Can't believe I just sat and watched that after doing the same job myself.... Us farm boys are just like big kids..... Must be the big toys we get to play with.
Harry, I love your Garage channel, but this has me binge watching. I've always been interested in farming and live in the West Australian Wheat belt and love watching the progress of crops throughout the year. Love learning about the finer points that go into what farmers do and the trial and tribulations they have to put up with to maximise profits. Thanks for sharing... please keep the videos coming.
Brilliant series Harry, childhood memories for me, hearing the combines in the warm evenings and the smell of fresh straw drifting across the village. So interesting, thank you
Very enjoyable once again, my favourite channel. It'd be really good to see what is involved in the cleaning of the Combine after you've finished harvesting.
Hi Harry, Graham from Australia. When we are unloading the combine into grain cart( we call them chaser bins) we keep grain cart tractor at constant speed ( prearranged with combine driver) and the combine is slowed or quickened to move unloading auger along the cart. Easier to see into cart from combine. Keep the videos going.
Can’t understand why people give Harry’s vlog a thumbs down, obviously they don’t know about farming and all the hours that they put in, and the farm hands also. I think this is a brilliant video along with the rest of them, farmers work long arduous hours in all weathers and I think it’s fantastic that Harry gives people an insight to his life, down on the farm. Keep them coming, you certainly won’t get a thumbs down from me, it’ll always be a thumbs up. Kind regards Johnny
I worked on farms from the age I could reach the pedals on a Ford 3000 up to about the age of 30. But watching Harry's films I find myself remembering things but most of all learning about modern agriculture. I was particularly interested in the film about the organic grassland. Harry has very positive views and beliefs and presents them in a very friendly and concise manner. Thank you Harry.
Yep - where I live i get a Mole Valley Farms supplement. It's fascinating. If it was given more context and import in schools i would think it would be more popular. It really is very complicated. i have so much respect for the discipline.
Finally some good weather ...for motorcycling and combing ....brill stuff Harry as an ex farmer northern hills ..never corn crops sheep n cattle ...love it this new channel cheers from dave...
A very informative video of your harvest season and compared to where I've been experiencing another dry n dusty wheat harvest in outback your conditions looks like a picnic.
Nice one one thank you. Always brings back happy memories of harvest time. In the wheat we would expect to see the foxes running in front of the reel, bolting out at the last minute. The haze coming down in the distance gave a good shot.
Thank you for your effort above and beyond your normal flat out time. I'm loving watching your knowledgeable & very watchable content. I had to leave farming due to my health, so your videos are bringing back the memories. Keep up your great work.
Awesome video. The weather has played havoc this year. We have been picking off as and when the weather allows. We are finally making a dent in our 2000 acres I think many late nights this week should make a big hole. Keep those videos coming. Hopefully you got the combine sorted
Just found this channel and subscribed. I watch a lot of other farming channels and none of them go into the level of detail you go into. I have learned a lot just in the five or six videos you have posted. Very informative, thanks for sharing your knowledge, hopefully there will be lots more soon! Take care Harry.
being from a dutch farming family, i ;love all this, i also as a 17yr old i used to drive the tractor om my mates farm in the uk, loved it, great stuff Harry, more content, all the best from netherlands
Hi Harry many thanks for the videos I absolutely love them, Great to see a farmer using the best kit CASE, me being prejudice I love CASE, working for 45+ years in agricultural contacting ( now retired) I've driven a few different makes and models but manly CASE and none matched CASE but as I said that's me being prejudice. Anyway Harry keep making your videos in the way you are I think you've got it about right your doing a great job. Many thanks Harry Ritchie
Last time I binge watched a series was the first season of True Detective! Great vids Sir. I also live in the Cotswolds , but I only farm virtually with Farming Simulator on the PC, but nice to see some Case IH machinery in my back yard. If you need a virtual farmhand, I'm your man!
Aw the joys of combining you should know by now stuff only breaks last thing on a holiday weekend or Christmas eve when everywhere is shut.I don't know where in England you are based but if you get tired of farming you can get a job reading audio books for the deaf your delivery is very relaxing
Is there any end to Harry’s talents... He’s the Evel Knievel of the automotive journalism and farming world. If you need another combine driver... I’m in...! Another great video....😄👌🏼🏍. P.S. Who the hell can give a thumbs down to this...? 🙄🤔
I wonder more efficient arable farming is here in Czech Republic. It rains end May - early June ...then again mid September. But it's hot and dry during the rest of the year. I've only seen cattle here twice. And sheep only very occasionally. I wondered allowed at the size of some of the fields that you pass on the train. "Welcome to collectivisation" said one of the older Czechs in the office ....
