Pennod 6 Fferm Ffactor

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-The group rounds are almost over.

-The ducks are back

-and chickens have to be caught too.

-Welcome to Fferm Ffactor,

-Battle Of The Farmers.

-At Llysfasi Agricultural

-College in the Vale Of Clwyd...

-..teams of farmers from all over

-Wales compete for a great prize...

-..a farming holiday in South

-America, courtesy of Teithiau Tango.

-From rural cowboys to some

-of the world's largest farms...

-..it'll be an unforgettable trip

-for the winners.

-The six teams have been

-divided in two groups.

-In the last game of Group A...

-..Gauchosgelliwen and Bois

-Y Seilej reached the semi-final.

-This time, two Group B teams

-compete in their last group game.

-Team Moch Mon is back.

-They did very well last time.

-I can't wait to see

-how they do this time.

-Harper Cymru from Shrewsbury...

-..have been to college

-and should be knowledgeable.

-We'll see.

-Gelli Aur tops the group now,

-with 39 points.

-Moch Mon and Harper Cymru have

-a lot to do to reach the semi-final.

-The tasks will be harder,

-to spice things up. We'll see.

-We'll try our best

-and won't go down easily.

-Watch out mate!

-Watch out mate!

-Welcome back to Fferm Ffactor,

-Battle Of The Farmers.

-Welcome back, Harper Cymru

-and Moch Mon. How are you all?

-Fine, thanks.

-Moch Mon, can you win enough

-points to reach the semi-final?

-Yes.

-Yes.

-

-Hopefully.

-You did well last time.

-What kind of tasks would you like?

-We'll do anything.

-You'll go for it.

-Are you looking forward?

-Are you looking forward?

-

-Yes.

-Harper Cymru, can you win enough

-points to reach the semi-final?

-We'll manage.

-I'm sure.

-All you can do is try your best.

-Good luck to both teams.

-The first task is a machines task.

-Caryl tells us more.

-The digger and ducks task is back.

-There are seven ducks in the pool.

-The contestants have to hook

-the ducks with the digger...

-..and carry them to the shed.

-There's a mark for every yellow

-duck, which should be fairly easy.

-But there are three marks

-for the black duck...

-..which has a smaller ring on top.

-The team with most marks earns

-five points for their team.

-That's the machines task.

-Aled, have you ever driven a digger?

-I have, but I'm not

-having a go this time.

-You've got your wellies on!

-You don't fancy this.

-What about Lowri?

-You're saying no too.

-You're saying no too.

-

-It's not for me.

-Gwynfor, it's all down to you!

-Looks like it.

-Have you ever had a shot

-at one of these?

-Not really.

-I've had a go, but I'm more used

-to tractors or telehandlers.

-We'll see.

-We'll be alright.

-You'll have a go.

-You'll have a go.

-

-I'll try.

-Fair play to you.

-You've landed him in it.

-You've landed him in it.

-

-Yes.

-You've passed the buck

-to Gwynfor. Good luck.

-Moch Mon, it didn't go too well

-last time with the skid-steer.

-No.

-Did it, Llyr?

-How much experience do you have

-with a machine like this?

-Not much, but I'm doing it.

-Not much, but I'm doing it.

-

-Why you, Cai?

-I don't know.

-The others didn't want to!

-Are you looking forward?

-Are you looking forward?

-

-Not really.

-Good luck on the digger.

-I think you both need it.

-Let's go to the machines task.

-Gwynfor from Harper Cymru

-is the first in the digger.

-Aled and Lowri watch in the shed.

-Good luck!

-Thanks.

-Thanks.

-

-Oh!

-Caryl and Richard

-will watch the task.

-Gwynfor has five minutes to collect

-as many ducks as possible.

-Oops! A rather shaky start.

-He's close.

-He's close.

-

-It's hard.

-You're doing fine. Go slowly.

-Watch our pool!

-He hasn't quite

-mastered the controls.

-The ducks are nicely lined up.

-Can he grab the opportunity?

-Lift the bucket up a bit.

-Down.

-Ah!

-The ducks will breed

-before he gets them out.

-He might have one!

-Oh!

-Oh!

-

-Oh!

-He dropped it!

-He dropped it!

-

-At least he knows it's possible.

-He has to hurry.

-Keep going.

-Look, he's got it!

-Yes!

