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Have a massive pile of mixed here-corrugated sheets to castings-(North Lincs). Best paying dealer who can supply a skip...??

Corridor back open.....! £10 off in as many minutes it seems

Ukranian armour pushing Russians back big style intelligence commentators are saying. But there, harvest is done, and bad news in North America will probably trump Black Sea situation....?

If anyone knows the area, I used to manage the estate at Duddo a few miles south of the Scottish border. Now some of that is some gear! Second gang of discs would block, press-forget it! 2003 dry year, two inches down it was identical to the brown plasticine in the kiddies multi-colour packs, if...

The late great Emsted sent me some German work on it from the 70's/80's looking at the script. Was on here in messages-or a former version!! Not on it now unfortunately. If a moderator chooses to look and can retrieve it, I would be more than happy to share.. Logistics are the killer and very...

well grown crops generally, a niceish April could bring them lush. Is Revystar missing activity on eyespot(lot of genetic weakness nowadays), and (stem) fusarium(lot of it evident last year) We have earmarked silvron xpro + a ptz product fb revystar

Saw some Scottish Agronomy figures(I think), had PTZ as a busted flush against septoria. Useful stem based activity, but pricy

Ag contractor-not building steelwork contractor. Tickets for everything these days-showing legal capability(not taking into account skill of that capability necessarily).

Perfectly capable-I have done it years ago for a contractor who took beam and plated up to make the shed we erected. But are we legal in actually doing so in 2022?

Do we need licenced 'contractors' we have to pay/bods to 'sign off'?

Our Challenger 845 is 2012, given everything /uncertainty of future direction etc etc-not looking to change-just its tracks! Guidance is as above-leica mojo. They obviously withdrew from Ag market, and give no further support. When it works-which is nearly always, its great. Is there any reason...

I have read all previous threads on this-just wondered if there were many more up-to-date comments. Have used normal low vol/high flow reel jetters, and industrial lower flow/high pressure on farms. Both do the job. Our problem is we are all herringbone systems, so we can only do the...

Some work I saw was creating full cover with early AN/Urea dose, then replacing subsequent solid applications with the 5:1 substitution thereafter. So for example' Total dose 220kgN; start 100kg as solid, then 40, 40, 40 solid, or 40, 40, 8KgN as form urea(equiv to 40 normal), and the other...

30 years ago-when I worked for them- Velcourt would spoonfeed foliar urea into the plant at 5kgN per ha during dry times, late sown crops with poor rooting etc. This formaldehyde urea, as I can see & having looked into it a few years ago, is a completely different animal. Do not be confused by...

Per tonne fresh when I was using. Standard broiler litter Nmax application was 8t/ha 240kg/ha @ 30kg/T. When we applied layers muck, was about 11-12t/ha dependent upon analysis. The best is broiler-but unless used on farm, often ends up burnt or AD plants for power gen.

Like a lot of ag tech, comes from the states. Used in horticulture/greenskeeping for years. Some interesting trials N substitution work later in the growing season-as needs full crop coverage to make sure it hits photosynthetic material to maximise what is not a lot of stuff being applied...

That is obviously a per Tonne analysis. We used to plough down in feb ahead of beet ex Pedersens from Noble Foods . Different analysis, so worth getting your own test. Broiler usually 30kg./T, layer nearer 20kg/T

Have been 'told' that some big players; buying groups & farming companies may have been in the bunfight as things rocketed with little or no cover. Is this actually the case? By 'told' that is exactly what I mean-I have not been categorically informed of this as fact. Woldmarsh were...

Been rogueing blackgrass here for a number of years. My'used to be a bit dirty' fields now are all but clear. Allows us to start earlier(started weds 21st). By end of sunday we will have 40% in. So to answer the question-no.

Thanks George