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Learn English Vocabulary for Everyday Life: On the Farm - Daily English Conversation — Transcript

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  1. 0:00[Music]
  2. 0:02English-speaking course
  3. 0:03[Music]
  4. 0:10hello
  5. 0:11I'm Bill nice to meet you
  6. 0:14oh hi I'm Ellie this is my friend Linda
  7. 0:19nice to meet you
  8. 0:22glad to see you too
  9. 0:25look this cat is so cute is it yours
  10. 0:29well it's the farm cat he's been here
  11. 0:33for five years already
  12. 0:43Jesus this field is so big what is the
  13. 0:47machine next to the Tractor over there
  14. 0:50it's a snow blower a big helper during
  15. 0:54winter time
  16. 0:55[Music]
  17. 0:57Megan here
  18. 1:00she always have big crops to harvest
  19. 1:02don't you
  20. 1:04well we have wheat barley
  21. 1:09potatoes and sugar beets
  22. 1:14OMG a huge sunflower field
  23. 1:16[Music]
  24. 1:18look there's a girl harvesting
  25. 1:20sunflowers
  26. 1:22that's May after harvesting she will cut
  27. 1:26those beautiful sunflowers and put them
  28. 1:29into bouquets
  29. 1:31what do you do with the soil after
  30. 1:33harvesting till it and clear all the
  31. 1:36crop residue
  32. 1:38yeah
  33. 1:41and sometimes we mix manure with the
  34. 1:44soil to fertilize the soil
  35. 1:47[Music]
  36. 1:50we put manure around fruit trees and
  37. 1:54this is one of the best natural
  38. 1:56fertilizers for them
  39. 2:00oh they're dipping ripe strawberries and
  40. 2:02putting them into those baskets
  41. 2:05yeah and later we'll separate out the
  42. 2:09damaged berries and store them in Cold
  43. 2:13Storage
  44. 2:19the market
  45. 2:22yes and we also use them to bring food
  46. 2:25to feed animals
  47. 2:28you can see on your left side over the
  48. 2:31fence is the pasture
  49. 2:35there's a flock of sheep grazing there
  50. 2:39so where do you keep the livestock
  51. 2:42oh there
  52. 2:45we keep animals in this barn and keep
  53. 2:48feed for them in this silo
  54. 2:52near The Silo you can see a river
  55. 2:55which is the main source of water on our
  56. 2:58farm
  57. 3:04isn't this Barn too big for all the
  58. 3:06Sheep on the pasture
  59. 3:09oh we have other cattle here
  60. 3:12there are goats horses and dairy cows
  61. 3:18oh it's almost noon now let's go back
  62. 3:21and have something for lunch we'll come
  63. 3:24back here after lunch time
  64. 3:35okay so here are the harvested
  65. 3:37sunflowers from this morning
  66. 3:40we're gonna trim the sunflowers then
  67. 3:43wrap them in newspaper
  68. 3:46can I try
  69. 3:48sure I'll show you how
  70. 3:51you fold the newspaper like this and
  71. 3:54then put sunflowers on it
  72. 3:57now wrap it tightly and tie it with the
  73. 4:00yarn
  74. 4:02Jesus I'm too clumsy for this I can only
  75. 4:05do this much though
  76. 4:07you're kidding right this looks
  77. 4:10beautiful actually
  78. 4:12it looks like you've done this thousands
  79. 4:15of times before how wonderful
  80. 4:19thank you
  81. 4:21Ally's got a thing about these things
  82. 4:23she's an estate
  83. 4:24[Music]
  84. 4:26okay so what's next
  85. 4:29let's go Shear the Sheep now
  86. 4:34buy the pickup truck outside
  87. 4:37that's right
  88. 4:38[Music]
  89. 4:43oh this is a sheet Barn isn't it
  90. 4:47yes it is
  91. 4:48sheep on our farm are sheared once a
  92. 4:51year
  93. 4:53hello so in what month do you shear
  94. 4:56sheep
  95. 4:57the best time of the year to Shear your
  96. 5:00sheep is in early spring
  97. 5:03before the lambing season starts and the
  98. 5:06hot summer weather sets in
  99. 5:09how am I gonna do that
  100. 5:12let me show you
  101. 5:16[Music]
  102. 5:17let me try
  103. 5:21okay now we're gonna get milk from these
  104. 5:24dairy cows in the milking station over
  105. 5:27there
  106. 5:29[Music]
  107. 5:31cows on our farm are milked two to three
  108. 5:34times a day
  109. 5:36how am I gonna do that
  110. 5:39look they all have four teats at the end
  111. 5:42of their utter
  112. 5:44what you're gonna do is hold then
  113. 5:48squeeze the Udders to get the milk like
  114. 5:52this
  115. 5:54oh all right this is much harder than I
  116. 5:57thought
  117. 5:59you know what I give up my hands are
  118. 6:01getting weak
  119. 6:03look we got a big bucket of fresh cow
  120. 6:06milk
  121. 6:08wait I can hear chicks chirping and
  122. 6:10Ducks quacking somewhere
