Hi there love the video good work like the new tractor just to say a big thank you to you I started making videos again on my RUclips channel because you inspired me to get back in to filming me to a big thank you to you and your channel
Cannot believe how much you and your brother sound the same younshouod get him on the video. More excellent videos thank you Andy keep up the good work 👍 best channel on RUclips
Thanks again for sharing these videos... my great uncle used to rev the heck out of his combine to get the dust out!! great memories. it was a class dominator 76 i think?? i will have to check with my father..
Can’t believe how much crap came out the combine before you blew it off. I reckon there’s gonna be a fair few combines out next week, the forecast isn’t looking too bad for a few days
never to many tools is certainly a good idea we have a pick up truck full with tools spare parts leaf blower oil ect sat at the side of the field through harvest. those x9 combines certainly have some capacity, hopefully john deere will bring out a smaller version of it as that style of combine is very good with dampoer crops which is why so many people liked john deere's older cts + the fact that they were indistructible. would there be anychance of a channel shout out at some point please. great video once again.thank you
Great video Andy, brother combine is smart with that draper. Do you still have the Claas and New Holland demo combines coming that you mentioned last autumn?
Excellent video Andy great information about the comparison between the models of the different John Deere Combines the X9 is certainly a different beast compared to the rest great your keeping well keep the videos up 😀
Nice mate interesting video as always Andy and found the information about the harvesters interesting too 👍. I see your brother is camera shy lol good job your not buddy but as always a pleasure to watch
I just love your videos. Looking forward to every time there comes a new one! And what a great idea to make a "jow to drive a combine" video. Maybe you could make more "how to" videoes? I have a wish - I would love to see a video with ploughing tecnic. How to adjust plough and how to plough a field that is not quit square 😁 Mvh Jan from Denmark
Hello mate, no spring barley this year which I am not sad about and he only works there for harvest. if you look up Weston_farm_fishery on instagram he is a river keeper aswel.
A how to drive a combine video will be real handy cos i got a job driving a John Deere combine this harvest in Australia( driven a combine just not a Deere one).
Oil seed rape and canola are actually different varieties. Rape is the older base plant, but at some point certain parts of the seed make up were seen as unhealthy and were bred out. The resultant selectively bred variety was called canola and grown mainly in the USA and Canada while normal rape continued to be grown in the UK.
Interesting to know. I believe the name Canola came from a combination of 'Canada' and 'Ola' denoting oil! Good to see some return to growing in the UK after the issues with CSFB!
@@sbrooks5438 I don't think those issues have gone away and that its still a problem. The insecticides they are allowed wont touch CSFB. I think they grow it on a gamble or a contract that pays enough that a risk of a lower yield is still viable. There's still a demand for rape seed oil, so producing something is better than nothing. I did notice that around me I've seen less rape, but surprisingly more maize (American corn) grown not just as pheasant cover or silage, but as a seed crop.
I enjoy watching these videos whilst doing a spot of virtual farming on farming simulator hahaha!!! I've often wondered is there a reason other than preference for round and square bales?
Obviously small square balers came first and they now come in big and small. The small ones are human movable, which can be useful for some people and applications, you don't necessarily need a lot of straw in one go. The big square bales are bigger, compress the straw more and stack better, less wasted space from curves compared to round when stacking. Its harder to spread out the straw from a square bale by hand in my experience will that be an issue. Square bales also chop the straw up more in general so if you grab a handful its more likely to drop little bits where you don't want it. Round balers typically leave the straw more intact and compress the straw in a reel, like a paper roll. In my experience its quite easy to unravel a round bale by hand and pulling big chunks in your hand with less wasted little bits falling out of your handful. At the end of the day the choice is down to application of the bale. Does it need to be small and manageable. Do you want to keep the straw more intact? I've also heard the knotters on a square baler are more complex while the net wrap on a round bale is simpler and less prone to failing.
@@Itsafarminglifeforme Hi Andrew do u ever drive tractors and combine with your boots off I see lots driver drive in there socks looks good to see socks feet
2020 harvest mate, yo demod a john deer, ya said this harvest you would possibly be looking at a lexion, has your boss changed his mind on changing it now?
