Great update Andrew, I don't know where to start. Nice intro, the backdrop looked fantastic and I hope your evening is a success. Good to see the grass seed coming up on your cereals event field. I just wondered though, what's best, drilled or broadcast grass seed. Great to see Tom lamb on your video. I am now wondering, There's you at the dentist talking about teeth whitening and PX James and Michael loosing weight. Good job it's not the 1980's as the shoulder pads might be coming out. Looking forward to the next video.
Broadcast definitely better. The grass is in the ground such a short time, if it’s in rows it does t have time to tiller and spread by the time the event happens. Michael and James…..😂
Another good video Andrew really helps to cheer me up on a Sunday morning , rain again here in Shropshire , not been able to do any drilling since last Tuesday , she who as to be obeyed is getting fed up with me being in the house and not out in the field .
Just being trying to persuade my better half I need to go to Lincolnshire on a Friday to have my teeth done!!! Although I am 48 and have no fillings😂. Totally agree with Tom and yourself, a tidy yard is a tidy mind and alot safer! Thanks Andrew
It’s well worth a trip out on a Friday. Letting Krish drill my tooth out is much more pleasurable with Emma on standby to administer first aid! Hello Emma, If you see this! 😊😊
Everyone is different. Having a tidy and concreted yard is not top of everyone’s list. Olly spends his hard earned cash in other areas which benefit him and his business. I just prefer to spend it on concrete!
Another great update. With mole draining your fields and deeper cultivation Will be very interesting to see if you have a higher blackgrass burden in your wheats next spring.
Difficult autumn with most aspects of farming worser than last year in this part of Devon! If those wet bales of straw were here I'd stack them in a shed on there side to dry over time and use for bedding,had to the same with round bales before. Another top video!
Probably Hay caps would save the the top bales and a load. Of pallets would save the bottom bales it seems a waste otherwise You certainly run a very tidy farm Andrew which I love to see The Weaving Drill seems to be doing a great job glad you enjoyed your holiday and also your night at the awards ceremony Fantastic video again Andrew
Great upload and well done for promoting local produce ! Cou;ld beet or straw be stored on pallet to keep bottom dry and free land for more flexible use?
Beet couldn’t as we couldn’t load it but bales could if they were stacked on the concrete with a forklift but ours were stacked with a chaser trailer and I think that would crush the pallets when the chaser tipped up to empty each load.
Thanks for a great video, It was nice to see Mr and Mrs Lamb, who I already follow.. Is Dyson farming the same as bee wax farming where the national ploughing championships was a few years ago?
All that avadex travelling through the soil and into those newly made mole drains and out through those fast flowing ditches of yours poisoning who knows what who knows where !!😂😂
You need to listen back!! They’re not our fields, I’m contracting for one of my cousins and it’s on the heath, free draining soil, no drains or ditches! 😊😊😊😊😊😊👌👍
Cracking up adage again Andrew. Such a shame about the straw bales and that is one hell of a stack of straw across the road. I can see why you go to the dentist on a Friday ❤ 😂😂
The founders of the Lincolnshire Farming Union agreed to rename it the NFU 4 years after stating the LFU. Well, that’s what we have in Lincolnshire archives!
Do you have planings on all of your beet pads? The cost of an extra trailer to cart the beet a bit further would be less than the costs of field heaps. It'd be worth pricing up a roof on legs over one of the pads, particularly near your heavier land, i think youd be suprised at the lower dirt tares in your beet. The hard bit would be getting the straw shifted quick enough!
Planings on one, straw on the other 2 but one of those has been emptied this week. So we’re fine for the rest of the beet. I had wondered about a roof over one of the pads but it would need to be quite high and the legs would get in the way on the 2 open sides.
@@WardysWaffleAndrewWard you're no stranger to high sheds! I don't know how wide your pads are, but an 80' span is quite economical and a wide enough opening to be useful
It’s from Amy Jobe, Louth, or better known as Lincoln Russet. Rhonda was born around Swindon but spent a lot of time working at the Royal Ag Uni at Cirencester before moving to Beverley and working at Bishop Burton where I was a governor. They then asked her to work at Riseholme 2 days a week (the 2 colleges are linked) before working there full time. She became Lincs county advisor for nfu in 2018.
