LARGE flat fields; nice to work with, good lookin' dirt!!!!!!

It's a good thing that they make that planting computer really really really simple for you old farmers.

@thejacksonbrothers

Жыл бұрын

I’ll say!!

Praise God , in geraldton we have had over 25 mls of rain over night and today .

Awesome drone footage Matt

You drag fire harrows with a Belarus or Zetor. The Trusty Chamberlain is the next SLR Torana 😂

@thejacksonbrothers

Жыл бұрын

😂, the chamberlains are very hard to burn, believe me we have tried😂

Mmmmm, very nice moisture dare I say it, the plants will thrive I feel. Good to see things moving along🤔😁

Thanks for taking the time to share your story with us I really enjoy your videos

That paddock couldnt have come up any better Matt. Can almost smell the dirt. Giving the crop the best chamce of success for a decent crop. 👍

Holy sheep shit Dude, you have an old Chamberlain! What legends! Next I'll be seeing a Muir hill or county rocking along. Loving this channel. My dad burnt all our straw here in NEW ZEALAND when I was young, burning off and Dutch harrows are a big part of my childhood, and yes we had a county 964.

@jefftheaussie2225

Жыл бұрын

Virtually no Muir Hills came here or Countys. Just about every farm had a Chamberlain at some stage though. Jeff

Here in Alberta , Canada , we use a fire bar with propane torches every 3 ft . never knew you grew Flax in Australia! Good Day From Canada! Frank

Great and varied content Matt, never a dull moment in your videos mate 👍🏻🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿

Great vlog as per usual Matt. When we first started on our farming journey I dreamt of owning a Chamberlain one day. It never happened but great to see an Australian built tractor still earning its keep. Planting conditions look ideal so may all the hard work, planning and dedication be rewarded with a great 2023 crop.

yet again jacksons have shown me that I know so little about the world around me. Thank you all.

So miss the good old days burning off I enjoyed doing that using the same tractor u got here but the aircon was working

Never known a farmer who didn’t like to burn stuff ( even trying to clear a fence line without burning the fence down hopefully ) lol😂 next week’s lesson how to build a new fence and replace gates , love this vlog great variation all the best from Tassie

@thejacksonbrothers

Жыл бұрын

😂😂 funny because it’s so true

Watching from British Columbia Canada. Very much enjoy watching all of you work together to get the job done. Thanks for showing us how our food is produced.

Is so neat how yall are entering the cool season and here in the southern US we are starting to hit the hot humid days. Wish we could trade places.....

Peter Jackson and Sons Channel is cranking out the great content lately.....which brother looked in the new mirror on the sprayer and broke it?

@thejacksonbrothers

Жыл бұрын

Combined effort I think😂

Great video Matt

Australian farmers could definitely use more conservation and regenerative practices

Great job spraying Matt

keep up the good vids, keep up on the info on doing things / detail etc.

Thanks for the video. Fire harrowing is good until the hairs on the back of your neck start to get hot.Soon change direction then.hahaha.

Steiger looks awesome pulling the Boss planter ...makes easy work of it 👌

Love it, you guys make te best field fires. Must be great to do it.

Great job treating seed Phil

Sometimes you have to be thankful for a grasshopper, lol👍

Glad things are going well for you and praying that all goes well

Grew up in Attunga/ Tamworth area in 40s. Remember it all well. Thanks for this.

Great video Matt,well done,look forward to the next one.

Like the training plan 500 hectares to start off with hope he,s got a big lunch box with him

Really love the channel. You and the family are doing an amazing job. All the best for a coming season. Lets pray for amazing prices and great weather.

Mate, where is this? Love your video's by the way..

G'day great video mates

Thanks for the info on the harrow burn. WOW

The A/C not working in the Chamberlain? 🙂

@thejacksonbrothers

Жыл бұрын

Not for 20 years or so😂😂

@rodrod383

Жыл бұрын

it has 2-12 AC.....2 windows open at 12 miles per hour

@IvanTheTerrible1

Жыл бұрын

@@thejacksonbrothers Lost count of how many I have repaired

@IvanTheTerrible1

Жыл бұрын

@@rodrod383 technically it's the door open

All going well Matt thanks for sharing 🦘

Those poor old fire harrows, they cop it.!! Great video, 👍

Very good Video 👍 👍

Thanks for a great video Matt it was very informative I learned some stuff 🙂good to see you guys still have your humour about you 😄.

Yep, another good video, Matt There are plenty of things going on!! Are you putting out Trifluralin or something else, Matt??

@thejacksonbrothers

Жыл бұрын

Thanks John! Yep trifluralin and gramoxone👍

Love your Carbon/ capture storage method. Matt, with spraying isn't there a time period between when you spray and when you can plant on the same lot of sprayed land????

@thejacksonbrothers

Жыл бұрын

Hi mate! With certain chemicals that’s the case, with this one you have to incorporate it in the soil within a few hours so you plant after it to incorporate it👍

Didn’t the framer federation say years ago the burning paddocks was so wrong on many fronts

@thejacksonbrothers

Жыл бұрын

Not the first choice but linseed stubble knocked over by flood waters makes it nearly impossible to plant into it 👍

Hi Matt interesting video! I am a little confused as you are spraying what looks like a “pre emergence” spray before planting then disturbing the soil. In the uk they spray in the few days after planting and it forms a barrier over the weed seeds

@thejacksonbrothers

Жыл бұрын

Hi John, this pre emergent needs to be incorporated into the soil👍😁

Easy fix, just rip out an old bearing retainer and put it in the one that went missing!

Enjoy your vlogs- total fire ban on in Alberta Canada so big fines for burning here. Why have you left random trees out in you 500 hectare field?

