Spring has arrived at Harry's Farm and the wheat fields look a mess

[@nigelw512]

With all the madness going around. fourteen minutes of Harry's Farm is heaven.

[@stuartbrowning3074]

Some of the best content, on any form of media. There’s nothing trendy, or celebrity driven. Dare I say, much better than BBC Countryfile!

[@yant8777]

@Stuart Bang on Stuart !

[@123hobo321]

think you mean towniefile

[@Denis-tg6jw]

Stuart you certainly may dare. Countryfile is truly dire.

[@UAPJedi]

Stuart Browning Countryfile is now for liberal yuppies moved out of a London into the country with half a dozen lamas.

[@Crazy_Worlds]

Totally right Stuart. Instead of the politically correct rollocks on Countryfile, which let’s face it is basically made for woke townies, Harry gives us the nitty gritty of farming. Genuinely informative.

[@rudolphguarnacci197]

I love Harry's farm as much as his garage

[@marcob1729]

Would love a full, narrated aerial tour of the property!

[@SR104]

That would be brilliant - could image that might raise some security concerns

[@team3383]

@@SR104 "farmers" are so rich eh ...

[@theflyingstonemason6867]

Got any scrap mate?

[@helplmchoking]

Drunk Duck 400 acres, a large space but my no means huge. You should see some of the Australian farms, tens of thousands of acres, heck even here in New Zealand (which is the same physical size as the UK) a good friend of mine has just over 3000 acres

[@team3383]

@@helplmchoking seen some of the farms in Russia ? They are called countries ... Everything is relative my friend. Harry is in GB, huge relates to GB. Cheers.

[@ady1397]

I'm no farmer but I love this channel as much as Harry's Garage.

[@dmcg6074]

Harry you have a uniquely educational and genuinely personable way about you, love your content

[@FarmerTom08]

I could listen to Harry all day.We are farmers,but he has such a measured method of explaining everything. Keep up the good work.

[@09gearchange]

You are a thoroughly decent guy. may I wish you and your family all the best in these torrid times

[@elfa7952]

Another excellent video. Whoever said we don't need a British Farming Industry are off their heads !. On the road, or in the field, keep up the good work.

[@fredscott4859]

Thank you for making some good points about issues faced in the farming industry and trying to increase public awareness. Particularly the irony of banning neonics but allowing treated crops to be imported into the UK market. 👍🏼

[@johntisbury]

Appreciate the passing of knowledge and what impact it is having on farming and the supply chain. Very enlightening.

[@paulusrailton]

Thanks for keeping us entertained while we are homebound. I love the Harry's Farm and Harry's Garage channels for the amazing countryside, the big boys or girls toys, and the animals. And a very big thank you for feeding the nation, without farmers the country would probably starve.

[@davidhorobin1060]

How very interesting. 99% of people have no concept of what goes on ‘down on the farm’, so very useful! Thanks

[@danielpollard6657]

I’m here in the states and just really like watching your videos. Thanks for your hard work!!!

[@DavidWilliams-iq3eu]

Thanks Harry. I’ve really missed the farm updates. But mostly thank you for farming and growing our food. Really brings it home at times like these the importance of the farming community.

[@davldcooksey4137]

Trevor from huddersfield. Has a child I can remember watching a TV programme called (HOW) , I was glued to the telly, and no one had to talk until it had finished, my favourite was jack Hargreaves I could watch and listen to him all day and never get bored, Well Harry your just good if not better, I watch you with great interest, nothing can stop me watching you well that's until the wife shouts out teas ready, LOL, but 5 minutes later iam back watching another Harry's farm or Harry's garage for my dessert Brill, I have been watching all types of utube channels for years and never subscribed to any of them, But when I started watching Harry's garage and then Harry's farm I just had to subscribe, I didn't want to miss out on the next Harry's garage or farm, And now I have subscribed to your friends channel Tyrell's classic workshop. You and your family stay safe Harry and keep those recordings coming Trevor from Huddersfield 👍

[@realbrass]

Please keep producing your brilliant videos Harry, both on the farm and in the garage. They are a lovely window of escapism particularly at the moment when things are pretty dire all round - you are at least a constant! Thank you for your informative wonderful output.

[@jimarillo]

Great to see the farm again. Beautiful drone shots too. Thanks Harry

[@BibTheBoulderTheOriginalOne]

Can't recall a year like this. Only your good self and a few others like you are keeping me sane. Cheers. STAY SAFE.

[@ncsteeltoe]

Harry reminds me so much of my dad. Loves cars, loves farming and country living. Knows everything about growing crops and livestock.

