@@nickislade5533 i was so little Dad would put the truck into first gear and I would stand on the seat and steer while he fed sheep off the back. When we shifted paddocks i would drive the ute down the road following Dad on the tractor. Our neighbour rang my mum to say she’d seen our ute going by with no one driving. Lol I could barely see through the steering wheel over the dash.
Love this. Probably one of the best things about being a farmer is you can bring the kids to work and its great fun and they can get involved and learn. Thanks for the work you do and the efforts of your family to keep Aussies fed.
What a fantastic education for your kids, operating (or trying to) these machines on the farm. City slickers can only dream of this, that's if they even know how a farm works. Well done.
I like your future John problem, your girls absolutely are future combine operators, if they choose to listen and learn, they both got the talent, that shows. Good job girls.
Get a big solar panel for the roof of that fire truck, you’ll spend $200 and not worry about it starting any more. Money well spent. We park everything in a bar so we do the same with 120v trickle chargers
I see Dexter thru your back glass!! Did I miss the video showing who is who of your 2 new girls? And when they were cleaning up in the morning @ 5:18, , the girls boyfriend was a GIANT!!
I have never seen harvest start so early in the year. Headers going round and round all the way to Northam the other day. Very hot here in the NE Central Wheatbelt, had 3 days x 40C already and more to come. Hope harvest goes well for you.
I so much respect for farmers that work hard to feed people❤❤❤ especially those that fo not use Genetically altered seeds and dangerous chemicals that we end up eating.
Hitting the like, subscribe, and hit the bell icon, then comment to help out this channel, please. We need our farmers (three times a day) to keep on growing. Thank you so much for your hard work and diligence. Great work teaching the next generation. 😀
26 odd years ago i was helping on my ex's family farm for seeding and harvest - wow their was basicly no high tech anything...but my farther-inlaw looked after his family , so they never missed out.
Teach em young mate, you’ll be able to retire in a few years 🍺 keep up the good work mate, I’m doing movember myself but I’ll throw in $250 I’d love a hat 🧢 😁cheers
Stopping at thr top of thr hill? See Hill Country Farmer for real hills. His drone shoots from the Docking Video willl give you vertigo. Great seeing yours daughters learning how it all happpens.
Be careful in that sun my brother, our ancestors didn't evolve for that stuff. Too many rural aussies have had their lives cut short. We all want you to be around to enjoy what you do.
Here in America, we have grain silos that we store the crops in. How come I don't see any of these in Australia? Is it too hot to have them or do they not store the crops well? I'm just curious why we don't see any.
The farmers here usually deliver their crops to local bulk handling bins established by a farmers Co-Operative Bulk Handling (CBH ) These are massive bins located on rail or road infrastructure to enable delivery to nearest port facilities. This has been established of at least 70 years. When the grain is delivered its properties are measured to establish quality, moisture etc. it is worth having a study of the CBH IN WESTERN AUSTRALIA as I have been out of the industry for a long time and the technology has advanced so much. Hope this helps explain a bit.
Way to go bro. Them girls will be pro's next season. How much will they make a season? Nah all good bro. Doing them girls a huge favour by teaching them early so driving a car will be a breeze just alittle faster unfortunately. The car I mean. Nice one.
So when the the weather conditions get to bad we put a ban on which means no one is allowed to be out in the paddocks. It’s to reduce the chance of a fire starting. We go of temp, humidity and wind. We put that in the calculator and when it reaches a certain number we have to put a ban on
Nice....is it a requirement to wear the hi vis shirts? Over here on East coast Qld on farms i work on we still wear our jeans and pretty much whatever shirt we want...as in no high vis
Mate, I gotta say to you that you've been coming up on my YT feed for about a week - some algorithm is working for you. I follow Corn Star Farms and Millennial Farmer, both in the Central US, Mid-West states. Otherwise, I'm just a four wheel driver who lives and works on the road - courtesy of Elon Musk. Subscribed and Bell rung. I'll see if Off Track is interested in promoting your channel, who promote small YTs. Kind regards, Stu
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Great to see your kids learning hopefully the next generation to keep feeding the country
As soon i could reach the accelerator I was driving the tractor and not the fancy owes they have now
@@nickislade5533 i was so little Dad would put the truck into first gear and I would stand on the seat and steer while he fed sheep off the back. When we shifted paddocks i would drive the ute down the road following Dad on the tractor. Our neighbour rang my mum to say she’d seen our ute going by with no one driving. Lol I could barely see through the steering wheel over the dash.
