Where's your bale twine? If you'd got a length in the pocket you could have tied the gate open. I was told to always have bale twine, a pocket knife and a sixpence (showing my age) in my pocket, all came in handy at some point.👍 BTW, for me any content is welcome, at least you farm, thank you.
Haha I feel like I’ve failed the farming community not having some on me! Always have the knife, that comes in handy as many different tools! Thanks John!
With the cost of chemical / compound fertiliser only going one way price wise it’s worth mapping fields and spreading variable rates accordingly. When sowing I still would have put the tramlines in at that stage rather than 1st spray application stage. Like the field work videos Josh 👍
Yes I agree, definitely something I want to try and get into doing! Perhaps I’ll put the tramlines in next time! I was trying to be clever and use the old ones again! Didn’t really work!
Great video again Josh 👌 could you knapsack spray that corner of the field with the chemicals you need for the crop ?? If it was worth doing for the final yield ? hand spread the fertiliser maybe, not sure if that’s ideal ?😆
🖐🏼 I am a sheep game subscriber. I think his content is great. I was late for work the other day as I was watching his daily vlogs haha! When do you predict first cut will be? Do you need rain? The ground is drying up here in West Sussex!!
Brilliant! Yes I’ve been close a couple times watching videos in the morning before work! Probably a couple weeks! We need rain but we will cut what’s there before long as the quality will go!
Great video Josh! Nice descriptions of the differences in the crop where the fertilizer and sprayer made the difference. Easy to see. For the field with the evidence of nibblers - will the science types survey the field to determine the type of nibbler for treatment, or is the field left alone? I'll watch whatever you post. Fert and spraying is fine. Appreciate all your efforts. Well done!
Are the fertilizer companies not producing fertilizer because of the high energy costs or is there some other reason? By my estimations, the crops with no fertilizer produced about 25% of the crops with the fertilizer. Is it safe to say that in the not-so-distant future, there will be approximately 75% less food?
I think the gas price is the driving force behind it yes! Problem is there is always going to be more people to feed from less land! Something will have to give!
Great video! I keep a bungee cord near my steps so I use that to hold the gate open.
Now that is a very good idea! Might have to steal that one!
Morning Josh . Crop looking well you could see the 2 different shades of green what you pointed out. Nice one
Thanks Stephen! Shoes the importance of fertiliser!
It's amazing farm where at amazing set up😊
Evening Josh, yeah Cammy is a great watch whenever he uploads a video.... Much like yourself. Informative and easy watching. :)
He is. Always enjoy them! Thanks Graeme!
Good video Josh . 👍
Thanks Philip! 👍🏼👍🏼
Na then Josh that was riet interesting technology is the only way for farming today and I can see thi loves the tractor great stuff take care 🙂
Thanks John! I agree, technology will be leading the way!
Another great video again josh the crop looking good 👍👍👍👍👍
Thanks Sandy! Need a bit of rain before long!
Great vid Josh 👍 need some rain now crop's starting to suffer 😬
Thanks Antony! Yes we do, grass wants bulking up and the cereals are getting very dry!
Where's your bale twine? If you'd got a length in the pocket you could have tied the gate open. I was told to always have bale twine, a pocket knife and a sixpence (showing my age) in my pocket, all came in handy at some point.👍 BTW, for me any content is welcome, at least you farm, thank you.
Haha I feel like I’ve failed the farming community not having some on me! Always have the knife, that comes in handy as many different tools! Thanks John!
Another good video 👍
Thanks Allan! 👍🏼👍🏼
With the cost of chemical / compound fertiliser only going one way price wise it’s worth mapping fields and spreading variable rates accordingly. When sowing I still would have put the tramlines in at that stage rather than 1st spray application stage. Like the field work videos Josh 👍
Yes I agree, definitely something I want to try and get into doing! Perhaps I’ll put the tramlines in next time! I was trying to be clever and use the old ones again! Didn’t really work!
Great video again Josh 👌 could you knapsack spray that corner of the field with the chemicals you need for the crop ?? If it was worth doing for the final yield ? hand spread the fertiliser maybe, not sure if that’s ideal ?😆
Thanks Liam! Probably isn’t worth it to be honest, better to just put it into grass or wild flowers for the birds 👍🏼
🖐🏼 I am a sheep game subscriber. I think his content is great. I was late for work the other day as I was watching his daily vlogs haha! When do you predict first cut will be? Do you need rain? The ground is drying up here in West Sussex!!
Brilliant! Yes I’ve been close a couple times watching videos in the morning before work! Probably a couple weeks! We need rain but we will cut what’s there before long as the quality will go!
Great video Josh! Nice descriptions of the differences in the crop where the fertilizer and sprayer made the difference. Easy to see. For the field with the evidence of nibblers - will the science types survey the field to determine the type of nibbler for treatment, or is the field left alone? I'll watch whatever you post. Fert and spraying is fine. Appreciate all your efforts. Well done!
Thanks! Shows it works! I think it was just some pesky Deer, it wont be anything to worry about hopefully! 👍
Excellent video Josh I watch Cammy and Crawford myself fine viewing do you use all the oats for animal feed or is some sold for porridge 👍
Both great channels! Hopefully they will go for human consumption!
Great video Josh, the bus looks nice n tidy fella and how was the weekend off and how was football ⚽️ 👍🏻🚜
Thanks Edd! Weekend was good, we won 3-2 but then lost 7-0 Wednesday night! 😬
@@JMFarming welcome Josh and ooo good win for the weekend and ouch that doesn’t sound like a good Wednesday at all then 🤦🏻♂️
How is your JD 6155R Direct drive as Think about JD 6155R direct drive or stick shift power shift
Love the direct drive!
Wished when you mention a specific UA-camr's channel that you would include its YT address. Thanks!
Cammy - The Sheep Game 👍🏼
Are the fertilizer companies not producing fertilizer because of the high energy costs or is there some other reason? By my estimations, the crops with no fertilizer produced about 25% of the crops with the fertilizer. Is it safe to say that in the not-so-distant future, there will be approximately 75% less food?
I think the gas price is the driving force behind it yes! Problem is there is always going to be more people to feed from less land! Something will have to give!
I hate sheep with a passion my bro in law has a sheep farm i just prefer tractor work or silage
I’m not a fan of sheep either, but like watching others struggle with them! 😂 Give me cows any day!