You’re right, the bigger the telehandler the more damage 😉 I drove the tracked version of that jcb and found it more stable. Looks awesome too 😎. Don’t want fert in your pants 😂

Loving the content lads, keep up the great work. Love the shots of the field work outside the tractor.

We use small 50kg bags of fertiliser😅. Very handy for paddocks spreading 50kgs to the acre. We use big bags at the start of the year when spreading the whole farm. Usually bang them on the ground first to break up lumps. Keep up the good work.

Just a brilliant channel, learning so much and really looking forward to the videos as the season progresses! Keep up the good work lads

Good point on the tele-handlers.......can do plenty with smaller cheaper machines or loader tractors to keep cost down

Great video Justin 👍🏻

hi justin, great vid like the music in the time laps

Hey guys nice job with that! Recently found your channel due to some of the guys watching what you do! Keep up the great work 👍

Hi Justin,good video ,no gps here either just put the tracks in bottom corner of mirrors(ruff)👍.Used to work with a guy who called it a (Hail chucker) as in hail stones.😂

As usual a great video should do a video on that old ford get it running and take it for a drive

rilliant vlog to me them jcb telehandlers skidsteers are the ideal machine in these small farms yes there an expense but with machinery getting bigger than the farm yards its not that expensive compare to having to make a ferm bigger

Sure I have heard Tom Pemberton refer to it as a till sower

Broadcast sower that’s what I know it as 👍good video keep em coming

Good 1 Justin when I was a nipper I worked on a farm for 18 seasons we never had GPS like you said fence post or what ever you could to keeps straight lol 👍

Hi Justin ref to Vicon Spreader we here in Suffolk (the posh area ) call it Oscillating spreader 👍👍 loading fertiliser looks easy now when i was a lad it used to come in 1cwt sacks i should say your dad would remember great vid even without Adam haha you all keep safe

Sure we called it a wag tail (i didnt use it much, was old and i was young 😂😂) but always called it a fert spreader. As I don't do much, I kinda do it the same as the old sprayer technic... follow wheelings, half rate

Vicon Vari spreader was a good tool .

Great video for years i used the tryed and tested way of a bit of muck off my boots placed scientifically on the door pillar 😂👍

Yo Justin!!! Deffo the Teagle is the dogs for sure!!! Just keep her hosed down after use under the splash plates where the dust gathers and give a regular shot of penetrating spray over the area too to prevent rusting!!! Not as complicated or fortunately as expensive as the Lely or Rauch or the Amazone with sectional controls etc but in saying that, the one thing I would recommend soooo friggin highly is a form of GPS inside the cab of the T6 if she is the only one that spreads your artificial on the farm. I was amased when told just how much money could be saved in both fertiliser and diesel during just one season believe it or not!!!!! They actually pay for themselves in the long run fella!!!! Must be a Sunday vid as Adam is OFF AGAIN!!!! (sorry Adam I could not resist bud) Lmfao!! Btw Justin and all...... the bloody things spread fertiliser so they are called FERTILISER SPREADERS!!!! Till sower wtffffff, that's a Lytham saying i'm sure lol!!

Those little JCB are getting nimble bits of kit

Here in france some people call it a "semoir à engrais" that means fertiliser drill which is pretty strange because that's not a drill at all. So i usually call it a fertiliser spreader. Love the video once again

And there was me thinking you dragged a bag up and down the field to just let the grass sniff it 😂😂😂😂

Old Vicon : wag tail or wig wag

Whenever we go for a cheaper option off fert for older lays we usually give the bag a little love tap as we call it which is just pick boom up quick then down onto the ground sometimes it works sometimes it doesn’t

I really fancy having one of those JCB Teletrucks/Skids on the farm, much more practical, and if you haven't had a grain of fertiliser in your eye your not a proper farmer :-)......... and that properly hurts

Is your land very fertile or are you using chicken muck or sludge cos we won’t get a crop worth harvesting unless we use 120 units of N for first cut and 80 units for second slurry and 2 tons of lime every 3rd year and your crops look good

We bought Pyramid fertiliser this year from Mole Valley they were by far better on price. We tend to go for 20/10/10 or close to that, for second cut we normally go for what they call after cut, can't remember the units in that. We spread what my dad would call wheel to wheel, we will spread that the fert hits the tyre marks of the pass before, I know it takes longer but it just ensures that we cover the whole feild consistently. We see when people try spreading the whole width of the spinner in one pass they have light green stripes in their feilds where they have missed.

great video. If you notice in my tractor cab ive still got some tape on the door pillars, which i used before gps for driving at 12 meters, now at 24 so gps was needed. your lift arms arnt level spinner sat cockeyed. Keep up the good work stay safe

We still have old vicon tonne spreader cheap and never a problem I put out 3 bags to acre for hay for man two weeks ago he have fun making hay of it my spreader is called wagtail

The vicon is called a wag tail

Fertiliser is soooo God damn expensive,, too expensive in fact.. I've always thought that farmers are ment to be ECO FRIENDLY... Fertiliser is far from ECO friendly,, We only use 100cwt per acre,, just to boost the grass,,, we rely on bedding muck to really grow the grass, and a little slurry,,, Great video.

Until watching Tom Pemberton, I'd never heard the term till or silo in the context Tom used it but knew what he meant. The old Vicon, I call a wag tail or ossilating, then there's the disc spreader or spinner. Were those lumps hard as the agitator should have broken them up to an extent. Can't remember what else you asked now. Keep well all.

Forgot to say, the old vicon spreaders, we called them a pissing willy

Do you ever put Lime down?

I put out 150kg to the acre on silage ground and 50kg to grazing I use Goulding's and grassland

bag fell on our xt 22 last month, looking to buy one of those when the money picks up as well as a new 7716S massey ferguson

Dry spreader is what they call them over here or dry floater if it’s like I showed Adam the other day .

Vicon waggle spreader

Manure Sower. Wag Tail

Where I live in Koekelare ( Belgium ) we cal a feriliser spreader a vettebak , i use a Amazone ZA 1501 u

All jokes aside I bought a brand new vicon spout type last year for £2200. I use a foam bout marker too! Does everything I need. I have a mate who takes the mick, his gps auto rate with section control cost over 25k! Who has the lowest application cost?

Lads in t’north call it “bag muck” don’t they?

I just call it a spreader

We call fert spreaders , tillage drill

Fert spinner

We call them Till Spreader or Till Spinner

Fert spreader we call our teagle xt20 12meter single disc and only takes 1 bag (600kg)and for the spread pattern gotta go round and round you could upgrade teagle do some really nice one's but as that one works fine why would you eer 5 bag at a time?

Why not look we have the royal Smurf and he is only a minny telly LoL

When will you start cutting hay

Here a question 4 u then y do use call the end of the frields head lands 4

It’s plastic tho it will just crack in frost

We just call ours the amazone and why the depressing funeral music

Typical!! That's what I was going to ask as I've never asked before. Other than hilly land, Why would anyone fertilise round and round to the centre of a field? Seen Tom and his father do it and one or two others. Once definately, twice maybe but to continue seems to be an uneven use of fert! Please, PLEASE! Help me!!!!!