Onto the Wheat!!!! | Seeding 2023 Western Australia 

Having spent my younger years working on farms it good to see one thing hasnt changed...the farm dogs will hitch a ride every where.. Love yours...

Loving the videos, thanks for taking the time. Just a thought - the seed treatment may be a factor in your flow issues through the bin. Always seems to vary year to year and even silo to silo. Also the build up/calibration challenges with the seeding bin may also be a clue that it’s a bit sticky!

hopefully a bit more smooth sailing with the wheat JH!

So you're picking up a new case for your heavy haulin. Will you keep the big John Deere for other use on the farm or trade it with the case or sell it?

Great video, good luck with your season. Thanks 🙏 retired Victorian farmer

it’s insane that were just south of you and only just started conola😳 what did you pick for the rowtracks name?

I’m from corn country. We have 2 70ft field cultivators so an 80-100ft seeder I can picture. By far the craziest thing I had no idea existed before RU-vid is the Bourgault cart. It’s impressive a tractor will pull that seeder and cart. It looks like you would need a dozer to pull it.

Well done with the video. Can’t believe you are looking at the end of planting already some of us in South Australia are only just getting started. What name did you go with for the new case and where did the name Wally come from for the truck. 👍

Read where they are using glass milled into like fertiliser to help with controlling salt intrusions here in Australia

Hi from Cork in Ireland, what part of Australia are you, have been to Darwin, Melbourne, Adelaide and Perth

Was your workshop a shearing shed back in the day?did you ever have stock?

How do u distribute your hectares ? How many of the 4500 ha is canola, barley and wheat ?

With the calibration you need to do, is that done through mobile data? Or is it a bluetooth thing? Do you get could internet and mobile coverage?