  123. 6:13oh chickens and geese we don't have
  124. 6:17Ducks here
  125. 6:19do you guys want to get chicken and
  126. 6:21goose eggs
  127. 6:23sure
  128. 6:29look at that rooster over there Linda it
  129. 6:32has a big crown on its head
  130. 6:34you're right and I think that's the
  131. 6:36biggest rooster here oh some excellent
  132. 6:40Brown freckles on them look how cute
  133. 6:42they are Ellie
  134. 6:43this is much easier than milk and cows I
  135. 6:47swear
  136. 6:48OMG look at that goose egg it's huge I'm
  137. 6:52gonna get it
  138. 6:53wait no Ellie its bomb is right next to
  139. 6:57it
  140. 6:59ah no that crazy goose is attacking me
  141. 7:02shoot go away back off
  142. 7:07don't worry Ellie I'm gonna catch it
  143. 7:11oh gosh all right everything's good now
  144. 7:15you can come down here
  145. 7:18Jesus you jump on the tree like a monkey
  146. 7:22[Music]
  147. 7:23if I didn't jump on that tree that goose
  148. 7:26would have killed me
  149. 7:26[Music]
  150. 7:28it became aggressive because you took
  151. 7:30its egg from her
  152. 7:31[Music]
  153. 7:32sometimes they get angry but it's all
  154. 7:35right now
  155. 7:36are you hurt
  156. 7:38oh I'm just scared but I feel okay now
  157. 7:42well let's do something less scary now
  158. 7:47I'm gonna take you to our biggest
  159. 7:49strawberry garden
  160. 7:51[Music]
  161. 7:54this time is the June bearing strawberry
  162. 7:58harvest season
  163. 8:00we have about three weeks to collect all
  164. 8:03the ripe ones
  165. 8:05can you show me how to harvest
  166. 8:07strawberries
  167. 8:10you grasp the stem then pinch it off
  168. 8:13about an inch above the green cap
  169. 8:17remember to pick strawberries at their
  170. 8:20Peak ripeness
  171. 8:22how am I supposed to know that though
  172. 8:24[Music]
  173. 8:26oh you look at the berry
  174. 8:29the fully ripe ones have a deep shade of
  175. 8:32red without any green or white coloring
  176. 8:37okay I got it
  177. 8:44[Music]
  178. 8:47how do you guys feel is it an exhausting
  179. 8:50day to you
  180. 8:52oh I'm a bit tired and it was
  181. 8:54interesting at the same time
  182. 8:56[Music]
  183. 8:57true and I thought I would die because
  184. 8:59of the goose this afternoon
  185. 9:02oh that's so funny Ellie oh I took a
  186. 9:06picture of you
  187. 9:07being chased by that goose let me show
  188. 9:10you
  189. 9:11Jesus Linda it was terrifying not gonna
  190. 9:15lie
  191. 9:16but it's an unforgettable memory though
  192. 9:20oh for dinner we'll have seared Goose
  193. 9:23breasts
  194. 9:25I bet both of you gonna love it
  195. 9:28wow sounds nice
  196. 9:31this is May she's the best cook of all
  197. 9:35time
  198. 9:36your flattering with Bill
  199. 9:39let us help you with that
  200. 9:42oh thank you
  201. 9:45oh you have a lot of cheese here
  202. 9:49yeah it's the homemade cheese I made
  203. 9:51from cow milk on our farm
  204. 9:54really wow I bet it tastes better than
  205. 9:57any kinds of cheese you've tried before
  206. 9:59Ellie
  207. 10:01you sure
  208. 10:05oh my God it's true
  209. 10:08now I know why Bill said you're the best
  210. 10:10cook here
  211. 10:12I'm glad you like it
  212. 10:14[Music]
  213. 10:15oh may also made strawberry cakes for
  214. 10:18dessert
  215. 10:20they're always my favorite
  216. 10:23yeah I made them from the strawberries
  217. 10:26you collected this afternoon on our farm
  218. 10:29really can't wait to try that
  219. 10:36this is amazing
  220. 10:39everything is so fresh and you can make
  221. 10:41everything on your own
  222. 10:45thank you
  223. 10:48vocabulary highlight Farm vocabulary
  224. 10:52number one snow blower machine that
  225. 10:55clears fall and Snow by blowing it to
  226. 10:57the side
  227. 10:59number two wagon vehicle used for
  228. 11:02transporting goods
  229. 11:05number three to till prepare the Earth
  230. 11:08and work on it in order to grow crops
  231. 11:11number four livestock animals kept or
  232. 11:15raised for use
  233. 11:17number five pickup truck truck with
  234. 11:20enclosed cabin to deliver Goods
  235. 11:24number six sheep shearing the act or
  236. 11:27occasion of cutting the wool of a sheep
  237. 11:31number seven to harvest to gather crops
  238. 11:35number eight Hen House a small shed for
  239. 11:39keeping chickens in
  240. 11:41number nine geese Coupe Acadia pen for
  241. 11:45confining geese
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