EA should get the Royal Engineers to sort out the river bank! If we can use our armed forces for an emergency like COVID then why not flooding??? About time for government with BALLS 😅
With the EA obviously ignoring the ongoing problem of the flooding around Henrys area, would this have anything to do with the new builds upstream in Lincoln at Swanpool? If it floods downstream it doesn't flood upstream at Swanpool? And hey presto a highly likely flooding issue is removed and the poor old farmer downstream gets flooded and ruined. Works out well for the council tax take. Or, I could be completely wrong. There is a reason why Swanpool has never been built on as it is/was a natural flood plain.
Great update! Henry is right, got to keep the issue of drainage on the agenda, the idea that the EA can’t afford the very thing they exist to do is ridiculous!
Wardy, I am so sorry for Henry's, and no doubt many others, problems with flooding. You can see just how upset he is and I would imagine it's totally soul destroying. Is there an online petition that viewers can sign to try and inject some life into the EA?
Another great update Andrew, Good to see you getting away for a break. Interesting to see the beans and how the different drills have made a difference, I guess this is all part of the process when trying new crops. I like the idea of a mechanical weeder and I am sure it will be something that can be developed. Garfords farm machinery make some fantastic weeders, for weeding between plants aswell as between the rows. Great to see Henry, keep up the good work regarding the flooding. Thanks Andrew, looking forward to Wednesday update.
The weeder didn’t do any good with us but I think on sandier soils and smaller weeds it would. Im going to try to get to see a state of the art Garford working.
Whoever is going to be in government after next Thursday the EA will still not be accountable. I agree with Henry it’s soul destroying to put good land into bird food rather food to feed the nation. See you Wednesday
The EA need john price to sort that river out, was working by the bridge few weeks ago and trees and plants are coming back naturaly but some say the EA are going to charge him for restoring it, guess whst the houses near by didnt flood this year🤔
The EA couldn’t run a bath! They are totally useless, I hope the new government sorts them out and strips them of their powers. They have become an enforcement agency, who mark their own homework, , nothing more. 😡
Looks like the bean trails are very weather dependent and soil type Weeder again maybe soil type dependant but good that it can be adjusted for inter row cultivation but then I’d prefer the sugar beet inter row machine. Enjoy your break in wales
Cheers Bob. As I said though re the beans in the vid, they are no more weather dependent than wheat or barley. Huge acreage of those have been lost this year due to rain straight after drilling.
That weed machine is a waste of time all you are doing is running the field down and compacting the soil …get some hand hoe’s and a good gang of workers
Weeder needs to be offset or angled to cut into hard ground, banks be better done by farmer himself an send bill in ,be less than half of environment charge
Enjoy North Wales Andrew and Co. I'm sure you know Ifor Williams are based in Corwen. But the Jamaican company I worked for also has a factory there. As well as packing Powders, Pulses and Spices for Retail sale they also make Encona Sauces there. West Indian Hot Pepper Sauce in a square bottle being most well known.
Thot it a bit odd when you went from a couple of acres of beans as an experiment to 150 acres....Did you come to an agreement that you would get compensated if it failed or did you just take a leap of faith?
I decided with Agrii and Warwick uni to use most of the seed from last harvest to maximise the area for this harvest so we could get more tons and so more farmers on board next year. It’s a partnership so all sides involved in it.
Good update Andrew , hope you all have a nice break and the weather improve. I hope the EA mans up and realize the cost they have caused in loss of crops and property and compensate, I will agree with Henry they have had enough time now to get a plan in action and do something to help prevent anymore damage to his land. Weeder was interesting but I wasn't to impressed .
Another nice update Andrew, its a shame for Henry and very frustrating ,the weeder looks like it needs some way of penetrating the ground, we use a bag lifter makes it a lot easier unloading covered lorries and a little extra height for filling the spreader and drill
It only floods when the river bank collapses which is due to lack of maintenance from the EA. It’s happened twice in 5 years, he does t get a penny in compensation so to take it out of food production and put it into stewardship means he’ll get income in those years.
Pleased to see you in Wales again. Have spent many happy days down the Lleyn. On a wet day you can’t beat tucking up beside the fire with a bottle of Welsh whisky and the poet R S Thomas in hand but make sure you’ve confiscated all spare ropes!
We are considering it. I’m going to try to find a band sprayer so only take out some because the beans really need them to hold them up and make combining easier.