[@markjohnson8352]

Thank you, Harry. Bringing the outdoors inside. Best wishes to you and yours through this difficult time.

[@danielmarshall4587]

Take care Harry, my thoughts are with you and yours.

[@danielmarshall4587]

Being able to join you on your lovely farm whilst I'm unable to go outside, is very welcome thank you.

[@timedmunds9054]

Keep Well Harry! And thank you 😊

[@sadnanmamun1583]

Thanks for the serenity

[@tubs1984]

Best farming channel on KZbin by far. This is what Countryfile should be like. Balanced and informative. Keep up the good work Harry on both channels and hope you work out a solution to the wet patches

[@skippy5712]

You have a really tough looking Farm Dog there Harry!

[@nutday5]

good luck friend, please keep us updated with yield projections

[@simonpotts4552]

Fascinating insight Harry, thanks. I was walking dogs the other day here in Herts watching a drone and thinking how that must have transformed how you can survey your land/crops/livestock/fencing etc.

[@jackbrenny9576]

This gives a fascinating insight into how agriculture works and to what degree farmers have to deal with such frustrating laws. I had no idea until seeing this that we import so much from Ukraine. Thank you for the information Harry and good luck with the rest of the years cropping and harvesting.

[@Simon-390]

Just to say Harry , I am on Yara this year and we are doing our best to keep up with with all you guys and some of us understand the frustrations , I thought it was a very interesting comment about osr , not the first time I have heard that either , chin up kettle on cup of tea in hand , we have been through worse , hopefully people will now start to listen to people that know their stuff and ignore the people with yellow vests and clip boards , none of us have time for all that rubbish now , it’s big numbers and a real worry and also showing up just how integrated we all really are , we all need each other to make this big world work . Spoke to a farmer that has £700.000 laid out on two combines , with wheat down and quality and big business knocking your money at their door by stupid blackmail tricks (have seen that countless times) £160 per ton on the farm £80 per ton at the factory ? It’s disgusting , weetabix , you have been named and shamed , I hope now we can get back to some kind of real life , there is lots to discuss ongoing I am sure .

[@patrickomahony5700]

Thanks harry for a great review on how things are on your farm and exlained in a way that's very easily understood,,

[@FktGT]

I really enjoyed this upload, fascinating learning about farm land and the process of growing food. Excellent Channel. Thanks Harry 👍 and good luck with your farming challenges 🌱🌱🌱

[@judih.8754]

Thanks for the update Harry. Stay well.

[@notrut]

Harry's Reservoir!

[@GPSOMG-]

about time been waiting too long for Harry's Farm, better late than never stay safe

[@tomwreford6624]

Great video, very interesting. Keep us posted with how you are getting on and as much info as you can think of with regard process, detail on plants etc. Thanks in advance

[@peterbrimer1271]

Thanks Harry for another excellent update please keep them coming. Best Regards.

[@paultaylor9652]

Lovely Jubbly, hope you and your family get through these troublesome times Harry.

[@18echosf]

I love this..........gives me a very pleasant break from all the car videos I watch. Best wishes for a reasonable crop this year and good health to you and your family. We are living in very unprecedented times and no one knows how this will all work out. Stay well and safe.

[@christophernewman5027]

Thanks for the update, Harry. 😊

[@robertashwood4128]

Thanks for taking the time to share your story with us. I love it.

[@grenvillephillips6998]

The ruling on rapeseed as regards pesticide is one of those typical examples of unjoined up policy, but you can see the advantage for governments boasting about banning a chemical, while forgetting to mention that shortfalls are made up with rapeseed from countries where the rule doesn't apply. They've obviously been reading Machiavelli's handbook again....

[@antmarshall5046]

...and or taking back handers. There said it. Regards

[@brandywell44]

Got to look after the bees.

[@stevo6900]

There will be a huge increase in insects this year more wild flowers growing nobody cutting anything

[@barrysheridan9186]

Very informative Harry, thanks. Did not realise that there were people in government who actually believed farming could do done away with. As food prices increase over the year as the UK competes to import crop from elsewhere perhaps some of these folk will revise their opinion. Keep up the good work.

[@seanmcneill8899]

Would love to spend a week with you Harry, love your farm and as for your car collection, and your knowledge of both subjects just blows me away..Greetings from small Irish farmer/car collector.😎

[@nickturnbull4302]

Another really interest vlog.many thanks.glad there’s one industry not too affected by you know what.

[@jamesavickers5961]

Fascinating and well explained excellent harry ..I am a country lad myself so extra interesting for me ..your car vlogs have given you real experience filming thank you so much as always grazie grazie Mille ciao ciao

[@slamcrank]

stay safe and healthy please, Harry and fam!

