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Images of Farming
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Previously involved in agriculture but now enjoying photographing and filming any aspects of farming that I can. I spend a lot of time on a friends farm who practices no till farming. We will be following the crops on this direct drilling farm in Northern England from no till planting through to harvest and finding out on the way the benefits of zero till in association with crop rotation, cover crops forage crops.
The farm carries sheep and suckler cows so grassland and forage crops will be featured as an improvement programme is already in place.
We will be using aerial video to survey the crops through the seasons along with covering all of the field operations.
We hope you will enjoy the seasons ahead.
The farm carries sheep and suckler cows so grassland and forage crops will be featured as an improvement programme is already in place.
We will be using aerial video to survey the crops through the seasons along with covering all of the field operations.
We hope you will enjoy the seasons ahead.
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Zetor ovaj ili 82 rus ko je jači u oranju između ta dva bih se odlučio
Only you need drive slowly and the Moore Unidrill doesn’t move much soil.
Hello, I am from Saudi Arabia, from the city of Hail, and my farm is close to the location of the project in which you were working, but I was not able to identify it, as do not forget to photograph it and make a video before and after.
I have one. Mine is electric starting. No pony motor 👌. / I’m interested in that dark green tractor. It starts with a short gun shell 🐚. Cool Tractor. If you ever decide to part ways with it I would be interested. 👨🌾
Nice think its an 8011
the best 🚜
Great !
Hi great video , couple of questions , when was it drilled, and what fermi see, insecticide etc did you throw at it , thanks
Drilled in July. As for inputs my memory does not go back that far but it probably had some DAP. And that would have been all.
Hermoso lugar 👋👋🇨🇱🇨🇱
jaka przyczyna była że kombajn się spalił ?
Nice combo
Paráda👍
where is this
Lanchester Vintage Club event Co Durham.
wow💪
classic poilsh workhorse
Czech or even better Czechoslovak workhorse 😁
@@ludekosicka6540 Czecho-Polish tractor 😁, these tractors were made by engineering team from Ursus (Poland) and Zetor. They just create one tractor for two factories.
Such a shame, the heart ache this must cause, ok it might be insured but it's still a great shock and loss of time .
At The crucial time of loading the lorry driver is more concerned about lighting his cig sack the twat
No one hurt only shocked 🙈
Another one for scrap ,the retained fire crews in rural areas should get the scrap value because of the number of farm vehicles that go up in flames at harvest time Fire suppression and better cooling ,that combines working temperature is high added to the hot weather is an insurance claim waiting to happen and why don’t farmer have a water bowser handy to support fire crews who only carry up to 500 gals of water The majority of machines are lost before the fire brigade is called because of there design 🙈
Sad sight but can be replaced, a life lost can not.
Hopefully the Insurance coughed up fo this , This seems to be coming the norm ?
How that is happened
Any news on what started the fire?
There was a hydraulic warning and power loss as the fire was first notice so you can take what you want from that. There has been no definitive conclusion proved so everything is speculation.
Don’t think I’ll be buying one of those if they self destruct! Is this the new way to you to buy another new one? Not a good advertisement!
All them people standing round get them working there employers they paid to work
Do you have a standard sprayer path? Looks like large flotation tires - does it damage the crop a lot? Enjoyed the video!
Thanks Roger yes there are permanent sprayer tracks. Tramlines are not drilled into the crop but the sprayer\fert spreader uses the same space each pass.
so sand
Do they know what caused the fire? Hope everyone is ok
So they are recovering a burnt out combine, and the driver is smoking in a stubble field, says it all.
was the header undamaged. did you keep it?
heat damage so its gone.
Saw that on a wagon the other day near derby
Are you getting new or second hand replacement? We are told 2 yrs for a new claas
No decision made as yet.
Manners would probably want to. Have you recovery video on there site.
The fact that agri-business tolerates this is just incredible to me. Everyone's insurance costs will keep increasing due to this yet nothing is done to make a meaningful design change. Everyone just accepts that equipment costing well over six figures apiece might just erupt in flames during operations at any time and be written off.
Perhaps if the insurers refused cover on the product it would force the manufacturer to sell the product with insurance built in. They would then cover the loss risk
@@izalman ...or just address the known issues that increase fire risk in these machines and mitigate them instead of letting the buyer shoulder the costs. Imagine designing a supercar with a greater than average risk of the engine compartment catching fire if the car is used continually for longer than half an hour because there wasn't space in the current design for properly-sized cooling... Oh wait - I think such cars DO exist. But, I won't mention any names.
I can't think of any other industrial process using a complex diesel-powered machine in an expansive area of flammable natural material with no reactive fire-suppression or fire-fighting equipment present.....
Nice new one on way for next years harvest
If you can find one ? Lots got on fire, not many new ones available, which in turn means a lot of demand for second had machines.
Terrible, would hate it to happen to my combine, sad day.
Metal can be replaced a person cannot so just glad farmer is safe
Sad sight but glad farmer is safe
Very very sad!!! Only good thing here is that no one was hurt 🤞🏻 and fire didn’t spread !!! These combines get sooo hot surprised more don’t go on fire!!
That loadall is doing an impressive job. 👍
its simply lifting which is it job !!
A sad end for an expensive machine. TFS.
War ja nur ein claas
Bit brazen your man lighting up and smoking. Otherwise good video
Y is that bad
Snowflake
I don’t think anymore damage is going to be done by the driver having a smoke when the farmers had a very expensive bonfire in the middle of standing crops
What happens after that? Was it insured? In my country equipment cannot be insured so all loss is at an owners expense
In the U.K. it’s likely to be insured
We’ve had 2 near me this year both 580’s
Feel sorry for you. Hope you get another combine
Top job as always Fraser. Experts make it look easy.
A sad sight but thanks for posting it.
So why do large bulldozers, Cat, Komatsu etc have an internal fire surpressent systems built in to the machines, but combines only have a hand held extinguisher? Surely, working in such dangerous hot and dry conditions, were a mear flint stone could start a fire, would this be an advantage to saving such a valuable piece of machinery?
The problem with these machines is the heat and fire build up in the smallest of spaces. Often tiny embers start a fire that is then spread throughout the dry material and into the cleaning system. The cleaning system is full of moving air that fans the flames. Add to this the hot hydraulic oil running all through the pipes it’s impossible to build a system that works. I used to work with the design teams at John Deere. We looked at this. It’s too expensive and complicated sadly.
@@forcesfarming8511 Utter rubbish about it being too complicated.. Big opencast mining equipment 5 times the price of your JD combines are protected. A well designed fire suppression system would deal with this. Perhaps if JD, Claas and others designed out 'hot spots' this would happen infrequently.
@@izalman Thank you for this. Your feedback is appreciated.
With the year we're having climate-wise, why don't farmers have a vacuum tanker of water sat ready in the field wherever they're combining...?
@@_Ben4810 I've seen something close.. several poly cubes of water on a tractor & trailer parked at he edge of the field when being harvested, how they would get the water out wasn't clear at all. The Vac tanker is a good idea. but by the time the combine driver legged it over to it the machine would be destroyed anyway. A solution is decent on board fire extinguishing system or better still. Best solution is the manufactures engineer the problem out of the machine. But then they would loose the sale of a new machine next season.
A common theme this harvest - At least the wind was blowing in the right direction
Only good thing about it is, it happened in canola so fire didn't spread.