Farmers earn more from YouTube than their crops

mtx.jag

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Location
pembs
Never seen a forager working in my area although i do know where there is a jd 900 in a shed. Not many foragers built anywhere else in the world these days

Never seen a forager working in my area although i do know where there is a jf 900 in a shed. Not many foragers built anywhere else in the world these days
Apologies,I assumed that Deere still built there foragers in the USA
 

Cheesehead

Member
Livestock Farmer
Location
Kent
YouTube paying the hp on a quadtac! 😮. People round here are all going away from them now back to 300 hp wheeled tractor that are more versatile. 5500 acres here in one block and they found it a nightmare to get anywhere.
I believe the only farm around here that had one only ran it for a few years as they had to set roads up through the fields as the only roads they could fit it on were the dual carriageway and the main road where it took up 3ft of the lane with oncoming traffic
 

Chae1

Member
Location
Aberdeenshire
I believe the only farm around here that had one only ran it for a few years as they had to set roads up through the fields as the only roads they could fit it on were the dual carriageway and the main road where it took up 3ft of the lane with oncoming traffic
The roads are all wide round Olly's farm so should be fine.

Imagine the amount of mud it will trail onto road when it leaves field. Need the Solis ready

Be interesting seeing quadtrack on Hogg low loader,!
 

Richard Smyth

Member
Arable Farmer
Either way,my point was Australia is hardly ahead of us in terms of advanced farming.

we’ve been using gps autosteer for 20 years here. Vra and section control as long.

camera technology for sprayers for almost as long. Think there is a few things we’ve been a long way ahead of you guys.

Fully autonomous tractors already working also
 

melted welly

Member
Arable Farmer
Location
DD9.
I believe the only farm around here that had one only ran it for a few years as they had to set roads up through the fields as the only roads they could fit it on were the dual carriageway and the main road where it took up 3ft of the lane with oncoming traffic
Drove one in Essex in late 90s, during one move we encountered some roadworks which I couldn’t fit thru. Boss got out, moves cones and signals in a very irate manner to mount the bloody verge and get on. Which I did and completely levelled a freshly sculpted roadside verge as the council guys looked on in bewilderment before turning to anger. 🫣
 

mtx.jag

Member
Location
pembs
how would I know who is driving it all. I guess all of mine is being driven by a uk person except when he wife is driving.

pretty the autonomous stuff is driving itself.

don’t know where this animosity is coming from with regards au farming.
No animosity towards Au farming
Not sure where I said that?
 

Richard Smyth

Member
Arable Farmer
No animosity towards Au farming
Not sure where I said that?
You seem to have a problem with it. Also don’t seem to understand it either. A grassmen video is not representative of the whole country.
Plenty of people of all nationalities working on farms. Guys and girls.

this is a very progressive country when it comes to tech and new ideas. It’s a tough climate so if people don’t embrace new ideas they won’t stick it.
 

mtx.jag

Member
Location
pembs
You seem to have a problem with it. Also don’t seem to understand it either. A grassmen video is not representative of the whole country.
Plenty of people of all nationalities working on farms. Guys and girls.

this is a very progressive country when it comes to tech and new ideas. It’s a tough climate so if people don’t embrace new ideas they won’t stick it.
I couldn’t care less about Au or NZ farming .
I’m sure it’s a very progressive country 👍
 

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