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I could have written all your posts very interesting thread I think everybody would no till if they could make it work that's a no brainer

You also need thick skin because from time to time you'll fall out with clients

Think your all missing the point in the future land won't be used to grow food it will be grown in towers using hydroponics

If your struggling think I've got a pair of discs and arms for ld 85

Anybody got any tyres and wheels to fit McCormack mx110

I did the same diego

Good point 8 million would be a struggle [emoji23] !!

Have I done my last bps form ?

Sell up

Got some old crop left sell or keep ? Suppose it depends on Thursdays outcome !

Just playing devils advocate if your a farmer and wanting to slow down a bit , why not just get the contractor to do operations as you need them doing instead of a cfa

Glastonbury next weekend always dodgy !

Anybody grown belfry hybrid barley ?

But that is all it's worth ! Any more and your just gambling that prices will rise

When it's lifted out at the ends its higher than when you pull in so that bit of headland becomes wavey Simons idea to do headland first would probably help that I'm using sweep times that have no problem going in

Have got one of these 7 legs then some discs then cage roller it's a great tool very quick and does as they say make the soil boil . One draw back however is that at the ends it leaves it uneven ( wavey )any body else find this there are lots of similar machines out there ?

Made some last week was down for 6 days and looks like it lovely stuff

No

An observation from last year when the bales are a bit sweaty the heat escapes up between cracks obviously better not to stack in that case but needs must sometimes

I was thinking along the lines of drainage pipe with the ends blocked off arranged in a herringbone pattern following cracks in big bales and then forcing air through ?