I tell you what that's really bad ass I was watching you turn the wheels on the back of that trailer that's pretty impressive got a lot of levers inside your cab really impressed
Good morning from Kodiak Island Alaska that is pretty badass it's been a lot of time in Dairy barns and potato country or should I say tubers but that's pretty cool never seen that before
Good morning India from Kodiak Island Alaska I was there in March of 2020 working on one of the first state of the art potato sheds over and Western part of your country a place that starts with an H I'll go back there in a heartbeat and work your country is great
A crop not often grown in my area, a few farmers grow it one year, then miss for a year or two, never under sewn. Corn harvest wasnt my favourite time, some loved it, I didnt, bloody itching, always choked up with dust, barley horns in my socks........yuk....
Done plenty of that before retiring, we used Bailey trailers, 2 axle & 1.25 tonne Welvent boxes, 10 on a load, if we had 1 tonne boxes on, we had 12 on, like yours we too had rear pushers. Our trailers didnt have a side platform to stand on, as for levelling heaped up spuds, we had a few Polish fork lift operators, bounce box a few times soon levelled box, mad bugger at times, but a good lot tbh, always at the ready to give anyone a hand.
Before in the Netherlands we had this massive building project of greenhouses in the 80’s this used to happen for Leek, Strawberries, Sprouts even Potato’s. The bedding seems extremely extremely excessive in this video but it was the same principle.
that aint an 8330
Some tidy kit in action there Joe great video 👍
Why are these videos accompanied by bloody awful music
Poor old farmer, just got the four 6 figure priced tractors
Pretty cynical viewpoint. Probably on finance or contract hire, a depreciating asset at best and you cant farm without them....
Are they going to kettle produce
could do with two forklifts the speed that thing gets them out the ground
Excuse my ignorance, but what are Neeps ?????
It’s what’s being harvested here.
@@stuartwarrick6444 I have found out, they are White Turnips
That harvester is a monster, it’s the 1st time I’ve seen it in action since they bought it. 😮😊
@@stuartwarrick6444 neeps are turnips/ sweeds
A vertical Straw 3D Printer 🤣
Organic.... Not mechanical carrots.
Tidy job lads 👌🏻
New follower here , what part of the country are you in ? Keep the good work up.
Aberdeenshire, that farm is near Banff 👍
remember doing this 35 year ago used to ride on side of machine cutting strings at the last minute just dont tell hse
Што это такое для чего делаетца
Dumb question: is it because of repeated heavy frost? Bc no one does that here in South Georgia but we don’t get a ton of freezing weather.
Its to save the carrots from frost
Amazing. Never seen anything like that here in New Zealand. Do you have a video of the harvest? What happens with the straw at harvest?
I will post a video of lifting soon as possible
what temperatures can carrots survive in this way? How will carrot cut through that straw in the spring?
They'll be harvested by then ..
Great music to awesome video 📸📸📸📸📸💯💯💯💯💯
Music? Why?
So to grow carrots you first have to grow hay to put on top?
Not really its only the carrots that get grown through the winter get bedded with straw
@@JoeIronside-xb7oo who grows the straw then?
@@bryaniskoo straw is a byproduct from a cereal crop like wheat, barley and oats
@@JoeIronside-xb7oo I figured it was some type of synergy like that. That's dope.
I tell you what that's really bad ass I was watching you turn the wheels on the back of that trailer that's pretty impressive got a lot of levers inside your cab really impressed
Yes it is really impressive the operators have there work cut out
Good morning from Kodiak Island Alaska that is pretty badass it's been a lot of time in Dairy barns and potato country or should I say tubers but that's pretty cool never seen that before
we use straw to protect strawberries , this time fresh carrots will probably be in the spring
I wish, I was there to work with you.. Machine operations, servicing, repairing, farming, etc.. Love from India.
Good morning India from Kodiak Island Alaska I was there in March of 2020 working on one of the first state of the art potato sheds over and Western part of your country a place that starts with an H I'll go back there in a heartbeat and work your country is great
Was working for a company called Northern Solutions
Natural Storage Solutions excuse me work for a super guy his name was Yogesh
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Awesome video mate
Winter protection? How long is grow time, and times. I’m nw
do they cut all the twine before they put it on the wagon and if so how do the bales still stay in shape
Used to do this job leave two strings remaining on four others off cutting out the rotors is the shitest job on earth at break times
@@markrussell147 alright thanks
A crop not often grown in my area, a few farmers grow it one year, then miss for a year or two, never under sewn. Corn harvest wasnt my favourite time, some loved it, I didnt, bloody itching, always choked up with dust, barley horns in my socks........yuk....
Done plenty of that before retiring, we used Bailey trailers, 2 axle & 1.25 tonne Welvent boxes, 10 on a load, if we had 1 tonne boxes on, we had 12 on, like yours we too had rear pushers. Our trailers didnt have a side platform to stand on, as for levelling heaped up spuds, we had a few Polish fork lift operators, bounce box a few times soon levelled box, mad bugger at times, but a good lot tbh, always at the ready to give anyone a hand.
I have always been curious, what happens to all the thick plastic band?
They cut the twine and burn it
@@JoeIronside-xb7oo Bales appear to go in the machine with the band still round the bales? Does the bedding machine cut it , if so, how is it kept?
@@andyhutch8262 my first thought too?
That's the organic part . 🙄
New subscriber. Brilliant video 💪🏻🏴
Thank you
Is the straw there to protect the carrotts from frost?
Yes 👍🏻
Before in the Netherlands we had this massive building project of greenhouses in the 80’s this used to happen for Leek, Strawberries, Sprouts even Potato’s. The bedding seems extremely extremely excessive in this video but it was the same principle.
I have stored carrots in the ground all winter with a little insulation. Reaches -30 f in my area.
That's an amazing machine
Super cool, never seen this before, little tip. Itd be better with copyright free music and actual real time sound
Thank you for the tips
Great video joe 👍
Thank you Lewis
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