Pennod 2 Fferm Ffactor

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-No, you're right, she hasn't

-presented the weather for a while.

-The other one's not much better.

-Hey, Dai, it's time I was going,

-I need to film the opening link.

-OK, yes. That's right.

-OK, ta-ra, Dai.

-Ta-ra, ta-ra.

-Sorry, boys. Ready to go.

-Yes, welcome to Fferm Ffactor.

-We have a new group of celebs

-ready to be let loose on the farm.

-After the shambolic performance

-of Alun and Nathan with the pigs...

-..I have high hopes for this group.

-Having said that, you don't know

-what you'll get from these celebs.

-They've always been

-the temperamental type.

-Away we go!

-Yes, for the first time ever, we've

-left a group of celebs loose...

-..on a farm

-at Llysfasi Agricultural College.

-Over three special programmes,

-four teams will battle it out...

-..to win the Fferm Ffactor title

-and 3,000 for their chosen charity.

-Each team has two clueless celebs...

-..but the captains

-come from farming backgrounds.

-Last week, Ioan's team took the

-honours, thanks to Cefin Roberts.

-Aargh!

-Today,

-two new teams are ready for battle.

-Captaining the team is former

-contestant and famous farmer...

-..from Llanfairfechan,

-Gareth Wyn Jones.

-On his team, bringing plenty

-of sunny spells, Sian Lloyd...

-..and Wales's biggest luvvie,

-Stifyn Parri.

-The members of my team bring

-a lot of drama to the proceedings.

-I don't think I'll be good in any

-of the tasks but I'll do my best.

-I think a farm

-is a natural place for me to be.

-I have two dogs, two hens

-and I'm a friend to Sian.

-Farming comes naturally to me.

-Captaining the other team is

-an author from a farming family...

-..Bethan Gwanas

-She'll be keeping an eye

-on actor Llyr Evans...

-..and radio presenter Dyl Mei.

-Dyl Mei is our Google.

-You don't need Google

-if he's around.

-He knows everything

-about everything.

-Llyr...

-..I'm not too sure!

-Thanks.

-I hope we beat the other team.

-They're from London and Cardiff.

-Gareth Wyn Jones tweets all day.

-I fancy myself as a farmer.

-I like dressing up.

-When it comes to mucking out,

-can I do it? I don't know.

-The winning team

-will go through to the final.

-Now we're baling!

-Well, welcome to the farm.

-Are you ready for it?

-Oh, yes.

-Oh, yes.

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-Are you sure you're ready for it?

-Gareth, welcome back to Fferm

-Ffactor. You've been here before.

-Yes. 2009.

-Look at your team.

-You're the captain this time.

-This is the dream team.

-Stifyn, you look the part.

-I do. I'm right chuffed.

-Sian, people tuning in will be

-saying, "Sian lives in London."

-But you own some land.

-But you own some land.

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-I have 20 acres. Yes indeed.

-Bethan's team. What do you think

-of your team members, Bethan?

-I couldn't have hoped

-for a team with more cool factor.

-Look at them. They know nothing

-about farming but who cares?

-They do know something

-about farming.

-I know that Dyl Mei comes

-from a good stock of farmers.

-No!

-Great-grandfathers in Traws

-and I have family that farm there...

-..but they don't watch telly there

-so they don't know I'm here.

-Llyr on the end.

-OK?

-OK?

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-OK, boy?

-You've attended the Royal Welsh Show

-in Llanelwedd.

-When I heard I was doing the job,

-I went down to do some research.

-I was inspired

-to buy a shearing vest.

-Which tasks would you like?

-Single Farm Payments forms!

-A desk, a cuppa.

-We're going to have a lot of fun.

-Good luck to you.

-Thank you for coming.

-On we go to the first task.

-First, choose a team member to drive

-the tractor around our course.

-There are four pallets

-and four letters.

-Work as a team to guess the name...

-..and collect the missing letters

-set out on the track.

