Grimme Rexor sugar beet harvester working in Norfolk by Farming Photography

[@johnwoods7577]

Great video, loved hearing a successful farming businessman in these challenging times. Especially a fellow North Norfolk farmer.

[@Farmingphotography]

Thanks, John

[@lfeco]

Impressive machine. I'm surprised he can travel that fast and do a good job.

[@Farmingphotography]

On the system they are using you can as the share is under the crop

[@robertdaly9036]

Great video. This popped up into my inbox. Really enjoyed that...

[@Farmingphotography]

Thanks, Robert pleased you enjoyed it

[@robertdaly9036]

@@Farmingphotography Not sure that you know, it's was unclear how the beet was topped. ? Think they were topped firstly, then lifted ? This couldn't be seen, but I think that's what was happening.. The owner / operator was great giving us a great insight into the machine... 👍👍

[@Farmingphotography]

@@robertdaly9036 There is a topper in front and it puts the leaves under the soil rather than out to the side

[@robertdaly9036]

@@Farmingphotography Thanks for the reply....

[@Farmingphotography]

@@robertdaly9036 Hope that helped

[@gunton21]

Great video. 👍👍

[@Farmingphotography]

Thanks Peter

[@davidsavill4205]

Brilliant video

[@Farmingphotography]

Thanks David loads more on the way

[@Kevinpaul.07]

amazing quility

[@DieAgrarfilmer]

Very good Video

[@Farmingphotography]

Thank you pleased you liked it

[@98SE]

1st comment, This just popped up in my recommended, great video! :)

[@Farmingphotography]

Many thanks KZbin is something I don't devote much time too but over winter I have a huge section of videos that will be published

[@andrewramsay6151]

Got to be snapping beet at that speed, Jesus.

[@Louis-B-53]

It has walking shares not Oppel wheels so it can go faster

[@BGFarmerJD]

Nice video, Like

[@robhardingham6770]

What part of God's county was this filmed at? Could see the old railway line in the background. Nice big skies.

[@Farmingphotography]

Wighton

[@neiladcock1485]

9 to 12km/h 🤣🤣🤣 not a tap root in sight. These are no where near as gentle on beet as a holmer I've drove both especially on heavy land