Ran some on the drying floor at 1m deep. Plenty of airflow maybe too much. But was at 80%humidity is that actually drying?
Or just burning electric?
Grain needs to be under 65pc to dry the grain, anyone know if the figure is different for Woodchip
I would get it silaged - even if that means giving it away or for v little. wait for regrowth to start, knock it back with gly, DD it (or DD on the green), then sort the clover out in Spring.
350ac earmarked for silage/hay.
100% . You need grass to grow where the legumes don’t otherwise you’ll get BG. Got a neighbour who regrets the legume only mix cos he had large amounts of BG where the legumes were slow or thin.
Before the car park the pipes just petered out hidden beneath soil and bushes next to a track.
Tbf the vol of water is not just from these drains but they are contributing.
We never expected the woodlands to be drained!
Want to block/stop a drain from flooding car park.
We dug out an area from a woodland for a car park. The ground level of the car park is 5ft below the woodland GL. Halfway up the created perimeter bank we came across a some Georgian drains which drain a sandy soiled woodland. They spill out...
That’s what I thought. The wired type is good if have a contiguous lawn but we’ve got patches here and there.
The guy says they come and map the whole of your grass/lawn that you are likely to want to cut. Then it’s good to go
Went to a dealer nr Oxford recently about a different matter. Noticed his Kress robotic mowers. He said that they don’t need a buried wire and some can cope with long grass. Kress are the German Husqvarna I gather. I’m
Has anyone had any experience of the non-buries cable type of robotic mowers?
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