Today at work

pine_guy

Member

Location

North Cumbria

• Sep 19, 2017

• #79,401

Sun put his hat on and came out to play. Forgot to bring his friend Wind to the party. But eventually got the binder wound up and knocked another ten acre off.

Came back and fed milk calves in the dark, pushed silage forward for stores I laid in yesterday. One had ripped the shell off of its horn. Bleeding like a stuffed pig. So emergency dehorning session.

 

Landyman

New Member

• Sep 19, 2017

• #79,402

A bit o work this side o the border

Then set about the weeds etc

All the while being a nosy fecker over the hedge

 

Steevo

Member

Location

Gloucestershire

• Sep 19, 2017

• #79,403

mrs mtx said:

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Pic 2 looks like he's just got off the NH after running trailers!

 

Adeptandy

Member

Arable Farmer

Location

PE15

• Sep 19, 2017

• #79,404

Managed to sneak a load of Panarex on the OSR after a day extending a heating system [emoji41]

 

A1an

Member

• Sep 19, 2017

• #79,405

Stalking the high ground for the next few weeks. Pictures of stag taken through binos with iPhone.

 

mrs mtx

Member

Location

Pembrokeshire

• Sep 19, 2017

• #79,406

Steevo said:

Pic 2 looks like he's just got off the NH after running trailers!

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Is that not what other 2 year olds do

 

Steevo

Member

Location

Gloucestershire

• Sep 19, 2017

• #79,407

mrs mtx said:

Is that not what other 2 year olds do

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Most 2yr olds know to stay well away from blue tractors!!

 

Sitting Pretty

Member

• Sep 20, 2017

• #79,408

Andy12345 said:

View attachment 579410 Ploughing organic grassland for a neighbor today, nice bit of dirt and a plough many seem to dislike

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Andy12345 said:

View attachment 579410 Ploughing organic grassland for a neighbor today, nice bit of dirt and a plough many seem to dislike

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mirror like boards

 

bovrill

Member

Mixed Farmer

Location

East Essexshire

• Sep 20, 2017

• #79,409

Sitting Pretty said:

mirror like boards

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I've only just realised that is a reflection of the dirt on the boards. When I first saw the picture, I just assumed it was like here, and the clay is so sticky that you always get a layer stuck on the boards as you pull out of the ground!

 

Tomtrac

Member

Location

Penrith cumbria

• Sep 20, 2017

• #79,410

Landyman said:

A bit o work this side o the border
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Then set about the weeds etc
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All the while being a nosy fecker over the hedge
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I Thought you were sat on a block of wood in a forest chopping kindling with no phone signal
Or sat by the fire with no grass to cut rolmfao

 

llamedos

New Member

• Sep 20, 2017

• #79,411

Landyman said:

A bit o work this side o the border
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Then set about the weeds etc
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All the while being a nosy fecker over the hedge
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Looks like someone planted that with a wild flower mix!

 

Pan mixer

Member

Mixed Farmer

Location

Near Colchester

• Sep 20, 2017

• #79,412

bovrill said:

I've only just realised that is a reflection of the dirt on the boards. When I first saw the picture, I just assumed it was like here, and the clay is so sticky that you always get a layer stuck on the boards as you pull out of the ground!

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Ours have nice little sausages of clay stuck to the board as well as on to the furrow - makes it not very easy to pull

 

Daniel

Member

Location

Mildenhall, Suffolk

• Sep 20, 2017

• #79,413

Doing a bit of subcontracting for a friend today, as a tudor forklift driver/craftsman.....

 

REStracTORATION

Member

• Sep 20, 2017

• #79,414

Brew time update is Gearbox time

 

Steevo

Member

Location

Gloucestershire

• Sep 20, 2017

• #79,415

Daniel said:

Doing a bit of subcontracting for a friend today, as a tudor forklift driver/craftsman.....View attachment 579976View attachment 579982

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Glad to see you're bringing back an age old craft. Tudor forklift drivers are a right rare species these days, almost all of them seem to be modern now....

 

robbie

Member

BASIS

Location

the brecks norfolk

• Sep 20, 2017

• #79,416

As the beet were dry we thought we'd have one last walk through to pull any remaining weed beet.

 

quattro

Member

Location

scotland

• Sep 20, 2017

• #79,417

Ploughing and drilling

 

quattro

Member

Location

scotland

• Sep 20, 2017

• #79,418

Truck recovery
It was amazing it didn't tip over

 

Will 1594

Member

Mixed Farmer

Location

Other side of the river to sandringham

• Sep 20, 2017

• #79,419

Got a start today in the cactus field craft barley Come shooting time their will be onion flavour pheasant

 

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Will 1594

Member

Mixed Farmer

Location

Other side of the river to sandringham

• Sep 20, 2017

• #79,420

@quattro how does front linkage handle the old dowdy swing press