-Don't drown the ducks!

-Poor duck.

-One duck has concussion.

-This is difficult!

-This is difficult!

-

-If you can, go for the black one.

-He hasn't caught any ducks.

-Gwynfor goes for

-the black duck and three points.

-No.

-No.

-

-If you can't, go for another one.

-That didn't last long.

-He's back with the yellow

-and he's caught one!

-Well done!

-Don't hit the shed.

-Don't hit the shed.

-

-Worry about the time, not the shed!

-Chuck it in!

-At last, Gwynfor

-gets a duck in the shed.

-That's wasting time.

-Well done.

-Well done.

-

-Thanks.

-Gwynfor's got the knack!

-Maybe not.

-Tilt it more when you pick it up.

-Yes. I'll try.

-Let him be!

-It's not as easy as it looks.

-Forward.

-Yes!

-He's hooked another one.

-Don't worry about the shed.

-Don't worry about the shed.

-

-Just dump it and go for another one!

-Time is running out.

-Gwynfor goes back

-for the black duck.

-That's it.

-Oh!

-Almost!

-Time is up.

-Harper Cymru receive two marks.

-Well done.

-Unlucky.

-That was close.

-Look!

-You hooked it.

-Yes. It fell off.

-After a slow start,

-you got into it and caught two.

-It's the first time I used a digger.

-I'm quite happy.

-It was a pity about the black one.

-I could have done a bit better.

-You had two.

-Will it be enough to beat Moch Mon?

-It isn't easy. We'll soon see.

-Well done.

-Gwynfor had a slow start.

-He wasn't too confident.

-He almost caught a duck early on,

-but he dropped it.

-It might have been different...

-..if he'd had a bit more luck

-and more self-confidence.

-We'll see how Moch Mon

-cope with the digger task.

-They only need three ducks to win.

-It should be easy, but we'll see.

-Cai from Moch Mon gets into the cab.

-Jac and Llyr are in the shed.

-Take your time.

-The first duck

-doesn't want to be caught.

-This is hard.

-This is hard.

-

-Get it in.

-Cai almost hooks his first duck.

-Put it in now.

-Give me a chance!

-The spinning duck

-gives Cai a headache.

-He can't hook it.

-I'd go for the ones in the corner.

-They're together and fairly still.

-Go for the corner.

-It doesn't have enough reach.

-It doesn't have enough reach.

-

-Don't worry, Cai, it does.

-Go on, flick it.

-OK, go slowly.

-I'll knock you in a bit.

-Hold on, we don't want

-any fighting on Fferm Ffactor!

-You have to put it in the pen.

-Does it have to sit in the pen?

-Does it have to sit in the pen?

-

-Don't know. I'll sit it for you.

-Just tip it!

-He put it down

-as if it was a live duck.

-Moch Mon get

-their first duck in the shed.

-Do you want to try for a black one?

-Go, go, go!

-He was almost there!

-Oh!

-Ah well, on to the next.

-Can you get two?

-He has enough trouble

-hooking one, let alone two!

-Cai hooks his second duck.

-Well done.

-Moch Mon and Harper Cymru

-are equal at two points each.

-But the clock is ticking.

-Oh!

-Does he have a grudge

-against that duck?

-Go for the black one.

-Go for the black one.

-

-The hole is tiny.

-He only needs one more.

-But he doesn't know that.

-But he doesn't know that.

-

-No.

-With only seconds to go,

-will Cai grab another duck?

-Oh!

-Oh!

-

-He's getting frustrated now.

-Are you trying to wash the ducks?

-Are you trying to wash the ducks?

-

-Aye.

-Five seconds to go...

-..four, three, two, one.

-Time is up, unfortunately.

-Moch Mon can't beat

-Harper Cymru's score.

-Both teams hook two yellow ducks.

-You look very frustrated.

-It's difficult.

-What was difficult about it?

-When you try hooking,

-it comes off all the time.

-I thought you'd get the black one.

-It was on the hook. What happened?

-It was on the hook. What happened?

-

-I moved the lever the wrong way.

-Were you rushing a bit too much?

-Were you rushing a bit too much?

-

-Yes.

-Well done. You did your best.

-That's all you can do.

-That's all you can do.

-

-Thanks.

-Cai from Moch Mon

-has just tried the digger task.

-He was slightly more confident.

