You forgot 'raps', well that's I would say anyway
Crossways to previous pass. If I were to say overwort to the lads here, They'd look at Me like I had two heads
You forgot 'raps', well that's I would say anyway
pikes or pikework in worcs TBH....familiar with 'overwort'
Cross-roads on.
I know a farmer who would roll a field one way, then again at 90 degrees. Some sow grass that way too. Before tramlines came in, I knew a farmer who started one seeder going one one side of the field and another working st 90 degrees.
Before the advent of slug pellets, this was an early form of slug control. Two passes at 90 degrees with a Cambridge roll left a pattern of squares on the ground. The theory was that slugs could only make right turns. A slug would then only be able to eat any seed in one square and would keep going round and round until he starved to death.
pikes or pikework in worcs TBH....familiar with 'overwort'
Before the advent of slug pellets, this was an early form of slug control. Two passes at 90 degrees with a Cambridge roll left a pattern of squares on the ground. The theory was that slugs could only make right turns. A slug would then only be able to eat any seed in one square and would keep going round and round until he starved to death.
