We add sharpen to the glyphosate it speeds up the plant burn down

The West Australians made disc conversion units for the Duncan tyne seed drills. The disc units don't fit in front of the Duncan tyne drill tyres but fit the other positions on the drill. The seed drops between the discs rather than maybe getting blocked by soil in the bottom of the seed drill boot. Ryan NT youtube 'Retrofit Double Discs on a Duncan Seed Drill | WA Farmer Review | RYAN NT'

The turnips will come through just watch out for slugs with all the dead grass should be sweet with plenty slug bait out

Here in our country maize have finish harvesting earlier this month. the maize in your farm mainly for food or silage?

Nice camera work 💪

Awesome to see the first cut of silage looked like it was plenty dry would have really helped the silorator flow. Looking at the inside view on your John Deere is that in 540 eco looked as it was only ticking over for the quick glance at the rev's I remember my dad used to use a 75hp case he'd run almost full throttle when picking up silage. Grate video and keep up the great work

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Just my opinion but I think you've prepped it perfectly, looks great to me! I'm not a big fan of power harrowing as it makes it too powdery for my liking. Maize is big seed and will grow in pretty much any seedbed. Good stuff!

Hello, another good video. Have you been grading for milk too warm? Lot of extra expense to set up new plate cooler

Cool videos, I have a native plant nursery in Waihi if you ever need any plants in the future

If empty rates are low should be no problem with short season of breeding

Don’t totally agree with you on breeding infertility, you could be killing off some of your best producing cows just because somethings gone wrong and they haven’t got in calf in first couple cycles. More production pays the bills not in calf cows. An early calving cow doing 1.7ms now will soon get passed on production by a one doing 2.3ms calving 6 weeks later

100% agree with you in regards to breeding infertility, oad milking definitely takes the pressure off the girls and helps with getting cows back in calf, love your guys system so simple but effective and efficient, living the dream 🤙

Send the rain south please. North Canterbury is still waiting for last seasons drought breaker.

7m 40sec - What are you gonna do with that chunk of stump?

Tractors a SUPER versatile huh

Whats the cage you have on FEL, looks useful for this

What! No old fencing wire, staples, nails and bolts hiding in the timber?! Old pines growing alongside a race are sure to have had something nailed to them since WW2! You must have a charmed chainsaw - mine ALWAYS found them!

gut gemacht, noch ein bisschen Training mit den KIds und das reicht dann für den Profivertrag

If the ground was that hard,why not do a second run at about 30 degrees to the first run

Great video mate. Very helpful to me, stripping down my 3A 152 Fergie here in Australia. Sharing my experience too, on my channel. Good stuff, many thanks for uploading your videos 👍👍

Not using the sam trailer ?

Wow, dairy farmer polishing their tractor unheard of! 😂 The wood splitter is nice and quick!

Like the lifting frame for the area bags. I built the same thing for doing home kill beef . They have lots of other users

Trusty ol ratchet strap keeping the fiats front end loader together 👌

Serious covers of grass there. Have you figures done on return of maize its expensive to grow

Do you use gps tracking or anything to know where you have been?

Obviously the road is still buggered and you are still travelling around thru Waihi

What are you spraying with? Like, what chemical?

looking good mate what a start to the season😊

mate you have to much time on your hands😂

Hey mate great vid. What $$ did you grab that trailer at looking at selling ours don't really know what second hand trailer are going for

Susan seems to be the only one planting. Kids busy playing and Hamish standing around talking 😂

Nice place can I work in Your farm?

Hello is there any jobs available

what's is the drink give the calf?

wow

Great to see you bringing the kids allong 👍. How much do your cows produce on avarage per day over the lactation in liters?

Too good mate.the girls must be cranking😃

You still considering doing lucerne or is that off the tables this year?

Hey man. Been awesome following your page since we bought our first dairy farm, in our second season now after being beef farmers. Was just wanting to know your platform area? Total herd size at start of mating? And longest walk on your property? We are transitioning our cows to OAD so the info would be key

The Sun is from "Sunshine", as far as I know (Sunshine harvesters, etc), it was the suburb in Melbourne where the Massey Ferguson factory was. These were later sold as a Massey Ferguson 512 bale loader. I have posted some videos on my Facebook and KZbin channels Craig's Farming Photos and Videos (I am based in Tasmania, Australia).

Incidentally (I have just replaced mine) in order to remove the PTO Bearing (@6:20) instead of using a 3 legged puller, I made longer Bolts for the 2 additional holes in the Bearing carrier (Where you have placed 2 Bolts... 12 o'clock & 6 o'clock) and steadily wound those in equally & finally gave the PTO shaft a light tap & the Bearing came away (Matter of a couple of minutes) Just figured it may be of use to either yourself or others? 👍👍

Last year ours went up to November 😂

I really enjoy your videos, especially when your dads tractors are involved, fantastic collection he has there

what will you do with the 10000 potatos

It looks to me like the fiat has a new owner? You

Do you milk once a day 0r twice all year around

We are having a great start to season up like 13%. Grass is growing but could do with a bit more. Mid Canterbury based.

Impressive calving rate. What percentage milksolids are your cows doing?