Cracking update Andrew. Still feel for Henry that poor chap and if there not going to fix the bank it’s just going to get worse and worse every year, and where do they get there prices from 5 million to repair it Jesus. The council down here want to put up a 60x40 shed and they say it’s going to cost 4 million pounds to put up,makes no sense.
I’m surprised that the quality of the welding was not appreciated ,particularly if done with a mig ,that is Marine grade welding, worth a mention next time you see that person. Farmers boy
The quality of welding is appreciated. Ian’s been working with us for 15 years so we’ve been used to that quality for that length of time, it’s the norm for us that’s why I don’t mention it, Ian worked in the R and D team at Simba for many years, that’s why he helps us!!
If you use your top class welder to make a tube sleeve to slide over pallet tines for big bags it would work wonders.Also can't they pay farmers to repair the river banks as we could get it done a lot quicker and cheaper and way stronger
This appears a one sided argument on flooding on one farm. As a country we can not afford to keep protecting every field. We are going to have to loose some to flooding. It is a shame for Henry but that's life. People are loosing there houses due to costal erosion they do not get compensation. Like it or not we are going to get more water with climate change.
Yes they are loosing their houses which is terrible but we need to eat to survive and 1/3 of Lincs sits below sea level yet that area provides 12% of total food for the UK and 27% of total veg for the UK. Accepting that area to flood is not in the nations best interests because more food would need to be imported, produced to much lower standards putting more strain on an already over stretched NHS. I don’t agree with saying let low land areas flood when they produce so much food. The Dutch don’t.
I take photis of our barley at home quite regularly (to prove direct drilling works🤣) planted earlier than last year but come to head later, been a tough time through may and june, to cold i think, our lambs have been much slower growing and fattening aswel this year
On a serious note we are having issues with flooding on a field close to a village and want to lift the flood bank 2ft. All our own digger, clay ect and were told Absolutly not. Can you see the environment agency subbing out digging gutters, drainage dykes cutting bushes out to farmers as it benefits every one. Or would it be like policing the Wild West? Surely there’s a work around here?
@andymarton6983 River banks come under riparian owners, ie farmers but you’ve just highlighted what’s wrong with the WA and the system. The new government needs to address this.
I don’t know about the new weeder ,however I use an Einbock tinted weeded .We used it 5 times on beans this year ,twice between sowing and crop emergence,and then every 10 days or so for the next month.This is because it will only take small weeds out ,it pulls the weeds out or buries them.Not perfect,but the beans look ok.
Great video as usual! I find with bag lifters you can either tip them down or crowd them back to see easier if you're putting bags on, you soon get used to it though. I personally find them quicker & safer than forks I looked at weeders when sfi first came out and for the lighter tine harrows someone said, "if you can see the weeds you're too late" so perhaps those weeds were a bit big for a fair trial?
Great video andrew hope wales is good for you, Ian must be camera shy taking tips of tom and rueben to stay of you tube, whoever designed that weeder don't give up the day job.
Hi Andrew your weeds are way too big for that weeder we use those in maize in South africa for years with great results but will say they hate clay soils and they work a treat breaking a crust on capped ground
That was a bit of a let down,if the environmental agency got there act together and fined all the water companies for the crap they pump into the rivers they would have plenty of money to repair the banks and dredge them too.
I’m not 100 % convinced of your demo weeded 🤔 I’m not sure you are either 😌 Nothing like your inter row weeder you used in the sugar beet, or that style, slow and steady. Enjoy your holiday
It’s a disgrace about Henry and the river bank if he got a 360 down there and did the work himself it would cost a lot less to fix but it could cost Henry his freedom . Will the black oats come to a crop you can harvest? Have a great rest of your holiday we’re not far from you in mid wales and made some good hay last week but the weather is a bit catchy have not had the rain promised but not confident to go cutting if you’re passing call in for a brew
Lissington rolling cultavator is what you need very ajustable to crop and soil type you probaley have one in the nettles that your father or granddad used
Not sure about star weeded, seen similar years ago on market garden, if I remember we could adjust the angle and width, it’s must design fault or old age? on rollers, for 11 years old had some moneies worth, great blog
The weeder didn’t do any good with us but I think on sandier soils and smaller weeds it would. I think it’s a design fault with the rolls but it’s the only issue we’ve had in 11 years so I’m not complaining!
Surely as a country we can't afford to mend all the river banks surely if the river is on a farmer's land it's there responsibility to manage the river banks
Totally agree but when a farmer does, the EA come along and won’t let you do what you want. You have to do what they say or they prosecute you. Work that one out!
