- Location
- Scotland
Today at work
- Thread starter Penmoel
- Start date
- Location
- East Sussex
mot winds them up some however gently you get it done. Had one cow die in its sleep last year and two aborted
got to read nearly three hundred of ours tomorrow and not looking forwards to it.
REStracTORATION
Member
Getting nearer to the big reveal
I presume planning has been secured already?
grainboy
Member
- Location
- Bedfordshire
Oh yes, been nearly 15 months since first looked at job.
- Location
- Darlington
Wondering who you get your paints off,,,,,,,,,,,,,erm,,,would it be,,,HMG paints by any chance
- Location
- East Sussex
1st set of Tb reads done and time for brekkie in the shed!
solo
Member
- Location
- worcestershire
Tb read here today on B & B cattle. All clear ?cakes but no bbq ?
That's a good thing!1st set of Tb reads done and time for brekkie in the shed!
If I had one of them in the shed my wife would never see me.
- Location
- Exeter, Devon
Looks like we’ve upset somebody!
davidroberts30
Member
- Location
- pembrokeshire
Shows the mentality of the vandals....
- Location
- South wales
#kids it’s fine to vandalise property
solo
Member
- Location
- worcestershire
Spread some layer manure on Monday but had to wait until today to lightly work it in.. It did a fantastic job last year on the nematode issues I have been experiencing.
Did it it do anything to the nematodes then? i assumed it helped by feeding the plant better?
puntabrava
Member
- Location
- Wiltshire
Nice crop of wheat in Hampshire today
puntabrava
Member
- Location
- Wiltshire
Sorry to see that. Chin up.
solo
Member
- Location
- worcestershire
Spread on top of growing wheat in the dry spell last spring. Wheat plants definitely grew away, but weren’t doing so using bag fert only. It made the ground unfavourable for the nematodes to live in and transformed the crop, hence repeating the exercise this year. Leaving the soil firmer for drilling will help with manganese deficiency too.
- Location
- Near Colchester
Not breaking the law any more.
Well, that law anyway.
Ferret finder was spot on, first time that I had used one to find a drain.
Collar attachment in a bag and taped to the end of the rods (27 of them until the blockage)
That is where the thing said that the blockage started.
Sadly I had to leave the excitement at this point and took no photographs, suffice to say that the mark was less than half an inch out, shame that we had to Kango up the garden path to get to it. I have put a garden chair over it for now, so bodge almost completed, I may get back to finishing that job off after calving, lambing, silage, hay making, harvest and drilling. There should be a gap before the cows come back in.
Well, that law anyway.
Ferret finder was spot on, first time that I had used one to find a drain.
Collar attachment in a bag and taped to the end of the rods (27 of them until the blockage)
That is where the thing said that the blockage started.
Sadly I had to leave the excitement at this point and took no photographs, suffice to say that the mark was less than half an inch out, shame that we had to Kango up the garden path to get to it. I have put a garden chair over it for now, so bodge almost completed, I may get back to finishing that job off after calving, lambing, silage, hay making, harvest and drilling. There should be a gap before the cows come back in.
- Location
- south norfolk, uk
Bit of muck spreading this afternoon.
- Location
- South wales
When’s the old girl going to get a bit of tlc on the bonnet