-Place them in the correct place

-to complete the name.

-The team which completes the task

-in the faster time wins.

-Remember, the captain

-can't drive the tractor.

-Good luck.

-The mechanical task.

-Bethan, you can't do this.

-I haven't driven a tractor

-since I was 15.

-I live on a farm, I'm not a farmer!

-I think it's obvious

-who's driving for us.

-Dyl has a problem.

-I don't drive at all.

-Only people up the wall.

-Llyr.

-Llyr.

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-Yeah, no worries.

-Have you ever driven a tractor?

-I had a job years ago

-driving a tractor and trailer.

-I had a disaster

-and crashed the trailer.

-The farmer said,

-"No way are you driving that."

-He put me on a smaller tractor

-to mow his lawn.

-I mowed his wife's flowers

-and got the sack.

-My track record with tractors

-isn't the best.

-Gareth's team.

-Gareth's team.

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-We could have a big advantage.

-He's sat next to me.

-He's sat next to me.

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-He's driven a tractor before.

-I'm a closet farmer.

-Where and when?

-Where and when?

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-I drove a tractor in a carnival.

-I really enjoyed it. I was great.

-Stifyn, you're going for it.

-Llyr, you're the chosen one.

-Let's do this.

-Good luck to both of you.

-Here's the mechanical task.

-First to tackle the tractor is Llyr.

-Bethan and Dyl are back indoors

-trying to guess the name.

-Here are the letters

-they've been given.

-The clue - a breed of cattle.

-I have no idea.

-I don't know any cattle breeds.

-Heff... Hereford.

-Hereford. OK.

-Llyr, the name is Hereford.

-Hereford, OK.

-If you see an O, fetch the O.

-Hereford is the name. Llyr has

-ten minutes to complete the task.

-Pick up the O.

-O. And you know where

-to put it in H-E-R-E-F-O-R-D.

-The celebs had 15 minutes

-of training on the tractor...

-..but it's harder than it looks.

-To lift the letters correctly,

-aim for the centre of the pallet...

-..which isn't easy.

-The loader is sensitive and it's

-difficult to see out of the tractor.

-Llyr has to rely on directions from

-Bethan and Dyl to aim the forks.

-Straight on.

-Got it.

-Shouldn't they go into the pallet?

-He's lifted it

-but the forks aren't in the pallet.

-That one could fall off.

-Is it there?

-Is it there?

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-Almost. Push it forwards.

-Llyr has placed the O

-in the right place, just.

-The D was a slick manoeuvre too.

-Shot!

-How will he get on with the E?

-I can't see.

-Lovely. Forward.

-Lift it.

-Almost there.

-Is it secure?

-Is it secure?

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-Risk it, risk it.

-In the middle, between R and F.

-I know how to spell!

-I can't see.

-I can't see.

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-Straight down.

-That won't please the judges.

-I could have done this myself.

-I could have done this myself.

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-You're saying that now.

-There's only one letter left.

-There's plenty of time

-left on the clock.

-Well done, Llyr. Despite the shape

-of the pallets, the name's complete.

-He crosses the line

-with two minutes to spare.

-Good job.

-Done it, Ifas, done it.

-I enjoyed that.

-Right, it's Stifyn's turn

-on the tractor.

-Gareth and Sian

-are back in the barn.

-Here are their letters.

-A breed of cattle is the clue.

-Holstein.

-Holstein.

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-You're right.

-Well done, Sian.

-Holstein is the name.

-Does Stifyn have the skill

-to lift the letters?

-We know what it is.

-We know what it is.

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-We have the word.

-You have the word but

-I can't move this for some reason.

-Good start.

-Shuttle on,

-clutch down and off we go.

-Of course, yes.

-Got it. Go, go, go.

-You're on the move.

-A slick start, Stifyn. You only have

-ten minutes to complete the task.

-I'm going to the second station.

-Is there an S in the second station,

-Stifyn?

-I'm heading towards it.

-Down a bit.

