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Stayed on a cottage near attleborough Norfolk a few weeks ago reading the welcome pack all eco friendly composting toilet etc. tea coffee etc all fairtrade. Noticed sugar came from Ghana or some such country. Couldn’t help leaving a note pointing out that being in prime sugar beet country it was...

Just dug bag of Aldi self raising flour from cupboard which states grown in Britain on bag so sugar probably is from anywhere I hadn’t noticed difference so no more Aldi sugar!

Fuelcard services shell diesel 156.95p next week

Find it strange that wardy mentioned it in his sunday vlog and that he would be at NFU council Monday, but then in his Wednesday edition yesterday completely ignored it .

24mm in our gauge since yesterday morning all being pumped out to sea

A long time in Lancashire!

Have driven on and off since new a pair of 2018 puma 240,s with climate control and both the are exactly the same, rubbish it doesnt work manual controls much better.

The reason for the no conserving rule with forefront is that the resulting muck from when fed to housed animals if spread on land destined for potatoes affects the plants after they emerge. Just keep it away from potato land and you will be fine.

Put daughter on van insurance (bipper) last week, when i rang nfu lady told me that if we hadnt had everything, tractors, business etc they wouldnt have done it. I asked about car to choose for her first vehicle and was told whatever it is nfu would be out on quote as they didnt want to insure...

Primex at garstang will build to your spec

Use a 403 and lifting ibc off lorry has to be done with machine perfectly straight and on flat surface full ibc is beyond its safe limit really

Depends on variety but good start would be 500'000 seeds to acre. Sowed thousands of acres but always sowed on seeds to acre basis. Perhaps for bunching would be better on 2 row discs for stronger tops.

Spoke to Andy quite a few times always good for a chat .very sad news. Rest in Peace Andrew.

I cant help think you are fussing over nothing. There will be no restrictions on any following cropping after carrots harvested or otherwise. The crop if harvested and marketed would be able to be eaten raw so i think looking for reasons not to plant a following crop will be futile.

Some very nice early cropping of veg grown in the south of cumbria above morecambe bay which i believe used to be part of Lancashire !!