@@Itsafarminglifeforme its not about the colour, sometimes people are scared to turn the air up, when harvesting canola, the seed is round, aerodynamic little bastards, takes more air to blow them out then you think, thanks from Saskatchewan!!!
Hi there love the video good work like the new tractor just to say a big thank you to you I started making videos again on my RUclips channel because you inspired me to get back in to filming me to a big thank you to you and your channel
you just can not beat an Andy video on a sunday evening , superb , thank you
Great video as usual - looking forward to the wheat harvest.
Great vid, love to see a service video of the 215, also I’d love to see a Milwaukee tool tour, probably during the winter when it isn’t as busy
Cannot believe how much you and your brother sound the same younshouod get him on the video. More excellent videos thank you Andy keep up the good work 👍 best channel on RUclips
Great video Andy. Good to see your brother in the combine and some OSR being harvested! 👍
Another fantastic video Andy. Hope you got some well deserved family time.
Thanks again for sharing these videos... my great uncle used to rev the heck out of his combine to get the dust out!! great memories.
it was a class dominator 76 i think?? i will have to check with my father..
Can’t believe how much crap came out the combine before you blew it off. I reckon there’s gonna be a fair few combines out next week, the forecast isn’t looking too bad for a few days
Brilliant video Andy, thank you 👍
Great video Andy. The site fencing is what we use for pens here in Ireland Great protection for the pheasants.
Nice one hope you had a good weekend off
never to many tools is certainly a good idea we have a pick up truck full with tools spare parts leaf blower oil ect sat at the side of the field through harvest. those x9 combines certainly have some capacity, hopefully john deere will bring out a smaller version of it as that style of combine is very good with dampoer crops which is why so many people liked john deere's older cts + the fact that they were indistructible. would there be anychance of a channel shout out at some point please. great video once again.thank you
I think he normal had his Land Rover or the van at the field
Like the video Andy going to be busy next week then like to see the workings of your combine have a nice weekend.
Great video Andy, lots of info, you sure know your stuff.
Great video Andy hope you had a great 👍 harvest 👍🇬🇧🇬🇧🏴🚜🚜👩🌾👩🌾🦌🦌
Great video Andy, brother combine is smart with that draper. Do you still have the Claas and New Holland demo combines coming that you mentioned last autumn?
Up north we do trial plots and we got 11ton off of a hectare plot, some of the best yields we've seen.
What crop Josh - Winter Barley? if so, that is good!
@@sbrooks5438 yeah it was a winter crop, and to be honest we've had a very good year for winter barley but this variety seemed to be outstanding
Excellent video Andy great information about the comparison between the models of the different John Deere Combines the X9 is certainly a different beast compared to the rest great your keeping well keep the videos up 😀
Nice mate interesting video as always Andy and found the information about the harvesters interesting too 👍. I see your brother is camera shy lol good job your not buddy but as always a pleasure to watch
Another fascinating video thanks Andy. Oh, I nearly forgot but you and your brother sound so alike!😁
Great Harvest Update. well done mate
Great video Andy. You mentioned in your other video about filming ideas and I was thinking come shooting season maybe a shoot day video with George 😁😎
I just love your videos.
Looking forward to every time there comes a new one!
And what a great idea to make a "jow to drive a combine" video. Maybe you could make more "how to" videoes?
I have a wish - I would love to see a video with ploughing tecnic. How to adjust plough and how to plough a field that is not quit square 😁
Mvh
Jan from Denmark
really interesting Combine lessons great video mate :)
Great video Andy, have you got spring barley this year? Brothers combine looks good, does he still work of the farm in the winter?
Hello mate, no spring barley this year which I am not sad about and he only works there for harvest. if you look up Weston_farm_fishery on instagram he is a river keeper aswel.
@@Itsafarminglifeforme cheers ill give him a follow.
Good video andy keep them coming 👍
Great video. Love farming wish I could do it as a job.
A how to drive a combine video will be real handy cos i got a job driving a John Deere combine this harvest in Australia( driven a combine just not a Deere one).
Oil seed rape and canola are actually different varieties. Rape is the older base plant, but at some point certain parts of the seed make up were seen as unhealthy and were bred out. The resultant selectively bred variety was called canola and grown mainly in the USA and Canada while normal rape continued to be grown in the UK.
