PLOUGHING DEVASTATION
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I work for agriculture recycling farm in the south west, we recycling and take in all your guys feed bags, fert bags, wrap/silage, drums, containers and so on. we also work around and in a working farm, I have seen some gory stuff from animals getting killed in the fields, it's part of it and although its not nice to see, it's something you have to deal with and or minimize it as much as possible. anyways, farmers rock and I get jealous seeing all the young farmers come into our work to drop off their seasons worth of waste, driving big tractors, it's awesome to see and I've always wanted to be a farmer! :D
Hi Olly
Morgan seems a good handy lad, he gets stuck in and not afraid of getting his hands dirty 👍
Going to miss Hannah & Liv when they leave at the end of the week, i bet they've loved working with you all.
95% today
Thanks mate 👍
Plowing kills weeds and better yields. Keep a plow well maintained it will go a long time.
Better yields??? I would disagree there!!!
I'm not a good judge for cereals. My background in farming is different, but for someone like olly who has so many acres, im sure the cost effectiveness alone reaps rewards. That drill is built specifically for his way of use to be fair. Not hating, though, a great sound from ploughing is hard to beat!
The plow, good for turning fields brown, bad for releasing carbon, nitrogen and killing worms and microbes life within the soil. Subsequently reverting soil to dirt. This then erodes by wind and water. Don’t see how yields are improved long term?
@@martinlingham7609 well said!
@@martinlingham7609 there is a farm in or around Cambridgeshire where I used to live who did a test of till (ploughing etc) and no till farming they found the first 2 years the till ground did better but from 3yrs on the non till ground did better due to the structure and the microbes worms etc so it's swings and roundabouts in everything 🤷🏻♂️
About that pothole, fill it in when it's dry. Filling it wet only makes a mess is what our groundworker always says. 😅
Evening Olly, it's good to hear your opinions regarding plough. Without different opinions, things do not advance and improve. There is never one method that suits all occasions or conditions. Kind regards
Another superb blog Olly - Morgan is a dab hand with that big hammer, he’ll go far!! Good ploughing as well. Your photo and slow motion shots of the Xerion ploughing are brilliant, great detail. Olly’s quote of the day - “ we will fix it, persevere, get the field done then stick it back in the hedge” referring to the plough!! 😂🤣😊🚜👏👍
Love the slowmo of the plough! Used to assist a one armed vintage ploughman in competitions. Great views alonside the plough.
95%% today, done my first deliveries of the new firewood season😊
The plough as it’s uses depending on the type of land you have and crops your going to grow in it but understand this min till way of working Xerion sounds great especially when she’s got to dig her toes in while pulling plough
That plough is ready for the knackers hard ollie, a good 6 furrow reversible would have that field done, plough won't do any more damage than any other implement to wildlife, you can't beat the plough ollie
Been a while since you opened a can from the cupboard 👍👍👍
Great video and a good example of ploughing v direct drilling…you’ve convinced me direct drilling is the better option
Great video and that class sounds mint on the plough and not even under to much strain 👌👌🏴
On organic…. Fair point, grew up with the plough so it was standard until direct drill, but very good point raised.
BTW a well ploughed field does look good… 👍
nice seeing the plough and get you totally around us ths i year they seem to be ploughing all the fileds not direct drilling as they would for many years before
I have used a slatted plough, rather than solid mouldboards. Only a 4f reversible. Less power, breaks the soil down better. I have ploughed and straight in to grass seed behind the plough in good conditions. Only ever entered one ploughing match and messed up the finish, as I did not know how to finish. Could have been near the top of the match should I have finished clean. Try to get a possible slatted demo plough, and in your soil, I think you could do well. Thanks for another fantastic video.
Really enjoying the vids Olly only just found the site but defo interesting for farming folk and non farm folk ,takes me back to my tractor days defo the getting stuck bit in wet holes lol . all the best to you and the team x.
Great video Olly I personally think direct drilling is better for time saving and cost and better for the wildlife like you said and keep up with the great videos 👏👏👍👍
Best of luck to the lasses in the future. Wish all young ones worked as hard👏👏👏👏
A handy fella that Morgan gets stuck in😃
Hi folks Hi Olly has the 936 got a none return valve in return to tank in the line from rail to the tank just a thought 🤔
When I worked at a johndeere dealer I seen a few tractors with the hand primer pump diaphragm getting small holes and doing what your 936 is doing. Also seen a few with a check valve going bad letting the fuel drain back into the tank over night.
If your struggling with big old plough , That Tom Pem got a flash new tractor!! Just need to whip the scraper off it 😅
Totally agree with you Olly. "ORGANIC" does not mean Ethical
. Its a word used by Supermarkets to sell goods for a higher price. Spraying and Direct drilling will use less fuel and less damage to the soil and also to Wildlife and the Enviroment Great video today keep em coming. Feeling 80% today
Hi Olly like the up date, will agree if you were direct drilling the wildlife would stand a better chance. I will also say that there is times when the plough would still be needed , will miss Liv & Hannah and wish them all the best for the future. 95% today .