@@WardysWaffleAndrewWard I totally agree with your answer we as a country are just ruled by people who don't understand the country side and red tape all this land that you as farmer's can't drill surely there's going to be a time when we can't grow the food we need and we have to import more then people in government will do something about it
Thank you Andrew. Another informative edition of WWW. Poor Henry. Enjoy your hols with dogs included. Talking about the next Government, who the heck do we country folk vote for? I've absolutely no idea who would best represent our farmers now.
It’s so difficult I’ll agree. I try to avoid talking politics because some people have very strong views and you end up in a row! I don’t know yet. Labours farming policy looks crap but until the last year the conservatives have sold us down the river. But now we have a really supportive Defra team, the best for years. Tim Farron was very very impressive at the Nfu conf where he spoke without notes for 10 mins on stage about his vision for future of farming so Lib Dem’s might not be a bad shout but then is that a vote for Labour, indirectly. It’s really tricky.
@@WardysWaffleAndrewWard For the first time in my life I have no idea. Boundary changes mean we no longer have our MPand this rural area is now linked with Leicester. Nobody has been here with any constituency leaflets or even to introduce themselves. It's a pickle; and rubbish for a General Election. Just don't want to waste my vote. Is anyone else in a similar position?
Here’s my prediction for the election.... We are gonna get another election in 12 months,because people are quickly going to realise they have no money and no ideas. Our leaders have plenty of money for wars whilst telling us to look after the environment, no money for nurses, no money for junior doctors,no money for farmers,ambulance and lorry drivers....the people who basically keep the country together. That’s why there is such confusion as who to vote for...
I do apologise that comment was meant for the Labour Party advert. I really enjoy your videos coming from a old farming family in Kent it is good to keep up with modern farming methods
Hmmm🧐 that Machine sounds very clever but, doesn't seem to be pulling alot of the weeds you checked?... Hope you get some sunshine on your break both of you & dogs, had some lovely hols in Wales. 😊
EA should get the Royal Engineers to sort out the river bank! If we can use our armed forces for an emergency like COVID then why not flooding??? About time for government with BALLS 😅
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You know what they say about Wales "if you can see the mountains, it means its going to rain. If you cant see the mountains, its raining already".
😂😂😂 very true!!!
With the EA obviously ignoring the ongoing problem of the flooding around Henrys area, would this have anything to do with the new builds upstream in Lincoln at Swanpool?
If it floods downstream it doesn't flood upstream at Swanpool?
And hey presto a highly likely flooding issue is removed and the poor old farmer downstream gets flooded and ruined. Works out well for the council tax take.
Or, I could be completely wrong.
There is a reason why Swanpool has never been built on as it is/was a natural flood plain.
You’re about right I think.
Great update! Henry is right, got to keep the issue of drainage on the agenda, the idea that the EA can’t afford the very thing they exist to do is ridiculous!
Exactly what they’re not fit for purpose Rob and big changes needed.
Wardy, I am so sorry for Henry's, and no doubt many others, problems with flooding. You can see just how upset he is and I would imagine it's totally soul destroying. Is there an online petition that viewers can sign to try and inject some life into the EA?
Thank you.
Not that I know of. They really are not fit for purpose.
Another great update Andrew, Good to see you getting away for a break. Interesting to see the beans and how the different drills have made a difference, I guess this is all part of the process when trying new crops. I like the idea of a mechanical weeder and I am sure it will be something that can be developed. Garfords farm machinery make some fantastic weeders, for weeding between plants aswell as between the rows. Great to see Henry, keep up the good work regarding the flooding. Thanks Andrew, looking forward to Wednesday update.
The weeder didn’t do any good with us but I think on sandier soils and smaller weeds it would.
Im going to try to get to see a state of the art Garford working.
Whoever is going to be in government after next Thursday the EA will still not be accountable. I agree with Henry it’s soul destroying to put good land into bird food rather food to feed the nation. See you Wednesday
The EA need john price to sort that river out, was working by the bridge few weeks ago and trees and plants are coming back naturaly but some say the EA are going to charge him for restoring it, guess whst the houses near by didnt flood this year🤔
The EA couldn’t run a bath! They are totally useless, I hope the new government sorts them out and strips them of their powers. They have become an enforcement agency, who mark their own homework, , nothing more. 😡
I agree. EA is endemic apathy
Looks like the bean trails are very weather dependent and soil type Weeder again maybe soil type dependant but good that it can be adjusted for inter row cultivation but then I’d prefer the sugar beet inter row machine. Enjoy your break in wales
Cheers Bob. As I said though re the beans in the vid, they are no more weather dependent than wheat or barley. Huge acreage of those have been lost this year due to rain straight after drilling.
