2019 Combine update, it's wheat time

After problems with the combine, we got delayed a couple of days but then the sun came out and I hoped we'd make up ground by combining into the night..

[@troop73oo]

Really can't speak highly enough of these videos, learned more about farming in the last few weeks then I have in the last 50 years. Much appreciated Harry , keep up the good work.

[@jameswingrove7421]

Harry is a man blessed with the ability to make things interesting. If my teachers when I was at school and college were like him, I would have taken a far more vested interest.

[@npet6842]

Too many of my teachers were de-mob from the war , and just utter rubbish . When the young purpose-build ones came through the system , the difference was significant !

[@JayFreezy86]

I could watch Harry talk about anything

[@simes205]

JayFreezy86 same here!

[@andrewthomas7843]

JayFreezy86 me too great guy and very educaiting

[@philt5782]

That burger wagon on the right in the lay-by Harry drove past in the combine does the absolute best sausage and egg roll!!

[@firstnamesecondname5341]

3:30 👍

[@TheByard]

I was trying to work out where that was, 1st though was A40b London Rd after the climb up onto the Cotswolds. I lived in Cheltenham, worked in Witney then London so travelled the road often. But no hill to drop down so I was wrong, again!!!! Only Case I drove was a FE loading shovel, didn't like it had sticky bucket leavers that held in till bucket or boom reached highest point. Much preferred the Matbro Mastiff the 1st articulated steering machine, I understand they sold the patient to Cat and made a fortune.

[@baronvonteuchter1412]

These are fascinating Harry, keep them coming!

[@woutermollema]

Great stuff, thanks for taking us with you Harry

[@pradolover]

Such a great channel cheers Harry. You are such a natural teacher.

[@paredding]

I have been into tractors as much as cars for donkeys years, and have had to keep the passion suppressed. Now you have started this series, Pandora's box will be unleashed, which will make my wife happy as she is a big tractor nut coming from a working farm. Thanks Harry!

[@benbostock]

Love these Harry, grew up on two farms and learning more now than in the past 34 years! Obviously some interesting vehicles out and about near you too... Unimog ambulance and tasty hotrod vs. combine...

[@paulnosworthy4818]

Getting better than the garage Harry and I love the garage. Really. Interesting thank you

[@treyquattro]

who knew farming could be so enthralling?

[@gretchensghost]

If I ever win the lottery, I'm going to buy a big field and a combine. And just drive it around.

[@micheltebraake7915]

Hello Harry, through your garage to the farm, I do not understand everything you explained but still interesting. Greetings from the Netherlands.

[@mikelumb5410]

I recently moved to a rural area so am surrounded by fields. The nearest one I believe is barley. These vids help me get an idea what's happening.👍

[@stamford70]

Really enjoying this so far Harry. Love how you spend time in your busy schedule explaining it all. I'm fascinated now

[@donaldasayers]

We are always very polite and accommodating to the farmers with their combines and other agricultural equipment, because when the snow comes they are the ones pulling us out of trouble. Having said that, I have seen round bales go walkabout across fields and off flat beds onto the road and off into the distance.

[@davidmychannel7806]

I grew up in rural Wales and navigated on some Motoring News Road Rally Championship events (Cilwendeg, Red Dragon, that sort of stuff) in the 1970’s. I’ve been living in Western Australia for over 30yrs, but still feel I can identify with your content on both channels - love them both. I appreciate your videos, keep up the good work.

[@jimlangley840]

I really appreciate you taking the time to explain the problems you can have in growing crops, tyvm, An American

[@jep1912]

Absolutely fabulous. Great content Harry, very interesting.

[@backyardbasher]

Really enjoying these videos Harry, please keep making them as I love learning new stuff.

[@brann1978]

Well done Harry. Just found your channel and have found it ever so interesting. 👍

[@SuperAliceleo]

Thank You Harry, for Sharing this informative video and the lovely commentary , take care and have a great day.

[@glennturnbull8568]

Despite living on, or near farms, I’ve learnt more on farming in two videos, than in my life time. Thanks Harry!

[@MBSnapper]

Just discovered your channel, love it. Look forward to seeing more. Thanks for sharing.

[@briancochran8356]

For a total non farmer, Harry explains things in a way I can understand. At the same time he makes the different aspects of farming very interesting.

[@toffer99]

Superb explanations. These videos should be shown on prime time TV to educate us ignorant public a bit.

[@farmsim19console11]

Just discovered this channel and I am absolutely loving it thanks

[@MrJonah53]

Came across your channel by chance, but I'm now hooked. There are other farming channels of course, but it's the way you explain things that makes yours better.

