Silage Season 2018
- Thread starter Bald Rick
- Start date
- Location
- Northern Ireland
He's left quite a generous stubble. Not rolled perhaps?
Hanspree
Member
- Location
- Lancashire
Was thinking the same. Bit of a waste
- Location
- Northern Ireland
I don't think it's brilliant either, but every inch of stem is needed this year...
- Location
- Northern Ireland
My uncle told me today he's going to need a third cut, if he can scrape some together. As beef and sheep, I don't recall him ever having taken a third.
Farmer_1994
Member
- Location
- Oakbank, Manitoba, Canada
Raking up a light cut of oat regrowth today
- Location
- Northern Ireland
Good grief that's flat. And big.
Well dang my breeches. So far today doing WW wholecrop, the chopper has had a small fire, one of the tractors has had a senior moment and stopped working and the loadall carrying out more additive took sympathy from the chopper & caught fire too. None of the fires were serious and quickly dealt with but really.
At least the new pad is holding up
......... so far
At least the new pad is holding up
......... so far
Well dang my breeches. So far today doing WW wholecrop, the chopper has had a small fire, one of the tractors has had a senior moment and stopped working and the loadall carrying out more additive took sympathy from the chopper & caught fire too. None of the fires were serious and quickly dealt with but really.
At least the new pad is holding up
Well these things come in 3s apparently, and it is Friday the 13th
. Glad there was no major damage doneAre you using the new pad after only 3 days? Braver man than me
holywell farmer
Member
- Location
- holywell, north wales
Did have a stiff drink in the eveningWell dang my breeches. So far today doing WW wholecrop, the chopper has had a small fire, one of the tractors has had a senior moment and stopped working and the loadall carrying out more additive took sympathy from the chopper & caught fire too. None of the fires were serious and quickly dealt with but really.
At least the new pad is holding up
holywell farmer
Member
- Location
- holywell, north wales
Looks good
Farmer_1994
Member
- Location
- Oakbank, Manitoba, Canada
Yes, yes it is. Quite nice for gps and autosteer.
Gerbert
Member
- Location
- Dutch biblebelt
Whitewalker
Member
Slurrykat trailers on foreign shores .
ollie989898
Member
Well dang my breeches. So far today doing WW wholecrop, the chopper has had a small fire, one of the tractors has had a senior moment and stopped working and the loadall carrying out more additive took sympathy from the chopper & caught fire too. None of the fires were serious and quickly dealt with but really.
At least the new pad is holding up
Holy smokes Batman, talk about luck!!!
CJ Hall
Member
Yes sir, also NC trailers and lagoon mixers, UK imported tractors too
CJ Hall
Member
About half an hour from the border with Detroit