It would be a bit dryer if geo-engineering/global dimming stops.
That weed machine is a waste of time all you are doing is running the field down and compacting the soil …get some hand hoe’s and a good gang of workers
It didn’t do any good with us but I think on sandier soils and smaller weeds it would.
Weeder needs to be offset or angled to cut into hard ground, banks be better done by farmer himself an send bill in ,be less than half of environment charge
If Henry did the banks himself it would have to be done to EA spec. Whole system is a joke.
Seems to be going abit too fast for it to work properly
Enjoy North Wales Andrew and Co. I'm sure you know Ifor Williams are based in Corwen. But the Jamaican company I worked for also has a factory there. As well as packing Powders, Pulses and Spices for Retail sale they also make Encona Sauces there. West Indian Hot Pepper Sauce in a square bottle being most well known.
I spent a lot of time around Corwen when Forage Aid was needed in 2013 so know the area well. IW trailers are in use everywhere!
Thot it a bit odd when you went from a couple of acres of beans as an experiment to 150 acres....Did you come to an agreement that you would get compensated if it failed or did you just take a leap of faith?
I decided with Agrii and Warwick uni to use most of the seed from last harvest to maximise the area for this harvest so we could get more tons and so more farmers on board next year. It’s a partnership so all sides involved in it.
In surprised they don't put a small roller to flatten the heave these days?
Don’t seem to any more
Hi Andrew been meaning to ask you are you thinking of upgrading your combine
Not for a year or 2, the Case puma and Fastrac are more urgent.
Good update Andrew , hope you all have a nice break and the weather improve. I hope the EA mans up and realize the cost they have caused in loss of crops and property and compensate, I will agree with Henry they have had enough time now to get a plan in action and do something to help prevent anymore damage to his land. Weeder was interesting but I wasn't to impressed .
Thanks, it’s better weather today! The weeder didn’t do any good with us but I think on sandier soils and smaller weeds it would.
Another nice update Andrew, its a shame for Henry and very frustrating ,the weeder looks like it needs some way of penetrating the ground, we use a bag lifter makes it a lot easier unloading covered lorries and a little extra height for filling the spreader and drill
The weeder didn’t do any good with us but I think on sandier soils and smaller weeds it would.
That weeder looked better at creating a chit of weeds than actually removing the weeds!
😂 It didn’t do any good with us but I think on sandier soils and smaller weeds earlier in the season it would.
What is the point of Henry drilling winter bird seed in land that floods in winter? Will it feed ducks?
It only floods when the river bank collapses which is due to lack of maintenance from the EA. It’s happened twice in 5 years, he does t get a penny in compensation so to take it out of food production and put it into stewardship means he’ll get income in those years.
Pleased to see you in Wales again. Have spent many happy days down the Lleyn. On a wet day you can’t beat tucking up beside the fire with a bottle of Welsh whisky and the poet R S Thomas in hand but make sure you’ve confiscated all spare ropes!
It was all day yesterday but we had a fab meal last night at Poachers in Criccieth
Should really be spraying those oats out now imo Andrew, have done a lot of companion cropping and they will soon smother those beans
We are considering it. I’m going to try to find a band sprayer so only take out some because the beans really need them to hold them up and make combining easier.
Surely a law suit could be brought about against the EA and or government? That’s what NFU are there for. To support farmers.
It’s been looked at and would cost millions, and if we lost?
You are fighting people that have a limitless supply of other peoples money, look at the post office scandal.
@johnwarwick4105 that’s a great way of looking at it.
Cracking update Andrew. Still feel for Henry that poor chap and if there not going to fix the bank it’s just going to get worse and worse every year, and where do they get there prices from 5 million to repair it Jesus. The council down here want to put up a 60x40 shed and they say it’s going to cost 4 million pounds to put up,makes no sense.
Do you think if that level of flooding and destruction was in London it would take so long to make a decision ?
Ha, definitely not!
I’m surprised that the quality of the welding was not appreciated ,particularly if done with a mig ,that is Marine grade welding, worth a mention next time you see that person.
Farmers boy
The quality of welding is appreciated. Ian’s been working with us for 15 years so we’ve been used to that quality for that length of time, it’s the norm for us that’s why I don’t mention it, Ian worked in the R and D team at Simba for many years, that’s why he helps us!!
@@WardysWaffleAndrewWard Thank you for your reply,nice you spotted that ladybird ,one of your crops friends,as you know.