-At first, I thought he'd do better.

-But he didn't realize he should have

-gone for the ones in the corner.

-He went for the ones

-near the digger...

-..rather than the ones

-in the corner, like this one.

-Cai didn't know he only needed

-one more duck to win the task.

-He was very close!

-There's no point rushing things.

-You have to be cool.

-But by the end, three ducks

-were heads down in the water.

-He couldn't hook those.

-Gwynfor and Cai were unlucky

-but ended up level.

-I think that's right.

-A fair effort from both teams.

-A fair effort from both teams.

-

-Yes.

-With both teams level,

-the five points are shared.

-Moch Mon and Harper Cymru

-receive 2.5 points each.

-Join us after the break

-to see if the old saying is true...

-..take time to catch a chicken...

-..on Fferm Ffactor,

-Battle Of The Farmers.

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-Welcome back to Fferm Ffactor,

-Battle Of The Farmers.

-Harper Cymru and Moch Mon,

-are you ready for the next task?

-Yes.

-It's the livestock task.

-Caryl tells us more.

-There are over a hundred breeds

-of chickens in Britain.

-How well do our farmers know them?

-There are four breeds here...

-..and four sheds.

-The teams have to put

-the right breed in the right shed.

-The fastest team wins the task.

-There's a saying,

-"Take time to catch a chicken."

-We'll see!

-So the livestock task

-is catching chickens.

-Moch Mon, who is doing this task?

-Moch Mon, who is doing this task?

-

-Me.

-Do you have chickens at home?

-Do you have chickens at home?

-

-A few.

-Which breeds do you have?

-Which breeds do you have?

-

-Mongrels!

-You have chickens too, Llyr.

-You have chickens too, Llyr.

-

-Yes.

-But Jac is faster than me,

-with his thin legs.

-Good luck, Jac.

-Good luck, Jac.

-

-Thanks.

-Enjoy yourself

-and take care with those chickens.

-Harper Cymru,

-who is doing this task?

-Aled looks worried. It isn't you.

-Aled looks worried. It isn't you.

-

-No.

-Gwynfor is looking away!

-It's me.

-Why you?

-I'm fairly comfortable

-with chicken breeds.

-We had lectures in college.

-I should know!

-Did you listen in the lecture?

-Did you listen in the lecture?

-

-We'll find out.

-Do you have chickens at home?

-Do you have chickens at home?

-

-No.

-You're quite confident about breeds.

-You're quite confident about breeds.

-

-I look after chickens too.

-But what about catching them?

-But what about catching them?

-

-We'll see.

-We have tactics.

-What are they?

-What are they?

-

-I can't say.

-They don't have tactics!

-Good luck!

-We move on to the livestock task.

-First to join the chickens

-is Moch Mon's Jac.

-He gets to grips immediately with

-the small, brown Barbu d'Anvers.

-He puts two in for the price of one.

-Get in there mate.

-The third goes in too.

-That small one is going towards him.

-Now, the small, black Rosecombs.

-Jac has no trouble with the first.

-Don't get het up!

-They're fast! Well done, Jac.

-They're the Usain Bolts of chickens.

-Jac has caught six chickens.

-He's doing very well.

-He's caught three

-of those and the others.

-Next, Jac turns

-to the Burford Browns.

-He chooses the right shed again.

-Almost.

-The brown chickens get away,

-so Jac turns to the white ones...

-..the Cotswold Legbars.

-He has no trouble with the first.

-SQUAWKS

-He's very careful

-in the way he catches them.

-Yes. It's a good time too.

-Good grief, yes.

-He's all legs and arms.

-He's the right build.

-Ten chickens are in the right sheds.

-How quickly can Jac

-catch the last two?

-He'll have trouble

-catching the last one.

-Have more faith, lads.

-Jac is good with the chickens.

-He catches it!

-In it goes.

-Watch that door.

-Jac put twelve chickens

-in the right sheds...

-..in an amazing time

-of two minutes, seven seconds.

-Well, Jac.

-You're cock-a-hoop!

-You didn't take long.

-You didn't take long.

-

-No.

-You did very well.

-I think so.

-Was it hard work?

-No, but they're fast.

-You didn't take time

-to check the breeds.

-You knew where the Rosecombs

-and Cotswold Legbars went.

-I think I know them.