-Go on. That's it.

-Straight on.

-Straight on.

-OK? Whoa, baby.

-Go, baby.

-OK.

-Tilt towards you.

-Tilt? Hold on.

-Yeah, baby.

-Right up.

-Well done, Stifyn, the first letter

-on the loader perfectly.

-Now to place it

-in the correct position.

-The S goes next to the L.

-After the L.

-The other way, the other way

-and down, tilt it down.

-That's it. And again.

-Turn the wheel.

-That's it.

-They're talking a good game

-but there's not much movement.

-The other way, the other way.

-OK.

-That's a better angle.

-Let me try it.

-Yay, baby!

-The first letter

-is finally in place.

-Stifyn took three minutes

-to get it there.

-Tilt up.

-Unfortunately, Stifyn was slow

-and steady for the rest of the task.

-He thought he was doing well though.

-I just hope that Dai Jones

-is blinkin' watching this.

-Go on.

-Am I in? Yes, I'm in.

-Oh!

-No, you're not.

-Go in reverse or it'll fall off.

-No, no, no.

-Three, two, one.

-Well done, Stifyn.

-Wow.

-And yes, Stifyn ran out of time

-before completing the task.

-Unlucky, lad.

-Let's hear the thoughts of judges

-Caryl and Richard about the two.

-The task is over.

-It was a very difficult task.

-What did you think?

-It was difficult even if you

-drove a tractor every day.

-These boys aren't used to tractors.

-They did well.

-Stifyn was slow and steady.

-He was so slow and steady, he failed

-to collect all the letters.

-He was neat and tidy

-while Llyr was very different.

-He was messy

-but he got the job done.

-He completed the name.

-Bethan's team win this task easily.

-A messy job but job done.

-Llyr wins the tractor task and

-secures five points for the team.

-Join us after the break

-for more tasks.

-We'll see what made Dyl Mei wretch

-on Fferm Ffactor - Selebs.

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-Right, on we go to the next task.

-I hope you're hungry.

-Always.

-Hungry? Glad to hear it.

-Here's Caryl to tell us more.

-Welsh meat is world renowned.

-Today, chef Chris Roberts

-from Caernarfon...

-..has cooked some less familiar

-cuts of meat.

-I love cooking

-unusual cuts of meat.

-People used to eat every cut,

-from the head to the tail.

-These days, people disregard offal.

-I'm cooking

-some unusual cuts on the barbecue.

-Yes, there are some disgusting cuts.

-This is an individual task. Try

-and guess the animal and the cut.

-You can only taste and feel -

-you will be blindfolded.

-Good luck.

-Right then, recognizing meat.

-Sian, in the jungle, did you

-have any unsavoury experiences?

-I didn't do any tasks

-so no bad experiences for me.

-Do you fancy this one?

-I like my food,

-I like cooking, I cook a lot...

-..but I'm not used

-to guessing the animal.

-You fancy this one, do you?

-You fancy this one, do you?

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-Yes, why not?

-Well done, Sian.

-Sian Lloyd's going for it.

-Dyl, you're nodding your head.

-You fancy this one, do you?

-I'm not scared of eating anything

-apart from cottage cheese.

-I'll eat anything else.

-I'll eat anything else.

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-Good. I can't wait for this task.

-It's time to identify some meat.

-Chris,

-bring the first plate in please.

-Bon appetit, Dyl.

-We'll start with this cut of meat.

-Which animal do you think...

-It's a ear, a sow's ear.

-OK.

-That's a pig.

-Which part of the pig?

-I want to say ear.

-A pig's ear?

-Correct. Good start.

-Well done. Give me your hand.

-What's in the middle?

-I think I know what it is.

-I'll taste it to make sure.

-Oh! Are they juicy?

-These have come from a sheep.

-I think they're testicles.

-Sheep's testicles.

-You were right to say sheep.

-Chris called them sweetbreads.

-They're from the glands

-and the neck.

-Close. You got the animal right.

