- Location
- norfolk
It's perfect at the moment tbh, should be up and away quickly, best drilling conditions I think I've had since 2018
Today at work
- Thread starter Penmoel
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- Location
- Darlington
If you tried that here, you would have a tonne of clarts on each tyre 
- Location
- Lancashire
Oh i made sure of that
- Location
- Lancashire
Back in the again, its just the depth that varies
again, its just the depth that varies
Is that all from lambing?!Back in the
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Gerbert
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- Location
- Dutch biblebelt
Had this combination in for milling rye and barley. Odd guy, odd combination, I suppose it's handy for tight spaces.
- Location
- Hereford
Yes but considering I did clean it out not that long ago .........We've all seen the inside already, so Nowt to be ashamed of with a working tractor
- Location
- Bury St Edmunds, Suffolk
I don't think my sheep could get that high up the bedding - not whilst in lamb anyhow. Breed your hill sheep more athletic up your way!Back in the
- Location
- Breckland
Just under 50mm here, but heard reports of 150+. Your 160 tops everything.
- Location
- Lancashire
Not all of it, mate drops some off when hes to much, never have enough since the milk cows went
- Location
- Lancashire
- Location
- West Kent
61mm of rain yesterday so putting the/vetch/phacelia cover crops in, 50mm line nudge and sowing between the stubble
If you tried that here, you would have a tonne of clarts on each tyre
FFS. Still nothing here
- Location
- norfolk
11mm at ixworth, still irrigating
- Location
- Breckland
Hopefully with nearly 50 I will have finished for the year. Bloody hope so, I haven't much left on my licence
- Location
- the brecks norfolk
I may be a bit out my cousin a mile across the fields from me recorded over 140mm so we may have had what he had or we may have had the 160mm we made it. Dads house was on the verge of flooding which is something we've never had happen before.
We caught the tail of a storm this afternoon, it was just enough to make the seed stick to the spreading plates but again another cousin two villages away had 27mm in half an hour......rum ole weather!!!!
- Location
- Exeter, Devon
- Location
- Near Colchester
It was a lovely sunny day here in sunny Essex, the straw was too wet to even flip over so lets go muckspreading....
Things going well until I got back to the heap for load number 8.
a full half inch in the 10 minutes it takes me to get rid of a load, abandoned ship at that point.
Back to doubling (or more) the value of the cultivator I found in the bushes the other week. The yard had dried by then.
Things going well until I got back to the heap for load number 8.
a full half inch in the 10 minutes it takes me to get rid of a load, abandoned ship at that point.
Back to doubling (or more) the value of the cultivator I found in the bushes the other week. The yard had dried by then.
- Location
- North West Wales
Granny and sucking eggs here niw maybe but you do know that there’s usually a procedure for tightening them clamp bolts back? On Volvo BLs it was a certain torque, wait sonething like 30 minutes, another torque and a final angle tighten. On another note we’ve had to do the two slew rams on our NH in last 18months!!