Saw it on here somewhere so thought I'd better look into it.
All fixed Scottish Power tarrifs only have the unit rate fixed. The standing charge can go up or down. My broker insists that's not true but conversations with 2 separate Scottish Power advisors have confirmed it. And it's in the...
Have you got some kind of micro climate where you are, and sandy soil? Too wet here to even get the muck tipped on the fields. If it stopped raining today we'd need 2 drying weeks before we could think about starting.
So much land work stacking up. Its going to be hectic if does ever dry up.
I wonder how many folks failed to get their ww drilled so are having to carry it over to next season, then ordered expensive spring barley seed and are now faced with the possibility of falling to get that in too.
Just signed a 3 year single rate with Scottish Power. 65000kw pa. 21.78 ppkw, 208p sc so your deal looks pretty good.
B Gas, who I've been with for years were 25ppkw and 65p sc.
Worked out around £1400/ year saving.
Still painful though as I'm coming to the end of a 13.65 ppkw contract.
Pure...
Remember the first year I grew oats and vetch as a cheap and cheerful cover crop. Grew like stink. I sprayed a small area off in late Jan to tip muck on. The rest of the field was left until late March. I looked at the biomass and thought it would be doing the soil structure the world of good...
Guess the main thing is to keep it greased so the bushes don't wear.
Do swivel rings travel better. Guess it's safer for the tractor if the trailer tips over.
At the end of January they all the forecasts were predicting a cold dry blocking high from mid Feb onwards.
I lost count of the number of times the 10 day forecasts were wrong last year.
So I take any long range forecasts with a pinch of salt these days.
I cannot for the life of me understand why they have to have such a high minimum spend for some of the grants. Once again they penalise the small guy whilst the big can get bigger. 60k of panels would be something near 100kw which is more than the average farm would need.Surely its better to...
Last time we failed to drill our ww was autumn 2019. We drilled it the following Feb (around now) in good conditions and it preceeded to pee down for the following 2 weeks giving us poor establishment. The weather can turn very quickly at this time of year.
Ironically, last Feb would have been...
Bolts came out easy ish. Did the same as you and cranked engine to rotate pulley a big. Threads just look coarser in the holes. Probably fooked them totally now trying to get a different bolt in there!
I'll screw something in if that's the way to get it off. Just didn't want to be screwing...
Definitely should be enough movement but that coupler hasn't been moved since the day it was put together 17 years ago!
Thought I'd sussed it with the threaded holes. They must be there for a reason.
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