Think you might get a surprise weed seeds can lay dormant for many a year 😂
Hi Olly, problem with buying ploughs second hand, they can be a money pit, but also handy bit of kit in the right hands. Keep up the great content 👍👍
Where did Morgan appear from just seems to have come from nowhere 😂
Dowdeswell taught me how to plough in 89 , ploughing championship was being held up the next farm so Ford and dowdeswell used our farm to set up camp , tw 15, tw30/35’s 8210’s were all over the place and the bit of advice I will always remember was … if the plough is set up right the top link will be straight
I do get mad listening to you rant about ploughing, down here in Cornwall ploughing is still the best way, i live amongst those who plough and those that don't (thats all i will say on that) ploughing is skill, not a slap happy rushed job, otherwise you just aswel go out with a chiseler instead. Maybe try half a field ploughed and half direct drill, then show us if your way is best 🤷🏻♂️ patience is a vertu they say, very true word's especially in farming,
Totally agree, direct drilling is more about moisture conservation in dry climates than anything else, something Lancashire does,nt usually need...
Great video olly I love that xerion I like The plough here in Ireland they are a bit slow on the uptake of direct drilling I’m 98% today
You got it spot on with your organic farming opinion great video again 90% today
It used to be we had nice freezing winters and that would help to break down the clods.
Everything is down to circumstances and situations for what work you do behind the combine and before the crop emerges. Seen lots of places use different methods and sometimes get them right sometimes get them wrong. Also can agree with your thoughts on a plough some(most) are a pain, as some one said a plough is like a needy woman, our one we have none of us want to touch it as its that much of a pain to use and likes braking but its what works in our system for now
In field poles are a real pain and the payments for them are an insult.
The NFU did a study 8 or so years back to update them based upon the inconvenience factor but based on their calculations the rates only rose by a few pence.
Always great to plough,when the ploughs working well,the tractors ticking along nicely,the suns out,seagulls are following ,it’s a great scene and it’s good for the ground to open it up.
Great photo for the calendar👍. Feeling 90%
Check that you haven’t got more that one o ring or seal on the fuel filter sometimes they get stuck where the filters screw on and they will bleed back if there is more than one
You know the old saying. Sometimes your can direct drill, sometimes your can min till. But you can always plough. Hope you don't plough any problem weeds
Great video as always. Very interesting seeing the plow working. What are hannah and liv doing when they leave. Your videos are never to long always very interesting and enjoyable. 90% today
morgan does a great job with that old plough. always good to turn over the soil & start afresh.
The slo-mo was really cool! Thanks
Cant beat the plowing fresh soil has to be better than direct drilling top class olly
Hi Olly great video I’ve got to say that All your team can turn there hands to anything...😊😊40%
A plow is like a wife, I need this, I need that… that’s why I have neither lol
Morgan seems to be a good worker not shy of getting stuck in . 95% today how are you today Olly
He doing a good job with that plough to be fair 👏
"organic" farming should not be confused with "no-till" farming. Tilling historically has been a significant contributor to the destruction of grasslands and many dust bowls the US / North America has endured, causing the destruction of horticulture and other means of food production for the continent. Remembering history and advances ecology is a good thing to pay attention to as opposed to the "fuzzy feelings" of buying something that says organic.
You don't always get fuel out of an air leak that lets air into a diesel injection system overnight. I did have to hand prime the system on my old Xantia (1.9 TDi) every Monday.
I think there was a ploughing match near Taylor’s in Latham too.
It could be the pick up pipe In the tank the best way to find out is to brim the tank and leave it for two days
Hi, Olly. My knowledge of farming is from watching Jack Hargreaves many years ago. Your videos show the true problems farmers experience. Today, I'm 95%. Cheers, Derek 239
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Hi Harry, I'm sure you have seen @DaveKnowlesFilmmaker Channel. Lots of Jacks old TV programmes, Out of Town, Old Country. Good Luck.
Love the videos volley keep up the good work😎😀
On your 936 check the fuel lines that come out of the top of the right hand fuel tank, the lines can split
After a harvest of unpredictability. Anything is worth a try to boost yields roll on harvest 24! 🤙🏻🙏🏻
Good video again
Im going to say 98% today because yesterday i moved from somerset to cumbria the 2% is for the aches and pains i now have after yesterday 😂😂
Holy crap how the Xerion sounds good!
Music to my ears!
He done a great job with that plough 👍🏻
I read somewhere that recently one of the big tractor companies had sold their last plough.
