I bet she knows exactly where you are. Mrs AJR75 seems to know exactly where I am before I've even got there!
Today at work
- Thread starter Penmoel
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That's the trouble with the Ladies, they can be a bit devious....imagine registering on TFF and then following your OH.....
solo
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- Location
- worcestershire
It’s easier to activate the phone trackerThat's the trouble with the Ladies, they can be a bit devious....imagine registering on TFF and then following your OH.....
Nearly
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- Location
- North of York
Turn phone location off.
solo
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- Location
- worcestershire
Looks like the digestate was more lively than I gave it credit for.. 
Headland broadcast one to two weeks later is filling up slowly but only has the benefit of some bagged N.
Iris fodder radish from @greatingrass has outgrown the flea beetles.
Sweetcorn in the veg garden is being ravaged by some hungry critter.
Edit:- just been to get tonight’s tea and the vermin have stripped 13 cobs completely. They won’t be having any more as I picked them all.
Headland broadcast one to two weeks later is filling up slowly but only has the benefit of some bagged N.
Iris fodder radish from @greatingrass has outgrown the flea beetles.
Sweetcorn in the veg garden is being ravaged by some hungry critter.
Edit:- just been to get tonight’s tea and the vermin have stripped 13 cobs completely. They won’t be having any more as I picked them all.
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Martyn
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- Location
- South west
I’ve been on the phone helping trade along, did you get your tractor?
- Location
- Hereford
No .. went past what I wanted to give but now wishing I had raised my sights bit but the 5% buyers premium soon adds up and it was about £380 to get it home
Normally if I go to buy then I buy ...but not today !
- Location
- Hereford
What was you interested in ?
- Location
- Hereford
Anyway back work ....
Changing the conditioner fingers on mower
Changing the conditioner fingers on mower
- Location
- LINCOLNSHIRE/KENYA
We are in France on a pilgrimage. No not Lourdes, Le Mans.
Looks like the digestate was more lively than I gave it credit for..
Iris fodder radish from @greatingrass has outgrown the flea beetles.
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Sweetcorn in the veg garden is being ravaged by some hungry critter.
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Suspect your vermin are mice stripping the cobs
grainboy
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- Location
- Bedfordshire
And another day done,
Martyn
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- Location
- South west
Forager & muck spreader. Pleased for vendor they had good retirement sale, kit looked well maintained. Don’t come SW buying 10% commissions down here 🫣
- Location
- Near Colchester
Moving muck out of the yard into a field heap from which it will be spread once the moling man turns up.
Lovely to see an almost empty pad, have had 80 loads off here lately.
Lovely to see an almost empty pad, have had 80 loads off here lately.
- Location
- northumberland
Waiting on the roller man so I can get the last of the barley pre-emed before the rain in the early hours
Fraserb
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- Location
- Scottish Borders
2wheels
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- Location
- aberdeenshire
no steak and thatchers when you get home.
I have to ask why does lot of farmers, tip muck in the middle of the field ?
When I was contract muck spreading, I could never understand, because the compaction use to be horrendous in middle of the field, around the heap then the spreader’s going left and right across the middle of a field to start, then going up and down field with the tramlines ,
When it could be tipped on the headlands which it’s got compaction from harvest , then the spreader’s pickup the tramlines and keep to control traffic situation, so if you want to subsoil everything is flowing in one direction.
On our land we do not do Control traffic but everything as to follow the drilling direction, no turning around in the middle of the field and go back you have to travel to the end of the field and back down way of the drilling.
This is when someone drove across one of my fields without me knowing, and it showed up in the linseed.
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