Hello Eleanor. It was In the late 70s when I first got involved with tic beans. I think it was something of a new break crop in those days. They would grow up to 7 feet tall and could be a real pain to combine. Although they were tall, they only produced 4 pods on each stem. Once the plant breeders got to work on them, they only grew to around 4 feet, but had more pods on each stem. Also very noisy in the grain handling systems , when they rattled down steel pipes. The beans you showed us were more like a miniature broad bean, so I guess there are some different varieties around nowadays. Can you imagine what it was like before cabs?
Great video again .Sorry you're mum got abuse from some awfull rude man just no need for that sort of thing when you're just trying to get your work done keep smiling and yes we do appreciate the long hours you put in at harvest time 😀👍
Fabulous video again Eleanor Great to see Lucy getting into the maintenance side too, not just driving tractors You are all a great well greased machine So sorry to hear your mum had to face such abuse when clearly trying to keep people safe Some people just shouldn't be allowed on the road, if they're that way out Stay safe all, take care Geoff
Hi Ellie, as i commented before, there are folks who think that the UK road network was built Exclusively for their personal use. When these "karens" start ranting, they need to remember how food gets to their table... It wasn't by a magic wand lol. Oh yeh, tractors, combines, trucks and delivery vans so inconvenient they might have to use the road network. Hope mum's ok. When it's all going off... Remember...10 degree rule????? Tilt your head 10 degrees let It fly over the top 😂🤣🤣😂 Great vids,🚜🚜🚜🚜🚜🚜 Take care MARK
Good job u have cabs on combine Imagine if you go back years when you didn't have cabs.Itchy itchy dusty Why people can't be patient and wait for combine I just don't know wish they show a bit more Respect very well. I suppose that you can lower this mortgage role underneath. And I lowered that role away.😮
Whoever prompted your comments from 4:06 onwards needs to get a life. Is that coming out of the centre of Newbury at 5:39? 🧐 I can't think of too many places I'd LESS like to attempt to take a Combine/Tractor than Newbury - whether it's town OR the ring road!
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Nice video.
A bend and a wiggle = a flex.
Another great video keep up with the great videos please 🦌🦌👍👍👍
@@sandymcghee3328 I will do thankyou
Phew 😮💨 the combine is really blowing a dust cloud. Bean cam was a bit spooky 👻 ouch scratchy 😅
@@cheechU38K hahahah it was for me !! Thanks for watching
Hello Eleanor. It was In the late 70s when I first got involved with tic beans. I think it was something of a new break crop in those days. They would grow up to 7 feet tall and could be a real pain to combine. Although they were tall, they only produced 4 pods on each stem. Once the plant breeders got to work on them, they only grew to around 4 feet, but had more pods on each stem. Also very noisy in the grain handling systems , when they rattled down steel pipes.
The beans you showed us were more like a miniature broad bean, so I guess there are some different varieties around nowadays. Can you imagine what it was like before cabs?
We used to big square bale bean straw chop it and feed it in with sillage maze turnips and molasses on a large dairey farm 30 odd years ago
Great video again .Sorry you're mum got abuse from some awfull rude man just no need for that sort of thing when you're just trying to get your work done keep smiling and yes we do appreciate the long hours you put in at harvest time 😀👍
Yet again another excellent video. So dusty when combining beans. The only beans i like are the ones that come in a tin😊
@@stephenharrison8523 thanks for watching
U and Lucy are spitting image Tow nice hard working girls. Ye need a holiday to Ireland. Cork especially
@@johncoughlan5512 hahahah sounds goodn
Hi Ellie, great vid again, bet you get through a few tines on the tedder and that sure is a lot of dust from those beans
@@mikeyfarmer thanks mikey
Beans not nice looking crop and dusty thought it was foggy in the field 😂😂
Fabulous video again Eleanor
Great to see Lucy getting into the maintenance side too, not just driving tractors
You are all a great well greased machine
So sorry to hear your mum had to face such abuse when clearly trying to keep people safe
Some people just shouldn't be allowed on the road, if they're that way out
Stay safe all, take care
Geoff
@@GeoffreyMoore-i9k thankyou Geoff
Hope your well
Went past 2 brand new 74 plate 7Rs today, what would they be costing, although most likely leased,, keep up the great videos 👍
Great video again Eleanor hope your mum is ok your all doing a great job. Unfortunately there’s some selfish people about with no common sense.
@@leonardjackman354 ahhh thankyou great to see you the other day
@@berkshirefarmgirl havent met you yet Ellie that must have been somebody else.
@@leonardjackman354 sorry I thought i replied to person above with that message 🤦♀️
@@berkshirefarmgirl no problem Ellie
@@leonardjackman354 hope your well though ?
Hi Ellie, as i commented before, there are folks who think that the UK road network was built Exclusively for their personal use.
When these "karens" start ranting, they need to remember how food gets to their table... It wasn't by a magic wand lol. Oh yeh, tractors, combines, trucks and delivery vans so inconvenient they might have to use the road network.
Hope mum's ok.
When it's all going off...
Remember...10 degree rule?????
Tilt your head 10 degrees let It fly over the top 😂🤣🤣😂
Great vids,🚜🚜🚜🚜🚜🚜
Take care
MARK
@@markrich6657 thanks mark
Could the bean straw be used as biomass fuel if it’s that dry
Good job u have cabs on combine Imagine if you go back years when you didn't have cabs.Itchy itchy dusty
Why people can't be patient and wait for combine I just don't know wish they show a bit more Respect very well. I suppose that you can lower this mortgage role underneath. And I lowered that role away.😮
As a farmer in Canada ,what kind of beans are they??
@@williamwood816 beans for animal feed
0:22 Great work, Eleanor, what is wrong with people shouting at the combine escort, it's them that need reporting and educating
@@Gearoid35 Ahhh I know
Eleanor, men of a certain age give males a bad name. Keep doin an amazing job. Losing WiFi is a real pain
Some people driving cars have no respect for anyone.
Whoever prompted your comments from 4:06 onwards needs to get a life. Is that coming out of the centre of Newbury at 5:39? 🧐 I can't think of too many places I'd LESS like to attempt to take a Combine/Tractor than Newbury - whether it's town OR the ring road!
Do u mind me asking what happened to your dad
@@johncoughlan5512 he is still around
Getting so boring 😴
@@andrewellison1203 sorry is there anything else I can do ?