Get pallets off px farms for the bottom bales he’s always loads to get rid of! And Ollie’s mate sells the hay caps, then see Tom lamb for a bale blaster.😊
@@WardysWaffleAndrewWard alot safer then a sheet and as you bring down each part of the stack the tops come down with it so you don't have loads of lose sheet as you are taking the stack away. With a normal sheeting you have to have people working at hight and with that comes a falling hazard
It was on the Elita doing the low disturbance sub soiling. In 2 fields Reuben was with the Sabre Tine following Tom with the Elita. A perfect example of having a smaller drill means we can drill and cultivate at the same time, not possible with only the Freeflow drilling.
😂😂 They should do with having 2 senior internationals in midfield and our entire team costing about as much as those 2 midfielders!! If we didn’t have the penalty saved, the outcome would/could have been different! Small margins!
Wardy do you ever consider the possible unseen consequences of applying these forever chemicals ! I find it a little ironic and worrying that even big bad MONSANTO offloaded 😂that particular chemical you’ve been applying way back in the 80s and surprisingly also that particular product was then changed from liquid application to a solid/granular presumably to avoid detection in soil ground water Just putting it out there🤔
Very interesting video. Subscribed 👍🏼
Thank you! Welcome.
Well done to your self and Ronda You both make a great team
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Thanks again for a great video
very interesting vid and a tidy yard well done
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Great update thank you Wardy.
Your very fortunate Andrew to have those 2 boys, hope you look after them accordingly.
Great update Andrew, I don't know where to start. Nice intro, the backdrop looked fantastic and I hope your evening is a success. Good to see the grass seed coming up on your cereals event field. I just wondered though, what's best, drilled or broadcast grass seed. Great to see Tom lamb on your video. I am now wondering, There's you at the dentist talking about teeth whitening and PX James and Michael loosing weight. Good job it's not the 1980's as the shoulder pads might be coming out. Looking forward to the next video.
Broadcast definitely better. The grass is in the ground such a short time, if it’s in rows it does t have time to tiller and spread by the time the event happens. Michael and James…..😂
For god sake wear protective clothing while handling avadex trust me you can end up very ill breathing it in
Another good video Andrew really helps to cheer me up on a Sunday morning , rain again here in Shropshire , not been able to do any drilling since last Tuesday , she who as to be obeyed is getting fed up with me being in the house and not out in the field .
Conditions your way are horrendous. Another 20mm yesterday here and raining again now.
Great to see Tom and Emily visiting you. I was at Primary school with Tom’s dad Richard and have fond memories of Grandad Tony. 🚜👍
Brilliant. 👌👏
Good update young man. Nice to see some drilling getting done 👍
Hay caps and sit on pallets. 😊
Just being trying to persuade my better half I need to go to Lincolnshire on a Friday to have my teeth done!!! Although I am 48 and have no fillings😂. Totally agree with Tom and yourself, a tidy yard is a tidy mind and alot safer! Thanks Andrew
Have you seen oly blogs sh1thole of a yard?
It’s well worth a trip out on a Friday. Letting Krish drill my tooth out is much more pleasurable with Emma on standby to administer first aid!
Hello Emma, If you see this! 😊😊
Everyone is different. Having a tidy and concreted yard is not top of everyone’s list. Olly spends his hard earned cash in other areas which benefit him and his business. I just prefer to spend it on concrete!
@@WardysWaffleAndrewWard we'll agree to disagree on tidy yard vs not tidy yard 😉
@kevinharker1840 😂😂👍
The rain has spoilt a lot of straw, good luck with the charity event,
Another great update. With mole draining your fields and deeper cultivation Will be very interesting to see if you have a higher blackgrass burden in your wheats next spring.
Ball sounds great, I’ll be there with a camera!
