Outloading Finished | Harvest 2023 | Western Australia

[@RogerCrawford-xh2hc]

Thank you for your very insightful commentary John. Countrywide then Landline allowed city folk a glimpse into the many farming disciplines. Now with social media we get an even more detailed insight into the your farm workings and this helps us to understand just what makes up the moving parts of farm life and all the dedicated people who make farming possible. Thank you to the entire team.

[@deerefredj5975]

well done JH and team , a job well done and a very productive result considering the years climatic conditions !! ....MERRY CHRISTMAS to ALL !!

[@lachys3987]

Hey John, Regarding bag recycling down here in Victoria our local transfer station takes them to be recycled at Warracknabeal 3393, maybe give them a call and find out who takes them.

[@wulliewhyte544]

Well done getting harvest finished guys and girls time for John to get the beers out😂

[@michealsummers714]

Oh George had at last found a shovel 😂!

[@tomsbrookfarm]

He wanted to make sure that I filmed it to so that you knew!! haha

[@MrVms3]

170 mm of rain is mad we have had 1060 mm this year in the south of the uk 🇬🇧

[@tomsbrookfarm]

Now thats a of rain!!!

[@MrVms3]

@@tomsbrookfarm it has been at wet year we would normally have 750mm

[@benclune127]

Thanks Tom

[@alanvaleandthelazyfarmer1930]

Hi John, I have a leaky dam and I wondered if you know whether grain bag plastic floats or sinks? It occurs to me if the plastic can be welded or taped, it could be used for dam covers or liners and perhaps for water tank covers to keep the light out. This might be the beginning of a startup industry.

[@tomsbrookfarm]

Yer you can use it to line dams, but you would need an empty dam first. I know there have been some trials done about using the bags as catchment liner in order to catch as much water as possible

[@alanvaleandthelazyfarmer1930]

@@tomsbrookfarm My dam has been empty for about five months.

[@J.Santosofficial]

As they say...."its in the bin" or in your case its out of the bin....😅

[@marklittlely563]

G’day J.H. Does Cascade CBH use rail to transport to Port ? I take it that Esperance is the preferred departure point for export.

[@tomsbrookfarm]

No its all moved by truck, would be nice to have rail but it was never established in our area as its relatively new. And yes all our grain is exported out of Esperance

[@stephenbradbury460]

Heh JH what the bags .made from what type of plastic please

[@johnsimms6778]

Great series. Just a couple quick questions regarding your work shirts. What brand are they and are they all cotton? Thanks.

[@tomsbrookfarm]

We have two brands, Bisley and Tru and both are 100% cotton

[@johnsimms6778]

@@tomsbrookfarm Thanks. Looks like they would be comfortable here in Alabama in the southern USA.

[@tomsbrookfarm]

@@johnsimms6778 yer they are a good shirt, nice light weight and breathable. Also 50 spf+ which helps for us under the sun down here!

[@johnsimms6778]

I appreciate you taking the time to pass on this information. Merry Christmas to you and your family.@@tomsbrookfarm

[@tangels]

What does Brian do for the rest of the year

[@tomsbrookfarm]

Brian does lots of things. He has three trucks in his fleet. The do everything from fertiliser boat transfers, mine transfers, blue metal transport, lime, gypsum, gravel, water carting, grain transfers for CBH to port. He is always doing something

[@sandrinepasfield5812]

Why do you have two headers but only one seeders

[@merv190]

A lot of farmers are the same, more headers than seeders. Seeders are wider than harvesters and can work 24/7 so they cover the ground quicker.

[@tomsbrookfarm]

They cover the same foot print. The seeder is 24m and the header fronts are 12m so both covering the same amount. We also run the seeder 24/7 so with the amount of land I have there is no need for two seeders