[@CerberaLM]

Don't grow small grains around these parts so learned something about the differences between wheat and barley. That's the nicest watch I've ever seen a farmer wear. Also glad dad's farm was in the boondocks. Heads of 30+ ft we'd put on a trailer but we could go down road with 20 ft heads / equipment were no problem. Keep the videos coming.

[@LMDProductionsOfficial]

CerberaLM grandpa and I used to run 20ft down the road

[@powderriver2424]

Now we see what you go through across the pond interesting and entertaining to watch and certainly we have much in common time for a beer...cheers!

[@moments007]

Thanks for the in depth chat about wheat and barley growth, combining and review of how things are on the farm. I was talking to a farmer yesterday evening in north Hampshire, whilst I was doing some photography and making a video of the Case harvesting barley and the farmer was saying how the rain has delayed his harvest and that he has only managed to harvest half of his fields due to the rain. All the very best and I hope that you get good yields. (A new subscriber you have.)

[@nickaf5262]

Very interesting videos makes a change. To see an explanation for how and why your doing what you do than just watching a combine go up and down a field 👍

[@DaDanishMingebag]

Can't believe I'm watching videos about farming. More please.

[@TheBILLANDERSON]

very informative sir, thankyou so much, how farming has changed since 50/60's, In 50's our combine was Massey Harris 726 bagger then in early 60's a Bamford Claeyson look forward to your next video ," all the best"

[@simoncoulson1]

Omg, forget countryfile... your channel is superb. I'm transfixed... utterly. Thanks Harry.

[@ianinnes8063]

Just found ur channel im from farmimg background in scotland near aberdeen . Ur very informative about what ur doin keeps the non farmers aware of how and why things are done in a cetain way . Love ur vids . Hope ur well . Pls take care . Ian innes

[@rupertdrew4876]

outstanding stuff - every day a learning day. Great viewing Harry.

[@d6joe]

Hello from North Dakota, USA. I farm a bit of spring wheat, soybean, and corn. Wet here too. Like seeing how things are done over there.

[@harrysfarmvids]

UK farmers generally try and sow crops in the autumn as they tend to yield better than spring-sown crops. But then we don't get the tough winters you do, I guess..

[@DUNAIRD15]

Absolutely first class videos... makes everyday farming events so interesting ...!

[@marius.kretzen2783]

Very informative and fun to watch the big machines at work.

[@johnhaynes9910]

Just love your content simply because you are a great presenter, you don't waffle and tell your story in a totally engaging way, excellent :)

[@whataguy7032]

I subscribed today. You explain your methods very well. Thanks. Hope it dries out a bit so you can get your work done.

[@DavidWilliams-iq3eu]

Expanded my farming knowledge about 1,000,000%. Thanks.

[@tubs1984]

Loving this content @harry’sfarm the explanations are great. Please keep it coming

[@niclasohlson]

Harrys garage is world class, I've subscribed and enjoyed since long. I'm also into agriculture, so I immediately subscribed. It would be interesting to see more of what we've already seen on the channel, and if you slso add some equipment reviews it will be fabulous. Thanks for starting this channel, Harry!

[@larrybg9293]

Hi Harry just found your channel. Keep up the good work..

[@ginggur17]

Love this Harry. Thankyou.

[@farmcentralohio]

Just found your channel, great videos.

[@macauleyholmes6403]

First time watching, very nice combine you’ve got :)

[@jimarillo]

Sunday eve and Harry, perfect Combo (pun intended)

[@fascottsmith]

Liking the new channel. Very interesting 👍👍

[@craiglington]

Absolutely brilliant Harry as per usual - fascinating stuff! Been an avid fan and subscriber from very early days of Harry's Garage (even before actually during the Evo period) so I am very happy to see this new channel! Perhaps may be worth mentioning to also subscribe to your farm channel each time you do your usual closing sign-offs after each car video? Am confident this will migrate a high percentage of your large existing loyal subscribers across who will greatly enjoy seeing this other side of your life too.

[@paulstorer6937]

Great Video Harry I’ve hit the notifications new subscriber 👍

[@MrBrianc1975]

Saving this video for my Monday morning cup of coffee! This is my breakfast tv! Harry in a combine with a GMT master strapped to his wrist, Persols probably tucked behind the sunvisor! It's like countryfile on acid! Take note BBC.

[@jackw9920]

Superb stuff as ever Harry

[@RealEx3.]

great vid enjoyed it very much. my local farmer just finished the harvesting for the year in the claas tucano 430

[@b7100ripper]

spot on video, just subscribed, keep them coming!

