Harry's Farm

September brings rain, sunflowers and a major decision about the farm’s future as Harry considers whether continued investment still makes sense.

Good weather brings the big tractors back into the fields as wheat drilling begins, showing the machinery, preparation, and work behind the next harvest.

The wheat crop begins to emerge while work continues around the farm, including tree removal and a look at how new government decisions may affect farming.

The 2025 harvest figures are in, revealing the financial reality of growing wheat, while another delivery of Zoo Poo arrives on the farm.

A massive 21-tonne machine arrives to tackle major tree work, giving an up-close look at some serious farm-scale forestry equipment.

The rain refuses to stop, but the crops are looking strong and the farm is greener than ever as winter conditions settle in.

Harry discusses changes to inheritance tax relief, the Farming Profitability Review, and the personal journey that led him into farming.

With farming margins under pressure, Harry explains why a strong 2026 harvest could be crucial for farms trying to stay profitable.

A powerful 517HP wood chipper processes farm waste into usable fuel, showing how leftover timber can support heating needs at a nearby chicken farm.