Harvest 2022 with Alec Wilkinson
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 1 ต.ค. 2022
- It's been three years since we last caught up with A. L. Wilkinson Contract Farming. Gareth and Alec reminisce about the last visit, what machinery is still on the go and how farming has changed in the last few years.
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Good seeing the 10 series going strong.
What a great fleet of deeres👍 I really like the lexion combines😉😁 thanks for the video👍👍
Lovely video, and nice to see the old Deere's working hard :D
Drone footage is just claas😀
Fantastic video guys💪
How do the nokia ground king tiers preform vs normal tiers in the felds, in the mud or in the hills on wet grass lands with a hevy load?
Don't think this is a short answer. But simply OK. They are OK in field. But they are mega on the road. So an a fastrac we feel they are a good option.
😎😎😎😎👍
Great video but tractors and trailers running on to much straw swath for my liking unless a baler is up there arse baling
300 acres that is a good 1/4 of a field in the Midwest of the US or Canada. Hell there are guys up in Canada that combine 10k acres on their own farm. But they don't have ur awesome accent lol.