- Location
- southern riverina Australia
No. He went postal after the Christchurch shooting. Did a manifesto video going nuts at muslims and blacks and gays. It truly is a wonder he is not on the FBI terrorist watch list now. It was pretty bad.
Farmers earn more from YouTube than their crops
- Thread starter Bogweevil
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kiwi pom
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- Location
- canterbury NZ
I like watching western truck and tractor repair. Warren's one hard working bloke.
Also farming fixing and fabricating, he's a busy chap too. I do wonder if he's going to get in trouble with his young lad driving gear though.
Also farming fixing and fabricating, he's a busy chap too. I do wonder if he's going to get in trouble with his young lad driving gear though.
- Location
- southern riverina Australia
My absolute favorite is onelonlyfarmer. I have a fair bit in common with him and are of similar age. And I watch all things hay making. I think I have an addiction ?
ColinV6
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Should see the case 620 that just arrived. Turns out it’s a mammoth job to hook up one of those drills. 3-4 hours if everything goes well! (It doesn’t)
ollie989898
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He is great, soooo bitter and twisted sometimes and really goes at folk in the comments!! I remember one livestream video he was banging on about migrants etc...
ollie989898
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Suffolk Serf
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- Location
- Bury/Thetford
I like Rainfall Projects, a channel from a farmer in Oregon, producing various seed crops as well as making all sorts of things, farming and non farming, predominantly using his CNC machine.
Doesn't put a vlog up very often, but when he does its a goody.
Doesn't put a vlog up very often, but when he does its a goody.
BDBed
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- Location
- Melton Mowbray
My favourite watches from The other side of the pound are Brian’s farming videos, Mike Mitchell and OLF. I do watch the few of the big channels but find their just advertising now. I watch a lot of uk youtubers like George Saunder, Lord Muck, deano, Jonny 1388, Tom Pemberton, farmer Phil, farmer p, the hoof gp, hay team tv. The list really does go on and on. Also some of the agri video channels like grassmen, agri video production, agriculturespotter and archers view, although once you’ve seen a forger or a combine go up and down it can get old, so I look out for the outside of the box things to get ideas from. I do subscribe to a lot of the manufacturers channels, you can get some very good info on them. There is a lot of great content on YouTube to watch for a person interested in agriculture and I do find myself tuning in regularly if I like it. From a non ag front I dont watch a lot but I do really like house of rugby.
I watch alot of the ones mentioned. One I like which has not been mentioned is dodge brothers farm and ranch. It is about a famhand which also has a small holding with his brother. Well worth a look. My favourite is probably cole the cornstar, just for daddy cornstar and I like the family ethos.
- Location
- West Somerset
50ShedsofHay
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Tomr10
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Ha ha he was moaning about the 1050 again in his last video
John Slejpner
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- Location
- Brick clay near Bedford
This guy is priceless.
ColinV6
Member
It’s strangely satisfying to see a 500hp tractor dying down when it lowers those discs in though!
- Location
- The North
No way seems like they are short of something to do looks like a complete waste of time