Seed arrives and it's time to go drilling. What could go wrong this time..

[@SuBbaas]

Well, you said rolling was your favorite part. The stone heard you say it and gave you what you wished for. :P

[@farmerlamb2372]

Legend has it that Harry's still rolling that stone.....

[@TheAslakVind]

Every morning. They call it farming.Very popular..

[@freakysteve140281]

Aslak Vind especially in the countryside

[@chuckhenry5487]

Farmer Lamb that’s not just a stone , large enough to be a monolith , or perhaps a grave stone...

[@matthewwillson6515]

A rolling stone gathers no moss

[@treyquattro]

Harry's a Rolling Stone now

[@RaptorFlyer3D]

@8:38 was half expecting a Cullinan to enter the field when Harry mentioned “the Rolls” 😆

[@djcrossie]

Funny I thought the same thing 😂

[@studiomarand]

me too LOL

[@LeadsTheFallen]

me too :)

[@Halliday57]

I thought he took the silver shadow out lol

[@RaptorFlyer3D]

Zach, that was my first thought, then with the Aston DBX the other month, I wouldn’t put past Harry to casually introduce one on the farm whilst on review.

[@tupolev141]

That stone is the beginning of a Roman villa find Harry. Watch out for Tony Robinson frolicking in your field!

[@matthewdowd4686]

Harry mate you are a breath of fresh air in a suffocating world good sir!! Thank you!!!🍻🍀 edit: rollin rollin rollin keep them rockys rolling rawhide!!!🤣 don’t Throw you’re back out rolling Boulders Harry!! We need ya mate.

[@johnirvineimages]

Shite day at work, immediately helped with a little episode of Harry's Farm. Thankyou!

[@richardjeffery4559]

Got to admire a man who wears a watch like that for a days farming. No “Safe Queen’s” on Harry’s Farm👍🏻

[@southjerseysound7340]

I met Harry at a auction and he's as down to earth and genuine as can be

[@juansequeirabaquero1780]

Rolling a heavy stone thar just broke your equipment, up hill, end of day and not a single cuss word! You sir are a better man than I.

[@gs032009]

Harry, well done! Previously you mentioned you were fighting Beatles, that come in and chew the foliage of rapeseed, know you're fighting with a Rolling Stone! You have now defeated the Beatles and Rolling Stones, on your way to a great crop.

[@MichaelOZimmermannJCDECS]

Funny, I never thought I would watch this, but it has grown on me, because of the charming way it is presented by Harry!

[@fletchfletchfletch]

I mean, here is a man in his absolute element. When i grow up I want to be as happy as Metcalf.

[@mogsyman]

Brilliant video (again). From someone who simply goes to the supermarket and buys veg it’s interesting to see how it all starts. Keep up the good work Harry 👍

[@bxmachine]

The science involved in farming blows me away. Thanks for educating us Harry, its a real eye opener.

[@HQBProductions]

Bad luck with that rock!! Harry...another fascinating film...you are turning a load of old car nuts into farmers..now we all want some tractors and farm machinery to play with! I hope it all goes well despite the monsoon rain today and more due...then bumper crops for sure...🤞🏻🤞🏻🤞🏻🤞🏻🤞🏻🤞🏻🤞🏻Well done again! 😀😀😀😀

[@kittonsmitton]

Great post Harry Love the vid's nice bit of education thanks Mr. H.

[@waynesallotment7757]

Thank you Harry for providing a very informative video and letting the world know just how much you have to spend to provide the consumer with British grown food, All the best Wayne.

[@colinmayes9446]

Nice one Harry, all round proper bloke, there are not enough of you in the world, thank you.

[@A14b19]

Fabulous channel on cars touring and an education on farming both channels I love watching ..😁

[@jeffrichards66]

Really enjoying the articulate and enthusiastic commentary Harry, I'm relatively new to watching farm vids and it's a real joy NOT to have cheesy music played over very similar shots of farming.

[@lbrparthur4311]

I love watching these becouse you can watch these for entertainment and you learn so much from 1 vid thank you so much for the knowledge that you pass on to your vuwers

[@geertvandermeer4938]

Your farm videos are perfect for a Sunday morning while enjoying a cup of coffee.