Big shout out to the farmers thank you keep up the good work much appreciated
Love this. Probably one of the best things about being a farmer is you can bring the kids to work and its great fun and they can get involved and learn.
Thanks for the work you do and the efforts of your family to keep Aussies fed.
Correct. I was driving farm vehicles at 8 yrs.By 10 ,was independent,and harrowing fields,with a grey fergy tractor.
What a fantastic education for your kids, operating (or trying to) these machines on the farm. City slickers can only dream of this, that's if they even know how a farm works. Well done.
I really liked the info you gave at the beginning about grain and air moisture and impact on harvesting. it’s so interesting!
That's beautiful watching teaching your babies it's like watching millennial farmer with his son 💙 ❤
Great to see the daughters enjoying themselves in the header
Great to see you letting your daughters get in the header i take my hat off to you .
Just joined channel 😊 It really is a family business where everyone plays a role 💕💕💕
Thank you for allowing us to tag along mate😉
Stephen 🇦🇺
I like your future John problem, your girls absolutely are future combine operators, if they choose to listen and learn, they both got the talent, that shows. Good job girls.
Good on ya for putting the sunscreen on... we need it in WA... it's not weak... it's just down right smart.
How to make a farmer, one farmer and one artist, it must make you and your father so proud, and the mammys
great to see the girls in the headers!
Well done JH. Great to see the girls keen to have a go. Top stuff
Outstanding! Families that work together stay together 🙂 Keep up the great work, the country thanks you!
Great job girls! Now you can tell all your friends about it. It's good to see young farmers showing an interest.
Great video. Hello from Sweden 🙂
Really enjoyed watching you teaching your daughters on the header
Respect for your Movember drive.
Get a big solar panel for the roof of that fire truck, you’ll spend $200 and not worry about it starting any more. Money well spent. We park everything in a bar so we do the same with 120v trickle chargers
Great video thanks Tom Great to see the family involved 👍 Sean from wexford Ireland 👍 🇮🇪
Sent in a donation JH , love ya work mate! good to see nearly half way to the goal and not quite in november yet!!
Much appreciated!
Brilliant Tom well done to the nippers mate.😂❤
Spraying your sky above!
I see Dexter thru your back glass!! Did I miss the video showing who is who of your 2 new girls? And when they were cleaning up in the morning @ 5:18, , the girls boyfriend was a GIANT!!
Love this, I was behind the wheel of our Hino flatbed since 10 carting hay. Got my MC licence now. City kids got no idea how good this was 😂
I have never seen harvest start so early in the year. Headers going round and round all the way to Northam the other day. Very hot here in the NE Central Wheatbelt, had 3 days x 40C already and more to come. Hope harvest goes well for you.
Best fire truck I ever saw was a Chamberlain disc phough towed at speed behind a large 4WD tractor. Worked extremely well.
😂😂 looks like your off to play cricket 😂😂 I’m in WA as well 🔥
What a great family 🔥
I so much respect for farmers that work hard to feed people❤❤❤ especially those that fo not use Genetically altered seeds and dangerous chemicals that we end up eating.
Thanks
Love that your teaching the kids😂😂😂😂😂😂😊😊😊😊😊
Another thing, I love the aussie flag flying on the boom!
6:08 what a shame :)
love your work mate
Hitting the like, subscribe, and hit the bell icon, then comment to help out this channel, please. We need our farmers (three times a day) to keep on growing.
