Видео

Very interesting update and thank you for the explanation of the family Branding Iron and P.X.

😂fantastic content James. Nice shorts. 😊

James your attention to detail is second to none hope you have a great harvest 😊

More farm content than countrywide and ten times better

Farm nearby has footpath across his field and also another Farm in the next village has a public footpath straight through their Farm. Sharing your work place with the ramblers 😂😂 nice one team 👍

Master class farming.well done PX Farming .

Sorry to hear that. About 25 years ago we had raves, but we never destroyed crops, always cleared our rubbish up, and just pissed people off with our loud music. And we soon learned that it didn't need to be that loud. There is no excuse for causing damage, and costing someone a lot of money. There are many good points to having a good ho'down in a stubble field....

👌👌👌

Excellent video again, your attention to detail on running your business is fantastic, especially for the harvest casuals. A lot could learn from that..

Great video guy's. 👌

Telehandler job to remove illegals

Rave's would probably be more profitable than farming, but i bet the police would have something to say if you held one!

I was just about the write and ask if anyone called the police about those shorts, but cousin Michael beat me to it! Police are really useless these days, can’t see it getting much better - half the population seems to think that private property shouldn’t be a thing. Tony Martin had the right idea.

Great video again, As someone who now works in the film industry (but once a farm worker and still holds a keen interest in agriculture ) I’m impressed with your attention to detail in both HR and staff / Public safety. Whilst the benefits are obvious to the running of the business it nevertheless demonstrates your desire to keep a workforce safe, secure and ultimately happy I would imagine. Other businesses could learn a lot from you! Looking forward to the next instalment, keep them coming….

Great vid again ... This place is as professional as it gets.... Hope harvest goes smoothly 👍

Professional cereal farming business setup well done this is how cereal farms and bulk road haulage and grain storage should be run highly efficient and very effective Time and motion studies .

Excellent video again 👍🏻

F4RMD. Great Plate!!

GREAT video fantastic insight to yer day to day a progress coming up to harvest! Love how small things like lights are important to you 👏🏻👏🏻 and the banter with Cousin Micheal was 😂😂 the explaining of your crest was nice 😊 I Did a harvest in 2011 in my local agri store.... Best months of my life!!

That’s a video that’s got me itching for sure.

Just found this channel! Absolutely brilliant!!

I am in awe of this operation. Seriously impressive.

Iv collected a load from yourself before that's been rejected for eargot

Great video ,but I am surprised that your oil containers do not have to be stored on drip trays in this day and age !

I was on liquid food tanks many grain trailers bing hot washed detergents ect carring food stuff I've bulk or liquid .. good luck with weight loss

What a great guy, as a 3 decade worker in custom harvesting and Agricultural contracting I could only dream of working for such a clean business, I'm a numbers man, litres per hectare, downtime, depreciation with engines running. John you are an inspiration to watch.

Interesting. Thanks.

A quick jog around the peas twice a day for a week should do the trick

Yet another cracking video ,Need a PX farms hat tho 😉

Nice One Thanks again

Great seeing the Trucks very smart. 👍

FFS Pecky, sounds like some crop walking is in order to sweat some weight off 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

Very interesting and informative as ever. What was the large blue piece of equipment behind you at the end of the vid. Think it was a set of rib rolls, if so it is huge...... Would be interesting to see the machinery you use to achieve the non traffic zoning in the crops.

Here❤❤❤

Amazing set ip

you need a 25 ton long reach excavator to dig both sides off the river banks. take the trees out and recycle the wood. couple of divining rods will find your pipes. rainy autumn day jobs. we went years without doing any land maintenance. it only gets worse not better. now we spend spare time hedge laying and ditching.

It'll be interesting to hear your, hopefully successful, dealings with all the non-ag pressures on the farm. It does seem we are having to fight our "corner" with increasing vigour. That's just to stay afloat, no huge cash windfalls etc. !!!

Just watched for the first time ever PX farms video. Title why do we need 12 trucks. Tell U what these seems like difficult people to work for radio fitted to all farm vehicles to make sure everything is busy Al the time. Cameras fitted to inform driver if there's traffic so they can take another route to avoid being in traffic. So tight that every second the driver is on the payroll they want their pennies worth. So tight. Can't be many people stay here to long.

I'd be concerned that mowing verges is destroying valuable wildlife habitat to accommodate (poor) tractor drivers when some marker poles would do the same job

Interesting that you have fitted Trimble over class gps

I’ve never seen a 650 look like a row crop before 😮

That is an impeccably tidy farm. Credit to all involved

I would love to be farmer, driving tractors has been a long life dream of mine since being a kid. At the age of 35 I wouldn’t have a clue where to start especially with all tech, screens far more complex for me lol. Are you based on the roundabout off the 428?

Such a professional business. Running all your vehicles down the same tram lines do you have any major compaction issues ?

Great, informative video. Keep up the good work.

The problem with farming and foodpaths (they used to roads) is that you remove them to get bigger fields and some point there will be no food paths left. Except for the grass around the +200 hectare fields.

Changing a footpath in England is harder to do than getting permission from NASA to launch a space rocket - 10 years, 12 consultants and a quarter of a million quid......

Your collective videos have evidently increased my Sorghum and wheat yield drastically. I started off with a small farm which I have now expanded to one of the largest on the universe. I now exclusively operate claas combines and fendt tractors. Much appreciated. In reference to farming simulator 2022 😂😂

some farm james love to see more of the unimog and your sprayers

Whoever is doing the camera work is ace 👍 unlike a lot of RUclips channels where the operator hasn't a clue