Wheat prices continue to rise, new fencing is underway & autumn arrives on the farm

[@WeirdSeagul]

Those drone shots looked fantastic, hopefully the mild autumn and winter so far can give those late planted fields the boost they need.

[@seanoduinn5638]

I found Harry's garage by chance, I had no real interest in classic cars, I certainly had no interest in farming, I honestly believe Harry could make a channel about anything and I'd look forward to watching the next episode, I dont think there's a more likeable fella on KZbin or TV or anywhere! Brilliant content everytime, cheers

[@fdschuler7863]

I think he's humble and relatable. I enjoy both his channels.

[@Lapie3]

Spot on. Love both channels.

[@MegaCj74]

Totally agree

[@dickieb2233]

@@fdschuler7863 I want to know how he drives around WITHOUT a huge grin and not wave to everyone. He makes it look "everyday" for him....I suppose it is.

[@johnandrews3568]

Between Harry and James May, I'd literally watch them present a video on anything.

[@Kyle_Hubbard]

Hi Harry, don't know if you read the comments yourself but just wanted to say I really appreciate these videos. I've learnt so much by watching the videos you guys make. I knew farming wasn't easy as someone who likes growing food at home but to do it on such a massive scale just adds to the complexity. I'm learning a great deal of information on topics I otherwise would probably never have known. Cheers.

[@simony2801]

@Buddy White he provides all this great content for free, considering how busy farmers are cut him some slack.

[@trainman665]

@Buddy White I’ve seen him reply to a lot. KZbin isn’t his day job. It’s rude to assume he has the time to sit and read the thousands of comments on his channel.

[@Halliday57]

@Buddy White he does reply to messages on both his channels and Instagram. He’s a very busy man. Between running the farm, organising his fleet of cars, doing the road tests, going on road trips, making and editing these videos and god knows what else because that’s only what we see. I had a quick chat to him at Goodwood a few years ago and he was busy then making a video.

[@trainman665]

@Buddy White Yes you are.

[@shaunwilliams934]

@Buddy White Rude? Grow up

[@jimpolk]

Love the look of that fence. That man did a fantastic job. Beautiful fields Harry.

[@andrewcarr304]

Harry ,it may pay to get your soil pile put through a sifter.You could then spread the soil back on your fields, and have a pile of hard-core for your gate was and tracks.

[@edwarddelderfield]

Harry is such an accomplished and professional presenter. I haven't missed a single episode of HF. You always manage to bring something new and interesting despite the cyclical nature of farming. I love cars but this is my favourite content on YT.

[@bob-wo3ir]

This channel is so underrated. You learn so much.

[@mrstoives2444]

You truly are custodians of the countryside. Keep up the amazing and under appreciated work👍

[@calumclark1719]

Just have to say your farm is gorgeous Harry. It must be a pleasure to walk around and work on and then have the garage to play in

[@JoshuaC923]

Great presentation to educate us about farming

[@james.c879]

Thanks Harry, would love to see more on your Solar/ wind/ heat pump setup. Huge fan of the channel, thanks for all the great content.

[@davidparnell373]

These video updates really are so well presented and educational throughout. Yet another gem of "life on the farm". Just brilliant. Thank you!

[@keithwright4921]

Thanks Harry,

[@jamesavickers5961]

Love this time of year harry..makes me want to get out fishing and shooting ..of corse the season’s have changed are autumn seems about 4 weeks later than in the 1960s and 1970s ..I remember an article in gamekeeper and countryside magazine…titled..November when the leaves are off the trees the guns can use the woodland ride’s ..picture guns pegged along a ride trees not a leave to be seen..pheasant high and fast you can see them coming way off ..keep up the good work I watch both your channels..watching Harry’s garage just fell into Harry’s farm like meny people I should think.

[@paulmckechnie285]

Thank you Solar video sounds great 👍

[@thesailingkiwi]

thanks Harry

[@ianclarke4660]

Drone footage was amazing and your take on the future just shows how far forward you are thinking when you plant crops and decide what to plant. Feed wheat interesting v’s milling wheat.

[@andrewbaker8373]

As always so informative and wonderfully presented.

