Flat out at grass with O.W & R.J Vernon

[@johnwakley7165]

Really good interview, always great when you’ve got an engaging chap who’s up for a good chin wag 👌

[@silagesal7149]

Just brilliant, Tom and Charlie so entertaining well done guys 👏👏

[@Grassmen]

Thanks

[@SimonKL11]

That's a nice bit of kit there😁💪 Thanks for the video👍👍

[@ArchersView]

Excellent video & interview with Mr Worldwide!!

[@Grassmen]

😂😂😂 thank you Ryan!

[@MargaretDrummond-us5lx]

Need to show that trick with blowing the radiator out on the 215 r was well cool

[@stakman78]

Awesome lads. Thanks. Keep up the great work mate from New Zealand.

[@Grassmen]

Thank you very much! 👍

[@billyyr9469]

7:26 hellova trailer 👌

[@ronaldlucas5360]

Enjoyed

[@jameswatkins5504]

What/who is the opening song please?

[@RaysFarming]

Vernon do a lot of work for a farmer just down the road from me Iam 5 miles from towcester in Northamptonshire I agree John Deere all the way I prefer JCB agri pro loaders 👍👍

[@familyof4exploreuk]

Is it common for someone aged 33 with no ag background to enter into the silage industry? Also, what would you guys recommend in doing first to help my chances 😅.

[@Grassmen]

Yeah don't see why not

[@familyof4exploreuk]

Is that a job offer 😂😂😂

[@Josh-d6j4b]

Bit difficult that late in age but working with a contractor or just someone else in general is a good way to start, but you’re right for mentioning not having an ag background, it definitely helps to have some sort of background haha

[@familyof4exploreuk]

@𝖩𝗈𝗌𝗁 Thats what i thought, i only have 4 years miltary xp and 10 years engineering. Im only doing allotment/market garden growing, never done commercial growing etc. Maybe 1 day ill find an opportunity 😃

[@Josh-d6j4b]

@@familyof4exploreuk the engineering is good, some farms have onsite mechanics, that could definitely get you somewhere