-Close. You got the animal right.

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-They're nice.

-One more piece on the plate.

-It's there, by your right hand.

-How does it feel?

-Not great.

-Similar to the other one.

-That's the same animal.

-Those are the testicles.

-Dyl, that's correct.

-A good start, Dyl. Well done.

-There you go. Thanks.

-Right, Dyl,

-we'll start from left to right.

-That's the first one.

-Tongue? Tongue?

-I'm not sure.

-Taste it. Try it.

-OK.

-It reminds me of Spam.

-Tongue!

-I'll say something like

-a pig's heart.

-Incorrect, Dyl.

-What was it?

-What was it?

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-Tongue.

-A cow's tongue. Unlucky.

-No worries, we'll move on.

-Oh, God.

-This is a whole piece.

-It hasn't been cut up.

-This is how it is.

-This is horrific.

-Take a small piece

-or bite a small piece off first.

-Say what it is without tasting it.

-Say what it is without tasting it.

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-OK.

-Smell it.

-Smell it.

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-Oh, OK.

-Can I have some water?

-I know what that is from the taste,

-from the feeling.

-That's a foot.

-I'd say it's a hen.

-Well done, Dyl. Bang on.

-A hen's foot.

-No-one eats those anymore.

-That's... Urgh, don't.

-On to the final piece.

-This is... Urgh!

-I think it's a tail.

-A tail belonging to what?

-I don't know what it is.

-I don't know what it is.

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-What does it feel like?

-Oh, no.

-It's not what I think it is, is it?

-Try it first, taste it first.

-Take a nibble.

-You can take a bigger nibble

-than that.

-What do they call the innards?

-The waste pipe!

-I think it's a tail.

-A pig.

-Final answer, Dyl?

-Final answer.

-Do you know what,

-you've done very well.

-Dyl, that's the correct answer.

-Dyl, that's the correct answer.

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-Oh, I'm... No...

-That was an experience.

-That was an experience.

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-Well done, Dyl Mei.

-That's horrific.

-I've wanted to try Chris's food

-for months.

-I've seen a lot of his stuff

-on Facebook.

-So, yes,

-I really enjoyed the first part.

-I thought, "Great, I've tasted it."

-The second part, never again.

-I think Sian will get 12 out of 12.

-I think she'll recognize

-the sweetbreads and the tongue.

-In your own time, taste and feel

-your way around that cut of meat.

-It's hard.

-Crunchy.

-This meat has been cooked.

-It's OK. It tastes like crackling.

-Yes!

-Maybe a strange part of a pig.

-I'll say ear. A pig's ear.

-Correct, Sian.

-You're joking!

-Ready for the next piece?

-There are three pieces.

-They belong to the same animal.

-Tastes like beef.

-Beef testicles.

-Incorrect.

-They're sheep sweetbreads.

-Sheep! Everything was wrong

-about that one.

-Here's the final piece

-on this plate.

-Give me your right hand. It's there.

-That's a testicle.

-What does it feel like? Describe it.

-It's lumpy.

-Lovely.

-It's almost like pate.

-Yes.

-Yes.

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-Testicles.

-Creamy. Rich.

-No doubt.

-This might be the testicle.

-Testicles, yes.

-I'm saying testicles.

-Which animal?

-I think I'll sit down next to you.

-Sorry, Ifan.

-Sorry, Ifan.

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-No problems. Take your time.

-There's no rush.

-Sheep.

-Sheep's testicles. Final answer.

-Correct!

-Well done.

-Well done.

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-Blimey.

-Well done indeed.

-Sian identifies

-two of the first three correctly.

-How will she get on

-with the second plate?

-Ah.

-Lovely.

-Ah, easy. Tongue.

-Tongue of which animal?

-Tongue of which animal?

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-Cattle, beef, cow.

-Well done. Correct.

-She's better at this

-than the weather.

-One, two, three four.

-Ah, yes. A hen's foot.

-Taste it first to make sure.

