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Farmer Simon give us our daily bread.

Farmer Simon is looking at where our bread comes from. Then we meet a couple of unusual visitors to the farm yard.

With thanks to Lucy Wilkinson of Shiplake Primary school for the filming and video production.

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Simon BeddowsDecember 8, 2020

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Preparation for next years crops. We try to move as little soil as possible. The machine is running at about 50mm deep. #horsch #johndeereeurope

Not long now to harvesting the forage maize. Perhaps 2 weeks sun has really driven it on.

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