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Think he sells a fair few trailers.

Have a look on the price tracker thread.

You might like the idea if you were a 30 something year old trying to buy a house without the help of mummy or daddy.

I appreciate that it has now changed/changing but historically those selling plots or small developments got away with very little in the way of contributions in much of England. I spoke to a builder in a neighbouring county last week who had paid 800k for two plots . Now if those plots had been...

Oil futures were down this morning.

106 has been very ineffective in small developments of less than 10 houses. Infact most of the villages in Herefordshire where small developments have taken place have not benefited and executive houses built with no affordability element. Lack of 106 for under 10 houses has benefited land...

A lot of new housing has only been available due to new roads ,infrastructure paid for by the tax payers .The uplift in value has been fat too generous to the landowner and a rebalance is well overdue. I expect to see major changes with a new labour government who look like winning with a large...

Can we move this to the Kramer v JCB thread. :D

The Oct 7th attacks on innocent victims was absolutely despicable no justification whatsoever but imo Israel has a problem in the form of Netanyahu who has held power for far too long and has failed to compromise and bring peace with the Palestinians.

Yeah the direct drillers have cut down their hours worked on the farm considerably. ;)

I wonder if there is a version for the Welsh. :ROFLMAO:

Mmm plenty of western machinery ,chemicals ,fertiliser and foreign land managers along with large fields. Perhaps large parts of Ukraine are climatically more challenged? Average rainfall low,droughts ? The point was that other countries with the right technology and less restrictions ie recind...

If that was the case why are the Ukranians average yields ha still poor in comparison even with their black soils?

Simple solution let's have GM technology in the UK and most of Europe and grow more corn ourselves and export the sfi to Ukraine .(Obviously pay the ukrainians). I very much doubt Viterra would be happy with this idea though.:whistle:

I'm taller than you there's only one job going and it's mine.

A lot of riverside flood plains have been ploughed up over the last 40 years surely it's a gamble by the grower .lots of failed crops on higher ground from the continual wet onslaught have suffered equally as bad.

No!

Imo it depends what you are paying someone per hour . £12 hour don't be too tight ,£30 hour could be a dear lunch.

Should the price tracker thread now merge with the confessions of a sheep/beef/pig ? :ROFLMAO:

It's still a rubbish price I'd stick to the local.