CAN WE GET THE BEET FINISHED THIS TIME?!

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[@willmoore3790]

Fair play to that harvester considering it was in a hedge over a year ago

[@Gearoid35]

Well done Phil on getting the beet pulled

[@eamonohanlon2029]

It's all cost though you don't set beet in the ground for nothing you need good returns to

[@martingibbs9277]

I bet you're glad that's done, you can have another holiday now 😀😀

[@jamesjohnston1007]

Well done great video

[@ronaldlucas5360]

Almost 81.5k subscribers!

[@jamesbartley3106]

Have to work with what you got but single row harvester seems a disaster in wet ground too much driving in the same spot wrecking the place

[@padraigking5185]

Good stuff

[@patodwyer721]

Nice one Phil Get yourself a good s/h four row self propelled, you can grow what beet you like and sell on what you don't want

[@wulliewhyte544]

Old 3075 will need a good wash and some tlc now before she feeds the cattle again

[@jasdunlop9907]

How to make wet ground ever wetter fxxking about growing winter crops 👎 torcher to watch mixing top soil with clay

[@davidalsum7713]

Lot of standing water in the beet field

[@cliffordmelbourne7896]

Will you be able to graze any of the tops and the missed beet

[@FARMERPHIL3690]

We could but it’s not worth the hassle of managing cattle outside in this time of year

[@davidtaylor2613]

Keep up the good work 👍

[@patrickmurphy6847]

Very expensive crop to produce you really need really dry ground to maximise production

[@robert22801]

God you love hardship.. 🥵

[@Alejandrogarcia-fp1fr]

a good service for the massey 37 needs a good restoration what tractor, nice video

[@SpudSlingsby]

Nice light beet lifting rig. Poor ord 75 could do with some new boots and her hydraulic console back

[@FARMERPHIL3690]

Hydraulic console was off getting repaired and only come back last week

[@padowado]

Daddy Phil and co pilot Alfie done a great job on the video last week Patrick 135 ztr 8111

[@johnsweeney1712]

Great video. Well done in getting what you could out of the ground before the rain. Pity you can’t salvage some of what’s left behind with a harrow or plough and a few hours picking into that new Quicke Loader bucket… Keep up the good work.

[@timizod8966]

Hey Phil one question, where's the 3690? 🤔

[@FARMERPHIL3690]

Out of action again. Waiting to go off to get a new wiring loom fitted

[@johndunne8123]

I hope you can get the seed for spring crops. I hear there is a potential shortage due to bad harvest and a lot of people not finishing winter sowing

[@joeobrien8459]

Is that sugarbeet fodder beet did you spray punch on it

[@johngillie235]

Is Liv allowed some beet to feed to the Pigs?

[@funwithkevingaming6773]

Week done

[@johnsutherland6322]

Nice work phill under the circumstances

[@JamesCM793]

Why not wash the harvester before housing it?

[@ThingyGoos]

Won't dry, and water will sit in places and rust it out

[@billabong9215]

Lots of people don't unless you can be sure it'll dry in a few hours. When you wash things, you might blow all the grease out of bearings and they'll rust, by the time he comes back around to using it again, they'll be shagged. Water can sit in places and rust panels and stuff.

[@kitbuilder123]

Keep your eye out for a twin row thyregod harvester. Squeeze wheels so dont need tops. Sow it on the flat, no drills and roll it. Grand smooth field to travel and no worries with leaves lost to frost

[@georgedoorley5628]

what do you do with all the stones that you will also harvest ........?

[@patodwyer721]

​@@georgedoorley5628 There was plenty of sugar beet lifted with the Tyregod for the sugar factory and lads managed the stones

[@georgedoorley5628]

@@patodwyer721 these days all beet is fed to cattle and has to be chopped ..........most choppers do not like stones ..........

[@ronanwalsh7024]

And what would he chop the beet with? A stone crusher..... because you'd have plenty of of those after a thryegod

[@kitbuilder123]

Does the man not own a stone picker no? Pick the field, sow it, roll it. Be very limited stones pulled

[@markh5433]

HEELLOOO Phil

[@DianeD862]

We need cheering up as well we are going to watch our favourite farmers in the world on this wet Thursday night.So so good luck 😉.⛄️⛄️⛄️⛄️🙏🙏🙏

[@greggroome2791]

🙏🙏👍👍🇮🇪🇮🇪

[@davidsata1]

Good video very honest as always. Ya did well to get it out tough going. Ya can see why father Phil parked up the harvester.

[@kieranosullivan02]

you can to be fair. If lee weren't around this year they'd hate it altogether

[@Conor-l6k]

Great video again Phil👍

[@PeterMattimoe]

Do you have a dimind play button 😅in your home

[@jamesjohnston1007]

Well done great video

[@patobrien6045]

first

[@russellsteele4404]

👍

[@philipasbury9173]

Good stuff Phil, beet finally done, been a tough year weather wise, lots of average quality forage about but fodder beet generally pretty consistent as regards quality, it’s its quantity that’s the challenge 👍

[@johnlydon533]

Great video Phil. Enjoyed watching 👍🏼

[@damienely7614]

☝️

[@ianparker3486]

Great video farmer Phil

[@aaronswanson6719]

Glad to see you got it done. That doesn’t look like it would be fun to have to go back out to finish in the morning. A nice feeling to be done.

[@Kale050]

we bought last year a 4row edenhall beet harvester what a diffemce to our old 1row

[@Dave-jm5yo]

Big beet small beet sounds like a new dance move 💃 🕺

[@welllads]

Well

[@farmerslife2612]

That was work farmer Phil

[@brendanbannon78]

Great Job Philip

[@livingladolcevita7318]

If the harvester is so fussy in relation to pulling different size beets is there a machine similar to a potato harvester where it just gets under the crop, cutting the tops off may be the issue though.

[@FARMERPHIL3690]

There is yes but they tend to gather the stones too

[@livingladolcevita7318]

Ha ha double whammy beet picker and stone picker

[@padraicbrennan9108]

What a waste but tried harda bit like the cattle 😂

[@macf1998]

Hire someone with decent equipment & finish in 2 days

[@finbarreburn5112]

It's not a very lucrative proposition when ya can only harvest / recover 60% of the crop 🤔

[@patrickbrennan6449]

Bit of a smart arse comment that. You feel good saying what you said. Phil done brill. It was a hard year from start to finish sowing and harvesting crops. Well done Phil

[@jasondavies4887]

Nothing in farming is lucrative proposition. With beef cattle buying them as calves, it takes 2 years to produce them for slaughter look how much the market can change in 2 years. Milking cattle now a lot of farmers are struggling to get by, and 6 months ago you were making a profit. Arable farmers they normaly buy seeds, fertiliser and sprays a year ahead of when they harvest, so by the time they cultivate the land and drill the seeds, thain harvest, dry and store the grain, again the farmer has to put all this investment out there and PRAY and HOPE that when the grain, vegetables, frute, milk, beef is ready to be sold months or years down the line that the market is good for us to make any money.

[@martinbradley4730]

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[@dajayway]

Was lucky to get anything crop harvested with this year The weather was awful spring then almost a drought then full on monsoon weather, Phil did brilliantly to get what he did in

[@bagofcans8215]

What a needless comment to leave. Considering the year that we’ve had it’s not bad atall.. if you have nothing good to say don’t bother saying anything at all.

[@PenDragonsPig]

MORE BEANAGE💩💩💩💩💩

[@homey3051]