@denniscarvell1828 👌😊
If you use your top class welder to make a tube sleeve to slide over pallet tines for big bags it would work wonders.Also can't they pay farmers to repair the river banks as we could get it done a lot quicker and cheaper and way stronger
@richardparsons8320 Repairs would have to be done to EA spec, under their supervision and signed off by them I think.
This appears a one sided argument on flooding on one farm. As a country we can not afford to keep protecting every field. We are going to have to loose some to flooding. It is a shame for Henry but that's life. People are loosing there houses due to costal erosion they do not get compensation. Like it or not we are going to get more water with climate change.
Yes they are loosing their houses which is terrible but we need to eat to survive and 1/3 of Lincs sits below sea level yet that area provides 12% of total food for the UK and 27% of total veg for the UK. Accepting that area to flood is not in the nations best interests because more food would need to be imported, produced to much lower standards putting more strain on an already over stretched NHS. I don’t agree with saying let low land areas flood when they produce so much food. The Dutch don’t.
I had a set of rolls like that and they went in exactly the same place
Interesting Tom. You say ‘had’!
@@WardysWaffleAndrewWard Probably got sold to you 11 years ago!!
@farmlad1883 😂😂😂
@@farmlad1883 hahhahha
I take photis of our barley at home quite regularly (to prove direct drilling works🤣) planted earlier than last year but come to head later, been a tough time through may and june, to cold i think, our lambs have been much slower growing and fattening aswel this year
I wonder how much the wet and cold last 8 / 9 months have cost the industry, lost crops, livestock growth, floodinv damage. billions i bet
Weather effects everything we do, even food sales, good weather people have BBQs and meat sales go up
@richardmatthews3304 not many Barbie’s in wales yesterday I bet!
@@WardysWaffleAndrewWard ha ha were just on English side of border, was not to bad here,
Tell them Ul repair it for 4.5million. Think you’ll still make 4.4million on it 🤑
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On a serious note we are having issues with flooding on a field close to a village and want to lift the flood bank 2ft. All our own digger, clay ect and were told Absolutly not. Can you see the environment agency subbing out digging gutters, drainage dykes cutting bushes out to farmers as it benefits every one. Or would it be like policing the Wild West? Surely there’s a work around here?
@andymarton6983 River banks come under riparian owners, ie farmers but you’ve just highlighted what’s wrong with the WA and the system. The new government needs to address this.
I don’t know about the new weeder ,however I use an Einbock tinted weeded .We used it 5 times on beans this year ,twice between sowing and crop emergence,and then every 10 days or so for the next month.This is because it will only take small weeds out ,it pulls the weeds out or buries them.Not perfect,but the beans look ok.
This one would have been good on small weeds and sandier soil.
Great video as usual!
I find with bag lifters you can either tip them down or crowd them back to see easier if you're putting bags on, you soon get used to it though. I personally find them quicker & safer than forks
I looked at weeders when sfi first came out and for the lighter tine harrows someone said, "if you can see the weeds you're too late" so perhaps those weeds were a bit big for a fair trial?
They were too big and I admitted it. I’d like to try it earlier in the season and more often.
Great video andrew hope wales is good for you, Ian must be camera shy taking tips of tom and rueben to stay of you tube, whoever designed that weeder don't give up the day job.
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Our weeds were too big and soil too much clay I think. Small weeds and sandy soil and I think it would work well.
Great update once again, 5 million to mend the river bank!! I'll do it for 4.9mill. 😂
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Hi Andrew your weeds are way too big for that weeder we use those in maize in South africa for years with great results but will say they hate clay soils and they work a treat breaking a crust on capped ground
Totally agree. That’s what I’ve been saying since we used it. Small weeds, sandy soils and it would be great.
That was a bit of a let down,if the environmental agency got there act together and fined all the water companies for the crap they pump into the rivers they would have plenty of money to repair the banks and dredge them too.
They’d rather prosecute farmers
A great update what is the difference between black oats and normal oats please do they go for porridge or animal feed thankyou
They are mainly used for cover crops but the seed can used for livestock feed.
I’m not 100 % convinced of your demo weeded 🤔 I’m not sure you are either 😌
Nothing like your inter row weeder you used in the sugar beet, or that style, slow and steady.
Enjoy your holiday
Thank you. It’s not raining today!
The weeder didn’t do any good with us but I think on sandier soils and smaller weeds it would.
