Archaeology Stops Farming? Trial Pits Cut Through Our Fields Without Compensation To Date

In today’s video, we face a major challenge as archaeological test sites cut through large areas of our farm, all at this stage without any compensation. While we fully respect the importance of protecting history, the disruption to farming operations is very real, and we show you exactly what this means on the ground.Alongside the trial pits being dug, the team continues pushing hard with yard levelling, cleaning grain stores ready for mustard, repainting the crawlers, installing rodent shield protection around the combines, and clearing building materials. It’s a full-on day of real British farm work, problem solving and preparation.We also get stuck into tractor repairs, repainting steel beams, hedge cutter maintenance, and packing out P.X. merchandise orders, with the new P.X. calendars officially arriving too. From archaeology to day-to-day farming realities, this episode shows the unseen pressures that modern farms face alongside food production.If you enjoy honest, behind-the-scenes farming, make sure to subscribe and comment your thoughts on the archaeology works and how situations like this should be handled.For those interested in our new merchandise:https://pxfarms.myshopify.com/P.X. Farms is proudly supported by:Hectare - https://www.wearehectare.comSpaldings - https://spaldings.co.ukAgrii - https://www.agrii.co.ukAnglia Farmers - https://af.farmCharles and Dean - https://www.charlesanddean.com/px-farmsSyngenta - https://www.syngenta.co.ukFendt - https://www.fendt.com/uk/RTKFNet - https://www.rtkf.netChavereys - https://chavereys.co.ukHorsch - https://www.horsch.com/en/homeLodi - https://www.lodi-uk.comS&A Buildings - https://www.s-and-a.co.ukAll views expressed in this video are our own and do not reflect those of our sponsors.Follow us on:https://www.instagram.com/px_farms/https://www.tiktok.com/@px_farmshttps://x.com/pxfarmsContact:Email: [email protected]