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Has anyone seen in the flesh the Bramleys direct drill? First seen at YAMS last couple of weeks.

It is sold. Thanks for the interest

Thanks. The Claydon is still here. Each machine did half each this year

Aspire sown on 15th September with a Grange strip till. End of August/early September was the best spell of weather 2023 could offer up! Warm soils and a dash of rain but not too much

What is the collective thoughts on the importance of row spacing on a drill used to establish herbs into grass? Some drills are closer spacing than others.

Buy a seed sheet from Spaldings, Olly Harrisons idea (or another supplier if they have now been copied) tip the grain onto that then fill the seed bag by lifting the sheet up

We have a 235 for sale. Message if would like details

Memento barley has done well again. Consistent over the past four years we have grown it and great spec weight

A grab it while you can type of harvest. Nice crop of Memento barley. Bales may need to go through a straw chopper! But what do ya do

Same here with a variety. Hope for better on t'other one

Biggest area we have ever grown, crop looks fantastic. Just didnt sell any in autumn 22, doh!I Next years crop will be less due to rotation and price

Requiring a K80 ball hitch for a Tier 4 New Holland. New design hitch- sliding pin not hooks

Sheep have done a nice job on them here, getting on a bit now though for this season Keep a field or two with them in and see how they go. Just the risk of disease carry over pushing back the next time in the rotation that you can grow beans?

Oakfields have a 7.5 metre Wiberg in stock. Julian Gold, who runs a similar system to you, runs one for stubble work, or at least did

Could try Michael Burge, Bristol

Its popular with the veg growers in Cornwall, so another few hours on a truck