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      mawleymoos replied to the thread Tractors stolen.
      Update!!! Tractors have been found around Telford!! Been to check them over today! Don’t seem to be smashed up at all! Mainly plates and...
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      mawleymoos posted the thread Tractors stolen in Crime and Security.
      2 x NH tractors stolen from our farm in s.shrops early this morning! Blue Powers t7.270 with a ton of weights on fl and a Blue power...
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      mawleymoos replied to the thread C an f / Tcw wind turbine.
      Thanks! I am not sure what it takes to monitor/service these turbines? If any service technician can work on them or not? Or whether...
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      mawleymoos replied to the thread C an f / Tcw wind turbine.
      Thanks for this! I may take you up on your advice! But for starters I would love to hear what,if anything has happened to Tcw! Is there...
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      mawleymoos posted the thread C an f / Tcw wind turbine in Renewable Energy.
      Has Anyone got 50kw plus c and f wind turbine being serviced by anyone else other than c and f or Tcw? I was upset by c and f and their...
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      mawleymoos reacted to Steevo's post in the thread Mobile phone mast contract with Like Like.
      It doesn't sound believable I'll admit. It's certainly not fair. Another one of those things that if the public were treated the way...
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      mawleymoos replied to the thread Mobile phone mast contract.
      Thanks for your comments and the links to other threads that I hadn’t seen! It looks like I was told the reality! Just didn’t want to...
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      mawleymoos replied to the thread Mobile phone mast contract.
      Hi all! we have a mast on quite a good rental! however the lease is up for renewal, and they are offering us a lot less that we were on...
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      mawleymoos replied to the thread Alternatives to Sawdust.
      We have Teemore mattresses which are probably similar! Have been on oat husk for years! Not as absorbent as some products though! (But...
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      mawleymoos reacted to Blue.'s post in the thread Alternatives to Sawdust with Like Like.
      I use the straw for feeding,now and again if I’m out of sawdust I stick it through the ag dispenser,the type of straw has a huge bearing...
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      mawleymoos replied to the thread Alternatives to Sawdust.
      Teagle have a 404m that cuts very short,I had one before I bought a roto grind,good machine but slow Are you putting the straw through...
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      mawleymoos replied to the thread Alternatives to Sawdust.
      Am I right in saying that the teagle’s that are being used is the 404/505 range of barrel type choppers to use in cubicle bedders? What...
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      mawleymoos replied to the thread Alternatives to Sawdust.
      Also heard of a chap at market Drayton with a haybuster but that is probably an hour and a half by car! Wil probably give him a buzz...
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      mawleymoos replied to the thread Alternatives to Sawdust.
      Local contractor is no longer doing it! He has a rota grinder that chopped some for feeding a few years ago! Felt a bit long for...
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      mawleymoos replied to the thread Alternatives to Sawdust.
      Just been informed that oat husk will be like hens teeth! Looking at the possibility of grinding straw and putting through a bobman! I...
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Fields to Fork Festival 2025 offers discounted tickets for the farming community.

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The Fields to Fork Festival celebrating country life, good food and backing British farming is due to take over Whitebottom Farm, Manchester, on 3rd & 4th May 2025!

Set against the idyllic backdrop of Whitebottom Farm, the festival will be an unforgettable weekend of live music, award-winning chefs, and gourmet food and drink, all while supporting UK’s farmers and food producers. As a way to show appreciation for everyone in the farming community, discounted tickets are on offer for those working in the agricultural sectors.

Alexander McLaren, Founder of Fields to Fork Festival says “British produce and rural culture has never needed the spotlight more than it does today. This festival is our way of celebrating everything that makes...
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