[@BigJoe631000]

Harry, that wall is a thing of beauty. What a wonderful feature to have on your farm!

[@harezy]

Loving the stonewalling. Need to get some good old stiles put in, so you can "nip" over the wall.

[@K2shadowfax]

That dry-stone wall looks fantastic! Q: why a single strand of barbed wire...instead of a single strand of electrified wire? I would have thought the electric wire (fence) would be more of a deterrent to any curious sheep/cattle...also, they would not get cut on the barbed wire, which, I presume, does in fact happen... Another good idea would be to put in some heavy-duty 'brushes' in a certain spot, enabling the cattle and sheep to come and get a self-administered rub. I saw it on some other farming vid somewhere, and it was a fantastic success. The cattle loved it. The Farmer loved it too...because it saved his fences! Cheers!

[@garethd4948]

As ever, a brilliant update. Farming seems to be one massive gamble. The autumn colours in the background during the 'wheat' section were lovely and the drone footage of the valley was fab.

[@petermgruhn]

I found Harry's Crossroads a year ago or more. Dunno. Ages ago. FINALLY found Harry's farm. One more thing of the list of niggling little bothers in the back of my brain. Don't actually care where you live, Harry. Just like the challenge. Like one day I was watching a show and they were all like "we want to be extra careful about things so we're being super secret, but here's our lovely parking space for lunch." Took me three minutes. Aside from the "gave up, never find"s, I think one year is a record. Congratulations.

[@johnmarshall3007]

Greetings Harry, love your videos. They provide some really great insights into the wonders of modern farming. Keep it up!

[@edwinleslie1330]

As a Brit living in Austria in the foothills of the Alps away from the city's and surrounded by farm land. And as someone who had no interest in farming. I find your programme so interesting and enjoyablely as I can see what goes on with farming here compared to over there on the island..... Excellent show. Thank you.

[@travelling_stephen]

It's amazing how Drone footage gives a much better prospective of the farm, keep the videos coming Harry they are extremely informative I'm looking forward to future videos.

[@MrPeeej]

Nice house being built at 08.40.

[@adriankirk4644]

Truly wonderful pictures and superb explanation of farming. Thank you Harry.

[@preonmodel9906]

I grew up in rural Shropshire, one day there was a cow munching grass on our front lawn.. I had to walk it down the road back to the farm. I never really thought anymore of it.. So its great to understand the life of farmers and the daily ins and outs of farming in general. It’s a thinking mans game as Harry expertly explains with his channel.. Thanks Harry.

[@tom4412]

Shropshire here too ✋

[@ewanstewart8011]

What a beautiful part of the world we live on, such a small island with such diversity, thanks for the update on your farming life 👍🏻🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿

[@ronanmc2112]

Loved the drone footage. Great video as always 👍

[@stephenbirds5169]

Fabulous stuff yet again Harry. Get a check on that belly lump pal. Maybe just real ale but good luck

[@andrewmellon5072]

As always very interesting video. Thank you

[@cepheus7850]

Thank you for the superb drone shots! Looking forward to seeing your next solar installation and the sheep. I hope your new wheat does great, looking forward to seeing how that turns out in the coming months too. 👍

[@bobspeller2225]

Hi Harry, these are great videos, give us non farmers an insight to what you have to do in running a farm . 'A Great Job' Thanks Bob

[@HQBProductions]

I always enjoy your farming videos Harry…more than yet another BMW review that ten other channels all feature at the same time! You give such clear and fact filled information in a very accessible way. 😀😀😀

[@seantormey3531]

All your videos are very interesting. Looking forward to the heating pump and solar video.

[@johnsadler1898]

Dear Harry, great watch: realism, pragmatism and good old fashioned common sense. All power to you my Brother. Cheers John

[@per-hakansvahn8044]

So informative and enjoyable as always, Harry. Lovely views as a bonus to this episode. Found this channel through your garage ditto - And I enjoy this at least just as much.❤

[@jimmybroom]

Great update Harry. I look forward to a new Harry's Farm video and learn so much from watching them. Thanks for taking the time to make them and sharing them.

[@jimmybroom]

I wish you would sod off and stop trying to scam people.

