Today at work

Deerefarmer · Mar 17, 2018

Bit of the same around here past few days, no use to bore everyone with pics o

f same thing [emoji19] ,
Weather was clear today, had a spreading job close to the mtns, made for some good pics, I never get tired of these views here or anywhere else for that matter.
In other happenings at work suspected trans failure yesterday in red tractor,

and a sinkhole discovered in a field , gave it all due respect

cows sh#t me to tears · Mar 17, 2018

Got about 520 ac sown down now

bout 250 to go

Plus picked up a contract job bout 15 km away

nutha 100ac

3 lots of water going as well which makes things interesting

Our irrigation supplier has finally turned some of our channels to high level of service which means I can start water within 6 hours any time of day and finish within 2 hours. The old way was a man starting the wheel once a day and same for finish

new system gets 2 thumbs up

yellowbelly · Mar 17, 2018

Deerefarmer said:

Deerefarmer said:
a sinkhole discovered in a field

What's that in the hole :scratchhead:

Kiwi Pete · Mar 17, 2018

yellowbelly said:
What's that in the hole

Series 1 Landrover?

davieh3350 · Mar 17, 2018

Peter said:
You would need to speak french in this end of the country.
But if your serious, this good place to start lookin
https://www.agcareers.com/canada-all.cfm

Damn, no French...
Ta, nice looking bison farm job on there

got a pile of stuff to do here before I go off job hunting though.

yellowbelly · Mar 17, 2018

Kiwi Pete said:
Series 1 Landrover?

Nah, one of them would've just backed out.
More likely a Landcruiser

country_gal · Mar 17, 2018

R.B.H said:
Spraying PGR and manganese today,
View attachment 646852 View attachment 646854
Put this in earlier in the week, kindly donated by rights of way officerView attachment 646850 View attachment 646856 View attachment 646904 View attachment 646858
For @bovrill and @country_gal what we used to grow a few years ago

Wow! Beautiful this is my dream

Kiwi Pete · Mar 17, 2018

yellowbelly said:
Nah, one of them would've just backed out.
More likely a Landcruiser

It may be the underwire out of a giant bra, looking again at the pictures

Shovelhands · Mar 17, 2018

country_gal said:
Wow! Beautiful this is my dream

Well you should seize the day CG! And go get your dream

, those old Masseys won’t be around forever, so best get a good one while you can

roscoe erf · Mar 17, 2018

itsalwaysme said:
What saw is the big blade on the wall for

one like this

country_gal · Mar 17, 2018

Shovelhands said:
Well you should seize the day CG! And go get your dream, those old Masseys won’t be around forever, so best get a good one while you can

Wrong colour for me shov

I did used to grow a very small amount of my own flowers for my shop at my old house. The plan was to expand on that.....then things went Pete tong

Gator · Mar 17, 2018

Not a bit like yesterday

, horizontal snow, bloody bitter cold and blowing a gale

Pylon arms have a fare lean on um

roscoe erf · Mar 17, 2018

Gator said:
Not a bit like yesterday , horizontal snow, bloody bitter cold and blowing a galeView attachment 646952
Pylon arms have a fare lean on umView attachment 646954

windy much

Gator · Mar 17, 2018

roscoe erf said:
windy much

You could say that

spanners and hammers · Mar 17, 2018

if it that rough round you might put people off going to the dibnah sale

Gator · Mar 17, 2018

spanners and hammers said:
if it that rough round you might put people off going to the dibnah sale

Can think of better things to do.

spanners and hammers · Mar 17, 2018

funny thought that myself after looking on line at the catalog

Philip Watkins · Mar 17, 2018

Kiwi Pete said:
What does the buffer tank do- is it like a "receiving can" on a conventional milking plant?
Some incredible set-ups in your past pictures, I thought an 80 point rotary was impressive

I'm guessing it's a holding tank while the main tank is being washed after collection. Robots don't stop milking.

Kiwi Pete · Mar 17, 2018

Philip Watkins said:
I'm guessing it's a holding tank while the main tank is being washed after collection. Robots don't stop milking.

That makes sense.

Cheers, I am far behind the times apparently, robots "sort of" made an appearance here before most of them were replaced by rotaries.
Have only seen a few.

Bob c · Mar 17, 2018

Gator said:
Can think of better things to do.

its on i-bidder

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