Great video. Reminds me of my days in the 1980s as a grain merchant with over 500,000 tonnes of wheat in store for the HGCA /IBAP at Buckingham [40,000 tonnes], Lutterworth [100,000 tonnes], Birmingham [150,000 tonnes], Swindon [120,000 tonnes], Blunsdon [40,000 tonnes] and Oldbury [60,000 tonnes]. And the one thing that was more important than anything else - making sure no incoming loads had bugs on board!
Professional cereal farming business setup well done this is how cereal farms and bulk road haulage and grain storage should be run highly efficient and very effective Time and motion studies .
What inspection takes place before loading in order to prevent load rejection and significant rework? If the bugs are detected on delivery and rejected, surely they were identifiable before loading?
Surely if you have a trailer that has carried a contaminated load you wouldn't want to clean it out near where you store stuff, l would have thought it would have been better to have it cleaned out off site, because i presume some of those bugs were still alive?
Drivers don’t give a toss about fuel economy. At my company the top fuel efficient driver swapped trucks with the lowest guy. After 2 weeks the top guy was the worst and the worst guy was top. 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
Here's a question for you, is it cheaper and more cost-effective to use the tractor units for tipping the trailers or the old way when tipper trailers had the little donkey engines on them for tipping.
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Now that’s a really tidy farm just the way I like it clean and well maintained great job guys
I am in awe of this operation. Seriously impressive.
Great video.
Reminds me of my days in the 1980s as a grain merchant with over 500,000 tonnes of wheat in store for the HGCA /IBAP at Buckingham [40,000 tonnes], Lutterworth [100,000 tonnes], Birmingham [150,000 tonnes], Swindon [120,000 tonnes], Blunsdon [40,000 tonnes] and Oldbury [60,000 tonnes].
And the one thing that was more important than anything else - making sure no incoming loads had bugs on board!
Hope the drivers are being paid decent money.
Great seeing the Trucks very smart. 👍
Professional cereal farming business setup well done this is how cereal farms and bulk road haulage and grain storage should be run highly efficient and very effective Time and motion studies .
A quick jog around the peas twice a day for a week should do the trick
That’s a video that’s got me itching for sure.
Nice One Thanks again
so impresive, what an operation you head
Professional setup similar to velcourt.
Interesting. Thanks.
I was on liquid food tanks many grain trailers bing hot washed detergents ect carring food stuff I've bulk or liquid .. good luck with weight loss
FFS Pecky, sounds like some crop walking is in order to sweat some weight off 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
What inspection takes place before loading in order to prevent load rejection and significant rework? If the bugs are detected on delivery and rejected, surely they were identifiable before loading?
Yet another cracking video ,Need a PX farms hat tho 😉
Surely if you have a trailer that has carried a contaminated load you wouldn't want to clean it out near where you store stuff, l would have thought it would have been better to have it cleaned out off site, because i presume some of those bugs were still alive?
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Drivers don’t give a toss about fuel economy. At my company the top fuel efficient driver swapped trucks with the lowest guy. After 2 weeks the top guy was the worst and the worst guy was top. 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
3st on a 14 day holiday come on were you eating LARD for 2 weeks
Why are your drivers always racing about? It seems to be a trend with tipper drivers.
Here's a question for you, is it cheaper and more cost-effective to use the tractor units for tipping the trailers or the old way when tipper trailers had the little donkey engines on them for tipping.