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probably just an unusally wet season, and you cant go down roads with tracks

And they expensive as fuck. 10x cheaper to muck around pulling them out

england is has very unpredictable weather. i can only assume the foreseeable forecast was terrible and they had to try and lift the crop before it rots. maize fields are notorious for holding water.

@@dansneyd4646 øøøøh this is in denmark but yes you are right

The problem is, this year, it was pretty much raining from July, till september. Many farmers had problems harvesting wheat and barley, in july, august, september and October. By the end, if water wasn't falling from the sky, you were trying to harvest

david hendershott idiot ?

+Kaheli - What you and many other people who are commenting here don´t seem to understand is - that 2017 has been one of the wettest years in this area - if not *THE* wettest year since meteorologists started making their statistics. In July and August it was almost impossible to harvest the wheat, barley and rape in many areas, because it just kept on raining, and raining and raining and that just continued in September, October and November - also affecting the harvest of corn etc. How do you suppose they suddenly provide smaller tractors and smaller equipment? From where? The farms have the tractors they have - and farmers are not purchasing their equipment from a perspective like: "We better buy small equipment - because we may get a wet summer". They have the equipment they have - and they buy what is most appropriate from a financial aspect - and there is not much you can do about it. There are basically 2 options - when you have a BAD season like this. Either you let the wheat, barley, rape and corn rot in the field with a great economic loss, or you try to make the best of it and try to harvest as much as possible - even it means you get stuck a fuckload of times. But it is NOT an option to just wait for better weather and it´s not an option to look for smaller equipment.

Bryan Awkwardson so true farming is done inside a building. you makes the best of what time allows been stuck many times in my life you always hope you can get unstuck or how long it will take part of farming.

Bryan Awkwardson No where in the title or subs does it say wettest year ever on record. Backing up poor decisions on when to harvest with randomly throwed out wettest years comments, makes you pretty wet behind the ears. Thank you for playing GOD and judging others comments. Bless your soul. Amen.

C B I'm from Denmark where this is filmed , 2017 was A terrible year for the farmers its been raining nonstop .