GeorgeK
Member
- Location
- Leicestershire
That's not soil, it's brown mist
Wheat drilling 2020
- Thread starter Flintstone
- Start date
- Location
- North West
You mean like this
Been trying to get winter barley drilled up last couple of days, down to the last 20 odd acres. Hopefully get back on some wheat later this afternoon.
- Location
- Lincolnshire
- Location
- Mid Lincolnshire,UK
Your lucky! Rained or heavy drizzle most of the morning, now no wind or sun. What drills please?
Doesn't look to have suffered a great deal .
- Location
- Berkshire
Same here with my Bean “catch crop”View attachment 913984View attachment 913985
Nelson wheat into osr stubble, I almost feel like a proper farmer DDing into green crop.
I’m going to have to join Twitter at this rate
- Location
- Lincolnshire
2x 6m vaderstad. Seedbeds are well prepped so Coulter's only. It's "tacky" but has barely dried in two days so it's going in. Not going to get better. Just spraying off some ex grass land for my brother.
- Location
- Foothills of the Quantocks
Swapped drills, putting Extase into the linseed and pea stubbles, and some contracting into Maize.
Wheat drilling 2020 is done here
Wheat drilling 2020 is done here
- Location
- North West
2nd to last field of winter barley in this morning.
Finally back into wheat this afternoon, some more Lili going in.
Putting the pressure on the plough man again
Finally back into wheat this afternoon, some more Lili going in.
Putting the pressure on the plough man again
ollie989898
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Swapped drills, putting Extase into the linseed and pea stubbles, and some contracting into Maize.
Wheat drilling 2020 is done here
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How does the Primera cope with maize stalks? You're on that lovely red dirt which is cheating.
- Location
- East yorks
A shadow while drilling wtf 
- Location
- Foothills of the Quantocks
Anything still attached to its roots just pulls straight through, but some longer stalks do bridge across the front until the toothed closing wheels catch it and drag them under.
I must admit the soil is in excellent nick this autumn, hasn't been slotty at all which our soils are quite prone to
Not seen that drill before, checking it out now
- Location
- Snodland kent
There’s a few in Kent, very underrated drill in my opinion, Amazone don’t seem interested in pushing it.Not seen that drill before, checking it out now
- Location
- Lincolnshire
- Location
- Bedfordshire
Tried Barley into some of my heaviest soil. Awful behind the wheelings so stopped.
Will try some easier stuff tomorrow.
Will try some easier stuff tomorrow.
- Location
- Lincolnshire
- Location
- Darlington
There are some awful messes as I have driven around this week. Bit of death by roller' and some fields of sludge. This heavy rain has started to do damage. Still plenty on ploughing puddles in and following straight behind with the drill. The weather over the following weeks will decide whether they or right or not IMHO
You've been round mine then .