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Anyone got experience of the razorback RT500 batwing topper?

Has anyone got experience of the Razorback RT500 batwing topper? Want to hear from those of you who own or have operated one. Thanks 😀👍

There’s some great YouTube videos of American Farm workshops. Search “Morton Farm buildings” some of these are jaw dropping!

Sourced from Kings/Frontier

At 20kg/ha cost is about £30/ha

Vetch, Berseem clover, S. Triticale, Sorghum, Adagio Radish, Turnip Rape, Nyger, Sunflowers, Quinoa, Phacelia, Linseed, Buckwheat.

Thanks, just ordered a 12 way diverse mix from Kings that will go in behind the combine[emoji2][emoji106]

Got a 100ha block of good looking wheat with varying populations of blackgrass in it. Will double break next with spring barley then either winter or spring beans. Question is, what do I do after harvest? Cultivate shallow to encourage bg germination then spray off and repeat? Plant cover...

I agree with above, as big as you can afford. Go 80’ or 100’ span and shorter as it’s easier to put more bays on the back than going wider!!

Got these plus a set of red and light blue which would do as spares. Sensible offer for the lot and I’ll post them Monday! Where are you?

Think I’ve got a set of white SJ7 for 24m, I’ll check and report back!

Search "swing jib crane" on eBay. Just had a look and there's loads on there. Also some good YouTube videos of Morton Buildings in USA where there farm "shops" are something else!

No didn’t mean park it all in one shed but would like to get one or two tractors in plus one other machine in there and be able to work on them if needed. I have a 30x110’ Atcost building and am thinking of putting a lean-to off one side about 25x60 which would give me a 60x55 shed but with 2...

Perhaps consider using a liquid screed?! Similar to what is used in under floor heating situations. Would prob need some fibres too?

Looking to build or convert a shed to be a dedicated farm workshop. We are 1200ac arable farm plus contracting. Would want to get a couple of tractors plus a combine/sp sprayer/tractor and drill in at once. What should I be considering in terms of size, doors, lighting, security, heating, etc...

I've got a field no-tilled into 3yr grass ley (sprayed off). Looks as good as anything else I've got after sp beans and osr!

I've done both and would choose liquid every time! Having said that as acreages grow I could see a time when I'll need both to get around the acreage as I'm not keen to go over 5 or 6000 litre tank on an SP. A friend in Scotland put 140m3 of liquid on in 13hrs this week with 2 big Agrifacs and...

I know someone who's been no-till for 5+ yrs and doing a great job. He's just bought another "better" no-till drill with a 40% grant!! And sold the 2 no-till drills he already had!! Couldn't make it up! Then teachers & nurses not getting paid properly and school Budgets cut in real terms. (I sit...

Went to 100% liquid about ten years ago now! One of the best decisions I've ever made. Wouldn't go back! All product is kept on crop and with GPS shut-off crops look so even. No bags, freed up sheds etc

It's all about attitude, mindset and management! Rotation plays a huge part but that can help with no-till too. Lots of big farms with 2 big tractors currently with one cultivating & one drilling. Sell the cultivator and buy second drill?! Not sure who biggest UK no-till farmer is. Most really...