Born Mucky

[renewablejohn]

Was annoyed with the guy doing the Lime Mortar. The first rule taught on any Lime Mortar course is dont use a cement mixer to mix your Lime Mortar as you never get a decent mix.

 

[Dave W]

Ian did seem to keep finding likely types to take money off him.

I'd imagine the tv company paid for the pointing and the wicker screens and all that. Show some old country crafts which is fair enough

 

[Wombat]

Well overall I quite enjoyed the whole series.

 

[onthehoof]

Would you like to play hide the sausage with his missus tho??

She did seem to like showing off her assets

 

[Hesston4860s]

Would you like to play hide the sausage with his missus tho??

she’s a bit like an old lorry tho “chassis alright but the cabs a bit rough”

 

[Warp Land Farmer]

she’s a bit like an old lorry tho “chassis alright but the cabs a bit rough”

@Dave W ain’t picky, you should see his Grinder profile

 

[lloyd]

she’s a bit like an old lorry tho “chassis alright but the cabs a bit rough”

My Mrs wants to know what you're driving ?

 

[Lazy Sod]

I know that it's a bit drier over in the east of England compared to down here in the west country but I can't understand any one going without adeaquate drying capacity, either on farm or within a co-op store. I don't know how many acres he has, but when you're into brand new combine territory, being able to dry ones corn must be essential.

 

[Adeptandy]

Really liked the programme, but the over dramatic voice over was annoying.

 

[two-cylinder]

I know that it's a bit drier over in the east of England compared to down here in the west country but I can't understand any one going without adeaquate drying capacity, either on farm or within a co-op store. I don't know how many acres he has, but when you're into brand new combine territory, being able to dry ones corn must be essential.

Here in the East we often get enough dry days to get the crop in the barn dry if the logistics are in place to make the most of the best weather.
Having a reliable, adequately sized combine is the key to this approach.

 

[glasshouse]

Here in the East we often get enough dry days to get the crop in the barn dry if the logistics are in place to make the most of the best weather.
Having a reliable, adequately sized combine is the key to this approach.

Far cheaper to buy a drier and run a cheaper combine so you can cope with bad years

 

[two-cylinder]

Far cheaper to buy a drier and run a cheaper combine so you can cope with bad years

Might be where you are not here.
Our weather is much different to yours.

 

[glasshouse]

Might be where you are not here.
Our weather is much different to yours.

Your approach only works “often”
Thats not really enough.

 

[Anymulewilldo]

Would you like to play hide the sausage with his missus tho??

I hope you are happy. Was drinking my brew when I read that. It just sprayed across the living room I laughed that much. My little lad thinks it's brilliant but the Mrs has just given me a beating! ??

 

[Dave W]

Really liked the programme, but the over dramatic voice over was annoying.

True. Just like scrap kings that'll replace it next week. Same over dramatised production.
some youth with selector grab on 360 knocking a shed down. It's hardly life and death

 

[v8willy]

Anyone continued watching this to the end, last one was a bit of a classic for avid RT transgression watchers, Tom's heap of spring barley at 49C, not a pedestal or fan in sight, big bags of seed corn stacked on stored grain, dog running about on the heap of "bread" wheat whilst he was testing it, at least dog didn't do the usual trick, and deposit a turd that he had been baking for a fortnight awaiting a heap of corn to lay it in .

Noticed the dog too, not great idea for farm quality assurance, wasn't even that the dog ran up he called it up.

I know that it's a bit drier over in the east of England compared to down here in the west country but I can't understand any one going without adeaquate drying capacity, either on farm or within a co-op store. I don't know how many acres he has, but when you're into brand new combine territory, being able to dry ones corn must be essential.

A quater or half a million was mentioned for a drying setup....20 odd grand would get him a new mobile drier that he could use in emergencies, would have sorted his barley better than a shovel.

Maybe just the programme but he doesn't come across as being very switched on to reality.

 

[Warp Land Farmer]

Noticed the dog too, not great idea for farm quality assurance, wasn't even that the dog ran up he called it up.

A quater or half a million was mentioned for a drying setup....20 odd grand would get him a new mobile drier that he could use in emergencies, would have sorted his barley better than a shovel.

Maybe just the programme but he doesn't come across as being very switched on to reality.

Read his drill right up in CPM this week .....

 

[glasshouse]

Noticed the dog too, not great idea for farm quality assurance, wasn't even that the dog ran up he called it up.

A quater or half a million was mentioned for a drying setup....20 odd grand would get him a new mobile drier that he could use in emergencies, would have sorted his barley better than a shovel.

Maybe just the programme but he doesn't come across as being very switched on to reality.

Theres no excuse for letting barley heat

 

[Northeastfarmer]

Bring back “this farming life”

 

[Anymulewilldo]

Bring back “this farming life”

Bloody good program that! Plenty of good sheep and cattle!