How many cat 3 link balls have you gone throughCross ploughing last years tattie field. Top is soft but still frost below. Its very bumpy and making me feel travel sick.View attachment 936470View attachment 936471View attachment 936472
Its not exactly 90 deg. Just picked one fence to go off to try and get the worst (wettest) bit done first. 45deg would have meant more turning on bad endrigs. The root of frost is making it worse and I was try a gear faster than yesterday (yesterday I left my 15 year old nephew to it).
Main problem was 200mm of rain before it was lifted in October. Field all been subsoiled on last frost and some of it grubbed to level it.
Is it going up?
Nothing like getting that water flowing!!
You can't have ordered that long ago, or else you bought it dear at the time. Nitram is now £270 I think. Bought in November for £65 per tonne less.it’s up best part of £30 a tonne since I ordered....
And I thought I was doing well mauling out the last of my beet...
lucky you darnt even look at ours , its abit wet here , carnt see them being lifted before spring!
Wish I hadn't let them carry on.some mess to sort out in the spring
Had to do the walk of shame after. "getting so near yet so far away." 
A bit off topic but our Ford 7610, here since about 89 was A863-TOO. Nr. plate labelled Coulters of Evesham. Whenever I hear of Evesham it comes to mind. Ford 7710 no longer here had a label from Croft & Blackburn, Rippon. B85 PHO. Strange the way some little details stay with you.
Coulters of Evesham, thats a blast from the past, also Avon Valley tractors up by the station for MF.
@Bill dog above is texel gingemong and below is charolais gingemong yesterdayDry this morning and then 10mm of hail mid day made conditions tacky putting bales out this afternoon View attachment 935822
Lambing started this morning with this set of pure Texel twinsView attachment 935823