[@gerry6420]

Same issues here in Ireland. My own winter barley crop looks exactly like your wheat. Parts look great but patch areas where land was damp. We are lucky to have it in at all. A lot of farmers never got planted. Very enjoyable video as always Harry.

[@junkorbust6326]

Good years and bad years. The farm is a great place to raise a family and a great place to self isolate.

[@acdrones48]

Excellent video again. Very informative. Thanks from us non farmers. Good health to you and your family. Looking forward to seeing the next one. 👍👍

[@classicraceruk1337]

The first time I have seen the farm videos Harry. Very well done I really enjoyed this video. Hope things go ok for the rest of the year

[@spencercampbell2332]

A farm tour would be amazing! Great videos

[@ozodyssey5528]

Thanks for taking the time to do these Harry. A welcome relief (although maybe not so much for you on the ground)

[@ChrisPlow]

Harry you could do a video on paint drying and I would watch it. You have a natural likeable knowledgeable easy style, whether it’s presenting the farm or all the lovely internal combustion videos, keep it up. Like others great to immerse in some good content at this time. We live on top of a hill in the BVI and are in full curfew lockdown 24/7 so subject to the power and internet staying on, more content please

[@neilpatching7443]

Stay safe Harry thank you for the video update

[@richardallsop7282]

Hi Harry, once again what a really interesting VLOG, your farm looks great, the way you explain the problems is very down to 'earth' !! Please keep giving regular undates, look forward to seeing how the crops grow, its so different to just cars and bikes. Regards, RichardA

[@nickbennett5362]

Great video Harry. This gives us a fascinating insight into how the countries farms work. The statistics are really interesting especially when you mention the wider impacts of the whole country and also Europe

[@trevorjarvis3021]

Brilliant video and a great insight into the problems etc.

[@jrgenjrgen1165]

Good to see the farm is going well is these times. Here in Norway the virus indirectly makes a crisis in farming. There are a lot of workers from East Europe working in farming, and they have problem coming, and they will be put in quarrantine. The really big problems is some time ahed of us, due to our climat, but just read that a strawberry-farmer is not able to plant his plants. But With all kind of busines closing down, there should be hands enough here. Fishing is also into a very Critical season With many Foreign workers. Hope they find solutions.

[@trevorheywood975]

Stay safe, Harry, and keep the videos coming!

[@itslukkeee]

Such an informative and interesting video. Cool to see after being a subscriber to Harry's Garage for years. Would love to see a video where you discuss how you got into farming, what you like/dislike. Time spent vs employing others etc

[@daveellard9463]

Thank you for taking the time to post

[@davidmg1925]

Dont forget the six foot distance..... Stay safe all Harry videos ers. That goes for you too Harry. ;-)

[@Crazy_Worlds]

10:20 “There you go, three deer...” “...still nice to see” as he chases them off the field on the dirt bike. :^ )

[@kennyjohnson1428]

First I watched Harry’s garage now this Iam watching a guy talk about farming something I thought I’d never watch for a millisecond but can’t stop watching I’ve came to the conclusion put a video of Harry talking about any topic you can think of and your glued to the screen

[@thehutt2]

Harry for MBE. My hero, great video as always. Top stuff 👍🏼

[@downhilltwofour0082]

Thanks for sharing. Stay safe out there!

[@NK-dl2nc]

Any excuse to ride the XL👍 Very informative Harry. What a year this is turning out to be! Let's hope we all come out the other side. I feel that things will be very tough in the UK after this CV 19 outbreak. At least you can get on the XL and ride around your land Harry. I was due to go on a trip to Europe next week on my DR750......cancelled of course☹️ Cabin fever had already set in.

[@AG-ti6cp]

Harry is a natural to camera - on a variety of subjects

[@marcuscopley131]

Keep safe Harry I’m enjoying both Channels day 13 of the total lockdown in Spain a select few channels on KZbin keeping my sanity. Muchas Gracias

[@anthonyharding5]

Thank you Harry🎥👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽

[@pgrymer1389]

Great video. Hope UK farmers get the credit they deserve - and that the lessons we are getting now are remembered. Also, when is Harry´s Bikes coming?

[@Tom_Hadler]

Per Gunnar Rymer Bikes also go in garages ; -)

[@grayfool]

Good to seae another vidoe Harry. Thanks. How could the UK possibly survive without the farming industry? Crazy theory. Stay safe.

[@Jimo368]

Can’t believe you aren’t tilling with a Lamborghini.

[@EleanorPeterson]

Well said! I wonder how many casual petrol-heads are sufficiently historically aware to know that you're being entirely serious... :-)

[@thesunreport]

That is a very interesting insight into farming and the OSR pest problem.

