- Location
- Montgomeryshire
I was just going to post to remind you.
I'll send them a tenner too though.
Steve Barkley at OFC
- Thread starter Clive
- Start date
I was just going to post to remind you.
I'll send them a tenner too though.
Are you there? Keep us updated if so please
no - i’m skiing ! much more fun
keep me updated please
Annual payment
Not brilliant but makes a pass with the drill ‘free’
- Location
- S.E
Its not enough
- Location
- Essex
It's not compulsory.
- Location
- Northumberlandia
Its about time it was all rebranded too USFI
I'll let you all come back to me on that meaning.
- Location
- S.E
Its also not enough to encourage farmers to adopt their businesses. It only benefits the ones already doing it and on kind land. Ill reiterate my previous comments...where is the scientific evidence that no-till is more sustainable...it certainly isnt here this year!
- Location
- Lincolnshire
Yes, some have increased. I believe these also apply to existing agreements......
- Location
- Northumberlandia
I drilled some NO Till into a couple of headlands with the ph combi drill, next too nothing has grown
Mind all the rain hasnt helped i'll admit that. £73 ha there having a laugh.
I'll carry on cultivating land as i see fit then
wanton dwarf
Member
Good chance it'll do the same on surrounding land
All designed to destroy food production
- Location
- Montgomeryshire
The only drill I have is a Simtech, which is obviously a direct drill. How would anyone know if I was to run over with a set of discs (or any other cultivator) before drilling with my direct drill? I'm not in England, so can't avail myself of this bounty btw.
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- Location
- Northumberlandia
Did i heck its like a road underneath nowt would ever grow unless you break the compaction which of course a PH tine at probs 4" deep isnt enoughNo Till....with a ph combi
Did you take the tines out the ph
- Location
- Moreton-in-Marsh, Glos
Nothing like that here:
Winter Barley DD’d after Winter Linseed:
Picture taken 8th November.
Looks even worse today!
- Location
- Northumberlandia
I'll not show the pic of some WB here PH disc straight onto ploughing. Yes its costs more i get that but iam not a DD & most likely never will be neither Far too much of the wrong soil to start that carryon up here. Good luck to those who think its for them
- Location
- Northumberlandia
Pic later of one of mine, Rain has v luckily never affected it at all.
Unlike the last field of Oats i drilled which lye's on lower ground mind so the rain has had no where to get away since late Oct.
Half of the field is written off