-It is cooked.

-Bleurgh!

-I'll say chicken. A chicken's foot.

-A chicken's foot. Well done, Sian.

-Well done.

-We'll move on to the last one.

-It's there.

-Goodness me.

-It's long.

-It's a tail. A tail, is it?

-A pig's tail.

-I don't want to taste it.

-Taste it to be sure.

-Just to be sure.

-It's not tasty.

-I'll say it's a pig's tail.

-Correct. Yes indeed.

-Yes! Five out of six.

-Yes! Five out of six.

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-That's amazing. Brilliant.

-Superb work from Sian,

-beating Dyl Mei by one point.

-Both team are tied

-at five points each.

-It's close.

-Who has the building skills

-to complete the next task?

-Join us after the break

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-Welcome back to the farm.

-Are you all enjoying yourselves?

-Yes!

-Yes!

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-That's what I like to hear.

-The next task is the building task.

-Here's Caryl to explain.

-These ducks need a new home.

-Before their home is ready...

-..fill their ponds with water.

-To carry the water

-from here to there...

-..build a bridge

-using these materials.

-The first to fill their pond

-to the mark...

-..wins the first part of the task

-and five points for their team.

-The second part is guiding the ducks

-around the course...

-..and into their new home.

-That's the building task.

-Bethan, you're smiling.

-I like the look of that,

-I really do.

-What appeals to you -

-construction or ducks?

-Construction. I think we have

-three great minds on this sofa.

-Dyl has construction experience.

-He's good at getting things up.

-Are you a good builder?

-Gareth's team. Are you used

-to putting things together?

-Are you used to putting things

-together on the farm?

-I'm not an expert at the job

-but I'm good at delegating.

-Stifyn, how about you?

-Stifyn, how about you?

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-There's nothing to lose.

-The only person stopping me

-from winning this is me.

-This is going to be

-an interesting task.

-We'll move on to the building task.

-Here we go!

-The first team to build a bridge

-and fill the pond wins five points.

-There's plenty of material

-to build a sturdy bridge...

-..if they get the design right.

-Right, what we need to do...

-We're going to measure first.

-Start from here, A.

-We need to get to B via C.

-We need to go that way.

-The wood goes across there.

-We'll need to saw the wood.

-We'll knock them in

-and make the crosses.

-We need to get here.

-This is our line.

-Gareth's plan sounds good.

-They're knocking the posts in

-to create a frame.

-Like this?

-No, you need to go lower.

-We need an angle.

-Like this?

-Like this?

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-Down further.

-Bethan's team are still

-measuring their materials.

-It looks good.

-Have we gone for the lazy option?

-Have we gone for the lazy option?

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-Yes, the lazy option.

-Like that, line it with that.

-Then the plastic material.

-We know it's right.

-We need to do something now.

-Yes, Llyr, you'd better do something

-and get a move on.

-Stifyn's had a brainwave

-to save time.

-Gareth, how does this feel?

-Yeah, yeah.

-He's using cable ties

-to avoid drilling the framework.

-Hey, I think I've sussed this. Look.

-Well done.

-Hey, hey.

-Well done, Llyr, well done.

-Screws.

-Are you going to use these pipes?

-I have no idea what's going on.

-I'm the labourer.

-You're doing the donkey work.

-Just this.

-Just this.

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-Well done.

-This one needs a screw.

-Gareth, El Capitan.

-What's going on? What's the plan?

-We're busy right now.

-We're knocking these stakes in.

-We're not stopping

-because of the other team.

-We don't want Dyl Mei

-and the gang beating us.

-Watching Llyr screw some wood...

-..I don't see that happening

-any time soon.

-Patience is a virtue.

-Stifyn is enjoying this task.

-He's like a madman with the wood,

-the screws and the cable ties.

-I thought Gareth

-would have led this task...

-..but the other two

-are cracking on with it.

-No-one's leading,

-they're all working hard as a team.

-Bethan's team are going well

-but they are taking their time.

