I love 'Old Cocky's', they have a unique perspective and are amazing to work with, as long as you don't mess anything up 😄..Farmers are humanities lifeline.

Andy is a legend, love watching him explain things

Keep doing what you do, luv all you show us. ❤

Thanks for creating lovely content

You show just how it is I find the videos entertaining

About 10 years ago I was a farm hand in the south west of WA for ~8 months driving a tractor feeding sheep silage. The losses on the flock were very high, the silage filled the sheep up but didn't provide enough nutrition to sustain them. The grain will be very important to keeping the sheep alive.

Excellent as always - thank you! And thanks for your input Andy!

Great videos you are all interesting and down to earth thanks

Great videos guys. I find them very relaxing to watch. They remind me of the farm I grew up on. Keep it coming guys

Your videos are great, thanks.😊😊😊👍👍👍

Love that Chamberlain Champion. What a beauty!

Superb narration, as always. Thanks

Spring in Australia and soon to be Winter in the GWN > Great White North aka Canada😎. 0 deg C now in Winnipeg. Leaves are all yellow now and the fall colors are great. Canada Geese are gathering in huge flocks and the young ones are flying a lot to build up strength before heading South.

Hay! That was good. Cheers

Great video, I like also you still have your older IH tractors, we had both the ones you've  got back on our farm  in NZ.

Love your videos. from Queensland.

I didn't think I would find farming as interesting as I do but your vids definitely give a great perspective of all the ins and outs of farming life (it would appear, half of farming life is just maintaining and fixing a plethora of machinery). I live in Melbs these days but originally from Perth so it's great to see WA content, I certainly miss my hometown (particularly the weather and our amazing sights!). Keep up the good work!

Already subscribed but gave you a hype from a rainy ireland

Another great video

I looked up the area you're in.I cant believe you're cropping with that little amount of rainfall! Doing it in winter obviously helps but it's still amazing.
When i was young our family briefly owned a sheep property in southern QLD.We thought it almost a desert😅 but it got twice the rainfall you get