Erangy Springs Farm starting on their Lupins just after constructing two new 800t silos. 

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Great video Ben

Brillant as usual! Greetings from Ireland.

Great looking farmland. Was unable to visit western Australia on me visit back in 1979. Wondering why you are now using John Deere and not Case International? Enjoying your videos.

Awesome video as usual Ben Thanks mate. God bless you all .

I just love what you do Ben, your passion for Ag is infectious well done

The trees lines are looking good for how long they have been in

Lupins are generally considered self-pollinating, and therefore growers do not actively manage for insect pollination. Results show that insect pollination can contribute substantially to the crop yield and increases in protein counts, which suggests that management aimed at enhancing effective pollinator species can help to make lupin crop cultivation more profitable. Lupins do not produce nectar (Pollen is essential for most pollinators) so management would probably focus on nectar producing plants in the surroundings. (its a European study from 2021).

Great job filming

Good jee video

The old KW does well to pull forward with 2 full trailers after being unloaded first.

Nice to see arable farmers working in tons, a weight I understand, over in USA its bushels & pounds ffs..............Lupins, not a crop I know about, there is some Lupin flowers in neighbours garden, are they the same? And last, who or what eats the seed?

Big silos .

Top video mate I'd be interested to know the HP of the old Kenny 👍.

Pity about the stupid music. Switched off