That tow kit wants a gas axe , never had that in 25 years pulling a 30.
Today at work
- Thread starter Penmoel
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That tow kit wants a gas axe , never had that in 25 years pulling a 30.
Nearly
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- Location
- North of York
This year's crop of nosey buggers keeping an eye on me.
Then they went to hatch the grass seeds I scattered on the muck heap patch.
Then they went to hatch the grass seeds I scattered on the muck heap patch.
- Location
- Owaka, New Zealand
Got some lambs in and wiped their bums ahead of the truck on Wednesday
Wind had blown them pretty dry, and then went and dragged some steel through the neighbour's clods before the rain set in, again.
Nice to have our weather pattern back, all that sun was nice but...
Oh, and folded up a few more pigeons, as the gulls had taken the remnants of the last victims away. They're getting wise to me now, and staying away longer.
Wind had blown them pretty dry, and then went and dragged some steel through the neighbour's clods before the rain set in, again.
Nice to have our weather pattern back, all that sun was nice but...
Oh, and folded up a few more pigeons, as the gulls had taken the remnants of the last victims away. They're getting wise to me now, and staying away longer.
Philip Watkins
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- Location
- Back in Shropshire
Isn't that classed as a partial victory?
- Location
- Owaka, New Zealand
They are both incredibly smart, and incredibly stupid birds.
Smart enough to know I haven't walked away, but stupid enough to come within 50 yards.
Tally is over 90!
Philip Watkins
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- Location
- Back in Shropshire
Why, no one want to buy them?
Waste ones not fit for sale, hence the patches of them, returned and tipped out of boxes after sorting
Does make the patches where they are tipped really wet though
Philip Watkins
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- Location
- Back in Shropshire
I did wonder why they where in patches.Waste ones not fit for sale, hence the patches of them, returned and tipped out of boxes after sorting
Does make the patches where they are tipped really wet though
Princess Pooper
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- Location
- East Mids
P doesn't 'leach' and it helps root establishment and growth (important precursor for energy, cell division). It can be lost if index above 3 but if that is the case then why put it on. K more likely to be lost esp on sandy soils. That said, unless severely deficient then you're normally maintaining or building reserves anyway.
- Location
- East yorks
Prob is it's a 4m so not sure pc plod would appreciate no end tow
It does it all the time if it's tacky as I drive counter clockwise and that wheel runs on fresh turned soil
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- Location
- East yorks
48hrs
Philip Watkins
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- Location
- Back in Shropshire
8 days after planting
Landyman
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- Location
- Near Colchester
Went to a local farm sale and came back again to pick up my 'winnings'
And your doing it the right way up
Well if I use the camera instead of snapchat there the right way up
- Location
- Northumberland
Last run of 2017.
insuethyastic
late or not ?, it dont look to bad
better get i baled soon as,....mite get blown away
late or not ?, it dont look to bad
better get i baled soon as,....mite get blown away
- Location
- Northumberland
All Baled tonight as well. It was late drilled then 6 weeks drought after drilled and then it was totally flooded after that, so its had a tough summer! Was sprayed 3 weeks ago to even it up and was all standing so not a problem.