- Location
- south norfolk
Newts tend to like piles of rubble and stone to hide in.ive never seen a newt in a wet area
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Today at work
- Thread starter Penmoel
- Start date
choochter
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- Location
- aberdeenshire
This greeted me this morning. AGAIN. I seem to have bred a little escapologist.
- Location
- Near Colchester
They must like it, there is some sort of tie up with the national newt people to reinstate this pond.
Tomtrac
Member
- Location
- Penrith cumbria
Hi when working in a near by quarry i had the job to clear out all the new saplin trees and grass growing i part off a disused quarry we had to do one sixth every year so it all got cleared in six years bit it grew over in 2-3 as the sediment in the bottom was so rich in nutrients
They come out newt counting every year or so recon its one off the highest. Number off newts in the country
Its only a foot deep at the deepest
Tomtrac
Member
- Location
- Penrith cumbria
Hi i have always fancied one how much is a start up one
Mice work do you do it free hand or is it a computer driven
Were you out with the trailer delivering again
Fraserb
Member
- Location
- Scottish Borders
That's all done on the cnc one.
Fraserb
Member
- Location
- Scottish Borders
Do you mean a start up handheld one or the cnc one.
No picked a plough up from the drain at kelvedon hatch , another tsr 111
Chae1
Member
- Location
- Aberdeenshire
Getting caught up with the plough now. Ploughing round about cows! Not looking too bad for having been outside since April.
This is Livestock/Arable which a lot of you guys seem to get excited about. This field will be drilled with spring barley in next fortnight. Weather permitting. Cut mid August. Stubble turnips drilled straight after. Cows on early November, come off now to come inside to calve. Starting next week. After they've calved they'll be fed draff, which is a by product of whisky production. Which the malting spring barley is being grown to produce malt for whisky. They'll be bedded on straw from spring barley thats grown in these fields and the muck will go back onto these fields. But beef production is inefficient and destroying the planet.
I know my front windows disgusting.
This is Livestock/Arable which a lot of you guys seem to get excited about. This field will be drilled with spring barley in next fortnight. Weather permitting. Cut mid August. Stubble turnips drilled straight after. Cows on early November, come off now to come inside to calve. Starting next week. After they've calved they'll be fed draff, which is a by product of whisky production. Which the malting spring barley is being grown to produce malt for whisky. They'll be bedded on straw from spring barley thats grown in these fields and the muck will go back onto these fields. But beef production is inefficient and destroying the planet.
I know my front windows disgusting.
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grim
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- Location
- south island new zealand
Tomtrac
Member
- Location
- Penrith cumbria
Tomtrac
Member
- Location
- Penrith cumbria
Ive just seen on an other topic plasma cutters at lidl for nr £80 but bet they all gone now
im not doing this to aggravate you but what breed of cattle are those please? Look very nice, very clean too, must be light ground?
- Location
- norfolk
Subsoiling some ex spud land, bit breezy out ?
Chae1
Member
- Location
- Aberdeenshire
There Salers, a french mountain breed.
Its very light ground. Ideal for keeping cows out on and for spring barley for malting.
Lincs Lass
Member
- Location
- north lincs
I'm convinced you are in another country, that or the whole farm has a giant umbrella over it,,sand land round here is like bog, still got lakes from last weekend.
Fraserb
Member
- Location
- Scottish Borders
Yeah theres a thread on a welding forum about the Lidl plasma cutters and a good few folk have bought them.