Richard Perkins walks his farm in autumn, showing misty mornings and lush grass that lets him graze cattle deep into winter. The video includes a poem by Iver about growing wheat and ends with Perkins promoting his book and winter masterclass.
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Welcome back to another video. Autumn's rolling in. Misty mornings. This is my very favorite time of year. Feels like autumn coming. In the savannah. Moving eggmobile. Hello, cows. Nice to see you this morning. I'm out in T shirt, but it is a little bit nippy. But this is the time of year and it gets super beautiful with the mist in the meadow. And later on, deeper into autumn, it gets so misty here that you can come out in the morning and you can just see a cow's face sticking out the mist with the odd tree in the background. It's very hard to see more than 30 meters or so. It's beautiful. My favorite time of year. And with this cool, damp weather comes nice lush grass growth. And that's one of the benefits of planning our grazing well is we get to graze on some really beautiful pasture late into the year. This is what we're going on to now. Knee height, beautiful thick stemmed, happy grass plants. Hey, what do you think about it? See all the strawberries in the background? Strawberry season is finished. Boscow's coming up last. Not very like you, Malam. First off the line. Always. Up to my thigh. Thick leaves. Look at these beautiful thick stems. That is a blade of grass. One leaf as long as my arm. Beautiful. Well, doesn't take long. And then the sun burns up all the mist. We've been having beautiful hot summer days and August can be a beautiful month like that.
I am walking to a farm to grow wheat I'm walking to a farm to grow wheat the sky is blue, the sun is yellow. I'm walking to a farm to grow wheat the duck is white, the pond is gray. I walk into a farm to grow wheat My plough is made of wood the black earth is soft. I'm walking to a farm to grow wheat the sherry's teak, the handle ash My plough is made of wood the black earth is soft the duck is white the pond is gray the sky is blue the sun is yellow. I'm walking to a farm.
To grow.
Wheat the sun is yellow to grow wheat yellow.
Thanks, Iver. And I'm off again soon with the kids. Got to head off to the east coast as well as head off back to the west coast. Gracie's here till the end of the month, so I'm making the most of it in the glorious weather before autumn really kicks in and it starts getting too cold to be out and about. Hope you enjoyed the video, folks. Don't forget to check out all the links below if you want to support us. Buy our book, check out the free online trainings and sign up if you want to be part of our masterclass. That comes out in the winter edition and we'll see you in a video soon.