-Do you think you got the breeds

-right? You're fairly confident.

-I think so.

-I think so.

-

-You caught them quickly.

-Who taught you to catch chickens?

-We kept chickens years ago.

-It's probably my granddad.

-He's good with birds.

-Good old granddad!

-You did very well.

-Jac excelled in that task!

-He probably has chickens at home.

-He knew how to catch them.

-They couldn't escape.

-He knew his breeds, caught them

-and put them in the sheds.

-Excellent.

-Excellent.

-

-He was very slick.

-Yes. When he caught a chicken,

-it couldn't escape.

-He held of them

-in an appropriate way.

-Jac is clearly used

-to handling chickens.

-He had every breed right

-and in a very fast time.

-Jac was very comfortable

-with the chickens.

-How will Lowri

-from Harper Cymru cope?

-She starts at a slower pace.

-Tactics.

-Maybe the chickens will

-go in of their own accord.

-Exactly.

-Two Barbu d'Anvers

-go in the blue shed, the right one.

-But the last one

-wants to go to the green shed...

-..the white chickens' home.

-Three out of the way.

-Process of elimination.

-SQUAWKS

-She was confident,

-although that one was noisy.

-Now the white chickens, the Cotswold

-Legbars, are safe in the right shed.

-The Barbu d'Anvers have done

-the work for Lowri.

-They've gone to the right shed.

-She's got them.

-The Barbu d'Anvers

-are in the right place.

-But the Barbu d'Anvers

-have a visitor.

-Does Lowri know where it lives?

-Yes, she does!

-Well done.

-Two sheds are full and there are

-two Barbu d'Anvers in the blue shed.

-Lowri is about to...

-..put the third in the yellow shed!

-Oh!

-Lowri seems to be taking the Barbu

-d'Anvers from the right shed...

-..and putting them

-in the yellow shed.

-What's going on?

-Poor things!

-They looked happy there.

-She's changed her mind.

-She's putting the Barbu d'Anvers

-in the Rosecombs' shed.

-Poor thing.

-Poor thing.

-

-It's wrong.

-They were in the right place.

-So she has gone down

-from eight correct chickens to six.

-Lowri puts the Rosecombs

-in the wrong shed too.

-That's a pity.

-Good effort.

-Very good.

-Did you enjoy the task?

-Did you enjoy the task?

-

-It was really good!

-I enjoyed that.

-Why did you open the doors first?

-I thought it would be

-easier to do that...

-..then shut them and go back

-and forth with the chickens.

-Did you get the breeds right?

-I hope so.

-Well...

-..I can reveal...

-..you mixed up

-the Barbu d'Anvers and Rosecombs.

-They were in the right place.

-Two went in by themselves.

-Yes. I had a last minute

-change of mind.

-You decided to move them.

-What a shame.

-Gutted about that.

-Lowri did quite well on the whole.

-Yes.

-Her tactic was

-to open the doors first.

-But the chickens

-went to the wrong sheds.

-She had to take them out

-before putting the right ones in.

-Moving them back

-and forth cost her time.

-I like the way she handled the

-chickens and put them in the sheds.

-Things were going well

-until the end.

-At the last minute, she decided

-to move the Barbu d'Anvers.

-She put them in the Rosecombs' shed.

-Unfortunately,

-it was the wrong decision.

-I'm sure she'll kick herself.

-She almost got it right.

-I think I did fairly well,

-catching chickens.

-I caught them quite easily

-and sorted the breeds.

-She was good.

-I'm really happy with that.

-Very good, fair play.

-Much better than I would have done.

-I'd never heard

-of those breeds before.

-I'm gutted I mixed up the last two.

-The brown chickens walked in.

-I'm disappointed.

-She wasn't as fast as us.

-We won it.

-Yes, you did.

-Moch Mon win five points.

-Harper Cymru are still on 2.5.

-It's the building task next.

-They all seem to be having fun -

-everyone but the judge.

-Find out why after the break.

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-Welcome back.

-It's the building task next.

-Moch Mon did well last time,

-with the aqueduct.

-Jac was in charge.

-Jac was in charge.

-

-I thought I was.

-Who will take the lead this time?

-Who will take the lead this time?

-

-It depends on the challenge.

-I hope you do equally well today.

-What does Caryl have

-up her sleeve this time?

-These calves are starving.