It fun if you are at the right side. Harry is at the right side (running it). But the other side (machine operator) is quite stressful. Working for a salary with very long and uneven days can be very hard. Harry has a small farm so it might not be as difficult, but bigger farms (few thousand hectares under grain) look at cutting costs with minimizing staff etc. You see, small farm needs those one or two guys (you can't operate tractor and a harvester at the same time). Bigger farms need one or two more, but they think that they can squeez without them. If you take one or two guys away from small farm, it might(!) be 100% of its work force. If you take one or two guys away from a bigger farm, then it might be 25% of its workers and the other 75% has to compensate this with longer days.
Having worked on a farm although not in a farming capacity, I can tell you that at this time of year they are often flat out seven days a week sometimes late into the night. Most arable farmers won't have any holidays until the winter. It's a hard life but in the right years there can be big rewards for the farmer, dependent on weather, crop yields and prices
grew up on a farm, and feeding sheep up a hill in snow, with a chilling ice wind is not fun, and you have to look after the flock. Then after that, repairing the burst water pipe in the cowshed
At some point Harry it would be nice if you could sit down with a camera on a tripod and talk to us about how you got started in farming. How this then lead to starting EVO and that lead to Harry's Garage and then back to farming. You have to admit your life story is quite an interesting one.
cool, remember that above longleat 2000acres mainly wheat up to 6 mile haul biggest marstons and nh 3670? nh 40' header typical on floor drying love that evening moment, 2 person is all you need! ;0) nice film
Do you think the dear should be culed in Oxforshire to many in my opinion i know its nice to see them but not on a bike at dusk squeeky bum time when you come across then when your crusing the highways and biways of North Oxfordshire its a pity we dont have wolves and lynx to thin them out.lol
I really dont think it's the N that cosed the dowend grain at that spot,because it's just that spot en the distence to the treeline it looks verry much like downwind with heavy winds that got over the trees and the feld down on the grain
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We're huge fans of Harry's Garage...who would have thought Harry's Farm would be just as great. Brilliant!
Loving these farming vids, always get the feel that Harry talks ""with" you not "at" you.
I'm so impressed that you find the time to edit and upload. I hope you do get some rest over the Bank Holiday. Thanks a million.
"Combines tend to only break when you use them."
Just like everything else!
Quote of the day - go Harry!😂
Can't believe I just sat and watched that after doing the same job myself.... Us farm boys are just like big kids..... Must be the big toys we get to play with.
I could watch these video's all day long! Thank you Harry.
What a wonderful addition to RUclips. Thank you
Harry, I love your Garage channel, but this has me binge watching. I've always been interested in farming and live in the West Australian Wheat belt and love watching the progress of crops throughout the year. Love learning about the finer points that go into what farmers do and the trial and tribulations they have to put up with to maximise profits. Thanks for sharing... please keep the videos coming.
The David Attenborough of combining.... thoroughly enjoyable video. We all want to drive big toys.
Harry these new farm videos are brilliant thank you keep it up
Loving the glimpse into the farm, Harry. Great work.
Opens your mind as to the work involved in getting our toast in the morning, very interesting, thanks Harry
I have never thought how bloody interesting farming is its so so brilliant getting this view of farming.
Brilliant series Harry, childhood memories for me, hearing the combines in the warm evenings and the smell of fresh straw drifting across the village. So interesting, thank you
Yes I agree. I live in the Northern plains of the US (Eastern North Dakota, NW Minnesota) and hervest time is wonderful.
These are spot on Harry! Thanks.
Very enjoyable once again, my favourite channel. It'd be really good to see what is involved in the cleaning of the Combine after you've finished harvesting.
Keep using the jargon and explaining the problems. Makes it real, and just like any other farm.
Hi Harry, Graham from Australia. When we are unloading the combine into grain cart( we call them chaser bins) we keep grain cart tractor at constant speed ( prearranged with combine driver) and the combine is slowed or quickened to move unloading auger along the cart. Easier to see into cart from combine. Keep the videos going.
Harry, you are able to make anything interesting. thank you for doing this for us, I hope you find time to farm! :)
I am loving these videos. Another top quality farming channel on RUclips is truly welcomed!
Can’t understand why people give Harry’s vlog a thumbs down, obviously they don’t know about farming and all the hours that they put in, and the farm hands also.
I think this is a brilliant video along with the rest of them, farmers work long arduous hours in all weathers and I think it’s fantastic that Harry gives people an insight to his life, down on the farm.
Keep them coming, you certainly won’t get a thumbs down from me, it’ll always be a thumbs up.
Kind regards
Johnny
Thanks for taking the time in what must be a frantic time of year to make these superb videos
I'm so glad you started this channel. I loved the few farming videos you did on Harry's Garage.
