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And people cry when things get banned

Looks familiar 😁, don't think you would be able to mount it the same on a 4m mounted

We tried a dsx, bought an avatar. We did like the row cleaner on the dsx amongst some of the other features including the liquid tank,the guttler style closing wheel wasn't available when we were making the decision might have made the choice harder for us.

Buy a disc drill on narrower spacing is the easiest answer for spring cereals.

Yes as I said same amount as the plough based system, I didn't state a number could be zero kg/ha could be 3 kgs ha

Claydon is a very different machine to the misery, as you call it. the question is knowing how to use one properly. We have used the same amount of slug pellets post osr as we did when the plough was primary cultivation method

Parasitic wasps are csfb predator, you need something in there to attract them. Other option cover the plants in diatemaceous earth.

we tried iodus last year, there was very little septoria pressure early doors so hard to tell if it was any use or not

probably happens more than we know, wouldnt take much effort to get stuff on the ferry in a flask

The simmental stores and finished cattle are cheaper too once you get out of Scotland too for some reason which is beyond me,

Now all you need is a good Charolais bull, easy calving, fast growth,fast finishing,

Does the blonde society not ask for calf weights at birth ?

Tony Booths Facebook should get good again for comment

never rains but it pours in the limousin world at the moment,

Depends who you talk to as to what you use, not sure there is an exact science too it yet.

It can help improve efficacy if it's the right stuff is the thinking.

Tried iodus this spring gone, seemed effective but septoria pressure didn't raise its head till much later in the season, interesting that plant breeders have been focusing on septoria resistance on new varieties coming forward, did they have an idea 10 15 years ago that ctl would be going the...

The story that keeps on giving.. get a feeling this still has some legs left in it, especially if Mr booths Facebook is anything to go by

there are plenty of easy calving charolais, the trick is to look at the dam line to see where its come from. its easy to get a heavily positive bull stick it on a hard calving cow line and you end up with a positive score that doesnt have the best of traits that goes across all breeds. then...

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