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You need to check if forefront is ok thro' a wiper. AFAIK only glypho has the wiper ticket.

You're a l/s farmer. How would it be to whole crop it?

Thank you. Less than I recollected. No idea how I would be able to work on that!

CRD been reviewing this again since 1st November and still no decision. Gibbon in his magnum opus 'Decline and Fall of the Roman Empire' quoted increasing bureaucracy as one of the reasons why the empire could not effectively combat the barbarian hordes. Do we see a pattern here? Currently in...

Just wondering if you were involved in the sfs co-design?

In the 19th century, one third of agriculture was dedicated to providing transport.

Not often remembered that bread and potatoes were never on ration during ww2. That means your calorie intake was never restricted. On the continent I believe the ration for everyday folks was about 2,000 kcals which is pretty dire.

Not as if it's new technology. There is evidence of distilling from 1st century AD.

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-wales-61470800 "This isn't a nimby [not in my backyard] project because one of the other sites they originally chose was in a disused quarry, which is also in our area. So we're not against Welsh Water developing in our area, we just don't want it here."

Looking at my records we seem to be short about 200mm for the year so far. Really appreciated the soaking we had on the 1st.

Does that mean you were 'unwilding' it? Sorry, couldn't resist it. Lovely photos.

'EXCESSIVE GOVERNMENT In order to maintain this system where people were tied to their land, home, jobs, and places of employment, Diocletian transformed the previous ad hoc practice. Workers were organized into guilds and businesses into corporations called collegia. Both became de facto organs...

Neighbour went to Canada as a lad, in horse work days. He claimed that he would 'plow' out in the morning, have his bait time, and then back in the afternoon. Thats with a 4 horse, 2 furrow plow.

Hand wiper and glypho? Not hard to make your own out of a paint roller.

As a Welsh hill farmer, I learned that when I visited an estancia in the Andean foothills which ran 140,000 merinos! I was thinking I would fit straight in with the workforce except for the fact that I can't ride a horse.

I see, so 174 to do all that means it is very much a shoestring operation.

Ffestiniog Railway were using sleepers from Australia at one time, (Jara or Kari?). They reckoned you needed diamond tipped tools to work on them.

Don't see how she could. She was only working in sheep folds like all us sheep farmers.

You could try Squire Ultra which is being discussed as an Asulox replacement...

'Youu will be most fortunate if you are able to get this person to work for you.'