Today at work

Speedstar

Member

Location

Scottish Borders

• Jun 29, 2019

• #100,661

davidroberts30 said:

Dont take me wrong on this but we are a lot further south than you and are used to drier weather

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Not saying you are right or wrong , We are doing a lot of trail work on this at the moment .

 

roscoe erf

Member

Livestock Farmer

Location

South Wales UK Famous for rain and sheep

• Jun 29, 2019

• #100,662

still plodding on

got the rear end all fixed

then put the first and last bearers on squared up and line down the middle for the rest to go on square (well that's the plan )

 

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TripleSix

Member

Location

Helmsley, North Yorkshire

• Jun 29, 2019

• #100,663

Whats the best job to do on the hottest day of the year?

Clip sheep of course.

Set the Mrs on, I catch and wrap...

Had a mate come to help, we will have done 100ish this aft.

I got the baler out for it pre season check over.
I know it needs a bearing, will get into that tomorrow

 

ste

Member

Livestock Farmer

Location

Derbyshire

• Jun 30, 2019

• #100,664

Surveying structures on s viaduct in Manchester. I’m 2nd an on the machine invade they get stuck

 

mtx.jag

Member

Location

pembs

• Jun 30, 2019

• #100,665

Speedstar said:

There was lots last year put on with dribble bars in the dry weather , it all dryed out & the fibre was in the grass as it was put on top of the leaf , same with slurry splash plated

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There was no leaf when it was applied,it was straight on to the stubble,no saw dust or straw as it’s from the parlour wash tank.
They do the same every year and never had a problem when they have the silage analysts done

 

Farmer Roy

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Arable Farmer

Location

NSW, Newstralya

• Jun 30, 2019

• #100,666

Made it back home this weekend, quick paddock inspection of the chickies I planted a few weeks ago
Coming up ok, but there are areas where the wild pigs have just followed the rows along to dig out the seeds, leaving furrows like this behind

 

ste

Member

Livestock Farmer

Location

Derbyshire

• Jun 30, 2019

• #100,667

Daylight picture [emoji16][emoji16]

 

Forever Fendt

Member

Location

Derbyshire

• Jun 30, 2019

• #100,668

Early start to fit 20 crane beams then back to ted grass and row up

 

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Yorkshire lad

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Mixed Farmer

Location

YO42

• Jun 30, 2019

• #100,669

bitwrx said:

Like because that's a nice tractor. And a nice tidy yard. Not because the old girl broke down.

(Stereotyping wildly here, but why is it all Dutch - and German - yards are so tidy?)

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J

 

Speedstar

Member

Location

Scottish Borders

• Jun 30, 2019

• #100,670

roscoe erf said:

still plodding on
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got the rear end all fixed

View attachment 815396 then put the first and last bearers on squared up and line down the middle for the rest to go on square (well that's the plan )

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Do you like the drawbar as far back as you have it ?, or are you going to still tow your A frame trailer

 

roscoe erf

Member

Livestock Farmer

Location

South Wales UK Famous for rain and sheep

• Jun 30, 2019

• #100,671

Speedstar said:

Do you like the drawbar as far back as you have it ?, or are you going to still tow your A frame trailer

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its that far back for the a frame trailer

 

Speedstar

Member

Location

Scottish Borders

• Jun 30, 2019

• #100,672

More Slurry this week

 

Hurdle bunter

Member

Location

shropshire

• Jun 30, 2019

• #100,673

last couple of weeks

finished off at a house renovation job I’ve been involved with

took these to market

done more of this

did some sheep shopping

 

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Never Forgotten

Honorary Member

• Jun 30, 2019

• #100,674

roscoe erf said:

still plodding on
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got the rear end all fixed

View attachment 815396 then put the first and last bearers on squared up and line down the middle for the rest to go on square (well that's the plan )

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Will it be ready in time for the fodder flossie season ?

 

Chae1

Member

Location

Aberdeenshire

• Jun 30, 2019

• #100,675

choochter said:

Nope. Still, weather forecast for the next few days is good.
(can still hear the thunder now)

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Plenty drooth today!

 

Forever Fendt

Member

Location

Derbyshire

• Jun 30, 2019

• #100,676

Now to get these wrapped and moved

 

choochter

Member

Location

aberdeenshire

• Jun 30, 2019

• #100,677

Chae1 said:

Plenty drooth today!

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Aye, therefore I have ditched the haybob meantime, and mowed another 10 acres.
unfertilised grass, cant believe how heavy a crop it is!

 

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Breckland Boy

Member

Mixed Farmer

Location

Breckland

• Jun 30, 2019

• #100,678

Beet showing a little stress today. So I will give them a drink.

 

Tomr10

Member

• Jun 30, 2019

• #100,679

Silly bales

Baling xtx165 and welger 630

 

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Dman2

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Location

Durham, UK

• Jun 30, 2019

• #100,680

Busy weekend on the grass
1st 12 acres 242 bales
Then moved into the grass field on the banks above the winter barley
Wish these bales wouldn`t roll as well as they do

3 of the buggers got away ( only one was my fault, tother was wifes who was leading and put 2 down together to pick them up better)
Wonder if it will stand back up again