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@Paul Fellows yes but the johnson took telling lies to a new level ..................

Bear in mind that politicians are only considerate not to tell us the truth because most of us 'can't handle the truth'.

That make two of us. I feel the same way.

yeah same! Welker Farms is another good one, though radically different to Harry's operation

Farmer P is another good one

Yeah. This should be essential viewing for people. I’ve told most people I know they need to watch this channel. And I’m tempted to begin stopping strangers in the street.

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I’ve got a brand new combine harvester, I’ll give you the keys if you want?

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@@oliverattwell8013 I've got 20 acres, how many have you got?

As a big car enthusiast, I completely agree. I am actually a city boy (Oslo, Norway), but moved to the countryside in Denmark (Jutland) with my Danish wife when I was 33. I never thought I would be interested in agriculture (I'm an IT software engineer), but now it's happening right outside the house (100 meters away) and it's actually very interesting to follow the work throughout the year. We also have farmers in my wife's family and now, thanks to, among others, Harry, I can participate in the conversations without being a total noob :)

Funny enough, it was Clarkson's farm that interested me in watching this channel, I have only watched a few videos but I like Harry's style no doubt a great farmer and great youtuber too.

Days gone by

My first vehicle after passing the test 1962 was an Austin A90 pickup with an Austin Healy 3000 lump in it. Tongue and grove flooring tailboard, scaffold tube bumpers, hand painted black and white. Not forgetting the column change stirring change with lots of play, bench courting seat.

Same here, as a 14 year old operating in the late 60’s a Massey Harris open cab combine harvester day and night, ended up completely black, just a pair of goggles and a bandana as a mask. Our back up vehicle driven by my Aunt was an Austin A40 van, she delivered lovely lunches in the fields. Different but wonderful times.

Sounds just like my Father-in-law on his open cab Massey Ferguson combine. How things have changed.

@@dfxl6587 Me too , mid 60s. Up to 10 combines started the day usually down to 5 by the afternoon, but all repaired and going by morning. Late 60s 1 cabbed Class Senator did it all, but often 24hrs every dryish day.

It would have been a hard graft back then (no doubt it still is!). Much respect to him.

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Ah yes, the Days-Out-For-Wealthy-Upper-Middle-Class-Londoners show every sunday. Farming today at 6:45am on Radio 4 is much more real world.

It really is a great addition to an already great video.

As much as a problem as it is, it's hardly an increase. There's been at least 3 droughts much worse than this last century, 1921 being the most severe. That said, I still sympathise with farmers who deal with arson and chaff ignition, whilst harvesting, during these times.

when the question of lies comes up i allways ask Do you tell lies if the answer is no i will reply that`s another one

@@robertsmith9810 of course everyone lies, I have done so and am sure will continue to however, I don’t have millions of people’s lives in my hands every single day of the week nor have the consequences of my lies literally killed hundreds of thousands of people or crippled them financially or created greater division in a country in the history of that country! To deny those facts is in of itself a lie and for what, something as pathetic as a political ideology so pathologically set in its ways it chooses to run with the lies it has sided with than take a moral and ethical high road for one moment so as to save the most fundamental thing of all, human life! And for what it’s worth, I’m no raging lefty, righty or middley, I just hope for better standards from people who have the care of a nation in their hands, I don’t think that unreasonable!

What model or brand is it? I like it as well

@@ianmedium I hope you feel better for that sermon vicar keep taking the pills and you will soon be better i was not defending any one just like the combine no one is perfect The perfect man has never been born and a good job too But you seam to come close so go in peace my son and bless you

As you are a watch fan i will add a story a dad of a friend who was agricultural contractor he bought a new Timex wrist watch for £5 the chap who worked for him said you have just thrown £5 down the drain mate for buying that cheap Timex John proudly still wore the watch 5yrs later when he told me this story

Definitely. I'm learning with every upload he does. Farmers are a vital cornerstone of any society and yet they're sadly under-appreciated.

So this weather is NOT unusual, Ollie?