Tony Reeckman

As someone who’s done quite a bit of fencing over the years I really feel like straightening these barriers #tdu #tdu2013

Had a quick trip around the North East Victoria Silo Art Trail. This is St James @GrainCorp silos,artwork by Tim Bowtell from Benalla. #siloart

Scattered groups about to crest the Taminick Gap climb.Lead group have about 200m to the top.#JHST #Suntour

Thankful to have the product but crikey I find stacking bales of straw boring. Got about 1700 to do all up #harvest19

We’re on the home stretch with about 16 Ha to go and the harvester decides it needs a new Tyre.Not only do they have one in stock but are here within 1 hour to fit.Murray Valley Tyre and Auto in Yarrawonga,exceptional service 👍

Had to do this to the old 9650. The S660 hasn’t even done half the hours before needing the same thing #harvest19

Wheat going into Rivalea Corowa.Grown with Impact. #harvest19

Nice evening for it #harvest19

Wheat going into the Corowa Malthouse #harvest19

It’s not a tree friendly year for Canola.Crop pretty decent away from them.

I reckon all augers should come with Hammocks.Could surely hang one in that A Frame somehow #lazyfarmer

Never been to a gain intake where somebody hasn’t tried to lift the roof with their tipper

Nice to finally have the big toys out to play with. Very pleased with my first ever crop of Barley.

Finally she’s ready to go. Purchased as an unfinished project.All 6mm plate and really well made.I had some welding to finish,paint and shelving.Hopefully get a chance to fire it up pre harvest. #smoking

As well as my brewing project I have a Waghu Brisket on the Kamado Joe. It’s been going for 5 hours and I’ve just boated it in some foil and tipped the little beer into the foil.Back on for a few more hours.

Brewing a beer with leftover bits and pieces from the last couple of years.Always seem to be brewing in stormy weather 🤷🏽‍♂️ Might call this one “Too Bloody Late” Pale Ale

Interesting to see all the Melbounre to Sydney Jet Trails so visible this morning.

The results of this Trojan Wheat crop chopping exercise were a pleasant surprise. Yielded 19.099 Tonnes/Hectare. I’m tipping it’ll be the best return per/H of any crop on my property.

A bit sad to see this crop of Trojan being chopped.Bloody Ryegrass causing problems.Still pleased we’ve got something reasonable to cut and a good local market for it.