Harry's Farm
S01:E12 - Farm Costs Are Soaring
Harry's FarmS01:E01 - Rain, Sunflowers & the Future of Farming
September brings rain, sunflowers and a major decision about the farm’s future as Harry considers whether continued investment still makes sense.
S01:E02 - Big Tractors, Great Weather and Wheat Drilling
Good weather brings the big tractors back into the fields as wheat drilling begins, showing the machinery, preparation, and work behind the next harvest.
S01:E03 - Wheat, Trees & Another Policy U-Turn
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.
S01:E04 - When Growing Nothing Beats Growing Wheat
The 2025 harvest figures are in, revealing the financial reality of growing wheat, while another delivery of Zoo Poo arrives on the farm.
S01:E05 - The 21-Tonne Chainsaw Comes to 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.
S01:E06 - Relentless Rain, but the Crops Are Thriving
The rain refuses to stop, but the crops are looking strong and the farm is greener than ever as winter conditions settle in.
S01:E07 - Farm Tax Changes, Profitability and Becoming a Farmer
Harry discusses changes to inheritance tax relief, the Farming Profitability Review, and the personal journey that led him into farming.
S01:E08 - Why the 2026 Harvest Could Be Make or Break
With farming margins under pressure, Harry explains why a strong 2026 harvest could be crucial for farms trying to stay profitable.
S01:E09 - A 517HP Wood Chipper Turns Farm Waste Into Fuel
A powerful 517HP wood chipper processes farm waste into usable fuel, showing how leftover timber can support heating needs at a nearby chicken farm.
S01:E10 - New Hedges, More Zoo Poo & Endless Rain
A new hedge is planted as more zoo manure arrives on the farm, while persistent rain continues to shape the work and conditions across the fields.
S01:E11 - New Farm Rules & the Future of Tree Planting
Harry examines the latest SFI farming rules and discusses the wider debate around tree planting, land use, and how farms can respond to climate pressures.
S01:E12 - Farm Costs Are Soaring
Diesel and fertiliser costs rise sharply while grain prices barely move, showing why profitable farming is becoming increasingly difficult.
S01:E13 - Saving £10,000 as Storm Damage Hits the Farm
Harry explains how he reduced farm costs by £10,000, assesses damage from Storm Dave, and considers whether growing crops next year still makes financial sense.
S01:E14 - Tree Work, Drought & a Fertiliser Gamble
Contractors remove trees near power lines as dry weather continues. Harry also weighs whether to buy fertiliser now or wait until 2027 as costs remain uncertain.
S01:E15 - Burst Pipes, Big Bills & an Uncertain Wheat Crop
Burst pipes and rising costs add pressure on the farm, while the wheat crop looks promising. Harry considers whether growing it again next year still makes sense.
S01:E16 - Combine Season Begins & the Alpacas Get Sheared
Alpacas Get ShearedThe combine is fired up, the alpacas are sheared and Harry explains why he has already bought fertiliser for the 2027 harvest.
S01:E17 - Farm Policy, Net Zero & a Promising Harvest
Harry discusses concerns around current Net Zero policies while assessing the crops, with signs that the 2026 harvest could become one of the farm’s strongest.
S01:E18 - Too Hot to Combine in July
Extreme summer heat brings harvest work to a halt as Harry asks why conditions are already too hot for combining in early July.
S01:E19 - Harvest Arrives Three Weeks Early
Harvest begins three weeks earlier than expected as hot weather affects the fields. Harry starts combining to see whether the heat has reduced this year’s yields.
S01:E20 - Inside the New Big Baler and This Year’s Straw Plan
Kaleb gives a tour of his new big baler, while Harry explains why all the straw is being baled this year and how it fits into the farm’s harvest plans.