I have to say during harvest time we farmers put in a lot of time but Stopping and eating with the family is worth more than harvesting it helps get your head out of the hub bub a lets you clear your mind. Priceless

The little V8 Catastrophe sounds good. It must be one of the last ones still going.

😮un 11 t

Enjoy your time with the wee ones, it will seem very short looking back

I had to stop part way through. MATT , you are doing an excellent job and service for us as a community and faithful follower. Especially with the drone footage and editing. That takes a lot of time. Been with you since the beginning. Keep up the amazing work. God Bless you, the family and farm I never miss an upload. Good day mate.

So nice to see your family for a few minutes before they go to be.

Thank you.

Thanks from Minnesota. Harvest is done here, snow on the ground and lakes are frozen. Time to go ice fishing and watch videos in the fish house!

We would stop for dinner and supper, like you say it keeps you all informed on what's going on and what to do next

My, now grown kids, still speak fondly of our harvest meal times. Great memories.

Can’t beat Japanese quality

Matt you’re going to have to explain what a “yarn” is to your international viewers !

My wife brought my lunch to the field for many years of sugar cane harvest. It was at times the only time I could see the children during a 5 month long harvest. I would leave in the morning before they woke up and arrive home after they had gone to bed. They were great memories for all of us.

Steptoe & Son 😂

That has to be really annoying not using the full width of the front? I know why you aren't but would annoy me 🤔 Yet another good video guys 👍

Hey Matt that word you were looking for would be a mob i think, as in a mob of Jackson's even though youse aren't sheep farmer's, great drone shots again

Awesome. Love it, keep up the great work. Family time is the most valuable time.

Great video thanks for sharing

Really glad to hear that you are finished your harvest with out loosing any to rain. It has always been devastating to me to see crops rotting and going mouldy in the paddock. Growing up on a mixed farming block on the western downs I appreciate the blood sweat an tears that go into the land.

Watching drone footage of the harvesters in action never gets old.

I love harvest lunch and dinners. Chicken sausage rolls :-) yum.

So you had 4 of 5 in the truck with you, when do we get to meet #5, the new addition?

Love the Aussie tradition of taking a little time out to have dinner with the family each night during harvesting. Not only does it allow the family to come together, the kids are seeing and learning what it takes to be a farmer. They’re seeing the love and passion their parents and grandparents have for the land. RIDER-All Dads love dinner time with family, however are secretly just wanting to get into the machines to get it done!

I love the drone footage. The wireless camera looks like a game-changer to me, too. I love it when technology makes a job easier.

that a definite worksafe practice a break give all time to rest good idea

Night shift very good quality it’s different I like lots of action ,but the sad thing it will all come to an end ,,and the cycle starts all over again ….So I guess you all have a bit of a break ,and it starts again …Nice vide be safe at nights cheers ❤️🙏👍💰✝️

Great sun set drone images of the headers side by side around the contour.. and what cute kids.. must be quite neat after a day in the paddock and knowing there's a night shift, to see all the family for a paddock dinner.. Lovely

I reckon New Holland owes you a couple of headers for that sunset drone work 👏🏻

Hell Matt,you must be a devil for punishment,with 5 regrets in tow,good on yah,excellent effort.

Drone shots on point. Little toyota should serve you guys well. Great use of the stars bunk.

Love that you guys can stop for a quick dinner and catch up with the fam during harvest

Always enjoy watching Matt

Great idea you all get together at the meal time. Good for the kids too. Top drone footage Matt. It probably won’t seem like long and the kids will be wanting to drive the truck. Fork looks good. Well done Team Jackson.

Matt, you and your family (extended and nuclear) live in beautiful country, be safe and Cheers from South Carolina, USA!

There is no god! If you think there is then you’re delusional ! If there was a god and you prayed to it your crop should be exceptional ! But it’s the same as the neighbours 😂

Have you guys got a link for the camera?

What an awesome shot. Both headers and the sunset in the background

Stunning video with the drone Matt and music and the sun set. Thank you,calendar photo material if you decide to do a calendar one day with the two combines side by side.

Geez you boys have got some heap of kids there, you better start buying out the neighbours soon or you will run out of farm for them all. 😁. More great drone shots Matt

Good looking crop of peas you got there

MATT great video as usual, I assume going by FB that you have finished or very close. Weather permitting. The overhead of the 2 headers was spectacular.🤩🤩 Cheers 🍻🍻🍻

Brad, interested why you crop over all the contours? Would it not be better for erosion protection to have them grassed? Is it because there are so many or that would cut the paddocks into to many small areas?

Affiliate link to the camera. Was the screen included?

Another great update guys. Lovely sunset 🌇 and great drone footage too as usual Matt. Thanks for sharing guys. Thanks for sharing guys 👍. PS. I hope that youse are going to get all of your harvest in before this rain coming from tomorrow onwards

Fantastic idea having a tea break with everyone getting together for a that and most importantly having family time due to long hours your putting in getting harvest home

Drone footage on point!!!

Why it so interesting is my father got me a job at 15 to be a panel beater did it for 40 sumthing years always loved the bush and farming i wish I could work on a farm

Great commentary Brad

That’s one big horse stuck!!!

When we grew chick peas here in Vic to help stop the static electricity we put drag chains behind the header it helped…