- Location
- Lincs / Notts
No different to one piece of ergot in a load of grain = rejection.
Beet yields 2020
- Thread starter phr49
- Start date
It isn't though isn't it? BS have weigh bridge tickets for all dirty beet that come in. I'm sure they have all the weighbridge tickets for the dirt and stone they sell. This would give them the tonnes of clean beet. If this figure wasn't close to the tonnes of clean beet paid to growers at the end of the season we should get a rebate. You would have thought NFU sugar could work that out
- Location
- Breckland
It's been a bug bear of mine for years.It isn't though isn't it? BS have weigh bridge tickets for all dirty beet that come in. I'm sure they have all the weighbridge tickets for the dirt and stone they sell. This would give them the tonnes of clean beet. If this figure wasn't close to the tonnes of clean beet paid to growers at the end of the season we should get a rebate. You would have thought NFU sugar could work that out
One stone in the sample can add 10% to the dirt tare. But it doesn't represent the whole load in general.
Any sampling anomaly that is significantly different to the average dirt tare should be changed at the end of season to reflect the growers average dirt tare.
- Location
- the brecks norfolk
I have mentioned this before but what pisses me off the most about BS is the bloody sampling. Got done on 1 sample applied to 5 loads out of 28 for stones off the pad. Ring make a complaint oh that's fine we will get it sorted. Get an email back saying that no decision can be made until I have lifted some more beet. WTAF all the rest of the beet is off different land and different pads, so how will that help? Are they really that stupid? I don't want to have an argument with them but they are doing my head in. probably because its run by the useless NFU
@Flat 10 don't worry I recon all the extra revenue the NFUs are getting from the self congratulatory levy increase will all be put to good use making sure tares are all far and correct..........oh wait a minute who the fudge am I kidding!!!!!It isn't though isn't it? BS have weigh bridge tickets for all dirty beet that come in. I'm sure they have all the weighbridge tickets for the dirt and stone they sell. This would give them the tonnes of clean beet. If this figure wasn't close to the tonnes of clean beet paid to growers at the end of the season we should get a rebate. You would have thought NFU sugar could work that out
Mixedupfarmer
Member
- Location
- Norfolk
Would be interesting to know how much sugar each factory actually produces compared to what it pays for. I wonder if NFU sugar have this info?It isn't though isn't it? BS have weigh bridge tickets for all dirty beet that come in. I'm sure they have all the weighbridge tickets for the dirt and stone they sell. This would give them the tonnes of clean beet. If this figure wasn't close to the tonnes of clean beet paid to growers at the end of the season we should get a rebate. You would have thought NFU sugar could work that out
Its not difficult to get surely? i think they do as thats why we now get paid for crowns. I still think they need to reconcile the dirty beet in v dirt out and paid for clean beet v actual clean beet.
- Location
- Essex
Penultimate Beet harvest.
Exfarmer
Member
- Location
- Bury St Edmunds
I have not gone through the 70 odd pages here, buti understood all these these things were balanced out at the end of the year. Further balancing payments are made for issues which come up a few years later.
We certainly received payments from ten years previous, a few years back
We certainly received payments from ten years previous, a few years back
Can i come and have a day on , the cat
- Location
- the brecks norfolk
Bury is on a go slow for the next 5 days for maintenance.
Have the maintenance team actually done any work to the factory's while they've been closed for the last 6 months or have they just walked around scratching there watsits and drinking tea.
Have the maintenance team actually done any work to the factory's while they've been closed for the last 6 months or have they just walked around scratching there watsits and drinking tea.
- Location
- Lincolnshire
Finally cleared the shed of 200 tonnes that’s been in there for 3 weeks. Remarkably sugar was still well over 17% though violet root rot was making its presence known. Dirt 2.5% over cleaner. Dried out so it shelled off well. 400 tonnes still in the ground. A bit wet now so leaving it for a bit. It’s been painfully slow getting it into Newark and my haulier has a lot to clear so I’m not rushing it. Just hoping it doesn’t get boggy.Bury is on a go slow for the next 5 days for maintenance.
Have the maintenance team actually done any work to the factory's while they've been closed for the last 6 months or have they just walked around scratching there watsits and drinking tea.
Exfarmer
Member
- Location
- Bury St Edmunds
have they not just had another good blaze?Bury is on a go slow for the next 5 days for maintenance.
Have the maintenance team actually done any work to the factory's while they've been closed for the last 6 months or have they just walked around scratching there watsits and drinking tea.
- Location
- Lincolnshire
Is that what the mystery payment is on my remittance advice? Couldn't find any other documentation for it. Would nearly buy a tractor tyre for me.Bonus payments from last year though
- Location
- south norfolk, uk
Front or back
Used!Front or back
- Location
- the brecks norfolk
Ive got enough for a wheel barrow tyre!!!!!!
Although,I was talking to a chap yesterday and he's bought a new car for the missu AND a combine with the beet bonus money, I dread to think what he'll buy with his bps.....a new fendt probably!!!!!
Corgi or dinky
Corgi, dinky or Britain's?Ive got enough for a wheel barrow tyre!!!!!!
Although,I was talking to a chap yesterday and he's bought a new car for the missu AND a combine with the beet bonus money, I dread to think what he'll buy with his bps.....a new fendt probably!!!!!
Was it Simon SmithIve got enough for a wheel barrow tyre!!!!!!
Although,I was talking to a chap yesterday and he's bought a new car for the missu AND a combine with the beet bonus money, I dread to think what he'll buy with his bps.....a new fendt probably!!!!!
- Location
- the brecks norfolk
Who??????Was it Simon Smith