Great video Richard, Hazza is so knowledgeable, he knows all the prices . Which is a lovely thing to hear him talking. It's always a great thing to see the combine going round. 👌👍👍
Reminds me of being a kid. Sitting up in the combine watching.Initially a New Holland in the 60's. Then a Class Dominator when they came out in the early 70's. For a time there were both of them working. Milk in the morning. Contracting during the day. Milk in the late afternoon. Then often more contracting. Or our own work until dark. When I first started working on the farm 100 plus hour weeks were the norm. But I was young. And loved it.
What a leg end Mr Pearce is , I remember watching him combine wheat at the end of station Lane on a claas combine with no cab many many years gone by 😊
Hi Richard,I think the general public should watch videos like yours and farmer p’s to see what actually happens and what farmers actually endure to produce their food.people are quick to criticise farmers for driving to slow or talking about the cost of everything but they have no idea what has gone into producing their loaf of bread their pint of milk or the oil to fry their egg i think schools should arrange trips to farms and educate children about their food rather than them growing up thinking that you just buy produce from supermarkets.anyway rant over great video as usual.👍
Oh, canola! That's what this is lol...Yeah it's popular here across the pond for cooking--makes a very healthy cooking oil, I use it all the time. They grow a lot of it in Canada (and it's called canola there too). Thanks Reg, always enjoy visiting your farm.
Claas best combine in the world... German engineering at its finest! Funny, they still use the exact same crop lifters as the ones that came on my Ford 640 (which was built by Claas, their "Senator" model, imported to the USA and equipped with a Ford 300 cubic inch inline six engine... Dad took them off our combine because they were tangling up in grain sorghum and causing problems, but they're still in the shed if I ever needed them. Never seen anybody picking up windrows with a platform header before. They don't do windrows here, but watching South Sask Farmer up in Canada where they DO windrow grain to get it drier before combining they use windrow pickups in place of the combine header. We use platform headers for grain sorghum and soybeans around here, and rice of course, and corn heads for corn. Seen some guys using row crop heads or reel attachments or replacements on platforms (that use gathering belts and such) to cut sesame, and add-on grain pans out front for cutting sunflowers, but that's further north too, from where we are down in South Texas...
We also call it canola down here in Australia my cousin has a farm not far from my place here on the darling downs here in Queensland and he’s got canola out in flower now and it looks pretty bloody good
Fantastic video combine harvester what a machine. Always wanted to see one and how it works you did an amazing job and it looked like harry enjoyed it too 👍👍👍
Good morning Richard and Hazza , He’ll of a dusty crop do not want to many like that well that’s that for now so you take care of yourselves and regards to the rest of your family..🚜🚜👍👍⭐️⭐️
The weather has been terrible it's rained here all week got hundreds of thousand of pounds sat in the fields waiting to be harvested there is no wonder farmers get depressed and down with it al the margins are so tight 😃🚜
Loved that........Reg has got some good kit on his farm.......that combine is making a good job of picking up that lodged crop though. I.m hearing many farmers saying how concerned they are about the future of farming with the fluctuating prices for everything.......the arable guys are getting a lot less for there grain and OSR this year not even covering there costs of growing and harvesting .....the milk price as you say Richard dropped a lot from a year ago.........I'm not sure at all that leaving farming to survive with the world prices for comodity's on it's own is going to work in the long term.......there needs to be something to even out the dips in prices i think
I recall swathing the rape green and waiting for it to die off before picking up with the combine, not always easy, and contractor to pay for the swathing. I then got a seasonal job driving one of his Shelborne Reynolds swathers, least it brought some payback !
Good morning Richard and Hazza , He’ll of a dusty crop do not want to many like that well that’s that for now so you take care of yourselves and regards to the rest of your family..🚜🚜👍👍⭐️⭐️
Harry is going to be a great farmer.
Lovely to see such a great father son relationship.
Best wishes from Ireland 🇮🇪
Great video Richard, Hazza is so knowledgeable, he knows all the prices . Which is a lovely thing to hear him talking. It's always a great thing to see the combine going round. 👌👍👍
Harry is really inspiring to watch. REG absolute gem.
Seeing inside a Combine Harvester was so interesting, the trainee farm manager knows his stuff👍
Reminds me of being a kid. Sitting up in the combine watching.Initially a New Holland in the 60's. Then a Class Dominator when they came out in the early 70's. For a time there were both of them working. Milk in the morning. Contracting during the day. Milk in the late afternoon. Then often more contracting. Or our own work until dark. When I first started working on the farm 100 plus hour weeks were the norm. But I was young. And loved it.
Your son is unique, he knows quite a lot.
What a leg end Mr Pearce is , I remember watching him combine wheat at the end of station Lane on a claas combine with no cab many many years gone by 😊
Hi Richard,I think the general public should watch videos like yours and farmer p’s to see what actually happens and what farmers actually endure to produce their food.people are quick to criticise farmers for driving to slow or talking about the cost of everything but they have no idea what has gone into producing their loaf of bread their pint of milk or the oil to fry their egg i think schools should arrange trips to farms and educate children about their food rather than them growing up thinking that you just buy produce from supermarkets.anyway rant over great video as usual.👍
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Harry has definitely got farming in his blood, he's very knowledgeable and kean.