It’s a disgrace about Henry and the river bank if he got a 360 down there and did the work himself it would cost a lot less to fix but it could cost Henry his freedom . Will the black oats come to a crop you can harvest? Have a great rest of your holiday we’re not far from you in mid wales and made some good hay last week but the weather is a bit catchy have not had the rain promised but not confident to go cutting if you’re passing call in for a brew
Hope to harvest black oats but not sure yet. Better weather today!
Lissington rolling cultavator is what you need very ajustable to crop and soil type you probaley have one in the nettles that your father or granddad used
Never heard of them but with a name like that, I bet it was made in Lincs!
Not sure about star weeded, seen similar years ago on market garden, if I remember we could adjust the angle and width, it’s must design fault or old age? on rollers, for 11 years old had some moneies worth, great blog
The weeder didn’t do any good with us but I think on sandier soils and smaller weeds it would.
I think it’s a design fault with the rolls but it’s the only issue we’ve had in 11 years so I’m not complaining!
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I imagine that weeder is similar to hericide treatment in that the weeds need to be very small to be effectively controlled
Correct, if on sandy soil and small weeds I can see it working a treat.
A/week in wales😂
Great video Andrew
Enjoy Wales, that weeder is about as useful as a chocolate teapot
The weeder didn’t do any good with us but I think on sandier soils and smaller weeds it would.
Surely as a country we can't afford to mend all the river banks surely if the river is on a farmer's land it's there responsibility to manage the river banks
Totally agree but when a farmer does, the EA come along and won’t let you do what you want. You have to do what they say or they prosecute you. Work that one out!
@@WardysWaffleAndrewWard I totally agree with your answer we as a country are just ruled by people who don't understand the country side and red tape all this land that you as farmer's can't drill surely there's going to be a time when we can't grow the food we need and we have to import more then people in government will do something about it
Looks a waste of time the weeder and bet it’s not cheap😂
It didn’t do any good with us but I think on sandier soils and smaller weeds it would.
That weeder looks an utter waste of time.
The weeder didn’t do any good with us but I think on sandier soils and smaller weeds it would.
Nice to get away and have your dogs 🐕 with you.
Definitely, they’re loving it. I’m sure they know they’re somewhere different.
great update hope you and rhonda enjoy the break
Thank you. 😊👍
Great video again, Andrew
Hello George. 😊👍
The weeder is now in the skip.
😂😂 Our weeds were too big and soil too much clay I think. Small weeds and sandy soil and I think it would work well.
Thank you Andrew. Another informative edition of WWW. Poor Henry. Enjoy your hols with dogs included. Talking about the next Government, who the heck do we country folk vote for? I've absolutely no idea who would best represent our farmers now.
It’s so difficult I’ll agree. I try to avoid talking politics because some people have very strong views and you end up in a row! I don’t know yet. Labours farming policy looks crap but until the last year the conservatives have sold us down the river. But now we have a really supportive Defra team, the best for years. Tim Farron was very very impressive at the Nfu conf where he spoke without notes for 10 mins on stage about his vision for future of farming so Lib Dem’s might not be a bad shout but then is that a vote for Labour, indirectly. It’s really tricky.
@@WardysWaffleAndrewWard For the first time in my life I have no idea. Boundary changes mean we no longer have our MPand this rural area is now linked with Leicester. Nobody has been here with any constituency leaflets or even to introduce themselves. It's a pickle; and rubbish for a General Election. Just don't want to waste my vote. Is anyone else in a similar position?
Yes me and thousands of others!
Here’s my prediction for the election....
We are gonna get another election in 12 months,because people are quickly going to realise they have no money and no ideas.
Our leaders have plenty of money for wars whilst telling us to look after the environment, no money for nurses, no money for junior doctors,no money for farmers,ambulance and lorry drivers....the people who basically keep the country together.
That’s why there is such confusion as who to vote for...
@@WardysWaffleAndrewWardAlready looking forward to the next election....should be about 12months😅
What a load of Bollocks
What is?!
I do apologise that comment was meant for the Labour Party advert. I really enjoy your videos coming from a old farming family in Kent it is good to keep up with modern farming methods
Accepted!
Somehow YT has a knack of putting up an inappropriate advert to my videos, if it’s not Labour it’s Red Tractor!! 🤦♂️☹️
Hmmm🧐 that Machine sounds very clever but, doesn't seem to be pulling alot of the weeds you checked?... Hope you get some sunshine on your break both of you & dogs, had some lovely hols in Wales. 😊
The weeder didn’t do any good with us but I think on sandier soils and smaller weeds it would.
Better day in Wales today!
turn up at ollie harrisons show him how to farm
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