I thought that he was was a walston, my apologies to him then
I thought that he was was a walston, my apologies to him then
I thought that he was was a walston, my apologies to him then
I think the point to remember from the video is that 360 tons of wheat paid for abrand new 16ft axial flow combine
It would 1000 tons at least today
Like for like, a new 16ft combine.How old are you buying!
He is. You are correct.I thought that he was was a walston, my apologies to him then
I hope thats on the drawbar?And it now resides here with me..
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it is we pull the same on a arion 630 but might not be as deep.I hope thats on the drawbar?
Yes must say it was a bit of over kill there.. That was taken when it first arrived and we were all having a play with it.. Was tearing away there at 12-1400 rpm and didn't know it had it on..it looks like you need all that power on that fluff.
Hepworth was dead right about weeds, if u let them proliferate in the hedge, they spread into the field and tesult in a greater use of herbicide over the entire field.I remember Peter Hepworth came to do a farmers talk at Seale-Hayne when I was a student in the 90's. There was a lively debate when an environmentalist lady questioned his views..... Not long after took a job working for Peter's neighbours in East Yorkshire. His farm was exactly how I imagined it while reading his articles not a weed in sight. However in my cynical old age now they are not the 'best farmers in the world' as a lot of them like to think it is more to do with the brilliant free draining wold land in good cool climate fed by copious amounts of pig muck.... Tin hat on!
I remember Peter Hepworth came to do a farmers talk at Seale-Hayne when I was a student in the 90's. There was a lively debate when an environmentalist lady questioned his views..... Not long after took a job working for Peter's neighbours in East Yorkshire. His farm was exactly how I imagined it while reading his articles not a weed in sight. However in my cynical old age now they are not the 'best farmers in the world' as a lot of them like to think it is more to do with the brilliant free draining wold land in good cool climate fed by copious amounts of pig muck.... Tin hat on!
if you smack hedges down so tight that wood work wont survive , then all that will survive will be the likes of wild grass and other weeds not shrubs , that combined min til will allow things like sterile brome and black grass to multiply.Hepworth was dead right about weeds, if u let them proliferate in the hedge, they spread into the field and tesult in a greater use of herbicide over the entire field.
I took over a farm which had had unsprayed game covers for years among five yr set aside.
The weed seed burden from those area was incredible.
I converted to a organic after a good cleanup,but those areas were only suitable for grass
I believe you are right?, I remember his last column began:I could be very wrong on this but I believe Peter Hepworth died of a lung related disease,
I could be wrong though on both points.
Yes, I remember that.I believe you are right?, I remember his last column began:
'Due to personal mismanagement of the past this column will be my last'