[@surreylord]

Great vid Harry! Cheers

[@cjayride]

The farm videos are just as interesting as the car videos to me, thanks for posting

[@jinxed_jinxed_3443]

Fantastic channel, thanks Harry :D

[@GarryMcGovern]

I never knew I was interested in farming........ until I watched Harry farming! Another channel subscribed to! 😁

[@harun5105]

Harry and his spice harvester 👍

[@natswii]

wow i didn't think i'd find this interesting but its fascinating - brilliant content

[@Paul-vd2sp]

Great video. Just seen and subscribed. Perhaps do a machinery tour and crop establishment video in the future?

[@andrewm6192]

Great and informative video!!!!

[@tractorsandtreework]

Great video very informative really interesting 👍

[@hadiyousef]

Thanks Harry. World class chap

[@JamesMacsween]

Very interesting and easy to watch.

[@littlewingpsc27]

Your explanations of the grain types, when you can harvest and why you can't harvest, are just great. I don't see that level of explanation anywhere else. Do farms your size generally not have a grain dryer given your seasonal weather patterns? The discussion on cultivating and why was very good as well.

[@brianovington]

Here in Ireland the farmers would cut at 20 per cent. Damper climate. Keep up the good work.

[@Theorimlig]

Wow, you really have to be lucky to get your crops dry. Here in Sweden almost all arable farms have a grain dryer with grain silo storage. Nearly all the grain that is harvested (things may be different in the far south of the country) has to be dried post-harvest.

[@petergarthwaite6805]

Very informative thank you 😊

[@Tommy-vh7xj]

I am farming in france here now and its funny different problems here too dry to cultivate great video

[@davidmg1925]

Thanks for sharing!

[@nickhill3362]

Very interesting Henry 👍😁

[@Josh-it3fd]

Another excellent video! Have been hoping for ages you’d do more farming video and you go and make a farming channel!

[@nathanwilliams809]

I love this guy 😂 Definitely got a new subcriber

[@juku619]

Thats a big combine

[@davidmg1925]

9:15 .... the only comfort being that all the farmers are facing the same dilemma (s)? AS the gentleman said below fascinating. Totally the gentelman as always to be calmly telling us when hes got it coming at him from all directions.

[@roscoejones4515]

Great stuff!

[@firstnamesecondname5341]

When a coach gives way because it’s smaller 😂👍👍👍👍👍👍

[@markhood6654]

hahaha its not very often i need to give way to something smaller, usually tractors though, in my bus!

[@dainwon]

awesome videos

[@iwasherefirst786]

Interesting stuff. I like it 👍

[@fdschuler7863]

You are very good at this video thing.

[@charleshart6992]

Excellent!

[@triumphontour895]

Love these videos - defo new favourite Chanel. Have a question about the machinery, if a farmer thinks that they need to wait a few days or so for the right moisture content, is it easier to leave the tractors, combine, etc out in the field(s) or does everything have to go backwards and forwards to the farm everytime ?

[@chrisfastrakdavies2598]

We had a Fendt ideal T9 and a Case Axial flow the updated model on this vid and I loved the Case but didn't get on with the Fendt. 45m of header was over kill but they insisted that that's what we should use and it was moving from field to Field that gave us problems. Everything about the Case was awesome.

[@islandersism]

I can see those metal detectorists in the hedgerow waiting to pounce 😂🤣😂

[@Kalimerakis]

Ferrari to the sahara, rolls royce to the northern lights; time to take the combine on an adventure.

[@GEOFFKV6080]

Just found your channel Harry. Great videos and channel, keep up the good work. Ive subscribed

[@christopherjohns968]

I like your top.

[@MrAddisonpp]

Thank you for this video, it very informative, and you are very easy to listen to.

[@aministratorgeneral.9298]

I must admit you look like "Gryiff Ryhs Jones" you even talk like him, now your a famous lookalike,.. excellent video..

[@bristoleastevepearce9924]

Great videos, Harry!! Can that straw be used for building material?

[@dag616]

Harry you should do a combine harvester reviews on this channel also, like you do car reviews.

[@Louisa93able]

Thanks for your ace channel. Comine harvesters not designed with linseed in mind? What happened to the UK linen industry? What is great for farm animal bedding used to be the fibre for top drawer finest linen fabrics. We import cotton and cotton clothes; perhaps we should be wearing and exporting linen instead.

[@GuusvanLienen]

Great vid, Harry! But how you clean that beast inside and outside?

[@Nathan.Guthrie]

another fascinating video. Can we perhaps get to know how some of the other machinery works, such as the balers. I really enjoyed the videos you did on the garage channel about how the combine and tractor worked. Brilliant work.

[@niallwoolford9908]

Really interesting stuff, please keep on producing them! Where abouts are you based?

[@dcsoxford]

Lovely car @ 4:09