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Andrew , bales up on blue pallets and some tarp or plastic on top me old mate 😮😂👍
We don’t have any pallets and the chaser would crush them unloading.
Great video Andrew
Difficult autumn with most aspects of farming worser than last year in this part of Devon! If those wet bales of straw were here I'd stack them in a shed on there side to dry over time and use for bedding,had to the same with round bales before. Another top video!
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Probably Hay caps would save the the top bales and a load. Of pallets would save the bottom bales it seems a waste otherwise You certainly run a very tidy farm Andrew which I love to see The Weaving Drill seems to be doing a great job glad you enjoyed your holiday and also your night at the awards ceremony Fantastic video again Andrew
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Too wet for a quad bike to travel here. Straw was going to be dear this winter, now it will be like gold dust.
Great video again. Don't drink whisky as you will just waste it with frozen mouth. Good to c tom and Emily on your channel
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Enjoyed the video
Great update Andrew 👍
great stuff andrew
Another nice update Andrew, nice to see you getting some drilling in but sadly can not control the weather
Really windy here in Kent
Raining here again. ☹️
Great upload and well done for promoting local produce ! Cou;ld beet or straw be stored on pallet to keep bottom dry and free land for more flexible use?
Beet couldn’t as we couldn’t load it but bales could if they were stacked on the concrete with a forklift but ours were stacked with a chaser trailer and I think that would crush the pallets when the chaser tipped up to empty each load.
Thanks for a great video, It was nice to see Mr and Mrs Lamb, who I already follow.. Is Dyson farming the same as bee wax farming where the national ploughing championships was a few years ago?
They’re a great couple. 😊👍
Yes, it’s the same. They surround me with 3 different farms.
You need some of Olly’s hay caps on top of your straw.
company called : pro straw do the sheets, poles straps and they have the equipment to cover the heaps aswell
at least it was warm Rain
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Hay caps on the top bales might have reduced the rain damage.
All that avadex travelling through the soil and into those newly made mole drains and out through those fast flowing ditches of yours poisoning who knows what who knows where !!😂😂
You need to listen back!! They’re not our fields, I’m contracting for one of my cousins and it’s on the heath, free draining soil, no drains or ditches! 😊😊😊😊😊😊👌👍
Think you need a Ropa Self Propelled Sugar Beet loader to load the Sugar Beet as might not make so mess of the field.
The Maus? It’s tipped too wide to use one. Watch tomorrow night for a teaser of how we’re going to load it which you’ll see on Sunday!
Another fantastic update Andrew really interesting are you hoping to roll the wheat sown
Not now, I think the fields are best left untouched as it’s so wet and I doubt we’d be able to get on.
Olly will sell you some hay caps !!! and could you not have a layer of pallets at the bottom?
I thought that too but we don’t have many and the chaser would probably crush them when unloading.
But hay caps would work if you could get them on.
Cracking up adage again Andrew. Such a shame about the straw bales and that is one hell of a stack of straw across the road. I can see why you go to the dentist on a Friday ❤ 😂😂
😂😂 I don’t mind if I chip a tooth now!!
@@WardysWaffleAndrewWard yes I can see why 😂 it makes going to the dentist a lot easier don’t it 😂
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@@WardysWaffleAndrewWard oh and Ronda looks stunning as well, just incase she reads theses messages 😂😂
😂😂😂 She doesn’t, or not that I know, I’ll find out for sure now!!!
I think you will find the NFU was founded in Stratford upon Avon which which is why the head office is still here at Tiddington .
The founders of the Lincolnshire Farming Union agreed to rename it the NFU 4 years after stating the LFU.
Well, that’s what we have in Lincolnshire archives!
Do you have planings on all of your beet pads? The cost of an extra trailer to cart the beet a bit further would be less than the costs of field heaps. It'd be worth pricing up a roof on legs over one of the pads, particularly near your heavier land, i think youd be suprised at the lower dirt tares in your beet. The hard bit would be getting the straw shifted quick enough!