-The farmers must build

-a feeder to hold milk bottles.

-They have material

-to build a four teat feeder.

-It must be self-standing

-and easy to move around.

-Richard and I will award five points

-for teamwork.

-The second part of the task

-is filling bottles with milk.

-Three bottles are already filled.

-The milk for the fourth bottle

-is in this cow.

-They'll race to fill

-the fourth bottle with milk...

-..then put the bottles

-in the feeder.

-The first team to put the feeder

-in the pen wins the task.

-I'm looking forward to this.

-Harper Cymru,

-have you milked by hand before?

-No!

-Can you work as a team this time,

-to build a worthwhile feeder?

-We'll be OK.

-Are you good with your hands?

-Are you good with your hands?

-

-I don't mind woodwork.

-Good luck.

-Moch Mon,

-Cai wanted a dairy cattle task.

-Yes.

-You've got it.

-You've got it.

-

-I didn't mean hand milking!

-Good luck to you, too.

-Let's start the building task.

-The teams have an hour

-to build the calf feeder.

-Harper Cymru start on the plan.

-We could put a long piece of wood

-on the top and bottom...

-..to keep it sturdy.

-Are you confused?

-Moch Mon

-aren't worried about a plan.

-It's OK like that.

-Harper Cymru studies Lowri's plan.

-I'm not sure what it is.

-A pallet there, plywood there.

-We'll use this.

-Lowri is saving the day.

-She has stepped up to the plate.

-She is a brilliant organizer.

-And then we can

-put the wheels through this.

-Two teats each side,

-instead of four on the front?

-Moch Mon get down to work.

-Jac seems to be doing all the work.

-It's a three-man job.

-One works

-while the other two watch.

-Do you have a plan?

-Do you have a plan?

-

-Yes.

-The plan is in your heads.

-You're very organic.

-Let's see how it goes.

-And where does it go?

-On the floor, in a dangerous pile.

-Mind your feet.

-And fingers.

-It doesn't matter if it's higher.

-Harper Cymru change the plan

-halfway through the task.

-We could put four here.

-It isn't the end of the world.

-Is there enough time

-to change your minds?

-Jac and Moch Mon gallop ahead

-despite having no plan.

-Where will the wheels go?

-Where will the wheels go?

-

-Underneath it somewhere.

-Jac! Like your style!

-Harper Cymru's new plan sends them

-back to the drawing board.

-What have you changed

-about the plan?

-We're putting the four teats

-in a row.

-You should have started with this.

-You should have done this

-before you started. Or not?

-It's the same plan.

-It's the same plan.

-

-You've tweaked it.

-Harper stick to the new plan.

-They work well as a team.

-A little hole will give us a rough

-idea of where to put the bottles.

-While Harper work on the new plan,

-Moch Mon have time on their hands.

-The giggling and fooling around

-has started.

-Richard isn't amused.

-That's more like

-a cinema usherette's trolley.

-It won't cope with four calves!

-With time running out,

-they reinforce the structure.

-Harper Cymru are confused.

-If the wheels are here, the calves

-will push and it won't move.

-There are five minutes to go.

-Harper Cymru is in chaos.

-They've changed the plan

-and are panicking.

-That's the other side.

-Their structure is big and heavy.

-They're tackling the hard part

-of attaching the wheels...

-..with only five minutes to go.

-The teams struggle

-with last minute changes.

-It's a race to the end.

-It's a race to the end.

-

-We're running out of time.

-We'll do that later on.

-Nine, eight...

-..seven, six...

-..five, four, three...

-..two, one.

-Your time is up.

-Your time is up, Harper Cymru.

-You've completed the task.

-Yes, thank god!

-We're not sure if it will move.

-We're not sure if it will move.

-

-You haven't tested it.

-Have you been swimming?

-Yes!

-Yes!

-

-That's why we were late finishing.

-Can I test it?

-Can you hold that, please?

-Be gentle.

-Be gentle.

-

-It's a prototype.

-It works.

-The calves will reach the milk.

-It will do the job.

-It's sturdy.

-I wouldn't like to carry it!

-You worked well as a team.

-Well done.

-Moch Mon are a dangerous bunch!

-Are you happy?

-Are you happy?

-

-Yes.

-How will you move it around?

-Does it have a handle?

-Just like that!

-Calves are strong.

