Recent content by Iben

The pp application was to convert the lambing shed next to the shop into a restaurant. The 'pop up' restaurant was only a temporary thing anyway. Again, it's for the programme showing potential loopholes in planning laws. I agree, he broke planning restrictions with the stuff he was selling...

It's just an ego thing. I have an opinion on something, but want you to ask me to share it.

I think the point JC is trying to make with his restaurant is. Government cut subsidies to farming and say to diversify to make up for loss of income. When he applies for a diversification project to sell his and local produce, he is turned down. Often with quite bizarre reasons and...

Finished Tuesday then. 👍

So, if multiple companies want to market it. They each have to put it through the same registration process, providing the same data?

It does take a fair while to wash it off properly. Especially after the likes of polysulphate which has a lot of powder in it. Probably it's biggest downside.

I think there is enough out on farm globally to suggest they are accurate enough for the job required.

Once an active has become generic. Who pays for the re registration?

What are sulky spreaders like? Currently have the kv geospread and get on well with it. Might change this year. What are the sulky like? Main differences I see is sulky only use one weigh cell compared to kv 4 cells. How well does this work on hills/across slopes? How accurate is border...

Ha. Tilt and tilt turbo! The nostalgia keeps coming. 👍

Worked very well in the day.

Yep. Corbel and Calixin (?spelling) worked very well. Did Corbel not have some effect on rusts as well? Crops were cheap and easy to grow in those days, especially when epoxy came along.

Fractionally off op. Unix corbel on barley. 👍

Fife still does. Just we don't boast about it! 👍🤣