Recent content by 50ShedsofHay

Steve Heard. He's left farming now to pursue other enterprises, not sure what they are.

Bet she's lovely on the road @ 40k

TBH that makes little sense. The material is diatomaceous earth. It's not a poison or conventional insecticide and does not kill soil microbes. It works by virtue of its high content of microscopic diatom bodies, comprising very hard and sharp silica. This traps in the joints of an insect pest's...

Couple of wine bottles once in a blue moon. Best though was a win of two tickets on the Herald of Free Enterprise to Zeebrugge. Won at a Cubs raffle in I think 1986. No one else interested to go - Never got used :oops: .

The massive and superbly made table leg would foil this plan. Leaving them to continue on the on the same path, after routing and executing the perpetrators, of course.

Quite a story, well worth a watch.

When in Montana.

Someone had said USDA crop inspector Larry Croft ;)

From a US grain marketing group I look at. A member set up a trail cam to look at his corn and spied this chap on the 6th June.

This pair

It's taken automatically by all merchants I know of, or have ever dealt with. Does it get to the PGRO? Who knows. Probably can make a phone call and demand it is removed, but has anyone done that? Constitutes £300 - 600 per annum, depending on cropping mix. Not really getting much benefit at...

Cheap and useable, something by Record, pre Irwin. New, perhaps Yost...

PGRO levy is now £ 0.99 per tonne (AHDB / HGCA £0.46), up from 75 pence circa 2012.

Both Windy and Ventusky are very good. Once you find your way around them you can flick between various running models. GFS, ECMWF, ICON, AROME, etc. Every other forecast derives from one of these. I often have people tell me the BBC is more accurate than XC (cross country). One uses GFS as the...

I have the same situation with an old pre fab bungalow, unfit for habitation by any resonable assessment. Utterly mad.