Recent content by David.

A quick Google gives some insight, and highlights threads on here back to 2015. I just wondered what the back story was.

No idea, perhaps it's not common knowledge yet. But not to be flippant, I infer that Openfield have been marketing the grain for CMG, who I took to be Camgrain, and that the arrangement may or may not have ceased, for reasons as yet unknown.

Is it common knowledge what has actually happened yet?

Will.that be scrap, or go for refurbishment?

USDA report is never the farmer's friend.

I can't see it being a problem, surely it will just bend back on itself. Regarding installing posts, they push in very easily with a loader no sleeve required. Anything that drives by impacts, I'd have a sleeve personally so as not to distort the post top. Putting posts into existing wire will...

Andersons; aren't they the ones who have always produced figures demonstrating that, despite being several hundred acres of owner occupied good land, Loam Farm could never make any money? Perhaps they'd be a good firm to fight a rent review.

It's cranked the wrong way to put the conventional baler over, so the tractor tyre pinches the straw row a bit less.

A less scrupulous dealer in that scenario might have been the auctioneer's helper...

The ring end doesn't have a reverse button to get in the way, and there are about 18 clicks in 90⁰

Be interesting to see if Customs can muster the enthusiasm to check hand luggage from Africa for food, not been anyone there last twice I've flown into LHR from Canada:mad:.

Remarkable how many yards of baler twine will wrap around one of these Reminder to self; line markers for fences should be rolled up and not left to grow into the grass :rolleyes:

That's very dear, 6pk of Branston, which are imho the best, is £4.00 in Iceland and Sainsburys. Trolley App is your friend.

Middle class problem. Be plenty of Heinz beans to go with the nuggets.

I drilled some later than this last year, they had a groat in them, but we're still green when the wheat was cut.