[@alexcocking7288]

Like a rolling stone.... In our part of Northern Ireland, it’s meant to be bad luck to remove large stones from the field. Great video as ever Harry.

[@kingoneeyed3433]

It doesn't matter how many cars you have because when all said and done you have to roll your own rocks.

[@judih.8754]

So sorry about that rock Harry. You can see the mark on it. Ouch! I can see how doing the rolling would be a pleasant task. The seed is in and the anticipation builds for a good crop. All my best to you!

[@johntisbury]

I thought you said "... and we will just feed it to the peasants...", however what you actually said was 'feed it to the pheasants'.

[@zloychechen5150]

No, thank you, we're good, Lord Harry. Clang.

[@chrisflemington819]

As you say Harry a busy but enjoyable time. Let’s hope that it results in a very successful harvest next year! Certainly the sewing part is looking really good. Last year my wife and I took our Goldie for a walk around some fields after paying our annual visit to the Alresford show and we spent some time watching fields being sown I find it fascinating watching how the machinery works having just seen how much they cost at the show! Alas this years show was cancelled and both mu Goldie and I are not well enough to walk around those fields but maybe there will come a time when we can get out again. So good luck to your sowing and I’m looking forward to watching your harvest next year. Thanks for the videos it keeps me in touch when I’m unable to go and see the farms for myself.

[@MrRawMonkey]

Love this channel as it gives me a better understanding of farming.

[@4wheelsonmywagon733]

The unfolding mechanism of the “rollers” is very cool - almost qualifies it as a “thunderbird 11”!

[@djcrossie]

I wonder if Harry is still rolling that boulder? Another great video Harry. Really explains so much and gives me such an appreciation for farming in the U.K. Something we'll have to rely on more when we leave the E.U

[@philipaldridge3749]

Hi Harry, can I just say no farmer would happily pay £25,000 for anything ha ha. You did well rolling that stone. Cheers Phil.

[@tomfurie2996]

It’s always uphill. Both ways. Ask Sisyphus. Another enjoyable film from Harry.

[@watchmrcontent]

Love the mystery appearing rock. A friend's family used to farm near Enniskillen, Northern Ireland, real boggy land, and they used to get massive lumps of ancient tree trunk emerging on the surface occasionally when they weren't looking. Unlike your rock, they went great in the log burner!

[@dbasq1]

Yes, we call that 'bog oak'. It's as hard as granite. Also makes some beautiful pieces of sculpture when sand blasted.

[@classicraceruk1337]

It only breaks when you use it!!! Works every time Harry

[@Conservator.]

What an amazing piece of machinery that ‘seed dresser’. Also: it must be very satisfactory to use your own seeds for next years crop.

[@pussygalore5947]

Thank you Harry - your videos are such a welcome distraction this year of 2020.

[@jonathan9380]

I knew something would go wrong as soon as Harry said it was all going so perfectly - tempting a huge amount of fate there 😬😬

[@ghostrider7688]

Great video Harry you work hard , give a very informative presentation , a switched on mind towards farming and passionate about your farm there . Amazing to see #NOfarmersNOfoodNOfuture

[@niclasohlson]

Thanks for another interesting update. I live and farm in Southern Sweden and though we seem to have the same climate to farm in, you start your drilling now and we finished our drilling yesterday, friday, and we were a bit late this year. Another thing; We are thinking of buying another telehandler. There are not so many manitous around here, so an indepth review of your manitou would be a very interesting topic. Good luck with the rest of the drilling.

[@fisherh9111]

Every Harry video makes my life better.

[@jesterschameleon1862]

I'm not at all a Farmer, but loving these videos' Harry. Just found this channel after watching your car reviews ...lol.

[@archibaldchimpin]

I love Harry’s farm, it’s very relaxing, even with the problems,you know it’s going to be ok in the end.

[@utilitarian]

I love your enthusiasm Harry. Not to disrespect the older farmers but the stereotypical grumpy farmer isn't here, at least not on camera anyway 😂 As always, thank you for the very educational videos.

[@jazzjokesjalopies]

Fascinating, Uncle Harry!

