a labour defra minister would ban it
just look what they did to livestock farming tb and foot and mouth
look at margerate beckets years at defra
the leftest environmentlist elements in defra will not listen to wealthy farmers
they think all artificial fertiliser should be banned
100 litres water with half a litre holder
water moderately hard to hard
when I used liquid fertiliser mixing glyphosate and spraying for pre drilling was the fasted kill
if Some one and his mates came towards you with weapons in hand
shouting I will shoot if you come any nearer should be a good defence when you say I was threatened and they looked armed I fired in self defence
the farmer had 4 young men threatening him
there are cases where farmers have...
Long term Clover leys can be as productive
100 years ago it was the only system then n got cheap and easier to use
It take time to establish and is harder to maintain
Labour will stop the only effective control on the spread of tb
There is only one party to vote for that will maintain the control of tb
Unfortunately we do not have a very good choice of candidates
But that is nothing new
The last election was boris or Corbin
voting for the least damaging...
the ab 15 and nector mixes i have planted in the autumn have never looked that good in the late winter early spring and at this time of year
give them time top them and give them time they usually fill out by late june with the legumes taking over and smothering out the weeds
this year has...
prices are following the usa markets
which are all based on crop yield expectations which is based on weather forecasts
the speculaters in grain who drive the futures market price setting follow all the data all the time
what spot price we get at harvest will be determined by actual yields...
For those new to notil strip till and dd
the forum section on notill/dd Has had the above discussion since before tff was started
15 years of experience successes and failures all for free
A thin crop brackles over and can be harder to pick up compared to a thick crop that mats together
the higher yield of the thick crop compensates for the higher seed cost
the thick crop ripens more evenly with less secondary tillers in a wet august and combines earlier
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