Skyfall sold out?Hope you’ve kept your own seed or you won’t be
Skyfall sold out?Hope you’ve kept your own seed or you won’t be
Hope he has a hydraulic roll over sheet!Grain lorry due tomorrow evening. Always right in the middle of the heaviest rain forecast for the week.
Apparently so.Skyfall sold out?
I have only about two days drilling to do, if the seed ever turns up. Not having a go at the transport firms, it's just that sod's law seems to have been prevalent this year!Hope he has a hydraulic roll over sheet!
Would you prefer it to turn up on a nice sunny day when you were planning to make an early start drilling?
No- one has ever managed to increase moisture loading a lorry in the rain, give the driver a sample out the shed to test if they find moisture.I have only about two days drilling to do, if the seed ever turns up. Not having a go at the transport firms, it's just that sod's law seems to have been prevalent this year!
My father on 15 September was telling my son that we should have been half drilled up he has said it every year since he retired in 2001And yet our fathers and grandfathers wouldn’t drill wheat until well into October , with November being seen as the optimum date .
What’s gone so wrong that people are panicking at the end of September .
I suppose they had livestock to look after as well. All arable farming gives you too much time to think and worry .
had close to 5inches here in last 10 days.bit soggy everywhere[QUOTE"]
had an inch in the last week
5 inches here would need 2 blowing dry weeks to dry out ploughed landhad close to 5inches here in last 10 days.bit soggy everywhere
nick...
We have had 20mm less compared to last year when it started raining in September. Only had 10mm in the last 3 days so far here but will get more later I’m sure. Further south In essex an hour drive they have had 60mm.