Some very nice ploughing at the Five Nations match held near Whitchurh, Shropshire, England as part of the Whitchurch YFC ploughing match which will be in a separate video.
Nise ploughing great to watch and very interesting. You can learn a lot off ploughmen like these fellows by watching what they do going about all their adjustments. Very well done to them all.
This needs a complex answer but if you want a quick idea, all furrows should be identical and perfectly straight. If that sounds simple you haven't tried it.
Hell of a difference between a match plough and a standard. Nae Fermer is going tae pit up with that nonsense in his field. As long as you know the headland isnae for having a blaw in! Yer good. Keep up the fancy work though, it's a dying art.
![fellow fellow - PROUD feat. INK WARUNTORN [STRING QUARTET]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/BQrVkMPTdHE/mqdefault.jpg)
Nise ploughing great to watch and very interesting. You can learn a lot off ploughmen like these fellows by watching what they do going about all their adjustments. Very well done to them all.
Glad you enjoyed it.
Ploughing doesn’t get much better!
Great video ploughing at its best and under a lot of pressure 👌
Thanks 👍
This gives me great joy
Glad you enjoyed it.
What are the challenges? Speed? Straightness? Amount of soil turnover? Depth? Fuel consumption?
This should give you an idea. Page 6.
www.thehenleyshow.co.uk/images/2021/PloughingMatchProgramm2021.pdf
This needs a complex answer but if you want a quick idea, all furrows should be identical and perfectly straight. If that sounds simple you haven't tried it.
Nice ploughing. Great looking ground. That’s a way out of my league. 😁🇨🇦
There is always plenty to learn :-)
Nice video, did you go on Friday too?
Thanks. Glad you enjoyed it. I was only there Saturday.
Ill stick to watching speed plowing
Hell of a difference between a match plough and a standard. Nae Fermer is going tae pit up with that nonsense in his field. As long as you know the headland isnae for having a blaw in! Yer good.
Keep up the fancy work though, it's a dying art.
Thanks for the interesting comment!