Uncle Tommy and the Jaguar in the Corn Field

In September 2009, on the back part of the farm, a Claas Jaguar 860 chews up a corn field and spits out silage, which will be stored for winter use as cattle feed. The Jaguar sells for $400,000, rents for $200 an hour, and looks like the nightmare offspring of a lawnmower and a Tyrannosaurus Rex.

Uncle Tommy worked in the Jaguar's wake, scooping soil samples. The soil will be sent to a lab, which will analyze it and recommend a fertilizer plan for the coming year.

That song behind Uncle Tommy is Passing Me By from The Pharcyde. I don't know any details about the song behind the Jaguar, which was played on John Digweed's Transitions radio program.

Category:

Travel & Events

Tags:

• Claas Jaguar 860
• Rudolph
• Wisconsin
• Uncle Tommy
• farm
• corn
• soil
• Passing Me By
• The Pharcyde

[shizzyfinn]

actually, YouTube tells me that the audio is blocked in some countries, so if that's you, I apologize, but there's nothing I can do.

[shizzyfinn]

not sure what you mean, core

[shizzyfinn]

muchas gracias Monkete!

[creativecore666]

music please

[TheMonkete]

Cool vid Shane !!

Just subscribed to your channel to keep up to date.

Tomas