Harvest Breakdown & Cows in the Crop (Vlog 112) 

So glad you are getting a good crop. Hopefully, everything will be this good for you guys.

Awesome drone footage Matt

Good luck combining your 2022 crops Matt

I really like your thinking re the dual purpose aerial Anderson plug mount makes a lot of sense. I'm flat out getting a AM/FM aerial done by 2 mechanics in the shop. Wish continued success with your harvest.

Hi Matt I’m so glad for your Family after floods and all that was you still got a Crop happy for you God Bless Cheers ❤️😃🇦🇺🇦🇺🦘👍🇦🇺

Great to see you got a good crop off that canola after all the weeks and weeks of rain you’ve had. 👍

I farm in the U.K. and a paddock is a small fenced off area, then you say you have one paddock to cut 125 hectares that’s more than I farm all together.

Great video Matt

So much quality content in one video! 👌🏻

Good job mate

Great stuff guys, so glad you are getting a great result for all your efforts in a crazy year. Well done

That broken drum is the thing I was talking about a few videos back. Good to see you could get it up and going again.

Friday night and checking out my favourite farm family, so glad you can get some of your crops off , really like your new toy Peter that is until a new toy comes along for you to play with lol 😂 , those cattle certainly look pretty good you’ll have some beautiful steaks and roasts when they fill out some more , we used to get 2 steers divided up for the farm workers but not anymore they are too expensive now and you need every cent to keep the farm working , stay safe all the best from Tassie

Spot litghts on headers in Australia, because you never know when skippy ted is gong to bound out in font of you and end up in the feeder Just a little rooted

Those spot lights do a great job on the header.

Great Video. Noticed the 80 series Chamberlain in the background. I don't know any Aussie broad acre farm that didn't have at least one at some point in time. Glad yours is still serving you well ...

Thanks Matt you are a legend.

I'm glad you have something to take away after all that water!

Those 3 welds were pretty rubbish Matt. Did you weld the other end up too?

Hey Matt, I was just thinking with all the big equipment you operate and with all the innovations you do to keep going, you should read an excellent book called "Mover of Men and Mountains" by R.G LeTourneau... The guy who built and designed the first really big equipment, and a Christian. You won't regret it... Not a long read either.

Very good Video 👍👍

I liked that intro

Great video Matt 👍🏻🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿

Hey Matt, use the indicator switch to turn on headland lights.

Well, that was a big effort that went pretty well. Stage one of the harvest nearly done. I fear that it is going to get a bit harder from here, but hope I an wrong. Looking forward to the next episode. (Mike Mitchell has finished!)

Great drone shots more of that sir!!!

The lights are great!

good harvest news

Thank you for the video and for taking the time to make it.

Glad your yields are good ! Stay safe !!

Phil can't be a member of the Jackson family, he's too handsome!

Couldn't tell. But did you think to weld the other end up, while it was out.

The typhoon drum is a worthy addition to a macdon for canola feed

Funny thing you calling the combines 'headers', whilst a header is only one (be it important) part of the machine. Without the threshers and sieves and all the header would be of no use (hence the word: combing several activities into one machine).Is that an Aussie thing? I'm amazed by the level of tehnical skill within the whole crew. Great video, please keep'em coming!

I’m sure you checked out other end of the feeder drum welding ?

One thing I always wondered is if you all have a lot of snakes and big spiders on the farm, and if so has anyone ever jumped in a piece of equipment and there been one in there or while your working on machines. That stuff would have me a nervous wreck 😆

What is the area average yield for canola these days? What variety(ies) are most common? Is your canola proceeded locally?for food grade or industrial oil ? Thanks. (Canada retired grain& cattle farmer).

Looks clean. No snails?

HeyMatt during harvesting what does YOUNG Peter get up to. Does he take the odd shift on the header

Matt I got a question for. I know you did a vid about rebuilding a alternator but I was wondering something, replacing the alternator drive end bearing is that a good repair that will last or is it better to buy a new one. I don't really want to spend 150 bucks when I can get the bearing for 25 if that repair will last a decent amount of time ya know, and what else would you replace while it tore open if anything. I know your busy and if you don't have time to get back to me I totally understand, just thought I'd ask

When you say headers you mean combine right? Because the combine has a header on it.

Is the diff lock hydraulic, or mechanically actuated? or otherwise?

1 million$ of Canola?

Show us all the borring stuff

Thanks for sharing hope everything goes smoothly with harvest