-Dyl Mei seems to think

-that he's the brains of the outfit.

-He's loitering around

-but not doing too much.

-In this situation, Bethan is

-the experienced farmer's daughter.

-She's telling them what to do

-and they're helping.

-They're not as hands-on as Bethan.

-In next to no time, Gareth's team

-are ready to trial their bridge.

-In contrast to Bethan's team.

-Pull the wire.

-Like that. The tension...

-Gareth's team has a problem.

-The water's collecting

-in the middle.

-This needs to support it

-and not hold it up.

-Water, water everywhere.

-Water, water everywhere.

-

-Hopefully.

-With the problem sorted

-thanks to a piece of wood...

-..the water flows slowly

-into the tub.

-It's coming, it's coming.

-Bethan's team

-finally start their trial.

-Uh... Oh.

-I think you have a problem.

-The angle there.

-I'd say that this was in the can

-for Gareth's team.

-Half a bucket and we're there.

-Just about there.

-Right, we've done it.

-Right, we're there, we're there.

-Yay!

-We're rock 'n' rolling.

-Yes, they've filled their bathtub

-to the mark.

-You said we needed less support.

-You said we needed less support.

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-I said we needed more tension.

-No need to argue.

-Five points for Gareth's team

-for building their bridge.

-Nothing for Bethan's team

-for their effort.

-On to the next part of the task,

-the ducks.

-Gareth's team, confidence is high

-after winning Part 1 of the task.

-What are the tactics now?

-It's like Strictly Come Dancing.

-We have choreography.

-I know my role and I'll stick to it.

-Hopefully these two can do the same.

-The ducks are ready. Good luck.

-Your time starts now.

-I always look forward to a task

-that includes stock.

-Sheep, cattle or this time, ducks.

-These are Indian Runners.

-The task is steering the ducks

-through all the obstacles...

-..before locking them

-in the enclosure.

-Around you go slowly. Go on, Sian.

-Ahead of them. Stifyn,

-you go that way. No, Sian, there.

-Towards me. There you go.

-Away you go.

-Stif, around you go.

-Steady, stop, Sian. Stifyn, stop.

-Stop, stop. Whoa!

-Around. Sian, stop.

-Around now, Stifyn. Quickly.

-Come on. Around we go.

-Around.

-Around.

-

-Watch yourself.

-Gate, gate.

-Voila!

-A great effort from Gareth's team

-and a good time.

-One minute and seven seconds.

-After the disappointment

-of losing the first part...

-..are you under pressure?

-That was just a part. We shouldn't

-put ourselves under pressure.

-Ducks are like dogs.

-They can sense your feelings.

-If we're nervous around them,

-they won't want to know.

-Love and calmness

-and they'll be fine.

-Good luck.

-Your time starts now.

-Slow and steady.

-Hello, little girls.

-Here we go.

-Bethan looks like

-she's leading the way.

-Well done, Llyr. Brilliant.

-That way, Llyr.

-I think Llyr is on

-the same wavelength as the ducks.

-Quack, quack, quack.

-Brilliant.

-Open the gate, open the gate.

-The other way, Llyr.

-Oh, it's falling apart.

-It's OK, it's OK.

-Close the gate.

-Well done.

-Well, well, well. An incredible time

-from Bethan's team.

-One minute and five seconds.

-They win the task

-and the five points.

-It's all-square again,

-ten points apiece.

-Who can tame the bull?

-Join us after the break

-on Fferm Ffactor - Selebs.

-Yee-hah!

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-Welcome back

-to Fferm Ffactor - Selebs.

-Gareth's team has been

-battling against Bethan's team...

-..and it's time for the final task,

-the rodeo bull.

-The knowledge task.

-Do you remember your time on Fferm

-Ffactor and the knowledge task?

-The chair!

-How did you do?

-I went blank.

-I didn't answer one correctly.

-Seriously.

-I'm looking forward

-to riding the bull.

-No, Stifyn's on the bull.