Planings on one, straw on the other 2 but one of those has been emptied this week. So we’re fine for the rest of the beet. I had wondered about a roof over one of the pads but it would need to be quite high and the legs would get in the way on the 2 open sides.
@@WardysWaffleAndrewWard you're no stranger to high sheds!
I don't know how wide your pads are, but an 80' span is quite economical and a wide enough opening to be useful
The 2 pads on the heavy land are 28m x 40m and 30m x 55m. They’d need Stanton’s every 6 or 8m. I’ll do a video for next Sunday. 👍
Need more sun lotion. Nose get burnt in Portugal???
It’s rust, we had more rain than sun!
@@WardysWaffleAndrewWard yeah yeah or Whispering Angle @ Maria’s!!!! 😂
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Could you load beet with excavator and a big cleaner bucket
I had thought of that, if I could find one.
flip the bottom bales upside down and they go through straw choppers fine
get some hay caps from spaldings
I hope your beef is from East Marsh Farm, Goxhill. First class meat. What part of Gloucestershire is Rhonda from🐮🥩🚜👍
It’s from Amy Jobe, Louth, or better known as Lincoln Russet.
Rhonda was born around Swindon but spent a lot of time working at the Royal Ag Uni at Cirencester before moving to Beverley and working at Bishop Burton where I was a governor. They then asked her to work at Riseholme 2 days a week (the 2 colleges are linked) before working there full time. She became Lincs county advisor for nfu in 2018.
Get pallets off px farms for the bottom bales he’s always loads to get rid of!
And Ollie’s mate sells the hay caps, then see Tom lamb for a bale blaster.😊
I don’t think pallets would work, the chaser would crush them when tipping the load.
How about some hay caps your friend olly blogs usually has them on his outside stacks
Pain in the arse to fit on a stack that high!
@@WardysWaffleAndrewWard alot safer then a sheet and as you bring down each part of the stack the tops come down with it so you don't have loads of lose sheet as you are taking the stack away.
With a normal sheeting you have to have people working at hight and with that comes a falling hazard
@@WardysWaffleAndrewWardbut at the end of the day everyone's set up is different. I probably prefer the haycaps because I'm not keen on hights 😊
@oliverelliott4453 Me neither!
I’m not sure they’d work with our straw stacked with a chaser trailer?
Do you think farming is getting too technical now wardy,it's a pity you can't plug in an electric box to control the weather.
I wish we could.
so ur telling us wardy has no los
Andrew Ward prominent member of the NFU, on the "pre Christmas bash"
Why not put the JD on the weaving drill
It would carry it far better than the case
It was on the Elita doing the low disturbance sub soiling. In 2 fields Reuben was with the Sabre Tine following Tom with the Elita. A perfect example of having a smaller drill means we can drill and cultivate at the same time, not possible with only the Freeflow drilling.
Didn’t Birmingham do well 😝👍
😂😂 They should do with having 2 senior internationals in midfield and our entire team costing about as much as those 2 midfielders!! If we didn’t have the penalty saved, the outcome would/could have been different! Small margins!
Good update Andrew, beet look nice and clean in the heap.
One of the reasons the new government are not and will not help British agriculture is the PM is a vegetarian.
Didn't know that racingmad, good job they have no chance of winning another term!
I didn’t either.
So..... are you donating anything to the Environment Agency for their amazing work through out the last few year's...?? 😉
They can have a wooden spoon for coming last?!!
@@WardysWaffleAndrewWard 😁👍
Well u want do that cuz u think it brings black grass..
ur father loved seeing all ur straw baled
Sorry, do what?
Wardy do you ever consider the possible unseen consequences of applying these forever chemicals !
I find it a little ironic and worrying that even big bad MONSANTO offloaded 😂that particular chemical you’ve been applying way back in the 80s and surprisingly also that particular product was then changed from liquid application to a solid/granular presumably to avoid detection in soil ground water
Just putting it out there🤔
I thought they kept going with Round up until they sold out to bayer 4 or 4 years ago,
carnt believe u did not put straw on the bottom.
joke