Today at work
- Thread starter Penmoel
- Start date
- Location
- mid cornwall
Thursdays effort of getting the silage in, 2 fields from a separate block came in better than expected so may get added on the front next week
serf
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- Location
- warwickshire
You forgot to put the seeder into gear
serf
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- Location
- warwickshire
Take if there's no lim in it .... ours usually end up upside when doing such jobs
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- Location
- southern riverina Australia
when 7 ft posts won't do.....
10 ft stays driven in 4 ft , nice and solid .
More posts planted.
If only planted posts grew wire by themselves....
10 ft stays driven in 4 ft , nice and solid .
More posts planted.
If only planted posts grew wire by themselves....
Natureaddict657*
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It would be beautiful if you had a swing in your yard
holywell farmer
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- Location
- holywell, north wales
- Location
- pembrokeshire
you got a fortune there boy better get some security
holywell farmer
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- Location
- holywell, north wales
Got moved to another site that material,
grainboy
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- Location
- Bedfordshire
Combine on its way to Morocco,
Plough into stock,
Plough into stock,
Gerbert
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- Location
- Dutch biblebelt
And there was me thinking you didn't do the banana system, only proper metric.
Gerbert
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- Location
- Dutch biblebelt
New clogs, old ones where properly done. Painted ones where cheaper
Chris Cook
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- Location
- Lower Quinton, Warwickshire
So, the first week of May is now behind us, the weather has been half glorious, the lads have been quite jolly this week, must be the weather.
Boss Man Chris is back off his holibobs and all hands were back to the HS2 works near Kenilworth. This job has gone better than anticipated. The client has been very happy with the works carried out to date so the last few hundred metres of land drain were easy enough; everyone back in the yard for lunch on Wednesday.
Once done, Boss Man Chris moved the 15:15 straight to the next site in the Vale of Evesham with King Kev and Cool Hand Luke on washing duty for the afternoon. Things always look good when you pull up to a new job looking all sparkly clean. It also helps to be able to see out the cab windows so I have been led to believe!
Paul took a diversion to carry out some put down some growth regulator with his new to him Househam 3000. Apparently very comfy to drive and he is beaming about his Barley, which, by the looks of it is doing very well indeed.
Boss Man Chris was a little disappointed earlier this week when his 6 bags of fertiliser turned up. He was even more shocked that Royal Mail actually delivered on time!! Just need a trailer now as I told him, it would look better on the back of a trailer and not left dangling from a New Holland 742 long reach fork truck. Health & Safety nightmare I tell you!!
Dilly Bob has been in a funny one this week, mainly back to his old grumpy self, even after Boss Man Chris and Paul gave him lessons on the amount of calories per biscuit he consumed for Lunch on Wednesday. It did not seem to put him off though as after he politely offered them 1 each he managed to consume another 12 by himself. . . total calorie intake in 3 minutes of 24,698! And he wonders why we worry about the amount of cuddle factor he carries around at work!
Been a fantastic week lads, thank you for all the graft and laughs along the way. Have a dam fine weekend, stay safe, stay smile and we will see you all on Monday
Boss Man Chris is back off his holibobs and all hands were back to the HS2 works near Kenilworth. This job has gone better than anticipated. The client has been very happy with the works carried out to date so the last few hundred metres of land drain were easy enough; everyone back in the yard for lunch on Wednesday.
Once done, Boss Man Chris moved the 15:15 straight to the next site in the Vale of Evesham with King Kev and Cool Hand Luke on washing duty for the afternoon. Things always look good when you pull up to a new job looking all sparkly clean. It also helps to be able to see out the cab windows so I have been led to believe!
Paul took a diversion to carry out some put down some growth regulator with his new to him Househam 3000. Apparently very comfy to drive and he is beaming about his Barley, which, by the looks of it is doing very well indeed.
Boss Man Chris was a little disappointed earlier this week when his 6 bags of fertiliser turned up. He was even more shocked that Royal Mail actually delivered on time!! Just need a trailer now as I told him, it would look better on the back of a trailer and not left dangling from a New Holland 742 long reach fork truck. Health & Safety nightmare I tell you!!
Dilly Bob has been in a funny one this week, mainly back to his old grumpy self, even after Boss Man Chris and Paul gave him lessons on the amount of calories per biscuit he consumed for Lunch on Wednesday. It did not seem to put him off though as after he politely offered them 1 each he managed to consume another 12 by himself. . . total calorie intake in 3 minutes of 24,698! And he wonders why we worry about the amount of cuddle factor he carries around at work!
Been a fantastic week lads, thank you for all the graft and laughs along the way. Have a dam fine weekend, stay safe, stay smile and we will see you all on Monday
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- Location
- LINCOLNSHIRE/KENYA
Planting some broccoli today. We’ve been very pleased with the Striptill method.
Just because
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First clear test in 120 days 
- Location
- Exeter, Devon
Ruby Red x Hereford. Just sat on his Crown Jewels and refused to move.Take if there's no lim in it .... ours usually end up upside when doing such jobs
- Location
- Hereford
Went a bit overboard today
- Location
- Exeter, Devon
You’re going to get so much stick for that foreground!
Steevo
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- Location
- Gloucestershire
Looks much smarter for a wash - nice job!
I just can't believe how much stuff you've removed from the cab floor!
Three large logs, a freezer basket, a ratchet strap, a handbrake, a vice, part of a socket set.....!