Recent content by Buggi man

Going for G.S.4 on arable land where we need fencing grants,, & sfi on grassland where we've got fencing & would prefer less restrictions .

Wasn't actually sure if you could on gs4,, . In our case could do with cashing it if it has a value. I suppose it would need to be at least £20/ bale to make it worth wrapping.

Seen a few ideas on silaging, looks promising, think you can silage sfi h.l.,, not sure if you can on c.s G.S.4 though?

Good to know H.V.F. , seriously want this to work. If it works & can graze & cut successfully could be a big game changer for us .🤞

Maybe on the grass land ? Just trying to avoid a massive build up of material that even disc drills can't cope with. We like to plough after break crops, for a nice clean start.

Picking up an old thread here, Planning on growing GS4 as a grazable break crop on arable land;; & sfi herbal ley ,as a reseed on grass land, to cut and graze. Just a bit concerned about having too much material to sow into , when it's time to reseed again, at the end of each ley. Any body got...

(It looks about a week early here). Having second thoughts, looks very drought stressed , & the test areas look a bit singed .

De - canted error mix , . Made fresh batch with 1% A/S, just waiting for , slightly cooler conditions then going Twice @ halfrate ( 17u Urea instead of 35 ) 2wks apart 🤞

Sorry, its a liquid mix for crop spraying growing milling wheat.

Hi , Just wondered if anyone has mixed A/S 21/60 with urea to get better protein boost in milling wheat. Have been getting away with 5% inclusion, but have accidentally dropped a whole bag in mix to make 10% ratio. Cheers .

Hi , just wondered if anyone had a Housam A R. 3 - 4000 L , about 2003 -10 5-7000 hrs , £ 15 - 20 ,0000 Decent condition, cheers .

Wish i could upscale like you to clamp size, but we're buying in ,hence Small quantities

The idea was to conserve it for summer months, but have a trial run now,to see whats best.

Cheers, have clamped with hulls myself,so without a clamp now , just wanted to clamp pure beet in a neater way, to give about a ton a day, without mess and waste.