-Is this sturdy enough?

-It would be placed against

-the wall.

-Calves aren't fed

-in the middle of a shed.

-It'll go against the wall.

-So the wall will help you.

-Well done.

-This is a big structure.

-I was worried it would be too heavy.

-It's OK.

-Yes.

-It could easily be moved

-to a field or shed.

-When the calves are suckling...

-..they can get all the milk.

-Because of the angle,

-the milk flows down.

-The calves will have

-the milk they need.

-Let's see Moch Mon's structure.

-Let's see Moch Mon's structure.

-

-Alright.

-This is different.

-It's not the same size

-as the other team.

-It's neat.

-Wobbly.

-If a calf blew on it,

-it would fall down.

-It's a bit trolley-dolly-ish.

-Will the twine support them?

-They seem quite secure.

-They are too flat.

-The calves will only get

-half the milk.

-That will go against them.

-The best teamwork wins five points.

-What do you think?

-Jac was in charge.

-He didn't encourage

-the other two to put forward ideas.

-For the other team,

-Lowri was a leader who listened.

-I agree.

-Harper Cymru

-fully deserve the five points.

-Harper Cymru

-win five points for teamwork.

-But there are five points

-for the second part of the task.

-Moch Mon and Harper Cymru...

-..the cow is ready to be milked.

-The first team to milk one litre

-and give it to the calves...

-..wins the task.

-Are you ready?

-Three, two, one, milk!

-Aled starts for Harper Cymru,

-and Cai for Moch Mon.

-Aled doesn't get a lot of luck,

-so Lowri takes over.

-Lowri does better.

-Jac has taken over for Moch Mon.

-I'd say he's an old hand.

-It's coming out like water

-from a jet wash.

-Go on, Lowri.

-Lowri's fingers are tiring.

-Aled is back on the teats.

-Milk, boys!

-Pull down.

-Jac has milked a litre.

-Let it fill up.

-Hurry, Harper! Off you go, Gwynfor!

-Moch Mon look set to win

-quite comfortably.

-That's it, Harper Cymru.

-You did it again, Moch Mon!

-Well done, Llyr. Are you happy?

-Yes.

-Jac and Cai did well, fair play.

-I'd say you've milked before.

-I'd say you've milked before.

-

-Yes.

-You were fast.

-I have the technique.

-The calves are coming towards

-the feeder.

-They're getting closer.

-Oh, dear.

-It's not the sturdiest structure!

-But Moch Mon win the race,

-and five points.

-They now have 12.5 points.

-We lost the milking task.

-It was only by a couple of seconds.

-We needed another ten seconds.

-It's hard to milk by hand,

-especially a plastic one.

-The boys were very experienced.

-They did well, fair play.

-Even if they were faster, their

-trolley wouldn't get in the shed.

-It wouldn't fit.

-The calves wouldn't reach the teats.

-It was too big.

-Moch Mon are doing well.

-Can they rein the bull

-to reach the semi-final?

-We'll see on Fferm Ffactor,

-Battle Of The Farmers.

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-Welcome back to Fferm Ffactor.

-It's time for the rodeo bull.

-Ee-har!

-The rodeo bull is back.

-One team member will ride the bull.

-The other two will answer

-as many questions as they can.

-The bull speeds up

-if they get it wrong.

-The quiz ends

-when the rider falls off.

-The teams keep the points

-they collect.

-Hold on tight!

-The bull is ready.

-Cai did well on the bull last time.

-Who's riding the bull this time?

-Who's riding the bull this time?

-

-Me.

-You'll answer the questions.

-Have you been revising?

-Not really.

-Not really.

-

-You have the knowledge.

-We'll see!

-Good luck. Are you looking forward?

-Good luck. Are you looking forward?

-

-Yes.

-Who's going on the bull?

-Me.

-Hold on tight!

-Have you been revising?

-They did for their exams,

-and they passed, so it's OK!

-I hope it comes in handy.

-Good luck to you, and Lowri.

-Good luck to you, and Lowri.

-

-I'll need it!

-The bull is ready.

-Moch Mon is the first team to ride

-the bull and answer the questions.

-Are you ready?

-Ifan, start up the bull.

-Hold on Cai, the bull is off.

-Where are Simmental cattle from?

-Germany.

-Incorrect. Switzerland.