[@martinwilde2737]

Harrys Garage Harry Farming - the antidote to the BBC Top Gear and Country file! I need cancel my tv licence.

[@kerrygleeson4409]

Always interesting Harry thanks for sharing ( stay safe ) 🇦🇺

[@Da51lva]

Stay safe and good luck with your crops

[@FarmerP]

Great video Harry, we drilled our first crop of wheat in November and December, hopefully we will get 70% / 80% of the crop. But it’s been a struggle.

[@speedandstealth]

A real farmer unlike Clarkson! 👍

[@tinniswood2577]

I forgot the lunatic who said we don't need farm(ers) in Britain anymore!!

[@footnfan]

Stay healthy Harry!

[@jrushen4235]

lovely succinct informative video. So interesting, thank you.

[@samparsons2399]

Fantastic. Could be my farm. Except we’re some of those who have ripped up their oilseeds too. Keep posting please!

[@Sidetops11]

At last, really been looking forward to this. Welcome respite from the current situation.

[@abhinavbodas]

Harry, Can you do a video on the finances of farming? Love your presentation and information!

[@aaronbiggin1103]

If just sat and bing watched most of your content on this channel, and I have to say it's great to see someone showing the workings of a farm with no false drama. I look forward to seeing a video on the stone walls, do you ever have hedges layed?

[@robhardingham6770]

Good vid, nice to have a bit of science/ plant husbandry mixed in as well.

[@umvhu]

Is it viable to shave the soil so that there is a continuous slope of say 0.5%? A sort of contouring. That way puddling will be avoided and at a shallow angle the speed of the run-off will be fairly slow minimising soil loss.

[@petemulhearn7787]

I shoot rabbits on a big farm in Lincs. The fields here look much like yours and the farmer has the same problems. Hopefully the coronavirus thing will raise public awareness as to the real value of British farming. Love the vids. 👍

[@cbrboy76]

I'll second that, i deliver ferteliser and potato seed to farms all over the UK, people do not realise the pressures and stresses of our farming community face. This all shows we need to be more self relient on our own food production.

[@harrysfarmvids]

We had it easy last year but didn't realise it. 2020 season is proving a bit of a bitch and that's before we consider CV problems..

[@cbrboy76]

@@harrysfarmvids the rain and flooding has done the damage this year. Definatly seen a decrease in the volumes of potato seed we pick up in scotland due to the waterlogged fields.

[@darbo23]

Thanks Harry, great insight, especially on oilseed rape issues

[@MrDefender1990]

Subscribed for the thump of the big XL

[@stephenauty2402]

I'm trout farming in Scotland and we're screwed, sales have stopped 100%, this is normally when we sell lots as folk are filling up the ponds and lochs for the start of the fishing season. We have to decide whether to feed the fish or not, feed is so expensive (£1200/t) . At the moment (26th ) water temp is still cold (5-7C) so we don't need to feed too much but when it warms up the fish are ravenous and it's sole destroying to not be able to feed them a full ration. I have enough money to feed them for about 8 weeks then I have no idea what to do..

[@rjbarbour]

Can you raise them further and sell them as food? Are younger ones suitable for consumption? We need all the food we can get this year.

[@mattharte7334]

Harry, a local farm to me in Essex is 2,500 acres and they grow wheat on all of it but they've only just started drilling today, 26/3/20, and I've never known wheat go in this late before, and it's obviously because of all the rainfall. They usually drill wheat in October and I'm wondering how drilling so late will effect the yields, especially if we don't get any frosts? What is the earliest you can drill wheat to miss the wet autumn? I am not a farmer but come from a farming background and have always been interested in the land! Cheers.

[@darrennolan3332]

Seems like an age since the last one. Good to see some results from your efforts Harry. I'm in east Anglia and when we get flooded out it's all root veg that rots in the ground and the price of carrots, spuds, onions and even sugar (lots of sugar beat grown out here) goes through the roof.

[@joshuuaaaa440]

Local farmer near me only has like 20% decent wheat crop coming through , weathers really tested the crops this year

[@machiningbasics1729]

Excellent work

[@IH-ju6et]

Wish u well with the crops Harry love the farming stuff ! Would u believe I had to explain to my farmer friend how a combine works thanks to u 🤭How’s the steed project any plans yet Harry ? great content was your idea Harry now I caunt stop thinking about that coupe wide arches and green go on 🏎😘

[@philhicks5818]

Harry , I started our first drilling for 2020 harvest 2 day’s ago , the only crop in the ground up to this point was osr , and I sprayed that off today for replanting