It's called 'Getting on with it" Well done Chris. Another excellent video. Really enjoy them especially as they are such a good length.

Thanks for your comments, it's great to get the opinion of someone who knows what they are talking about! !!!, cheers

Its a pleasure to see British farming at its best, a fantastic video thank you for taking the time to make it while you are at such a busy time in your year!! Keep them coming and take no notice of the Airheads and Whiners!! Great job keep on troshin

Glad people like my videos! !!, however i do sometimes wonder if they are getting to long sometimes? ?????

Yes it is great to compare different methods, we don't drive lorries beside harvester they just stay on the headlands.sugar production is big business in this part of the country and has some bloody huge machinery

I love farming as I grew up in the small farm back home (Phil's) I love to watch this hi- tech way of farming its amazing and jaw dropping. We had lots of mangoes tree ( flowering season at the moments) and pigs love to go home again and be farmer again I miss that simple life in the farm.

Wow very good video;) Especially the big combine and the length of the video. Let them come Chris!!

I love your video actually I sent it to my farmer brother (Phil's) I'm sure he going to enjoy watching this.

Great video! I wish we could have seen some wheat harvest too when we were on vacation in England but we were too late for that. However, we did get to see a lot of sugar beet harvesting and also the beet factory in Bury St. Edmunds. Is fun to compare farming methods in England versus the States.

chris your videos are never to long, keep posting them please.

smashing video mate never be too long with great stuff like this on 10 out of 10

As an ex-farmer, my limited experience was that with these large capacity machines, you need to keep the threshing mechanism at or as near as full capacity as possible. Forward speed is usually governed by how heavy a crop you are harvesting, moisture content and the condition of the straw. I'm not up to speed on all of the driver electronics in the cab these days but most of the factors are governed by the on-board electronics. Hope this is helpful.

The new S series John Deere combines are becoming quite popular in the States too. However, most farmers there are using the draper heads as they feed much more evenly on the wider models (35 and 40 foot John Deere heads-45 foot MacDon which is made in Canada).

what speed were they cutting at? this seems very fast, maybe even too fast...

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Definitely not too long..make them as long as you like !!

At last someone who knows what they are taking about! !!, Minas Moth please take notice! !!!!!!

Is it mostly winter wheat that is grown in England? How about the barley? We noted that quite a bit of planting had already been done. One winter crop that was already up appeared to be rapeseed.

that combine harvester is going great guns a very high capacity machine he could probably go even faster if he wanted too and even have the header a bit wider as well that machine is well able for that nice dry crop and the sun shining as well the on board computer sorts most of the stuff out no way was he going to fast at all im an ex farm tractor/combine operator its all about horse power and threshing drum size mate

I think 1 would run ya about 315 grand I could be wrong, anyone like to take a better guess! !!!!

What is the price of a combine like this?

Lol a hillmaster in cambridge, you should come down my way far more reason for one then the flat planes of cambs.

some combine motoring

wasting grain when lifting header too soon!!!! I wouldn't want him as a combine driver