155mm so far.
Harvest Start Date
- Thread starter Fragonard
- Start date
Muddyboots
Member
- Location
- Suffolk
Bl00dy ell, hope it can at least improve some of your harvest albeit to late.
29mm here in 4 goes, its all gone and just as dry again, crops just burning up in this heat[emoji22]
- Location
- Lincolnshire
Can't believe anyone bothers with the FW anymore.
Same here - WB and WO dying back in the heat and, on the heavier ground, WW still standing around in pools of water preventing any reasonable grainfill.
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It's one of the few good laughs still available.
In fact, this time last year I took out a year's subscription which had to be cancelled after only 3 months because the hard copies seldom turned up.
Then agreed an appropriate refund with them which has also failed to turn up, so the matter's now in the hands of the Office of Fair Trading.
- Location
- Lincolnshire
I can't believe it has any readers beyond the horsey "RR, Rayburn and a paddock for Persephone" lot. It's been a collection of adds and bulls**t for a while now.
- Location
- Suffolk
2 weeks?
AndrewB
Member
- Location
- Kincardineshire
You must be a patient man!!
In two weeks I would be scared it would of brackeled down.
Looks good to go to me.
Which is exactly what next door did yesterday.
Surprising and sad that there's been no pics up here yet, apart from the now traditional 35% moisture and 13t/Ha in Somerset from the yellow 'un.
We shall start 10th July as promised, even if that's well after everybody else for miles around here, with yields promptly posted.
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- Location
- Cirencester
Having just bumped into a friend, someone was cutting WB yesterday by all accounts but he didnt know any details apart from who it was.
- Location
- Foothills of the Quantocks
Dry but not ripe
Good lord, go go go
Biggest no go motivation hereabouts is not wanting to quantify exactly how bad the yields are.
We're definitely not starting until 10th July here, which is the day after the annual banksters' revue.
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GeorgeK
Member
- Location
- Leicestershire
But maybe just have a little go round the headlands to make sure everything's working... and well it's only a small field, be silly not to polish it off whilst you're thereBiggest no go motivation hereabouts is not wanting to quantify exactly how bad the yields are.
We're definitely not starting until 10th July here, which is the day after the annual banksters' revue.
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Yesterday walked in some winter barley (not mine)on Cotswold brash and I would think it may go the end of next week, but a bit of a dilemma as headlands still green!!!!
Never seen such a variation in ripeness.
The farm has just come on the market so at least prospective purchasers can see how poor the land is, as crops very thin, and no
fault of the farmer as he certainly knows what he’s doing.
Never seen such a variation in ripeness.
The farm has just come on the market so at least prospective purchasers can see how poor the land is, as crops very thin, and no
fault of the farmer as he certainly knows what he’s doing.
Then do the old saying go on holiday for two weeks then Start On return
