Into the wheat but we have issues! | Harvest 2023 | Western Australia
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- Опубликовано: 4 окт 2024
- We are finally into the wheat!!!! But its not all rainbows and sunshine
Now Tom's Brook is doing Movember so we encourage all you to donate! Even if it's only $2 it's all going to a good cause! And of course there is the chance to win a hat or stubby holder.
2 hats going to the top donors
2 hats going to two random donors
4 stubbie holders going to four random donors
So you need to donate for a chance to win it!!!
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Oh the joys of being a cropper but nothing you can't handle with that team
Your farm is so well-organized and productive
Did you see how close you were to hitting that line when you filmed brian driving of. You were lucky
It’s okay JH we all now know that you are real, it was starting to look like a highly edited blockbuster
Tv series there for a while. Now everyone can relax about their problems with their harvest. 😂
Mumma's don't let your boys grow up to be ... farmers. Ah, the joys of farming. There are some.
Love the drone footage 👍
Thanks
if you doin belts check (in off season ) all the idler//tenshion pully bearings and use a cheap laser to check the alinment (best iis the shed shade )ie are they all on same plane one or two mill dif willll wear the side of the belt and then start the destruction
Great to see an aussie you tuber streaming farming vids... Nice to see your getting a good yield on the wheat..👍🌾
nearly took out the power lines with the drone JH haha , love ya work
Just found your videos today I have watched a few really interesting enjoying seeing what you do in Australia compared with us in Scotland
( a long one sorry )
1) Great drone footage
2) Hard to believe that bin holds 100t compared to the size of mother bins.
3) I went to a ELD clearing sale down there about 20 yrs ago and they had heaps of
field bins open tops and mesh cones. I was told that rain goes straight through them and it’s not a problem. i know guys who dump grain in heaps during harvest and they say normal rain is not a problem.
4) Harvesting anything is good , but you’re never really harvesting until you get into wheat. 😀😀
Thanks!
Couldn’t you get some round tarps made for bins for emergencies
Sorry if its a repeat question but is there any meaning behind the field bin names? PS1 ETC.
I noticed you had a close encounter, drone vs power line.
What's the market like at the moment JH? Back in the 60s when I left the farm at Tarin Rock, Dad was getting a great return for wheat n barley. When I was doing Crop Ins(Federation Ins) in the 80s it had dropped a little. Really been out of contact with any of things to do with farmers apart from watching you vloggers. Thanks for your work n stay safe. The Ole Fella Greg
Markets are definitely improving. But as every farmer will tell you that need to be higher! 😂
@@tomsbrookfarm Thanks mate. Always the same, alotta effort for not much gain. Hasn't changed then.
If you are hoping for 2.5t/h yield. What would you your costs be for the year? 1t/h?
Hi JR would like to donate but don't know how to get it to you it would be in US dollars great cause I went through the removal process a number of years ago like your videos and equipment
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If the link doesn't work on a comment the link should be in the description. Alternatively you could go onto Movember and search Tom's Brook Farm and you will find the page
How much does the chase bin hold (tonns)
What part of Western Australia are you in? What is the name of the area?
How Wide is the 100t?
Maybe an odd question, but why do you guys tend to use corrugated iron roof sheets on your roofs on your homes rather than tiled, etc?
It’s relatively cheap and the sound it makes when rains hits it is music to a farmers ears
In rural areas, it’s more resistant to wildfire ember attacks.
Tiled are very heavy on a roof tin beautiful sound of rain on it
It’s also better in summer, the tiles absorb heat whereas corrugated iron reflects the heat. Way less lighter and cheaper and easier to work with.
Looks better than tiled and a lot lighter in weight on the roof.
Instead of field bin why don't you use a mother bin
Thats a good question. Possibly don't use because of the different crops...😊
Hey mate, so how much grain does the headers hold? And the chaser?
About 10-11 ton of wheat do the headers. And 30 ton of wheat in the chasers
@@tomsbrookfarm Thanks for answering mate, appreciated
what did you say tom 465h omg
what’s with the blame Canada on PS4
No, that’s the one they purchased “Before Christ” 😂😂😂😂😂
A Canadian crew member got too close to the bin with a pc of equipment & sliced a tear into the side spilling the grain to the ground
I'm impressed seeing a Aussie wearing jeans and not booty shorts and fuzzy socks
I didnt know Canola was black