Been using a Kelly Harrow today breaking up maize residue, and then going over a field that has been direct drilled to spring . Kelly Harrow doing a fantastic job.
Edit .
Forgot to say the as the small discs are rotating at speed there is no bunching of residue as you can see, un like a tined...
So after all this time how do you rate your Kuhn Megan’s Tine drill. I see a local estate has one as well as two Horsch drills and apparently the Megant has been able to be go when the Horschs couldn’t this spring.
Off topic.
Remember doing that job with a cabless International B-275 tractor and local blacksmith made harrows.
Although very young I am sure there “was” some money in farming in those days as I think dad wrote a cheque out for everything, a very far cry from these days ,with nearly everything...
I applaud the Australian Prime for congratulating the police officer for shooting that guy who stabbed all those helpless people while enjoying a day out .
Can’t see a UK prime minister doing that, :banghead: :banghead:
Those in authority get weaker by the day over here.
If you regularly plant spring barley in the second half of April and later , what are the things one can do to try and end up with a reasonable yield, “providing the weather does what you would like it to do ( which it very rarely does):banghead:
I live quite close to Cirencester park . One of the problems now is that it’s become a real tourist attraction, so needs more up keep and sadly more litter to be picked up.
Also I have been told it’s nothing to see up to 6 commercial dog walkers vans parked , and the commercial dog walkers...
I think the combi drills do a good job, from what I have seen this spring they are more forgiving than where cereals have been planted into slightly compacted soil with zero till drill.
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