[@tedtheturbot]

Those rollers opening up sounds like my back in the mornings..

[@twowheeler1000]

Crazy to see all the little stones on the field there. Here in the Netherlands it's all flat and smooth. Material there will have a lot harder live

[@mtl-ss1538]

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[@barrysheridan9186]

Really interesting. These machines are amazing things. I remember farms with a dozen guys getting the harvest in, now one bloke in a tractor does it all. Remarkable

[@JoeMama827]

Amazing what goes into that morning muffin.

[@fisherh9111]

When Harry said he had the "roller" around the corner I thought he meant his Rolls Royce. You could imagine my disappointment when he showed up with an 8 tonne field roller.

[@dannybeeman2658]

Sean the sheep brought me here. This live action version is def better than the original.

[@johnstilljohn3181]

Fantastic...! The rollers are now my new favourite machine ever...!

[@PaulWoodJatobaFilms]

Great work Harry, enjoying seeing the progress on the farm this year!

[@rdekort9273]

Pretty clean tractor as well👌🏼

[@stephenbrent]

Love the ending. Haha! No idea how a stone that big can suddenly appear.

[@grahamhickmott1957]

Its an asteroid or metoerite!!!!!!!!!! Love all your vids. Thanks for spending the time to do them.....so interesting for us non-farmers. Cheers from Tasmania

[@rob_lightbody]

Nice rock Harry!

[@davidsweeney111]

I like a bit of tractor action!

[@terrygreen4338]

Harry as ever great video sod rolling the stone get the telehandler, The farm my grandfather worked on big stones would come up every year Had to watch out for them when harvesting not good for the combines. 👍🚜

[@richardallsop5039]

Hello Harry, once again I learnt more details about farming and I feel better for it, many thanks. Regards, RichardA.

[@philc2457]

4:42 lovely bit of work!

[@mikeclipsham4342]

Well done Harry on another fab informative video 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻keep up the great work!!!...NEWS FLASH!!! Any body seen Harry? He was disappearing down that country lane,rolling a big stone(boulder) any information(call ***********) lol lol...

[@adrianflower3230]

Magnificent contraption that seed dress-o-matic, just like Wallace & Gromit's finest work!

[@WizzardPrang]

Harry, fascinating video once again, although when you said the Rolls was over there I expected you to return shortly in your Shadow. 🤣

[@martiniv8924]

Harry’s new Rolls !

[@charlesharper2357]

Always good to see things go smoothly.

[@colinjones2505]

Few more of them there stones Harry, and you could build your own tourist attraction. Harryhenge

[@jamesavickers5961]

Enjoyable interesting informative as ever harry thanks

[@gmac7947]

Meteorite Harry ☄️ 💥

[@darrennolan3332]

Rock and roll Harry. 😁

[@wackyack3165]

At the end of the video - I would have thought the person holding the camera should have put it down and helped you with that large stone Harry !!

[@paultaylor9652]

Lovely Jubbly Harry.

[@autoban7548]

Hi Harry, thanks for doing these vlogs on the farm. Ive recently took a job at agriline products in bromsgrove after being made redundant from Land Rover in Solihull, we sell various farm & tractor equipment and it’s good to see how it all gets used! Keep up the great work

[@geek9642]

Always amazes me the amount of stone in your fields, and now random boulders 😳

[@grahamfalcon4825]

These are great Harry thank you

[@GruntmanG]

In the late 70s early 80s I stood on deck on the combine filling burlap bags with grain during harvest. Spring arrives and farmer told me, do not touch the red grain seeds without gloves. At my tender age I did what I was told. Fall arrives with beautiful wheat. Without "dressing" no real harvest to worry about.

[@kevinlyon9501]

Hope you got it fixed and the barley finished before the rain came.

[@antonyross9957]

jethro tull farm on the freeway and my favourite is heavy horses ! oh yes and the levelers all good music !

[@johnkeepin7527]

Well done!: “Rain, probably tomorrow”! No shortage of that now.

[@marcusp905]

Harry starts by doing an impression of my girlfriend with a bag of crisps when I am watching tv !

[@LFC303606ACID]

Harry, doing his best David Goggins impersonation at the end. Brilliant!

