Tiny Tot Put to Work (Vlog 99)

[@markm4055]

Wow, notice how the video has improved in that time, has been a really interesting history follow, very enjoyable thank you.

[@roberthocking9138]

Great to see your dad having a great time. What I would give to be there in the sunshine, all we have had in central VIC, is cloud, rain and cold winds for months. Time to head north again

[@stewbird]

It's so cute. Looks like Tiny 4 shrunk in the wash

[@industrialathlete6096]

I notice that you are burning the trees in piles(on top of the ground) Have you ever tried digging a trench(as deep as the Cat is tall) then throw some old tires in the bottom of the trench, then start pushing the trees and branches into the trench. A fire started in a trench utilities the 'chimney' effect and you get a very hot fire. You will also heve the added benefit of burying and rocks deep!

[@bobcrawford2105]

Tiny tot good buy keep dad out of way playing Air Conditioning you’ll spoiling him never get him out of it them

[@Murphyslawfarm]

G'day Matt great video and the crops look great mate

[@thejacksonbrothers]

Thanks Murphy👍😁

[@davidclaudy4822]

I think what I like the best out of you Vlogs is the variety you show. It’s a great adventure every time you post. I have watched every episode you have. God Bless you and the family. 🙏🏻

[@kanlife5768]

Good looking crops Matt. Great to see

[@caffrey9762]

Great Drone Shots of the yellow & green feilds. I like the back ground music as well. Feilds & crops are looking awesome. I like that Dozer & the blade with the stick rack 👌💯, never seen one before,

[@grazierguy]

I like your D4, great little dozer. I had a look at buying one at auction before I bought my D6. Great to see other Aussie farmers on KZbin 👍.

[@randallmidgley7589]

Crops have filled in very nicely Matt, an excellent result considering how wet it was.

[@thejacksonbrothers]

Very thankful😁

[@timmywarren2349]

Very good Video 👍👍👍

[@ShredPile]

Took me a minute to figure out what you meant by working with Dale Evans and how much they tear up the ground and now I think it would be shame if you didn't name the next dozer Dale Evans :-) . Thanks for the great content, it's always a pleasure to check in on you guys.

[@lesliekirkland4603]

Looks like things are coming along good

[@jesstill7833]

Hi Matt that D4 is a handy little tool to have I like ,,Looks like you’d Dad is having a ball good on him how’s the crop coming along hope you have a great season it looks good your way best wishes Cheers God Bless 👍👍💪💪❤️❤️🦘🦘🇦🇺🇦🇺🇦🇺🇦🇺🇦🇺

[@damienwalker1026]

Those drone shots when you were following your Dad, the paddock in the back ground, were they all of the contour banks that you guys built earlier this year? Seeing the crops growing over them now shows them off better than when they are bare. In a future video could you show some more shots of the banks and explain how they work?

[@thejacksonbrothers]

Hi Damien, yep they are some that were built, the annoying thing is it’s hard to get footage of them working because when they are working its very wet😂😂

[@alasdairhamilton1574]

Matt, Please can you do a video on the family’s history. 👍🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿

[@johnnyrodgers9794]

I remember when I was 13 in the early 70’s we had a D-8 cable dozer with pony engine that would when you hit compression if you didn’t push hard enough past compression it would kick me off the tracks and had to hold clutch lever with my leg when you had to turn

[@dpeter6396]

Yeah, the throw-out clutch on the pony pinion was wore out and wouldn't hold...... oh yeah!

[@EricaMTB]

Those walk in rakes almost always push a lot of dirt into the heaps. A full rake that replaces the blade will let most of the dirt pass through.

[@dmk1529]

Thanks from Minnesota.

[@scottbelinda3509]

Crops are looking great Matt some great looking weather there too. We are going to be rained out by the middle of next week. I have a laugh when you fly the drone over to see your dad and he would be like that means Matt's not far away. Thanks for the video 👍

[@marcelocunico5341]

Great vídeo Matt.