I worked on farms from the age I could reach the pedals on a Ford 3000 up to about the age of 30. But watching Harry's films I find myself remembering things but most of all learning about modern agriculture. I was particularly interested in the film about the organic grassland. Harry has very positive views and beliefs and presents them in a very friendly and concise manner. Thank you Harry.
Thanks for watching!
Strikes me that farming requires such a varied skill-set. You need knowledge in biology, geology, mechanics, engineering, metrology and economics!
Yep - where I live i get a Mole Valley Farms supplement. It's fascinating. If it was given more context and import in schools i would think it would be more popular. It really is very complicated. i have so much respect for the discipline.
Absolute joy, watching these Harry and a biker, how fantastic 👍👍
Fabulously engaging as usual.
Finally some good weather ...for motorcycling and combing ....brill stuff Harry as an ex farmer northern hills ..never corn crops sheep n cattle ...love it this new channel cheers from dave...
This fascinating to watch as you narrate it so well with concise detail.
I like
A very informative video of your harvest season and compared to where I've been experiencing another dry n dusty wheat harvest in outback your conditions looks like a picnic.
Thanks for sharing Harry! Brilliant stuff to watch
I got hay fever just watching that.
Nice one one thank you. Always brings back happy memories of harvest time. In the wheat we would expect to see the foxes running in front of the reel, bolting out at the last minute. The haze coming down in the distance gave a good shot.
This is great content on farming Harry, many thanks for posting
Watching this video sitting on the grain cart tractor, old man on the combine harvesting wheat.
E Søgaard Watching this video with a beer in the garden, wheat all in the store. We are where its dryer and earlier east of Harry.
Really like your videos Harry harvest time is the best time of the year
I grew up on a grain farm in western Canada. Love your farming vids!
Just Brilliant ! Thanks for a great informative video 👍
Thank you for your effort above and beyond your normal flat out time. I'm loving watching your knowledgeable & very watchable content. I had to leave farming due to my health, so your videos are bringing back the memories. Keep up your great work.
Thanks Harry - insightful as always.
Well that was a nice surprise. Wasn’t expecting another Harry’s Farm so soon. Better to be watching with a glass of wine than doing, I suspect!
I can't stop watching these videos so interesting
Awesome video. The weather has played havoc this year. We have been picking off as and when the weather allows. We are finally making a dent in our 2000 acres I think many late nights this week should make a big hole. Keep those videos coming. Hopefully you got the combine sorted
Just found this channel and subscribed. I watch a lot of other farming channels and none of them go into the level of detail you go into. I have learned a lot just in the five or six videos you have posted. Very informative, thanks for sharing your knowledge, hopefully there will be lots more soon! Take care Harry.
being from a dutch farming family, i ;love all this, i also as a 17yr old i used to drive the tractor om my mates farm in the uk, loved it, great stuff Harry, more content, all the best from netherlands
That was brilliant!!
Really cool video to watch on a Bank Holiday weekend. Top work, cheers for making the video
Hi Harry many thanks for the videos I absolutely love them,
Great to see a farmer using the best kit CASE, me being prejudice I love CASE, working for 45+ years in agricultural contacting ( now retired) I've driven a few different makes and models but manly CASE and none matched CASE but as I said that's me being prejudice. Anyway Harry keep making your videos in the way you are I think you've got it about right your doing a great job. Many thanks Harry
Ritchie
Not like Australia so hot . Love 💖 you’re tv show on the Farm. 🍾🥂✨ .
Hi Harry I’m new to this but loving it 👍
Not really into farming, but loved watching that. Keep up the good work Harry
Hope u show the cultivation and tilling , nice one harry
Will do
Excellent again. Would be good to hear about agronomy when you get round to drilling some of the next crops.
Good video no matter what Harry is talking about whether it’s about cars or combining he makes it so interesting Harry get your self on the TV.
Harry excellent video as always want to come a ride a long teaching the Wench about harvesting she loved it
Just a brilliant channel
Last time I binge watched a series was the first season of True Detective! Great vids Sir.
I also live in the Cotswolds , but I only farm virtually with Farming Simulator on the PC, but nice to see some Case IH machinery in my back yard. If you need a virtual farmhand, I'm your man!
Mate , love your channel you make it so interesting. Keep the videos coming
Bravo, please do a farm tour of all the old equipment laying around, greets from Sweden
Loving the videos 🙌🏼
Hello from the IOW. Just found your channel and subscribed, loving your content, keep up the great vlogs.
