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https://www.facebook.com/MainstayHuntawaysUK/ Give Sion a shout, some cracking imported dogs and he might have an idea what's about

They're not legal to be used on mains water supply

We use the kiwi tech troughs on mains water but feed them from the drain bung on a jfc trough, let gravity do the rest

If we plough or cultivate our soil blows away

Yes sort of but with a "strip till" type tine pulled through first where required

Beet is in for calves and ewes, kale to do for in calf heifers. Bit of bale grazing for cows and maybe ewes. As much deferred grazing, cheapest option, for cows as possible.

Which type of nozzle are you going for?

Powered pasture

https://www.feedsmart.co.nz/#animalSelect That's a very handy tool for working out rotations, mob size etc

3 days a fair bit better than 6. Don't get to hung up on days per shift, grass growth isn't uniform so it will vary through the season. Much better to be guided by pre and post grazing covers imo. And have a back up plan for times when there's to much grass or to little!

The N costs the same but we're hoping to apply at 25% rate, humate and extra application cost puts foliar to around 35/40% of the cost of solid. If it works. We've been playing around with it for 3 years and certainly encouraged, current N price has hurried us along and we now aim to use it...

Best get some wheat trials going then! Or under sow your wheat with clover 😀

Apart from a bit of humate we aren't buying anything fancy so no snake oil here

https://www.google.com/url?sa=t&source=web&rct=j&url=https://www.fcgagric.com/2022/01/18/nitrogen-foliar-feed-for-grassland/&ved=2ahUKEwiXoObRuP32AhXWi1wKHYzUBAMQFnoECBEQAQ&usg=AOvVaw2nONo2XPxRgKmDSMp4ceZZ Hopefully that works. I'm sure you're not after farm trials but we managed 8 ton in SB...

We've a few on farm trials do m completed here, mostly been encouraging. I'll try to find the Welsh trial results just now.

Done a few HAs with our newly adapted "towable foliar fert applicator" 😬 Please with how it works and a certain greening after application. Early days to make any big claims but will be an interesting season trialing it. 12m boom and 18m spread with double overlap, went for this setup so we can...

I think strip till into grass is the best option. I can't justify a strip tiller so made our own version which we then follow with the Moore. Worked fine and we will repeat. Mostly into barley stubble this year though.

Aln Pilsbury

First impressions are very good, warm, dry, smart, light, dries quickly, comfortable. Sizing is very generous so I got medium rather than normal large. I'll need a couple years to see how it lasts and to finish the review....

look what arrived 😀🤓