[@julianearl5026]

Tiny Tot!! - fits a theme ... I like it. Your farm roads look really good ... advantage of a grader in the fleet I guess. Just wondering ... do you grow Durum wheat and or Malting Barley ??? Still love the perspective of the drone shots and how the contour banks are highlighted by the cropping .... thanks for a great video Matt👍👍

[@thejacksonbrothers]

Hi Julian, the non organic half of the development block is durum, we haven’t really grown durum before but we are this year for seed production. Usually our barley is either seed production or feed👍

[@09FLTRMM77]

MM77 Approved 👍🏼👍🏼

[@roberthiggins6401]

Great seeing tiny tot working and Peter talking about it. Could you mention varieties of the various crops Matt please? Do you grow any 6 Row barley? And reasons for and against? Cheers

[@thejacksonbrothers]

Hi Robert, I don’t know much about 6 row barley as not much if any is grown around here. I’m sure someone else may have an answer👍

[@andyanderson9165]

I was thinking your stick rake might benefit more from lengthening the teeth leaving more room for soil to filter through without contacting the blade

[@lastguy8613]

Never mind air con if you want the young uns on it they need their phones to connect to the sound system by Bluetooth! Fair enough too I say🤣

[@caesar1295]

Beautiful farm guys how many acres do you farm? Thanks for helping to feed us!

[@jasonthompson6255]

Gday guys...I still reakon a pair of 657 scrapers would look good sitting with the other gear....yeah yeah i know you are farmers....but your farmers with some cool gear to play with...think of the scrapers as big arse rock pickers 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@counterfeitcash6513]

love your content.

[@busterhyman6638]

Do you have bee hives any where near your crops , to help with your plants health ?

[@bigears4014]

You can buy battery 12v-24v aircon units it might be a option

[@thardy6689]

Love the vids matt

[@johnshelley2540]

Dad was enjoying the D4, Do you have many roaming critters on your farm?

[@lt1nut]

Kids or women? Don't see much of them. Vermin or edible? Don't see much of them either. The little ones tend to scuttle about and are hard to see and the bigger ones come-and-go, usually in a small group. The large ones are generally not far off but to be safe its best to assume that they are always there watching everything and storing away nuggets of info for potential future use for their benefit; its extremely important to be mindful when more than one is around and weary when in a group pack. Fencing can help but can also be a detrimental double-edged sword. Sorry for the bad humor, I don't know why it popped up in my wee little brain this morning. OR why I thought I should share it! They are all kind of analogous no matter the species, ja?

[@Jeddco66]

ok question mulchers instead of burning and a rock crusher attachment.

[@craigruhle5011]

How much rain did you get out of the last rain event?

[@davidwatson3921]

thinking about a trip down the Newell is there any posibilty of a visit

[@jimsvideos7201]

A small dozer is one I can lift myself; the rest are pretty big 😄

[@johnnyrodgers9794]

Hey Matt, how many acres do y’all farm?

[@thejacksonbrothers]

Hi mate, about 5000 acres farmed👍

[@burtford5438]

Do ya'll raise any cattle ?? What about silage??

[@pitts3219]

Are poisonous snakes a problem in your area of Australia?

[@thejacksonbrothers]

Yep there are plenty around, they usually don’t bother anything unless they are threatened or you stand on them👍

[@einfelder8262]

Future video - another addition to the dozer fleet, this time auto with air :)

[@IvanTheTerrible1]

Are the contours suppose to hold water?

[@thejacksonbrothers]

Hi, no they are just meant to slowly drain to minimise erosion👍

[@cantwellron11]

SWEET

[@76guzzi78]

I'm employed in earthmoving but it it is really great to see the interaction that you have with earthmoving and agriculture. I find your content very informative and satisfying to watch. Seeing all the work that goes on behind the end result is really an eye opener. I cannot think of the repercussions to farming that may possibly come should our stupid government follow what they are trying to do in other countries in regards to nitrogen emissions. Climate warming? What a joke, how can they claim that CO2 emissions contribute to global warming when CO2 is heavier than an air ? CO2 cannot rise into the air creating a blanket which promotes global warming. Also isn't CO2 a main ingredient that plants need to survive and develop? Anyway, great content!!

[@Grumpyprospector]

Lucifer and a D4...you guys are game letting him loose.

[@philipthicthener3518]

Hi Matt I am just about to come out of retirement and help clear 600 acres on a D6R with a stick rake on it.

[@fredscheerle7592]

Dad's right the young should learn to drive without same as Vehicles without Power steering! Half wouldn't get there Licences.

[@drayne3750]

BIG FARTS

[@leoncaly4290]

I was spending the first half of the video wondering why the door was open and the impact on the hinges. Air conditioning. Gotcha.