That was fun to have such a good view of the combining. Cheers to you , Reg and Harry 👍👍😊
Cracking one Richard. Your farm manager has a goog knowledge all things farming .
Good luck to Reg,xx Good video. xx
Love seeing Reg on yours and Farmer P 's channel...The man needs his own channel I think
👀🙄🐾👍Great video Mr C it's always good to see Harry and his enthusiasm long may it continue
I am always impressed when i see farming gear , amazing what we can create :)
Reg has a big business going there. Harry knows a lot about farming and prices as the farm manager. He is going to be a farmer, I think.
Oh, canola! That's what this is lol...Yeah it's popular here across the pond for cooking--makes a very healthy cooking oil, I use it all the time. They grow a lot of it in Canada (and it's called canola there too). Thanks Reg, always enjoy visiting your farm.
Claas best combine in the world... German engineering at its finest!
Funny, they still use the exact same crop lifters as the ones that came on my Ford 640 (which was built by Claas, their "Senator" model, imported to the USA and equipped with a Ford 300 cubic inch inline six engine... Dad took them off our combine because they were tangling up in grain sorghum and causing problems, but they're still in the shed if I ever needed them.
Never seen anybody picking up windrows with a platform header before. They don't do windrows here, but watching South Sask Farmer up in Canada where they DO windrow grain to get it drier before combining they use windrow pickups in place of the combine header. We use platform headers for grain sorghum and soybeans around here, and rice of course, and corn heads for corn. Seen some guys using row crop heads or reel attachments or replacements on platforms (that use gathering belts and such) to cut sesame, and add-on grain pans out front for cutting sunflowers, but that's further north too, from where we are down in South Texas...
Great video Richard, good to see it being cut, perhaps visit andy in the grain store for another video.
Great video rich. Harry has fantastic knowledge I'm really impressed. Xxx
Great video Richard. Have been following the progress of the new combine with Farmer P. Good to see it at work now.
Great vid guys 👍thanks Reg
We also call it canola down here in Australia my cousin has a farm not far from my place here on the darling downs here in Queensland and he’s got canola out in flower now and it looks pretty bloody good
Another brilliant video. I look forward to your videos, educating us on farming life. Hazza is such a character. Crack on!
That's a Claas act. Great vlog Richard.
Fantastic video combine harvester what a machine. Always wanted to see one and how it works you did an amazing job and it looked like harry enjoyed it too 👍👍👍
Reg will be turning up at the local Wurzels Dance, jangling his Brand New Combine keys. All the Farmer Ladies will be flocking round Reg...
Good morning Richard and Hazza , He’ll of a dusty crop do not want to many like that well that’s that for now so you take care of yourselves and regards to the rest of your family..🚜🚜👍👍⭐️⭐️
The weather has been terrible it's rained here all week got hundreds of thousand of pounds sat in the fields waiting to be harvested there is no wonder farmers get depressed and down with it al the margins are so tight 😃🚜
Great video Richard, Hazza is so knowledgeable,
Great to see reg, just like my long gone uncle John I miss the farm
I've just realised that reg is the same reg that farmer p knows
Great crop lovely land 😉 interesting vblog. Regards to all at New House Farm 🎉
Loved that........Reg has got some good kit on his farm.......that combine is making a good job of picking up that lodged crop though. I.m hearing many farmers saying how concerned they are about the future of farming with the fluctuating prices for everything.......the arable guys are getting a lot less for there grain and OSR this year not even covering there costs of growing and harvesting .....the milk price as you say Richard dropped a lot from a year ago.........I'm not sure at all that leaving farming to survive with the world prices for comodity's on it's own is going to work in the long term.......there needs to be something to even out the dips in prices i think
They are deliberately driving prices down to take over the farms and control the food supply.
Canola in Australia to they make oil out of it here .also goes into fuel to .
Good 2 c reg
And hazza. Thanks 4 the video rich
We bale quite a bit of rape straw, absolutely perfect to sacrifice as top bales on straw ricks, or fluff around on the floor to sit bales on
Memories of sitting on top of an old ferguson open top combine with my father wearing pair of goggles and handkerchief tied over mouth and nose
Richard. Does Harry love his arable farming more than dairy?
Do you think Jack would go into farming? If so, what sort of farming?
harry knows his stuff . good lad ..
I recall swathing the rape green and waiting for it to die off before picking up with the combine, not always easy, and contractor to pay for the swathing. I then got a seasonal job driving one of his Shelborne Reynolds swathers, least it brought some payback !
"no not a month, few weeks" 😂😂
keep the good wokrk up
Good video nice combine you wear your seat belt
Get the boy a drone! 😉 x
Reg have big farm Andy reg brother
Reg is correct. Farming is getting harder. Farming in the uk is so unappreciated and unsupported. Future is not good for farming.
Good video
Man he is ace next farmer
Hell of a crop 😊
That's just claas that is
Blimey look at all that dust, you dont want to be inhaling that, you'll end up like Joe Grundy .... Oh me farmers lung!
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Good morning Richard and Hazza , He’ll of a dusty crop do not want to many like that well that’s that for now so you take care of yourselves and regards to the rest of your family..🚜🚜👍👍⭐️⭐️