-He has bull-like thighs.

-Strong legs and a rope to hold on.

-Strong legs and a rope to hold on.

-

-God help the bull.

-Bethan's team.

-Bethan's team.

-

-Llyr is confident.

-About answering the questions?

-My knowledge of agriculture is vast.

-Bethan's our captain and I'm sure

-she'll lead us through the task.

-Dyl's on the bull.

-Dyl's on the bull.

-

-You're on the bull!

-Excellent.

-I can't wait.

-On we go to the bull - yee-hah!

-Ifan, please rotate the bull slowly.

-With pleasure.

-Hold on!

-Which colour is the top

-of a full-fat milk bottle?

-Blue. Blue.

-What colour are Limousin cattle?

-Red or white?

-Red. They won at this year's Show.

-Red. They won at this year's Show.

-

-Correct.

-What do you call a young horse?

-A foal.

-A foal.

-

-Correct.

-Pigs are used

-to search for which delicacy?

-Truffles.

-When you count the circles on

-a cow's horns, you can tell its...

-..sex, age or weight?

-Age.

-Correct. Well done.

-Which tractor is known for having

-a green body and yellow tyres?

-John Deere.

-John Deere.

-

-Correct.

-Which part of a horse

-will tell you its age?

-Its teeth.

-Charlotte, Laura and Vivaldi

-are types of which vegetable?

-Potatoes, peas or cabbage?

-Potatoes, peas or cabbage?

-

-Potatoes.

-Normally,

-how many teeth does a cow have?

-35, 30 or 32?

-35, 30 or 32?

-

-32!

-Correct. You've done your homework.

-Gammon comes from which part

-of the pig?

-The leg, the shoulder or the loin?

-The leg is tough.

-Loin.

-Incorrect!

-Leg is the correct answer.

-I knew that!

-Loin? Come on.

-Loin? Come on.

-

-Ifan, turn up the speed.

-No problems.

-These are breeds

-of which farm animal.

-Kiko, Barbari and Angora?

-Sheep, goat or llama?

-Goat.

-The Dangi and Hariana cattle breeds

-come from which country?

-Germany, India or China?

-India or China.

-Dangi...

-China.

-Incorrect.

-India is the correct answer.

-Hold on, Dyl.

-Which cattle breed has grazed

-on Dinefwr Park since 920?

-Is there a choice?

-White. Is White good enough?

-White...?

-Welsh. Welsh White.

-Unfortunately no. White Park.

-Another incorrect answer.

-Hold on!

-Which farm animal is the Saddleback?

-Which farm animal is the Saddleback?

-

-Pig.

-Which country imported most beef

-in 2016?

-Russia?

-Russia?

-

-Or America?

-China!

-Incorrect.

-Llyr and Bethan answer 11 questions

-correctly, a respectable score.

-How will Gareth and Sian fare?

-Ifan, rotate the bull slowly.

-Yee-hah.

-Which colour is the top

-of a full-fat milk bottle?

-Full fat is blue.

-Correct.

-What colour are Limousin cattle?

-Red or white?

-You're the farmer.

-You're the farmer.

-

-Red.

-What do you call a young horse?

-A foal.

-A foal.

-Pigs are used

-to search for which delicacy?

-Truffles. Truffles.

-When you count the rings on

-a cow's horns, you can tell its...

-..sex, age or weight?

-Rings on trees - age.

-Is it a trick question?

-No - age!

-Which tractor is known for having

-a green body and yellow tyres?

-John Deere.

-John Deere.

-

-Correct.

-Which part of a horse

-will tell you its age?

-Teeth.

-Teeth.

-

-We're saying teeth.

-Correct.

-Charlotte, Laura and Vivaldi

-are types of which vegetable?

-Potatoes, peas or cabbage?

-Potatoes, peas or cabbage?

-

-Charlotte potatoes.

-I've cooked them.

-Potatoes.

-Potatoes.

-

-Correct.