[@shaunjones6049]

Lovely looking farm Harry, to own such beautiful countryside and be responsible for maintaining it must be a blessing and a worry. To leave the farm in a better condition than when you started and in the hands of someone who will continue to look after it when your gone must be the goal of any farmer. Your doing a great job maintaining the walls and looking after the trees a legacy that will still be there in a hundred years. Plant a belt of trees on the farm and call it Harry’s cover and your name will always be remembered.😊

[@madgebishop5409]

another fantastic video, could watch these all day!

[@markjohnson8352]

Nice outro with the post hammer echoing away 😊 Thank you, Harry

[@Jon_Doh]

Far more interesting than anything else on the BBC atm and politics atm. Keep going Harry we love the content

[@simonyapp]

Brilliant update, and yes please do a heat pump and solar episode. Thanks.

[@wmbrice]

Always entertaining. Thanks, Harry!

[@ronmccullock1407]

Thanks Harry for another fantastic and interesting farming video

[@richardholland1116]

For me, this is the best informative farming channel.

[@laytonphillips6667]

Great video harry, good to see the farm from the air. Great looking job on the walls.

[@alancurtis80]

Another extremely interesting update Harry. Hope you get nice continuous rows of wheat. ;) Love the drone shots.

[@HamJumbo3]

Cracking Job your doing Harry from a fellow Farmer

[@Romeo-kp8tc]

Interesting stats, In Australia a total of 387 million hectares, Agri business, of that 29 million hectares for cropping, Love the stone fencing, Drone shots of property, Cheers Bevan 🤠❤️🇦🇺

[@UKTrucker_Malc]

As an owner of a 57 reg 3.6 TDV8 RR for around 3 years now, I’d love to see you do another current day review on yours again. Always makes me smile when I see you still using it 😁

[@richardparnell6551]

Thanks Harry. As a non-farmer it is so interesting to learn about the cycle of the seasons and the challenges that farmers face. I like the car videos too!

[@elainewyld2685]

Although I am married to a farmer, I learn so much more from watching your videos, your have a clear and succinct way of talking about the farming year! I admire the fact you tell us your mistakes as well!

[@alanzyoutube]

In the drone shot over the fields at 4:38 there is a squarish field, but there is a triangular section just left as grass, why is this?

[@calahal]

That drone shot is amazing, a river of green!

[@jimmcculloch3786]

Harry, thank you! Yes the drone footage was brilliant. Looking forward to the next one :)

[@michaelfk2548]

So informative as always !....Great channel .

[@peterhaymaker7562]

Thanks very much for another very interesting video Harry. Everything looks really good. Guess you'll be keeping an eye out for slugs. Everything planted up now. Phew!

[@CARLOS62B]

Great to see you have finally got your crops locked in and I love how that drystone wall looks .. the guys have done a great job. How about a video on the land rates or land taxes you farmers have to pay and if it has changed much over the past couple of decades ... plus what are your views on the future of farming in the UK ?.

[@gordonsimpson3235]

I do enjoy your updates Harry. Bravo!

[@bkeen7013]

Great to see the L322 on the farm. It's one of my favorite of Harry's car reviews.

[@alexferguson9283]

Yes please Harry! More on the solar and how your ground source setup works.

[@johnstilljohn3181]

All fascinating as usual. So, help a townie, if the wheat priced do drop, why would the fertilizer prices not also drop...? Are the factors which affect the prices not directly linked...?

[@paulrolph1943]

Cheers Harry great video 👍 Loved the drone footage of the farm👍

[@Daytona2]

Thanks Harry, insightful as ever. +5:19 I don't understand your concern - the chance of wheat dropping from £250 to an unviable £100 looks less than normal - how much is the price a factor of supply and demand and how much a factor of financial speculation ? +4:37 why can't you make changes until Aug/Sep 2024 ? Why a two year cycle ? Do you have a lower profit, higher reliability banker crop to pay your costs and speculate with higher profit, lower reliability crops to make higher profits ? I'd like a crop strategy deep dive or could you point us to one if it's already been done 👍

[@edwardmurray8507]

Excellent shot of the L322 at the end 😁👌

[@paynebabes123]

Can make nice decorative features out of humps/mounds like that Harry!