I think it depends which part of the country your in wether you plough to not Min till doesn’t. Suit everyone in area ploughing is best because it’s very heavy land I have a friend in Warwickshire who’s totally on min till and it really does suit his type of land and he. Grows. Some of the crops of grain I’ve ever seen as I say it’s everyone’s personal choice and what suits one farm doesn’t suit another Bet that telegraph poles a nuisance and you only get £3 a year for it it’s peanuts can’t see you ploughing all the lot ever again Ollie feeling 96% today brilliant video Ollie keep them coming
I know what that tire is off, it’s off the Projects Marlow
Got a steering valve? Agopengps, no need for a bulky wheeled motor!
Might even be able to go via CANBUS, 2-wire, 2-min installation
Maybe a check valve in the filter head failed, allowing fuel to drain back when the engine is stopped
that plough needs a set up. that wheel is off the plough
Hi Olly we plough every year but I do agree with you to a Seatrain degree on organics we tried it but weren't successful
There’s a guy on UA-cam who does organic farming. Lots of soil moving even just to keep weeds away. High horse power requirements to
The electricity wayleave rates negotiated for farmers by the NFU actually reduced last year too.
Need to get a drone video of that ploughing
The reason I have to buy organic now (and I hate it) is that in the United States, companies are allowed to spray natamycin on the packaging and the outside of grains and other products (notably cheese and cured meats) unless they are grown organically. I'm allergic to mycins, though most doctors don't want to hear it and the industry denies that is even a thing. I had a terrible reaction to a mycin when I was a very small child (like more than 30 years ago) and my doctor made clear to me as a child that it was very dangerous for me. It is one of the more depressing things in my life. 15% today - really rough.
That plough is a big white elephant, you would of been better buying a 6 furrow reversible it’s not like you do loads of ploughing.
the sound of the Xerion plowing reminds me of my childhood, when they tilled the ground behind our yard
they got a Xerion 5000 now, massiv machine, but the sound is not even close to the 3800
Edit: the 3800 pushing silage is really awesome (maybe do a colab with Tom Pemperton :D )
When your barley yields really well next year you will have Morgan and that plough to thank. Nothing wrong in direct drilling wheat say into your rape stubble and beans but occasionally ploughing helps those other years out I’m sure of it
Love watching the ploughing going 👌🏻 Mr.B would be the best man to ask about ploughing?? And in fairness not a simple field to plough with certain conditions??
Your man, Morgan knows what he's doing in that plough. No GPS, was that correct?😊😊😊😊🎉🎉🎉
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The wheel has come of the Claydon drill.
By the time that field is ploughed you will be giving up tractor pulling for ploughing matches😂is the wheel off the Claydon drill
The Bateman is 2 years old. . Good video 👍 90%. Friday.
Oh yer
Not on a fendt but had it leaking through a pump once
Great video olly, does it turn over on its own now? Nice bit of soil. 88%.
The note off that Xerion tho 👌👌
On the 936, check your pickup tube in the tank, sometimes they will Crack and leak fuel back. I have replaced a few filter heads for that fuel primer as well. Shoot a comment if you need any specs on agco or claas :)
Really enjoying the vids Olly
Have a look in the engine oil if fuel is leaking through the injectors it will look and smell like diesel.
Great video Olly
Great video as always Olly
That Xerion has a nice grunt!
I agree entirely with you re the organic Olly.
The best use for a plough is a yfc mach or blocking a gate 95%
That lady has a fine set of front weights on her . Beautiful
great video 👍👍
Saw while welding wheel. You had teliporter holding it down? Bit risky as welding can mess up the modules on it etc. As battery will Of been still live to the machine. . 😮
Had to have a hand pump replaced on a Fendt as it wouldn't pump and presumably let air in, that could be your problem. Don't think the tech repaired it.
Be interesting if that ploughed field yields better than the rest this time ???
Great video olly how much diesel is the Claas drinking per acre ploughing 😂😂 or is that a sore point 🙈🙈
Hi Olly i have had a shite week about 70% but i know will improve
17:56 That's barely scraping the ground.
When i used to help out my uncle around his farm,i'd plow with his IMT 560 (Yugoslavian copycat of Massey Ferguson) and 2 16" furrows atleast 25 cm deep.
Poor soul would be always smoking like it's steam lock. 😂
I used to love ploughing, but semi-mounteds are the devils work. I can understand your frustration.
A farm next to me is organic and it always makes me laugh how much they do to a field. Where we’d spray once, cultivate once and drill, they run 4/5 passes over with a cultivator before even considering drilling, more if they spread manure. The crops may be organic but the amount of time, money and fuel spent seems insane!
I prefer the earthmovers magazine to be honest.
He’s a good lad Morgan!
Videos are never too long, 85% todday :)