-Normally,

-how many teeth does a cow have?

-35, 30 or 32?

-You must know this.

-32.

-32.

-

-Correct.

-Was that a guess?

-Was that a guess?

-

-A guess.

-Gammon comes

-from which part of the pig.

-The leg, the shoulder or the loin?

-Leg.

-Correct.

-These are breeds

-of which farm animal.

-Kiko, Barbari and Angora?

-Sheep, goat or llama?

-We'll say goat.

-Correct. Well done.

-Wow, Sian.

-The Dangi and Hariana cattle breeds

-come from which country?

-Germany, India or China?

-India.

-It sounds Indian but is it

-a red herring? We're saying India.

-Correct.

-Which cattle breed has grazed

-on Dinefwr Park since 920?

-They're White Park. White Park.

-Is White Park a breed?

-Is White Park your answer? Correct!

-Which farm animal is the Saddleback?

-Which farm animal is the Saddleback?

-

-Pig. Pig.

-Which country imported most beef

-in 2016?

-It'll be something stupid

-like China.

-China.

-Do you think so?

-No, go for China.

-We're over-thinking this. China.

-We're over-thinking this. China.

-

-Incorrect!

-There we go! There we go!

-Had we gone through all

-the countries, we'd have got it.

-America is the answer.

-Ifan, increase the speed.

-Finally, Stifyn, hold on tight.

-I was starting to like you, Sian.

-Hold on.

-Shush! Carry on.

-Roslag and Gotland sheep

-come from which country?

-France, Sweden or Germany?

-I don't know. We have to guess.

-He looks rather uncomfortable

-over there.

-Just answer the blinkin' question.

-Sweden.

-Sweden.

-

-Correct!

-Hold on tight, Stifyn.

-Which fact is true?

-Duck feathers change colour when

-they're angry, they're waterproof...

-..or they curl in water?

-..or they curl in water?

-

-Hurry up, please!

-The middle answer.

-Waterproof? Correct.

-How much wheat was grown

-in Britain in 2016?

-1,815,000 hectares...

-..or 1,915,000 hectares?

-No idea.

-No idea.

-

-The first.

-Whoa!

-Whoa!

-

-Correct.

-There are two different names...

-Like wrestling Margaret Williams!

-A superb score for Gareth's team.

-17 points. Well done.

-The tasks are over

-but which team came out on top?

-Which team has secured a place

-in the grand final?

-Gareth's team,

-have you enjoyed yourselves?

-Yes. Very much.

-Gareth, what have these two

-been like as team members?

-I think I've made

-lifelong friends here.

-That's what you think!

-That's what you think!

-

-In your dreams.

-We've had a laugh with them too.

-We've had a laugh with them too.

-

-Them? Them?!

-The B Team.

-Bethan's team.

-Have you enjoyed the experience?

-I really have and I knew I would.

-My dream team.

-My dream team.

-

-Oh, hello!

-You need to see a doctor.

-They've been great.

-Just look at their faces.

-Happiness.

-Happiness.

-

-We're broken men.

-But what's the final score?

-Which team goes through to the final

-to challenge...

-..Ioan Doyle, Cefin and Linda?

-Where should I start? Bethan's team.

-Your score is...

-..21 points.

-That's an excellent score. 21.

-Gareth's team.

-Your score...

-..is...

-..twenty...

-..seven points.

-Wow!

-You've made it through to the final.

-# We're still here #

-Well done.

-You don't look happy.

-You don't look happy.

-

-I let myself down.

-I let my country down.

-Llyr...

-Llyr...

-

-Don't!

-I'm glad I can go home.

-I won't have to listen to all that!

-Thank you for being

-such good sports. Thank you.

-Thank you,

-and good luck in the final.

-Gareth, Stifyn and Sian join

-Ioan, Cefin and Linda in the final.

-One things is certain,

-it's going to be...

-Noisy.

-..and interesting.

-Join us next time on Fferm Ffactor.

-Goodnight.

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