[@stanschloesser6725]

Always interesting stuff Harry. I’m not a farmer, but both parents were. You mentioned how grass is such a good crop, lol. It’s because it’s a perennial correct? Have you looked into any other perennial crops, or is that something only being looked at in the US?

[@harrysfarmvids]

We’d love to grow perennial wheat and there’s plenty of research going on behind the scenes but we’re not there yet. Could be a game changer if it works..

[@peterwardle572]

Great stuff, all interesting to me, maybe it is the way you present it, its your farm, home, business and 'garage', and you are passionate about it all. And yes a round up of all your solar, heat pump, energy conservation etc. would be of interest to me.

[@cybersurfer2010]

Thanks for posting these video’s Great content!

[@olamarvin]

"May you live in interesting times" 😄

[@nfs9828]

Hi Harry. As a farmer I really enjoy your videos showing us your farm and plans. i guess were all intersted in fertiliser supply and price in 23, to make our plans etc. please kep this up. Michael S

[@brucebello2049]

Great video Harry, amazing stats, very interesting, cheers

[@FranzTraininand]

I was sat in the Pub the other day Harry and overheard people discussing your Solar Panels and how much energy you are getting. You are becoming pop culture!

[@realwheelman]

Thank’s Harry another great Video

[@stevegordon6947]

Love these videos pls keep them coming!

[@nickhoward9343]

Like the drone footege 😉

[@pauljane3323]

Love this and always look forward to new episodes. Let's me know where I'm going wrong!😃

[@antonoat]

Greta update Harry, cheers! 👏👍😀

[@S_Edward_Burns_ArtsEditor]

Also nice drone work this episode.

[@teresawalsh4114]

Looking forward to listing to your next one good on you harry

[@steffydog]

Great stuff, thanks Harry.

[@dannymurphy1779]

Thanks - superb video! What are your thoughts on the farmer's march taking place today in London??? I have seen Chris Packham and Feargal Sharkey on TV warning about the future of farming, seems to be a hot topic right now.

[@alexcocking7288]

Brilliant as ever. Interesting comments about Govt. not appreciating the frequency of the farming cycle and need for policy and strategy stability to match this.

[@homewithemma42]

Thank you. 👏👏👏👏👏

[@tomgreene1843]

Great video again.

[@sellier-bellot22]

Very interesting indeed ! cheers .🚜🚜🚜

[@John4700Deere]

Bloody love this channel. Top stuff!

[@Jason-cl8hk]

Brilliant, as ever. Thanks.

[@scottevans3087]

Great video love your work from Australia 👍

[@billkeaveney1526]

Thanks Harry it's wonderful to see all the different things happening on the farm I believe that the impact of Covid and Brexit have not yet been fully appreciated add in Ukraine and there are 3 easy solutions that can be resolved next year. If countries grew more of their own food it would reduce prices.

[@popuptoaster]

It's not that simple, supply and demand determines prices more than location. Some countries have better climates for growing certain crops, growing more potatoes in the UK won't lower the prices of the bananas in the supermarket.

[@dougpeterson5257]

Love the information maybe education is a better term. The political people should be required to listen, thanks so much.

[@worldofrandometry6912]

Very informative as usual. I wonder how any business can trust what politicians say given the ongoing shambles. Any change in government is unlikely to be any better.

[@VanderlyndenJengold]

Which politicians?

[@spigott01]

Yes - please do tell us about the heat pump.

[@jackw9920]

As vital providers of food security and also custodians of huge parts of the country side I just wish the government would help farmers out more, as long as they adhere to good farming practices and sensible tree planting, hedgerow establishment and wildflower projects. Seems a win win situation. Food security whilst helping out with ‘green issues’

[@trevm02]

Another informative video, excellent

[@piggyman1585]

Top.man😊

[@nemesis851_]

When you say the “permanent grass” is flood and drought resistant and keeps coming back, would say it would be suitable for urban residential lawns? I’ve been using Kentucky bluegrass with fescue (here in Canada) but it’s tolerance isn’t as good as I expected