@thejacksonbrothers

Жыл бұрын

Thanks! Bit of a headache here with land clearing laws👍

Have you always been grain farmers or did you transition from other forms of primary producers? Great content

@thejacksonbrothers

Жыл бұрын

Hi mate, mainly grain farming👍

Hi Matt, why do you run singles not duals on Steiger ? Apologies if this has been covered already. Cheers Ben

@thejacksonbrothers

Жыл бұрын

Hi mate, we usually use the Steiger in the rocky country which isn’t so good with duals as rocks can get caught between them and damage the tyres😁

@benc7044

Жыл бұрын

@@thejacksonbrothers Cool, thanks for the explanation. 👍

I absolutely love experiments. I would love to see an experiment with activated charcoal. Activated charcoal is a very good and very long lasting addition for the soil in multiple ways. The most important factors are water retention and it forms an excellent habitat for the beneficial aerobic organisms. Aerobic organisms convert nitrogen from the air into a form of nitrogen that is a nutrient for plants. Because it has such a long lasting effect it doesn't need to be applied all at once or every single season. But I would love to see a real life experiment so that it can be properly compared with the yields from a strip of land that didn't get the activated charcoal. I am doing my own experiments with my small scale backyard aquaponics system. I grow food without any soil at all. My food grows in a lava rock media, and the nutrients for the plants that I grow come from fish waste that is provided by the fish in my small pond. And I pump the water from my pond through the lava rock media, and when the water reaches a certain level a siphon drains all the water back into the fish pond. My point is that the aerobic bacteria convert the fish waste, and nitrogen from the air, into plant available nutrients. That is the ONLY nutrient source for the plants. Aerobic bacteria are the most important factor to grow food, no matter if it is in the soil, or an aquatic grow system. Sand is just a habitat for micro organisms, without the aerobic micro organisms nothing would grow, no matter how much nutrients that you would pump into the grow media. The amount of yield from a strip of land directly correlates with the amount and diversity of the aerobic micro organisms. The amount and diversity from the aerobic micro organisms are the bottleneck in any grow system. You will have more profit when you are able to increase the amount and biodiversity from the aerobic microorganisms in the soil.

@thejacksonbrothers

Жыл бұрын

It’s all certainly very interesting!

@insAneTunA

Жыл бұрын

@@thejacksonbrothers Dr. Elaine Ingham can explain the science behind the aerobic microorganisms much better as I can, she is an academic and I am not, and she did all the research and she has all the scientific data. Her youtube channel is called, Dr. Elaine's soil food web school. If you are able to apply some of the things that she is teaching your profits will go up because the yields from the crops will increase, the crops will be less vulnerable for insects and diseases, and eventually you will have to spend less money on very expensive fertilizers. You have enough land for these type of experiments. 👍

Mat looks like the weighbridge doesn't get used

@thejacksonbrothers

Жыл бұрын

She gets used regularly😁

What brew have you got in the tank. Spray seed. Do you put a sticker in?

@thejacksonbrothers

Жыл бұрын

I’d have to check, it was vibrance and a couple other things👍

@A-EfarmsTV

Жыл бұрын

@@thejacksonbrothers I love a good tank mix hehehe.

What you spraying pre emergent or post or what seems weed free ish

@thejacksonbrothers

Жыл бұрын

Bit of everything👍 for the wheat we hit it with glyphosate a week or so before then hit it with gramoxone/trifluralin mix Just before sowing😁

Whereabouts do you farm ?

@thejacksonbrothers

Жыл бұрын

Hi mate, northern NSW👍

Where abouts are you farming? Nearest Town? Iain. Qld.

@thejacksonbrothers

Жыл бұрын

Hi Iain! Our closest town is Moree😁

@robertI153

Жыл бұрын

Good farming land in that part of the country.

@user-wn3nd9ez5d

Жыл бұрын

Oh Fabulous! Not too far away at all. Great to have a local channel. Thanks for sharing!

Just one question, does the smoke ends up covering a populated area?

@thejacksonbrothers

Жыл бұрын

Not usually👍

@lawrencewillard6370

Жыл бұрын

Squa 81. Populated areas?, Australia?.. Where?.

@squa_81

Жыл бұрын

@@lawrencewillard6370 just about any towns? I don't know, i'm not from Australia but there's bound to be at least a small village in a 300 km radius right ?

When you say it’s cold. What was temp Thanks

@thejacksonbrothers

Жыл бұрын

Probably about 7c 😂😂

@1957Free

Жыл бұрын

Warm here center of Canada. 7c. Lol

What kind of spiders are living in your cab?

@thejacksonbrothers

Жыл бұрын

No idea, you don’t notice them after a while😂

Yahoo, the screamin’ demon makes an appearance. 6v71?

@thejacksonbrothers

Жыл бұрын

That rings a bell🤔

@dpeter6396

Жыл бұрын

@@thejacksonbrothers Yeah, they will! Too much time with them will leave your ears ringing!!!

Szukamy Polaków 😅 Ciekawe co by sie stało u nas w Europie po takiej uprawie i pozbyciu się resztek po żniwnych. Prokuratura mandat sprawa sądowa 🤣

FIRE a grate servant and a poor master

I need farm job I also have driving License

What is the reason you don't use weels like this?kzread.info/dash/bejne/h3WAxLqIlsjghLg.html

@thejacksonbrothers

Жыл бұрын

Hi mate, that planter is a disc opener, there are pros and cons with each and ideally it would be great to have both! The disc planters can’t deep sow easily and don’t work well unless conditions are good, the tine planters are more of an all rounder👍

@Bennie32831

Жыл бұрын

​@@thejacksonbrothersfair thanks for your answer always fun✌️👍

Пипец, ребята! Дешево и сердито.