Interesting to know. I believe the name Canola came from a combination of 'Canada' and 'Ola' denoting oil! Good to see some return to growing in the UK after the issues with CSFB!
@@sbrooks5438 I don't think those issues have gone away and that its still a problem. The insecticides they are allowed wont touch CSFB. I think they grow it on a gamble or a contract that pays enough that a risk of a lower yield is still viable. There's still a demand for rape seed oil, so producing something is better than nothing. I did notice that around me I've seen less rape, but surprisingly more maize (American corn) grown not just as pheasant cover or silage, but as a seed crop.
Brilliant video Andy, thank you 👍
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I enjoy watching these videos whilst doing a spot of virtual farming on farming simulator hahaha!!!
I've often wondered is there a reason other than preference for round and square bales?
Obviously small square balers came first and they now come in big and small. The small ones are human movable, which can be useful for some people and applications, you don't necessarily need a lot of straw in one go. The big square bales are bigger, compress the straw more and stack better, less wasted space from curves compared to round when stacking.
Its harder to spread out the straw from a square bale by hand in my experience will that be an issue. Square bales also chop the straw up more in general so if you grab a handful its more likely to drop little bits where you don't want it. Round balers typically leave the straw more intact and compress the straw in a reel, like a paper roll. In my experience its quite easy to unravel a round bale by hand and pulling big chunks in your hand with less wasted little bits falling out of your handful.
At the end of the day the choice is down to application of the bale. Does it need to be small and manageable. Do you want to keep the straw more intact? I've also heard the knotters on a square baler are more complex while the net wrap on a round bale is simpler and less prone to failing.
Large square bales are bigger than round bales.
Great information Andy as awalys
Excellent video and delivery, you could easily be an agri tutor/instructor……your brother sounds like you suppose not surprising lol 👊👊👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
Great video Andy
Have ,you ever had a combine fire over the years. Do you have a emergency plan,in case of one.great videos 📹
Cracking video Andy really intreasting
Hi Andy, great video and good to see your brothers combine and well impressed with the header. How are you getting on with your Quadzilla ETV.
Cheers.
Hi mate, thanks yes we are happy with the quadzilla it is on 140 miles and going well so far.
Oui Thomas ok 😁
If I can ask were did you get you blue over suit when you were blowing off the combine
Hi we get them from APM Agriplant but any ag supplier will sell them.
@@Itsafarminglifeforme Hi Andrew do u ever drive tractors and combine with your boots off I see lots driver drive in there socks looks good to see socks feet
When will you be upgrading your combine, and what model would you want as a personal choice.
great video andy!
How long will you keep your combine for ? Also how come some headers have an auger but it looked like your brothers had a belt ?
Hi the combine will be being changed in next couple years and they are different header models mine is a x header and his is a draper header.
What’s the difference between a rigid draper header and a flex draper?
Where are your work boots from?
Dung made my laugh
2020 harvest mate, yo demod a john deer, ya said this harvest you would possibly be looking at a lexion, has your boss changed his mind on changing it now?
Hi yes we have a New Holland coming this week for demo and hopefully a lexion next week 👍🏻
Quality 👌
Andy where are you based? Are you near Chipping Norton as I’m sure I saw you the other day Wednesday Spraying?
Hi no I'm down in Hampshire.
As Chet Larson calls his S790 Air force 1
I’ve got a pheasant pen made out of them at my shoot
Canada Metric My friend :)
Turn the air up!! You'll get a cleaner sample!! John Deere won't like you showing that
Cheers mate New Holland is coming this week and we haven't heard back from the Class dealer yet.
@@Itsafarminglifeforme its not about the colour, sometimes people are scared to turn the air up, when harvesting canola, the seed is round, aerodynamic little bastards, takes more air to blow them out then you think, thanks from Saskatchewan!!!
The S series goes down to an S680i and S685i…….
They don’t make the S6 anymore I was only talking about machines that are still in production.
When you say Jeremys farm, who do you mean?
Neighbouring farm.
@@josephjay5366 is it Clarkson?
Not Clarksons 😂
hi bro
Day 9999 asking for a shooting video