- Location
- Lincolnshire
It must be touch and go more economical to pay the bspb by the hectare at that weight.
So who has started drilling ?
- Thread starter robs1
- Start date
It must be touch and go more economical to pay the bspb by the hectare at that weight.
Interested in the logistics of this. Have you kept the drills running round the clock with night shifts?
No night shift but each drill also has a person providing logistics, I keep one going and there’s a couple different people who have helped out to keep the other going.
i bought this to keep a drill going but mainly for the big fert spreader In the spring. 50/50 split hopper, very useful and much safer. (And much cheaper than you would think)
What do you have pulling the Avatar up clay slopes? What sort of forward speed do you have with each drill and how is depth control and coulter pressure across that width of drill? Has the huge straw residue this year caused any problems?
Impressively efficient set up to be fair to you!
We missed all that rain a few days ago in North Suffolk.
Impressively efficient set up to be fair to you!
We missed all that rain a few days ago in North Suffolk.
The avatar is on a puma 240 but it’s not really enough for some of our hills. Depth control good.
we tend to run both drill about 8-12k.
straw has been abit of an issue with the sprinter but nothing to do bad, been doing headlands first otherwise you risk dragging residue and dropping it when you lift out making the last headland round a nightmare.
- Location
- Perthshire (It's a big place!)
Home saved skyscraper 56g, going in at 375 seeds.
What’s the legal limit on seed with low tgw.
I’ve been sent some Costello at 38, which considering it’s always been a plump big seed, is disturbing
- Location
- south norfolk
It was.my contractor who came to put the pre ems on said it was so perfect he could not see the drill joins and I have not got any or em markers on my drill.I’ll get some pics
nick…
- Location
- south norfolk
pic taken this morning.been in 8 days.amazed how much the cooler weather has slowed growth in the last few days
nick...
- Location
- Perthshire (It's a big place!)
Had some claire at 35 a few years ago, germ was 100 and I was assured that vigour was good, it grew fine,
I wanted to drill everything ‘naked’ but tests have shown high disease levels so u fortunately have used and SPD.
- Location
- East yorks
Might see where my seed is monday if it hasn;t come by then
yellow belly
Member
- Location
- south west lincolnshire
a lot of extra seed to the tonne !!!
Fish
Member
- Location
- North yorkshire