[@frankblack1481]

Fascinated w the min-till/zero-till practices. Would love more in-depth info on how you find it. I know TWBFARMS is big into it and As a civilian I think it’s great to see how it’s changed to ferytjing albeit at the expense of high-tech machinery.

[@FarmerP]

Great video again Harry, Cambridge rolls look a lot less effort than Rolling Stones though.

[@christophernewman5027]

Well, you did say that you enjoyed rolling, Harry...

[@johnmoruzzi7236]

Mott the Hoople... "Won't you roll away the stone".... Couldn't help thinking of Spinal Tap's "Stonehenge"

[@Czechbound]

Top Tip : Keep your back straight, head up, use your legs. And stretch before and afterwards. Backs are for life, not just for Christmas :)

[@andyc280081973]

Still can't get over talking about the drill breaking with my family on a video call, then watching it happen! Shout out to Tom who no doubt spent an evening with the welder!

[@grenvillephillips6998]

I didn't know Sisyphus was a farmer!

[@marcomarco7099]

Harry, Case is OK, Fendt is better. Thanks for video.

[@denishoulan1491]

Really interesting as always.

[@whitefields5595]

Harry rolls the dice for 2021 .....

[@TashandAdetravels]

When Harry said get the roll's out I thought he was on about the car, for a second I must of thought I was watching another channel 😂

[@philt5782]

I farm I shoot on not a million miles away from you Harry has sea shells appear sometimes in the plough. One of the local chaps (always good for a history lesson) says that the sea was as far inland as the farm a bazillion years ago hence the sea shells left behind as the sea receded. It's really weird to walk along a ploughed field and pick up a large shell in the middle of nowhere. And to think how long it's been lying there.

[@JamesYoung61]

I find it fascinating that both you and Nick Welker From Welker Farms (YT) from were talking about keeping back your best grain for next years sowing within a week of each other when he is an arable farmer in North Montana, although the scale is different the message is exactly the same, soil condition is king. (Never worry if you are getting too technical, your audience wonts to know what is going on in the countryside around them.)

[@BibTheBoulderTheOriginalOne]

Fingers crossed they don't drown in the biblical rain crossing the country....

[@RQCK0N]

That looks like a quick way to lose a stone Harry!!!

[@thepie4052]

Did I just spot Harry running?!

[@craigykart]

can't have. Doesn't happen.

[@Halliday57]

Definitely had a spring to his step at 4:22 lol

[@chriscoles8092]

@@craigykart Stunt double maybe

[@adriancaldwell]

I love all this and Harry’s a top man but all I hear is spray this spray that😂 Never have I wanted to eat organic more 👍🏻👍🏻

[@K2shadowfax]

Rock-on, Harry!

[@killerhertzmercedes]

Lol at that boulder.

[@richardthomas6890]

I love the honesty but it shows how many chemicals go into our food chain., before the table Commercial farming is very different to my day,. In some ways very worrying that to make British farming viable the farmer needs to cut corners by the use of extensive agrochemicals. Still a fascinating watch and as I wrote thank yo7 for the honesty on british farming

[@johnmcdyer7297]

I always wondered where the stones come from ,cause year after year they still surface what the bloody hell like ,, does somebody down there keep pushing them up , when I was young I used to pick stones on a particular field on my uncle s farm in Ireland and think right we picked them all ,,next year they all came back never got them to admit where they had been thanks harry

[@stuartstephens]

My very first job as a young boy was picking rocks out of a field and loading them up on a stone boat. That was hard work.

[@johnmcdyer7297]

Stuart Stephens was It a granite hull cause I heard they sink the best

[@stuartstephens]

@@johnmcdyer7297 A stone boat is a horse drawn sledge, it's pulled across the field while workers gather up the stones and load them. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Stone-boat

[@johnmcdyer7297]

Stuart Stephens I never knew that that thanks

[@duncanross5809]

It’s to do with frost. Water collects under the rock in heavy rain then freezes and expands, pushing the stone up to the surface. Repeat this over several years and you’ve now got rocks appearing everywhere. It also doesn’t help that there are tines on the drill as these tend to rake up rocks whereas a disc drill would push down rocks as it rolls over them