?

-Both teams worked well together,

-but Moch Mon win for teamwork.

-I agree.

-They worked as a team

-throughout the task.

-Moch Mon win ten points...

-..taking their score to fifteen.

-Do they have

-the knowledge to tame the bull?!

-We'll see after the break, on Fferm

-Ffactor, Battle Of The Farmers.

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-Welcome back to Fferm Ffactor,

-Battle Of The Farmers.

-It's time for the bull.

-The rodeo bull is back.

-One team member rides the bull...

-..while the other two answer

-as many questions as they can.

-A wrong answer speeds up the bull.

-When the rider falls off,

-the quiz will be over.

-The teams can hold

-on to the points...

-..so hold on tight.

-Moch Mon, who is going on the bull

-and who will answer the questions?

-I'm going on the bull.

-Why?

-Why?

-

-I can't answer questions.

-Are you any good?

-I'm not much better,

-but I don't see me on the bull!

-Make sure you hold on tight, Cai.

-Team Gelli Aur, who is your rider?

-I'm going on the bull.

-I'm going on the bull.

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-Cross everything, Jack.

-I'm controlling the bull again!

-Good luck to both teams.

-The bull is ready.

-Are you ready?

-Ready on the bull?

-Ifan, start it up slowly.

-I'm looking forward to this.

-What body promotes

-the Welsh red meat industry?

-Meat Promotion Wales.

-What is Britain's

-most common dairy cow?

-Holstein.

-Which country grows most potatoes?

-Holland.

-No, China. Ifan!

-The first wrong answer!

-You know what that means.

-Up it goes.

-Cows have four stomachs.

-What is the name of the biggest?

-What is the name of the biggest?

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-Rumen.

-What is a horse's gestation period?

-What is a horse's gestation period?

-

-Eleven months.

-Name a Scottish beef herd.

-Aberdeen Angus.

-Which of these crops is not grown

-in Britain, hemp, corn or rice?

-Rice.

-Welsh lamb and beef have a PGI

-status. What does PGI stand for?

-No?

-The answer is Protected

-Geographical Indication.

-Turn it up!

-Turn it up!

-

-You know what that means!

-What is a cow's gestation period?

-What is a cow's gestation period?

-

-Nine months.

-A pH test measures acid levels

-in soil. What is neutral?

-Seven.

-Triticale is a cross

-between which two cereals?

-Any idea?

-Any idea?

-

-Barley and wheat.

-No! Wheat and rye.

-Incorrect!

-Three incorrect answers.

-The bull isn't happy now!

-Name two of the three most damaging

-greenhouse gasses to farming.

-Methane.

-Methane.

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-One.

-Ammonia.

-Incorrect.

-Carbon Dioxide, Methane

-and Nitrous Oxide.

-Turn it up again!

-It's getting interesting now.

-Hold on tight.

-How much space does a chicken need

-to be classified as free range?

-Two, four or six square metres?

-Two, four or six square metres?

-

-Two?

-Free range chickens.

-Free range chickens.

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-Four.

-What's the term

-for growing vegetables...

-Oh!

-Moch Mon do well.

-They collect nine points.

-It's Gelli Aur's turn.

-Are you ready?

-Yes.

-You don't look sure!

-How are you, Jack?

-Quite comfortable.

-Start the bull, Ifan.

-We'll see how comfortable he is now!

-What body promotes

-the Welsh red meat industry?

-Meat Promotion Wales.

-What is Britain's

-most common dairy cow?

-Holstein-Friesian.

-Holstein-Friesian.

-

-Well done.

-Which country grows most potatoes?

-Egypt?

-Sorry?

-Sorry?

-

-Egypt?

-No, China. Pinch the bull, Ifan!

-Hold on! Here we go.

-Cows have four stomachs.

-What is the name of the biggest?

-Abomasum.

-No, Rumen!

-It's time to kick the bull!

-Hold on.

-What is a horse's gestation period?

-Eleven months?

-Name a Scottish beef herd.

-Highland.

-Highland.

-

-Well done.

-Which of these crops is not grown

-in Britain, hemp, corn or rice?

-Rice.

-Welsh lamb and beef

-have a PGI status.

-What does PGI stand for?

-Something Geographical.

-What do you think?

-We did this in college.

-Do you know?

-Do you know?

-

-No.

-The answer is Protected

-Geographical Indication.

-Ifan!

-The bull isn't happy.

-Hold on tight.

-What is a cow's gestation period?

-What is a cow's gestation period?

-

-Nine months.

-A pH test measures acid levels

-in soil. What is neutral?

-Seven.

-Triticale is a cross

-between which two cereals?

-Triticale.

-No?

-Wheat and rye.

-Turn it up, Ifan!

-Name two of the three most damaging

-greenhouse gasses to farming.

-Gasses?

-Yes.

-Do you know?

-Not one?

-Carbon Dioxide,

-Methane and Nitrous Oxide.

-Turn it up, Ifan!

-I'm not sure whether

-Jack can hold on!

-How much space does a chicken need

-to be classified as free range?

-Two, four or six metres?

-Two, four or six metres?

-

-Oh!

-Oh, no!

-Bad luck.

-The bull beats Jack.

-They collected seven points.

-The tasks are over.

-Which task did you enjoy the most?

-Shearing.

-You worked well as a team.

-Team Gelli Aur, what did you enjoy?

-We did alright in all of them.

-You did well on the skid-steer.

-You did well on the skid-steer.

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-I enjoyed that.

-Well done. I'm sure you can't

-wait to know what the points are.

-I can reveal...

-..that Gelli Aur have twelve points.

-Team Moch Mon...

-..have 24 points.

-Congratulations. Are you happy?

-Well done.

-Well done Gelli Aur, too.

-The tasks are over.

-What's the situation in the Groups?

-After playing twice, Gelli Aur

-lead Group B with 39 points.

-But Moch Mon did especially well

-in their first battle.

-That's how things stand.

-Join us next time...

-..on Fferm Ffactor,

-Battle Of The Farmers.

-Goodbye.

-Next time, the Group A derby.

-It's Gauchosgelliwen

-against Bois Y Seilej.

-Expect fireworks!

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