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Great info. Thanks mate.

How many great vidieos can you make amazing

Thank you for this! My Land Rover desperately needs it doing, I have a choice between removing the pump and removing the wing to do it in situ and I know which one I’d rather do 😂

With that treatment your spreader is going to last for years.

My dad used to wash our marshal twin spin down with straight diesel,then he would tow it with either me or my brother standing inside it pouring some out of a container onto the chains and the spinners same machine still in use over 40 years later . I enjoy you videos mate keep up the good work

Very interesting best video yet

Hello from Qeensland,.hadn't the wheat belt region in W.A. experience several bumper years in early 2000's, then around 2011-14 a very server drought? Best wishes, Bill.

a japanese guy, an agricultural scientist, wrote a famous book,,,asking the question / statement you just asked in this video. you asked why do we plant all this clover and lucerne for them when they just love the rough stuff in the long paddock ? The japanese guy riding in a bus back from his trial plots asked, : why are the rice plants growing on the side of the road (that get no care) so vigorous and strong when the plants in my research plots are so weak and fragile in comparison with the best care ? "one straw revolution " was written shortly after by that japanese ag scientist. available free on pdf.

give up the planting of lucerne and or clover bro,,,they love the rough stuff best,,, they are glorified goats in a way. are you moving them every day or every other day whilst on the home paddocks,,,if so your pastures will transform . sometimes they are better off just browsing saltbush and tagasaste. can you show us some of your leaky weir improvements please ?

It’s good to see a variety of farming stories from Australia

Very proud of my Dad and the way he cares for the farm.

Hi Geoffrey. Thanks for the opportunity to contribute to your channel and share a bit of the seasonal conditions in my district. We have had more rain and feeling a lot more confident about our feed situation. Dave.

Hi Geoffrey. Done that for years with sheep on my farm. Had a retired farmer friend who would follow them up reading the newspaper.

YEP! YEP! LEFT DOESN'T WORK! YEP! LEFT STILL DOESN'T WORK! YEP! YEP! YEP!

Glad to see that you've been getting a reallygood drink. Thanks for sending some our way here in SA. Many thanks keep it comming.

Awesome to see 😊

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Thank you, Geoffrey, for another interesting video. I have never heard of that machine. On my farm we graded thousands of tonnes of grain by using the natural wind and slowing the auger on the header down, emptying into chaser bin, then repeating the same again into the field bins. By taking care with what l was doing always got the grain in first grade.

Another informative video, keep them coming 😊

Good job more people need to cover creeks and rivers with trees and bushes .i got alot of spoiled hay bales are used it to mulch are the trees and bushes i planted

This maintenance never seems to be finished. Trailers require a fair bit. The vibrations and generally left in the weather all components need attention to keep them roadworthy.

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I have 40 ac in northern nevada, for anybody that wants to do a project like this i can tell you. Desert land is CHEAP!!! But one must be willing to put out hours and hours of real work, sweat equity is nice though. Once the land is restored its value is massivley increased. Its a real investment in these uncertain times.

Radish are much easier to kill when they are small. Two sprays is a better strategy if you have lots of radish

Weres the ironing board

Hi my name is Casey. Hi fella the plan for improving long term creek improvement is seasonal little steps. As impressive as the weirs look the fact is a System needs to be built up from the ground. IE if Said plan is followed a underditch trench dug. Then infill materials follerd. Start from the ground.

I have an old twin tub I use if I have oily cloths to wash, it works a treat 👍

I got up early this morning thinking I wonder whats going on on Brookdale Farm. And Geoffrey is doing his washing ! But no joke this is a great idea. What is the tall structure in the background of some of the views taken in this video.

Rain gauge needs emptying… lol

Should make all the right musical sounds from that transmission - and yep, enjoyed the video!

So good. Just taking the time to video all the jobs on the farm. Fly strike management is. As with all farm management it usually requires a multi point strategy for success. Thanks for demonstrating this.

I think video are very good for younger farmers keep the video coming

It is distressing watching trees under stress and really there is nothing you can do. But bush is fast to recover like you have shown us if the trees haven’t gone too far. You have some special places on Brookdale to enjoy.

Very nice, Geoffrey. From my experience on my farm, grass will not grow near or under gum trees, only under york gum and jam trees.

Winter certainly brings an electric green to your farm.

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We've been getting some nice rain in the western part of the Wheatbelt and the wildflowers are all poking up on my property, it's a nice time of the year. Lets hope we get a few summer storms this summer season to give everything a drink.

I like your video keep them coming matee

Do you have fox on your farm

Where is your farm at

Do you happen to know what your front end loader set up is. Thanks fellow 178 owner.

Where is your farm too

I had no idea that sheep wool is a good mulch. Thanks for sharing 👍

Have you ever considered spraying wood chip tea? Dr. David Johnson is a micro biologist, and he studied for decades how to make the best possible compost from wood chips, and how you can use that compost to extract the micro organisms from it with water so that you can spray the land with it and improve the crop yields. And Dr. Johnson and his wife Dr. Su, also a micro biologist, perfected their system over the years, and they monitored and measured the micro organisms, and they noticed improved crop yields after spraying with their wood chip compost extract, or tea. Their composting method requires very little maintenance once it is setup, it is called the Johnson and Su Bio Reactor, and it requires a minimal amount of materials to set it up. It does take about a year to get a usable product. But from the compost from a single wood chip bio reactor you would be able to extract enough compost tea to spray your entire land. If you can't find it here on YT I will be happy to send you some links to the videos where you can see how they make their wood chip compost and how they extract the microbes from the compost after a year of maturing, and they do it at a large enough scale so that you can spray the extract with the tractor. 👍

I hope that you had a nice trip 👍

Great job to get done. There was a time when the sale of crutchings would pay for shearing. Now days it doesn’t cover crutching.

Great video Geoffrey. Do you have to do anything with that stubble or can you plant the next crop into it ? I remember in years past they used to burn the stubble to get rid of it.

Nothing better than Chamberlain. Absolutely pull like a bull.

How do you say…. Grease gun !!!!

Thanks for sharing