We finally get a good, solid, successful day of barley harvest. However, it was initially interrupted by a fire ban day, keeping us out of the paddock for 24 hours. Follow us on Facebook / lock-valley-farms-1020... #harvest2022
Sitting at Port Broughton caravan park, (on our way back home east from Eyre Peninsula) watching your video tonight. Your becoming the Spielberg of farming videos Henry, fantastic again!
Your videos are a feast for the eyes and the soul, my friend. The way you tell stories is both captivating and inspiring. And it's an honor to have you visit our channel, we can discuss more about our experiences in harvesting and building farms.
Hi Henry, our 9770 JD Header engine temperature was getting very warm the other day, we didn't know what was wrong. But after talking to a Mechanic who had worked on the machine for the previous owner, said that it was probably the fan belt as it had happened before. Sure enough after installing a new fan belt bought it back to normal today.
Good weather, nice looking crop (except for the parts that have gone over) good machine working well & a great looking sample so there's not much to go crook about! Good luck with the rest of the harvest & kudos to whover chose the soundtrack.
Yeah around here the barley weights are down. A cattle feedlot that buys Barley here, has a min 62.5 weight, and guys are just making that. But some are being turned away. It’s a bit nervous when you have the do a Contract Haha.
A well presented, most informative video. I hope your grain goes by rail to port and not by road, but SA closed a few broad gauge lines years ago on which I once travelled.
@@lockvalleyfarms981 what crops do you grow here apart from wheat? Would potatoes grow? Pea nuts? Barley What amount of precipitation do you get in a year