Thank you so much for your hard work and diligence. Great work teaching the next generation. 😀
Well done girls I have a 2.5 year old grandson that is made on machinery
Just donated Cheers Guys, Love your content Pete
Your job looks so fun, I wanna join the team!!
To a city boy, this is really interesting. Subbed here.
A jet trail! Lot of people talk about flying across the Nullarbor. They fly over the ocean usually crossing the coast either side of esperan e.
Great Video Blog Fellow sandgroper.
26 odd years ago i was helping on my ex's family farm for seeding and harvest - wow their was basicly no high tech anything...but my farther-inlaw looked after his family , so they never missed out.
get the child Forklift certified already. what a natural talent
Teach em young mate, you’ll be able to retire in a few years 🍺 keep up the good work mate, I’m doing movember myself but I’ll throw in $250 I’d love a hat 🧢 😁cheers
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Stopping at thr top of thr hill? See Hill Country Farmer for real hills. His drone shoots from the Docking Video willl give you vertigo. Great seeing yours daughters learning how it all happpens.
Be careful in that sun my brother, our ancestors didn't evolve for that stuff. Too many rural aussies have had their lives cut short. We all want you to be around to enjoy what you do.
RUclips thinks your playing Farm Simulator 25. That's what I searched. lol.
Here in America, we have grain silos that we store the crops in. How come I don't see any of these in Australia? Is it too hot to have them or do they not store the crops well? I'm just curious why we don't see any.
The farmers here usually deliver their crops to local bulk handling bins established by a farmers Co-Operative Bulk Handling (CBH ) These are massive bins located on rail or road infrastructure to enable delivery to nearest port facilities. This has been established of at least 70 years. When the grain is delivered its properties are measured to establish quality, moisture etc. it is worth having a study of the CBH IN WESTERN AUSTRALIA as I have been out of the industry for a long time and the technology has advanced so much. Hope this helps explain a bit.
Eastern states have more on farm storage in silos.
Way to go bro. Them girls will be pro's next season. How much will they make a season? Nah all good bro. Doing them girls a huge favour by teaching them early so driving a car will be a breeze just alittle faster unfortunately. The car I mean. Nice one.
Can you explain the "harvest ban" please?
So when the the weather conditions get to bad we put a ban on which means no one is allowed to be out in the paddocks. It’s to reduce the chance of a fire starting.
We go of temp, humidity and wind. We put that in the calculator and when it reaches a certain number we have to put a ban on
In 40 degree day the heat of the engine will cause the grass or crop to catch fire. It’s a real risk . Also one little spark. Etc etc
If you double your Movember goal , how about using Blue Sunscreen all over your face Papa Smurf?
Nice....is it a requirement to wear the hi vis shirts? Over here on East coast Qld on farms i work on we still wear our jeans and pretty much whatever shirt we want...as in no high vis
It's a requirement for our farm, not a "law". Just a safety thing and covering all bases
Hi Vis is tax dedctible clothing. Its right that you get a tax deduction for the clothing you are wearing out making a profit for your boss.
@@keithpadbury9818 CBH insists that everyone who turns up at the silos has to wear at least a Hi Vis shirt and covered footwear.
With that white nose and blue hair your going to be like a real life smurf John😂
sunscreen
Mate, I gotta say to you that you've been coming up on my YT feed for about a week - some algorithm is working for you.
I follow Corn Star Farms and Millennial Farmer, both in the Central US, Mid-West states. Otherwise, I'm just a four wheel driver who lives and works on the road - courtesy of Elon Musk.
Subscribed and Bell rung. I'll see if Off Track is interested in promoting your channel, who promote small YTs.
Kind regards,
Stu
Another thing, these kids are really taking this seriously, quite mature for their ages.
Why Only 45 hats ?
Think you will get the donations and and may will miss out on getting a hat.
If u donate $200 do u get a hat or does it have to be more than $200
Yep $200 gets a hat 😁
Im new to channel but why do you nose and lips look like they been painted wjite
Wtf is on your face 😂😂😂
zinc cream sunblock.
This is awesome to watch. Thanks for your efforts out there!
Thanks