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The world cannot afford to give Russia, more power by Ukraine been invaded. Any peace will only be for Putin to re arm. Putin's troops will have to be beaten back to Feb 24 borders as a min. I totally agree with not allowing Russians to profit from stolen grain. But surely Ukraine should be...

Are you expecting a good harvest in Germany? Is drought an issue? What are the main crops in your area? We all need good crops through out Europe or risk losing civillsation to these disgusting animals that dress up as soldiers.

Sadly true. The high wages are going to create demand destruction. I was reading at lunch time, that a large property developer in Italy is moth balling all their projects including a 3/4 done apartment block, building materials a problem as well as wages. I suspect some new developments not...

I sell grain. But the world can't afford grain at these prices, so lets hope it comes down a bit (not a lot)

Oh, always been high yeilds man myself & worry yabout the money later.

I heard that @bobk is witholding his grain for higher prices Also withdrawing his money from fertiliser market to force the market down Leftie fecker.

I can't see house prices coming down when brick layers, plasterers, tilers, roofers, carpet fitters etc are acheiving £25 per hour plus. Sri Lanka was not organic because they enjoyed watching the "Good life", they simply could not afford any fertiliser.

rolling in blood sadly.

Its why I live in Yorkshire & not County Cork, my family had to flee Ireland. 5 or 6 generations ago, I've moved on can you?

Russia has not been kind to the Tarters has it?

Plenty of electric forklifts working 24 hours a day. One battery charging whilst the other is in use, two minutes to swap.

Jaw dropping. Maybe next week Brian V will decide he was wrong all along.

From the East of Germany no doubt. More likely Ruskie.

They had serious plans to invade. But did not plan it, in any detail. As said earlier the only thing not sh!t in russia is the pee.

Just been using the old bartshi tiller at 4 inch feel more stable now, transplanting this afternoon. I think the stone holds moisture & drains the land, but it needs to be smaller. On a small scale I walk around smashing the larger ones with a sledge hammer, it breaks very easily. But not as...

You do lose depth though, if you remove the stone.

Learn to love sheep, problem solved.

Mine grows high yeilds of caulie but the stone causes mental health stress at tilling time.

Crushed not buried

Anyone using kit like this in UK. FAE from Italy do something similar. With land worth 12K, improving shallow stony stuff is tempting. I can see erosion could be a problem, on slopes a one off before grass reseed?