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Been quoted £60

Extase in 2020 was my highest yielding wheat but last year it was the lowest so be interesting to see this year

Winter barley averaged 8.1 Osr campus 150 acres cut out of 220 so far averaging 4.2 First field of wheat cut today 9.3 pretty happy so far as the wheat is a block of 3rd wheat

I went around a plant breeding lab in Belgium a couple of years ago and it was amazing what they were saying they could achieve with ge i.e (rape that was completely resistant to flea beetle was one thing and he said that was an easy 1). The scientist said they were hoping that the uk would...

Aicc sent this out earlier

Mines the same

Going to need it in 1 years time so depends on if it’s going to come down before Christmas

Roughy costs £25 per ton more on a 10t per ha crop compared to £272 that I paid this year so the price uplift makes it worthwhile if u can lock in some gd forward prices. I wouldnt buy all of it now just think maybe a 1/3

Cereals Osr

648 for lithan for immediate delivery tempted to get some for next year

Lower diesel tank down I had Bateman out as weren’t sure what was wrong. Can’t remember how much but wasn’t silly money

Probably the accumulator under the cab had this last year on my 2007 rb26

Roy Allen engineering in diss are the company we use been brilliant every time

We drilled extase first week of feb last year and it done better than the extase drilled in December. But all depends on the season

I’m running a 20tph and it’s using 80amps per phase

It both really but say 75% of the time farm and lorry repairs and servicing. The rest of the time fabricating stuff but I’m tempted to build this shed then add a lean to on for fabricating in the future depending on work

Yeh already built the benches in the workshop I’ve got now. And I helped build an overhead about 5 years ago with another farmer so got the plans already ?

I’ve got a ramp in another shed but probably won’t move it as they take up a fair bit of space. Pit is better in in my opinion for get under drills

We do all our own groundwork’s and concreting so that keeps the cost down but don’t mind spending a fair bit as I want it the best it can be and I do fabrications for my brothers business so it will pay for its self over time

Gd point we only have 8 wheelers atm. But to future proof us I should go longer in case we move to artics