Big Farming in Sweden 2020 

oh yeah would be epic

You are right

You got your boots and ugly sunglasses yet?

@@chickenfryer haha, nah. Never buy youtube merch from anyone. All these darn adds should linger their pockets enough!

@@manganvbg90 I stopped watching cornstarch. The educational level is too low for my taste. Switched to Mike Mitchel with the jaw dropping equipment.

Inte långt ifrån. Gå in på Slatte_gard på Instagram så finns skördedata från 2020

Hi nic

Han

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I would quess around late August to early september, because that is usually when the harvest starts in Finland

Barley harvest starts mid to late July in the south at least

Thank you ☺️

Yeah, please don't be offended where country are you from?

@@isabellajames4243 Sweden. Gotland. But live in Stockholm

Det är det

Red Stags, its to far south in Sweden for reindeer

Jag kommer också från Gotland vi har 150 kor och 300 gutefår!!

@@traktortraktor7648 najs vart på gotland dårå

Jo

Sproge

The hectar prices was between ~230 000 kr - 550 000 kr in south of sweden(so like 36k dollars per hectar in average). The ROI is not that great, except for bigger farms(or machine-stations that rent out their services to a lot of customers). A "normal" farmer with around 100 hectars usually have more eggs in their baskets to get profit(like plowing roads during winter, selling products directly on the farm, renting out machines, a second job etc). Many smaller farms rely, sadly, on grants from EU(instead of raising the value of their products on the market). For example, of ~9000 farms in Skåne county, only ~3300 is fulltime farms(the rest rely on different jobs also). The biggest cash-crops in the south is barley, weat, canola and sugar-beats. Followed by potatoe and green-peas and then regular veggies. Of course, there are some animal-farmers to, bu they are rarer in Skåne compared to the rest, thanks to the excellent soil for growing Grains etc. North of Skåne have more dairy and meat farmers. cheers

@@henriklarsson5221 thank you very much.

Two new ones, capacity like three old ones.

So?

@@svenneoo3446 usually when ploughing you either use duals on the stubble side or no duals at all. Atleast that's what we do in here Finland.

@@juku619 suck, okay, and that is a onland plow,