-Kick the bull, Ifan.

-It's a bad start. Hold on!

-What breed of animal is the Merino?

-Sheep.

-Name Wales's three national parks.

-Snowdonia.

-Any idea?

-The Breacon Beacons and

-the Pembrokeshire Coast. Ifan.

-Not again!

-Another wrong answer!

-I'm sorry about this, Cai.

-Which cow's milk is lowest in fat?

-Holstein.

-When was the first

-petrol tractor invented...

-..1881, 1892 or 1897?

-1892.

-1892.

-

-Correct.

-Where are Hebridean

-and Shetland sheep from?

-Ireland.

-Ireland.

-

-No, Scotland.

-Turn it up.

-Here we go!

-Which country produces

-the most wool?

-New Zealand.

-No! Australia.

-Kick the bull, Ifan.

-Oh, dear!

-When did the first YFC open...

-..1915, 1921 or 1930?

-1921.

-1921.

-

-Correct.

-What is the term for growing plants

-without soil?

-Aquaponics.

-Hydroponics.

-Turn up the bull.

-Another wrong answer!

-From which continent

-do llamas originate?

-He's down!

-Cai held on very well.

-It was a disappointing question

-round. They only score four points.

-How will Harper Cymru get on?

-We're ready, Ifan. Start the bull.

-Hold on tight, Lowri.

-Where are Simmental cattle from?

-France.

-No, Switzerland. Turn up the bull.

-Thanks, guys.

-What breed of animal is the Merino?

-Cow.

-Cow.

-

-No, sheep.

-That's what I thought.

-That's what I thought.

-

-Another wrong answer.

-Not again!

-Name Wales's three national parks.

-Name Wales's three national parks.

-

-Snowdonia.

-Pembrokeshire and Breacon Beacons.

-Correct.

-Which cow's milk is lowest in fat?

-Friesian.

-No, Holstein.

-Kick the bull, Ifan!

-Hold on tight, Lowri.

-When was the first petrol

-tractor invented...

-..1881, 1892 or 1897?

-1881.

-The first.

-No, 1892.

-Kick the bull, Ifan.

-I'm sorry, Lowri.

-Where are Hebridean

-and Shetland sheep from?

-Scotland.

-Which country produces

-the most wool?

-Country?

-Country?

-

-Yes.

-New Zealand.

-No, Australia.

-Turn the bull up.

-I'm sorry, Lowri!

-When did the first YFC open...

-..1915, 1921 or 1930?

-1930?

-1930?

-

-Go for it.

-No, 1921. Turn it up again.

-What is the term for growing plants

-without soil?

-It was a heroic effort from Lowri.

-But the boys let her down.

-They win two points

-to add to their total.

-The tasks are over. The teams

-want to know how they fared.

-Harper Cymru,

-what tasks did you enjoy the most?

-We enjoyed building the milk stand.

-Yes, and the chickens task.

-Did you enjoy the machines task?

-Did you enjoy the machines task?

-

-It was different.

-You'd never used one before.

-You'd never used one before.

-

-You did well, fair play.

-I enjoyed seeing Lowri on the bull.

-She did very well.

-You let her down!

-I can reveal...

-..that you scored...

-..9.5.

-The rodeo let you down.

-You were level in one of the tasks.

-The building task went well, too.

-Moch Mon, did you enjoy the tasks?

-Moch Mon, did you enjoy the tasks?

-

-Yes.

-Jac did well with the chickens.

-You had a good building task, too.

-Your score this time is...

-..16.5.

-We'll add that

-to your previous score.

-You've collected 40.5 points.

-You're through to the semi-final.

-Congratulations.

-Good luck in the semi-final.

-Harper's total of 24.5 isn't enough

-for a place in the semi-final.

-I'm sorry about that.

-Have you enjoyed it?

-Yes.

-You did your best.

-Thanks for taking part

-on Fferm Ffactor.

-And that's it.

-Moch Mon and Gelli Aur

-are in the semi-final.

-Join us next time, on Fferm Ffactor,

-Battle Of The Farmers. Goodbye.

-Moch Mon top Group B

-with 40.5 points.

-Their semi-final opponents

-are Bois Y Seilej.

-Gauchosgelliwen

-will take on Gelli Aur.

-There's only room for two teams

-in the final.

-The heat is on.

-I can't wait!

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