I was talking to a college the other day, does anybody know if a PA certificate is needed to spread granular fertilizer. We use 20-10-10, in a Amazon spreader. Thanks
I'm not saying that we don't need housing, but lets look closer where they're being built. The new development demolished a wood land that was planted 40 years ago. And the planed development will take out trees that were planted 5 years ago, that were planted with a goverment grant to make the...
In my area the town has two large housing estates going up at the moment with another 3 planned. If this doesn't affect bio-diversity I don't know what does.
Hi thanks for all the advise, just to answer a few questions. The company isn't a member of Red Tractor, it's horses. Breeding race horses.
The problem i have is that i don't have the paper work to use a boom sprayer, so have a member of staff who does. However he doesn't like doing it so...
A quick question, when spraying grassland for animal grazing. Do I need an argronomist report or not as long as i follow the regs and application rate on the side of the box.
Thanks for all your help. I am qualified to handle chemicals, my college will do all the application as he has all the certificates for that. He will use a tractor mounted boom sprayer for thistles, dandelions and buttercups.
Has anyone used newman crop spray. What is it effective on, and whats the application rate.
My line manager bought the stuff without telling me it just turned up and i have no idea how to use it. Any help would be great. Thanks
My local council wanted to build a wood burning power station near by. Using old pallets and wood chip produced from Thetford forest right on the door step.
Local people formed a group and got it stopped, " To much increase in Traffic".
Local power, jobs for local people.
We used to have a guy from Sunderland that (worked) showed up every day, and he would say" clarks and clods" for mud and sparrows were "spuggies" if memory serves me correct.
We have just taken on a new lad about 23/24 years old. And he keeps telling me the cows are healthy because they have licked themselves," Look how many lick that cow has really healthy" he keeps repeating. I've never heard anyone else say this. Is the licks a thing or is he talking bullocks. Any...
All valid points. I've got staff member you is refusing to go on the road with the blades uncovered. Hopefully he'll forget about it by the time we start topping next year.
Afternoon all i've just been told that when traveling on a public road my topper blades should be covered. Does anyone know if this true, if so where can I get covers from. Its a bomford tri wing. Thanks
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