St Giles farms is a large arable farm in East Dorset. We are looking for someone who is enthusiastic, self-motivated, flexible & willing to take on responsibility.
Main duty’s will be drilling cereal/cover crop with a New JD 6r250 on a sky drill. Spraying with a Chafer interceptor which is...
We have grown otter for years. Yields range from 2t to 2.7t/acre on are light chalk soil. Biggest thing is trying to keep nitrogen levels low and screenings. That's where you lose money.
We only had a bit of a problem if the straw is thin. Making the swath slightly to wide for tractor wheel spacing. The wheels push the edges of the swath down. Over come it by driving slower with the baler.
We have been spreading 36m with an amazone for 8 years now. MOP and TSP fine. Straight N fine. N and sulphur need to buy good stuff and be a bit more picky with windy days.
Do you re calibrate the hopper when changing products? I.e set to zero put 4 or 6 bags in then tell the computer what the total is. Something we find helps.
If you convert it to modern way 100l/a = 247.1l/ha, boom 10ft = 3m 6 nozzles gives you .5 m spacing and flow rate 2.2.
So
2.2 x 600 / 0.5 / 247.1 = 10.68 kph or 6.63 mph
We have a Bateman RB35 36 m booms and this is its 4th season, been a very good reliable machine. Every thing is made at Bateman just over an hour away for us or delivered next morning by TNT. When you ring up the office staff they know what there talking about as well.
Mines under the tin plate on the back under the main suction filter there is a bit of tine coving it. Or just turn ignition on put it in revers (with engine not running) and find it that way. Which I had to do.
I have an 07 pathfinder had it for two years now. Use for shooting so off road is not to bad I haven't been stuck yet. Ground clearance is not as good as a land rover but it is how you drive things most of the time anyway. For fuel around village and town we get 27 to 29 mpg and when long...
We use to be a tag trial site until there founding was cut when they went to NIAB, I found since they joined you lost your local input. As different areas need different chemistry, for T1 we went with
Copper 0.25 lt/ha
Meteor (chlormequat+imazaquin) 0.5 lt/ha
Rover (chlorthalonil) 1lt/ha...
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