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I was just at the point of applying for SFI with the hope of a 1st March 24 start date. I had applied for IPM4 on parcels which would not receive an insecticide between 1st March 2024 and 1st March 2025. However having seen the webinar from Friday it would appear my insecticide free year should...

Has anyone seen the new Sabre Tine in the flesh? Does it look as though it will cope any better with chopped straw?

https://www.independent.co.uk/news/uk/politics/brexit-no-deal-farming-agriculture-sheep-lamb-animal-welfare-a8992311.html I thought Minette had been telling us since 2016 what a good idea Brexit was?

I thought I was on top of hedges last year but alas no! If you have a length of hedge where you have management control of both sides. For example against a grass field or road. In the land use section for that field do you have to enter the figure as both BF 11 half hedge and BF 12 adjacent...

Hi, Back in sunny July the combine caught a low hanging telecom wire. The line was serving the house where I live. I have now been presented with an invoice for £550 plus VAT.for the repair. Presumably telecom wires should be at a minimum height? The combine with the tank open is 4.8m high...

126 North Country Mule Shearlings Ex Hawes sheared, wormed cliked Essex

Hi, Currently cutting wheat at low moistures. By lunchtime it's below 10%. At 7 in morning it was still only 11.3% . Straw still not fit. Currently stored in bulk with pedestals. Anyone had luck raising moisture levels in store.? 5% moisture is quite a few £££?

Hi, I have got to send in several photos as part of my claim evidence. It would be a lot easier to do electronically but my IT skills are pretty woeful. What is the best way to label photos with the parcel number and attach them to an e mail without making it look messy and complicated.I have a...

There is much written about the half price offer on the syngenta 90% drift reducing nozzle aimed at the pre em timing. On further reading this seems to relate to the Teejet tti 110 05 nozzle aiming for 200 litres/ha at under 12 km/hr. Nowhere does it explain how or where you can take advantage...

With the new 10m buffer does using Ferric Phosphate pellets on the whole field instead of metaldehyde become a viable solution. When I have previously used sluxx I found it a quality pellet. How do ironmax pro and sluxx compare for price and quality? What is everyone's favourite metaldehyde...

97 North Country Mule Shearlings, Ex Hawes, Ovivac P, Clik Xtra, Essex.

I'm looking for a front weight block around 1000kg. Toolbox would be nice but not essential. Preferably not costing a fortune. Any ideas? TIA

I used the low disturbance points for the first time last year in extremely dry conditions and was impressed with significantly better finish due to dry lumps not being brought to the surface. The only downside was high levels of wear. Are there any points on the market that combine the low...

The sli on my Sanderson TL7 does everything it should do apart from make a audible alarm when it gets to the red lights. Can I mend this or does it need a new box or could I send it to David King? tia

99 North Country Mule Shearlings well grown, clik, ovivac P, North Essex. I will post some better pictures next time they are in.

I was due to be submitting an application soon for a scheme to replace my current HLS scheme with a start date of Jan 2017. It is currently an important part of my business but Brexit add rather a large amount of uncertainty. What are peoples opinions on this subject. I know that the answer is...

Cultivators: Knight - Triple Press Category: Cultivators Manufacturer: Knight Price: £8250 Condition: Used Description: Knight Triple Press. 4m Front Roller, 2 rows speed-loc tines. Levelling board/harrows. 2 rows 700mm press rings. Good Condition. Spare Rings and Points Images: See the...

148 Texel cross North Country Mules Ovivac and Clik. Essex

Does anyone know Saxham parts harvest opening hours. I didn't want to pay the £75 just to find out!

I'm in the process of ordering wearing metal for the summer. Currently I tend to buy tungsten points from either Spaldings or Pan Anglia. I find they wear reasonably well, make setting up the machine easier as they maintain their length and hence depth and reduce the downtime in constantly...