I don't think many FACTS qualified advisors will be willing to put their neck on the block, so your only option is to add an inhibitor (or flaunt the crazy rule). About £4/ha for the liquid I am using (last application of 3). More concerned about the scorch risk to be honest.
Got 60kgs N on as liquid 2 weeks ago. Crops are now green again, apart from barley, but that is sat very wet. Surprised some is still alive. Wheats started going backwards big time 3 weeks ago, so glad I made a mess in places to get some on. Will be a while before can travel again
I managed to make the 999 call by mistake as well. Was busy sweeping a bin out, phone in pocket, singing away to myself. They phoned, asking if all was ok. I apologised profusely, at which point the chap said ‘so you bloody should with a voice like that’.
They explained that even with keypad...
I haven’t managed to cut half my hedges due to the wet…..oh well, I’ll do them next year.
There is enough grief in the job without going to look for it, leave them alone.
I am no expert, but have a very successful box on the outside of my workshop. I had a male roosting in the shed, and asked my owl man what to do. He suggested a box on a nearby willow, as apparently they like a clear view out from the nest site. I ignored him, and put up a box on the back of the...
When I was a kid, our ponies ate grass or hay, grew a coat in winter to keep warm, and got on with it.
I now ‘sponsor’ 3 of the things. They have more clothes than I do, food is a cocktail of overpriced ingredients and remedies, the farrier, dentist, physio etc etc.
Makes a few days shooting...
Not if you’ve got any flint. Used some springs on a flat 8 sledge many years ago, and had 2 good fires baling straw. Couldn’t work it out, until walking alongside…..sparks everywhere🤦♂️
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