Farmers Harvest Hay In The Outback To Make A Massive Profit | Outback Farm

[@videodjsweetuk]

Its about time you showed this 🤗

[@Anton-tf9iw]

Solar and farming in the dry tropics are a good combination: when no sun, not much water needed. No expensive batteries, at most a water tower.

[@pam164]

I've seen this once on the t v but wasn't on anymore.

[@markkallstrom5672]

WE put in a new circle pivot last here in Eastern Washington at a cost of 127.000$ , covering 127 acers . Our last circle lasted 40 years [ at a cost of aprox. 30,00$ ] , we get 4 cuttings a year of alfalfa hay . [Today hay is selling for aprox. 180 $ a ton ] . [Was selling a couple years ago for 300$ a ton ] Think about growing sweet corn & selling directly to customers . Kallstrom Sweet Corn , Ephrata , Washington . U.S.A.

[@ldh630]

Totally different over here mate

[@1mmickk]

The water has to last thats the key. Near me a cattle feedlot went in using 500 megalitres a year and has sucked the neighbours bore dry so they have to go down another stream maybe 200 metres deep costing a fortune and they cant do a thing about it.

[@austinlloyd9757]

Don't worry about your neighbours 🎉🎉🎉🎉selfish attitude to have

[@RobertSkene-qw3ob]

Now for the Grand Finale! Turning hay into GOLD! I mean real glittery sparkling gold not cash for the hay crops!!🇨🇦🤣

[@peterwright2692]

Lot of negative feedback for someone having the balls to -hav a go-,all the best to them!!

[@dlfabrications]

A lot of acreage, did you try running a metal detector behind your farm equipment to map out potential gold finds?

[@johnberry1107]

Get good at what you do first. Stay safe.

[@JuanPablo-kj9dg]

Rhodes grass is pretty good for dry and saline conditions, you should test Buffel grass too. Better hay quality and loves sandy soils and heat.

[@RandomAussie2033]

Cattle prices are really low now so the feed will be worth crap now and for those that don’t know this is old and the venture didn’t work

[@johnplunkett6633]

did they go broke ???

[@Paradoxical124]

@@johnplunkett6633no, their business ventures are doing pretty well. I’ve got no idea what old mates on about.

[@patmcguinness3305]

Better keep the soil fertility up🤞🏼

[@ianmarshall170]

If there was money in it all farmers would be doing it!

[@CushmanDavis-z4b]

Not everyone can get money from the bank. Most of farming these days require large bank loans.

[@richardrogers7339]

There’s three 100 acres pivot farm just out from Stuart’s well roadhouse .

[@justinobyrne4143]

And once the aqua is gone then

[@deannemanishacullingford5841]

0:13

[@paulrobberts1527]

190 k for a 28h pivot and make 400k in the first year in africa is the otherway round you work it for at least 4 years before you see profit

[@Tony-1950]

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[@Slomo-k4i]

Peanut Country but you will need to water all 4 at the same time

[@rockbiterhd]

Bett there broke now

[@owenmcnally3989]

And what if they are fair play for trying I wish them success in the future

[@OutbackFarm.MurranjiWaterDrill]

Bet where leaving the dream… mate!!!

[@timlewis5096]

I bet those farmers still manage to make a loss and still expect Government handouts and tax breaks The other thing is how much will the farmers demand from the govt when their "Hay" is lost to fire!!!

[@berniepfitzner487]

If they don't make any net income, they won't pay income tax. However, they may be forclosed on. Secondly they have to wear insurance costs. It is a very risky business.

[@Moonbahmemories]

Don't say it with your mouth full of tucker ol mate

[@nathanpaterson8506]

No handouts or subsidies to farmers in Australia mate! Stfu

[@stuarth43]

you should have a 7x19 wire on the pump ya drongo