Aw the joys of combining you should know by now stuff only breaks last thing on a holiday weekend or Christmas eve when everywhere is shut.I don't know where in England you are based but if you get tired of farming you can get a job reading audio books for the deaf your delivery is very relaxing
Is there any end to Harry’s talents... He’s the Evel Knievel of the automotive journalism and farming world. If you need another combine driver... I’m in...! Another great video....😄👌🏼🏍. P.S. Who the hell can give a thumbs down to this...? 🙄🤔
Ctf makes a big difference to compaction. Also running mainly on headland or headland tramlines.
Another great insight into the farming life. Bet you're ready for a beer after all that hard graft.
Correct
Great stuff.
thay only brake when you use them , brilliant , ive got 2 use that sometime great vid as always
I wonder more efficient arable farming is here in Czech Republic. It rains end May - early June ...then again mid September. But it's hot and dry during the rest of the year. I've only seen cattle here twice. And sheep only very occasionally. I wondered allowed at the size of some of the fields that you pass on the train. "Welcome to collectivisation" said one of the older Czechs in the office ....
Great see this. thank you
Brilliant.
i remember from when we had our farm going into a field and the wheat crackeling as it dryed out after a rain
summer farm estates that is a weird thing to hear eh?!
Brilliant 👍
hes a good farmer going on holiday in harvest
another good one harry
These make me want to quit business uni and become a farmer haha
Edit: It looks so chill compared to corporate management
One of my deepest regrets is that I didn't turn out at 16 at some of the local farms around my way. Would love to have done this as a day job.
It fun if you are at the right side. Harry is at the right side (running it). But the other side (machine operator) is quite stressful. Working for a salary with very long and uneven days can be very hard. Harry has a small farm so it might not be as difficult, but bigger farms (few thousand hectares under grain) look at cutting costs with minimizing staff etc. You see, small farm needs those one or two guys (you can't operate tractor and a harvester at the same time). Bigger farms need one or two more, but they think that they can squeez without them. If you take one or two guys away from small farm, it might(!) be 100% of its work force. If you take one or two guys away from a bigger farm, then it might be 25% of its workers and the other 75% has to compensate this with longer days.
Having worked on a farm although not in a farming capacity, I can tell you that at this time of year they are often flat out seven days a week sometimes late into the night. Most arable farmers won't have any holidays until the winter. It's a hard life but in the right years there can be big rewards for the farmer, dependent on weather, crop yields and prices
well mr m has that knack doesnt he.
dont be deceived.
not every one is so decent when the shit hits the fan.
grew up on a farm, and feeding sheep up a hill in snow, with a chilling ice wind is not fun, and you have to look after the flock. Then after that, repairing the burst water pipe in the cowshed
At some point Harry it would be nice if you could sit down with a camera on a tripod and talk to us about how you got started in farming. How this then lead to starting EVO and that lead to Harry's Garage and then back to farming.
You have to admit your life story is quite an interesting one.
cool, remember that above longleat 2000acres mainly wheat up to 6 mile haul biggest marstons and nh 3670? nh 40' header typical on floor drying love that evening moment, 2 person is all you need! ;0) nice film
Love the vids, and can we get a video of the farm layout and all the equipment at some point in the future ?
Interesting as always
Wheeto. The thrill of farming.
hello from Greece ! nice equipment I like cash ih!
Thanks again Harry ...
Would love to come and drive the combinde
great vid harry was wondering how you were getting on thanks
Harry channelling his inner Stirling moss with the mucky face near the end off the video cheers harry :)
Some calm under adversity. I’d be swearing and throwing things. Inspirational! :D
Do you think the dear should be culed in Oxforshire to many in my opinion i know its nice to see them but not on a bike at dusk squeeky bum time when you come across then when your crusing the highways and biways of North Oxfordshire its a pity we dont have wolves and lynx to thin them out.lol
You may need to tighten your concave or speed your cylinder up to get rid of the white heads
Starts watching Harry’s Farm, immediately gets tractor ads on Instagram. Wrong career?
10out of 10 harry
awsome
Ps Harry is that building a 1960's ...ATCOST...we got excited back in the day when we got a new at cost building sad isn't it😉😉😉😉 cheers from dave
think you should store the grain where the car fleet are parked, much easier to get in and out...
17:06 subtitles on < on Harrys bar
Good morning, whay we can see on many fields the wheat down in the middle?
At least you got knifes bracket fixed
interesting stuff, whats the difference in revenue between 1st, 2nd 3rd wheat and say linseed?
Great video myself and my my wife love them. Do you still have the fastrac?
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I really dont think it's the N that cosed the dowend grain at that spot,because it's just that spot en the distence to the treeline it looks verry much like downwind with heavy winds that got over the trees and the feld down on the grain