C'mon Tube Team. Who else on KZfaq is walking around in wheat in their stocking feet? Let's get the word out about Tom Lamb and get him way above 39K subscribers!! Thanks for all you do, Tom, from across the pond.

Everyday is a school day. I never knew so much effort went into it.

As i sit down to eat my toast in the morning I’ll be thinking of Tom and what he has to go through so that I get my daily bread. Once again Tom has given us an insight into what it takes to be s farmer. Keep up the excellent work Tom.

Brilliant Tom. Could watch a store filling all day. More please !

Looking good Tom, lets see some Massey combine action next! We use those tube aerators across the pond here too occasionally, but usually only in a small wagon of seed grain or something like that. The steel grain silos we use here all have full floor aeration; one big 5hp fan at the back of the bin and you are good to go!

No wonder you polished the concrete floor during the pour. Looking good Tom. Once the shed is full of grain, it would be really cool if you can show us how you measure the temperature of the stored grain in a future episode :)

Another great vid Tom, making my day ahead today look easy in comparison as usual 🤣 Doing great work as a farmer supporting the country and making content showing us how it's done 👍

A great way to start your day is with a *Tom Lamb* video.

Good job you didn't have holes in your socks Tom 😅❤

I do like them screw into the grain fan systems, I have not seen anything like that before. That grain store/shed is turning out to be quite useful. Thanks for sharing Tom and have a great day....

Rain... same in France in the north (some areas in the south are very dry).

Gives us our daily bread, breakfast etc.

Wow that is new to me Thanks Tom for what you doing so we can have a sandwich or a slice of bread or a toast. Kind regards from North London 👍 👌 👏 👏 👏 👏

I’m sure there’s a lot of people like me that had no idea what happens to grains once they are combined. There must be a high cost to storing grains from the grain store to electricity for the fans and the manpower and plant. It must be a bit of a gamble knowing when to buy or sell

A interesting video Tom on how you go about filling the shed and installing the ventilation 👍👍

A great video Tom

Nice job Tom.

Another brilliant and interesting video! Thanks Tom. ( I must have known a video was coming, I put my Tom Lamb T Shirt on today 😁)

*_The Wheat Must Flow_*

Great vid you’ve been hanging around with Colin to long 👍🏻🤣🤣🤣

Why do my Corn flakes taste of Tom Lambs feet ?

Tom, you so could mate! Rather than on the telehandler you could adapt an earth auger for the tracked excavator that would drive that in easily. Or adapt screw pile driver for an excavator. There are options and solutions mate. 👌

We had wire mesh tunnels covered in hessian material connected to a wind tunnel along the side of the store. out side we had a diesel Lister engine with a four foot fan. probably the noisiest machine on any farm. Father would fill the diesel tank and let it run for a few hours. It was my job to turn it off. when I approached the engine my teeth would vibrate with the noise. No PPE just get in there and shut down asap. Also the vermin loved the Hussain tunnels and chew through, grain would then fill the tunnel making it useless.

0:10 great content again

I’m guessing your already rubbing hand together the way the price is going 👍

love. WHO IS COLIN?????? a superstar or something !!!!!! cause there no videos apart from a hole. look up Colin ain 10 years your know if he really did it

Another informative video Tom!!! How come you call it corn when to me it looks like wheat?

Is this your own wheat you're consolidating or is it stuff you're buying in hope to cash in later on?

I would love to see you do a reaction/expand on video of Clarkson's Farm.

1300 Tonnes. Wow

Question. Do Great Britain farmers not use grain silos like we do in the U.S.? I noticed between Tom's videos and Clarkson's farm, lot of grain is piled in barns.

Are you consolidating your wheat or are you storing for a cooperative?

Can anyone explain to me the need for the concrete barriers on the side of the shed? Or is this kind of like a silage clamp? I'm from Canada and I've never seen this done before with grains.

where does the grain come from? isn't it too early in the year for harvesting?

Hi Tom when you have done your farming magic with this stuff and harvested it do you know what sort of produce it is then used in?

Putting wheat in store during May…Investment storage?

1:26 Tom, slam the door and the grain will slid down?

Does driving up on the grain ever cause issues with oil from the machinery? I'm curious :) Guess it gets washed down before processed anyway. Great videos as always Tom

Are silos less popular now or is it down to space or personal preference

5:39 Hey Tom, is the glass in that tractor laminated, just wondering because I see one of those glass breakers hanging up next to you and it looks like it was put there by the factory and great video by the way, keep them coming.

You need to be directing those drivers from the drivers side, if they can’t see or hear you it could get messy. You already know that though 👍

Long term, whats this grain for? To be planted?

Tom how much does a newbie farm hand get a day? Looks like a fun job.-

It's sometimes good to stand on the side where the driver is.

Worth watching because this was so corny.

How do you keep rats out? Just curious as those medieval wallahs used to build grain stores on those stone "mushrooms". I assume they had a reason?

What happened to storing grain in silos?

Before we saw you walking on the corn, I'd been wondering if that was possible. It looked like liquid coming out of the truck, and I know there is a danger of sinking into silos. Zach on Millennial Farmer supports an initiative to train farmers and keep them safe. Having seen you barley sink into the grain, I am now wondering if it would be a different story if the fans were blowing air into it? Would that make it the grain more liquid and dangerous to walk on? I am also wondering why the screw in fans came without a plug? Here in New Zealand we are not allowed to do any mains electrical work. Not even fitting a plug! They are super strict about it. There are huge fines, and even prison time.

How has the rain affected your crops this year?? 0:29

Fans suck from the drains right?

where is the wheat coming in from

is this from last summer tom?

Is it wheat or is it corn? I'm so confused

How many times did you call it corn lol it’s wheat lol

Who the fcuk is combining in May?!? 😆😆

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First 😉

What are you trying to achieve from this? 🤣

Why are you buying grain when harvest is a few months away. Lots of chaff fella