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Priced a 60m x 30m x 8m shed not long ago. Fibre roof, Clad down to 3m. Would have been shuttering the walls myself. Fully galvanised. One end open for a 12m gale breaker door. £214k delivered price. Won't be doing that this year anyway.

Remember to flick it out of 4ws at that speeds. 1/2" of steering input puts you into the next lane nearly.

57-58k on the flat with the 16.9's. Have seen 70 on the gps screen downhill.

16.9x38's. Year round tyres

I bought it from kennethmont. Previous to that no idea.

Was just looking through eBay earlier and noticed there was a 13500 pump. https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/225646388771?mkcid=16&mkevt=1&mkrid=711-127632-2357-0&ssspo=mLtSYuGbSIW&sssrc=4429486&ssuid=Vb62edxiSKS&var=&widget_ver=artemis&media=COPY

Throwing it into cattle instead.

Had a trader looking for barley at £147. I said no, he said that's all I've heard today.

Yeah Vaderstad spirit will blow back more than 500kg/ha at a 16kph.

125-150kg/acre. Used to just put on fibrophos at 200kg/acre pre sowing and 50kg/acre of 34.5 an with the drill. Fibrophos isn’t cheap enough anymore.

Jumped in yesterday for some sowing fert. Triple 16’s at £445

Weather would be the main one for out-wintering to cut costs but on the things within the realms of possibility a return on the overwhelming investment that cows need. Yes they can be done cheapish but need the right place for it. Once there’s a roof over cows heads the numbers start looking...

Sucklers

Think the biggest reason I hear from folk that are cutting numbers is that staff is the main issue closely followed by lack of money at the job. We’ve let numbers slip from 200 down to 50 now and I’m not in a desperate rush to restock even with fat pushing £5

You’re not the only one that was panicked into buying overpriced fert either. Topped out at £910 a ton for an here. Was then scaremongered into liquid at £590 a ton as there wasn’t going to be enough to go around apparently. Eyes well open from now on.

A couple of hours in a mobile dryer would likely take the specific weight well up. Had some barley tested at 55kg before and 64kg after.

I don’t know what the maltsters were moaning about, germination looks fine to me.

185kg/ha. Normally have barley 70-73kg/hl and has been barely making 63kg this year. Some of it was later sown which wouldn’t have helped.

I’m also waiting. I was bad and sepa had to do a report. Department are currently working out my penalties.