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Yes we’re lucky there are some good size feed mills within 30 miles of us here and a large beef finishers aswell.

It needs to keep going a bit yet but I’m not complaining at a rise.

Feed wheat £193 may £203 September Feed barley £173 may North Yorkshire

Irish spring soap I think he used as I was told it worked a few years ago but I couldn’t really say that it did to be honest.

I’ve not got any photos but some plants are growing in a z shape, never seen it before nor has the agronomist. It’s as if something has eaten into the stem at ground level a little and when you go to pull it out it of the ground it snaps. It seams worse in the thinner areas.

I feel this may be the last time I grow osr. This is the worst bit but even the good bits are poor.

Is that to a big merchant or smaller one?

Looks like a fine morning tomorrow then heavy showers in the afternoon. Hopefully get this field finished then I think that’ll probably be all I can drill. Still water stood at home on low land.

It’s a twose press with 45 degree rings in. It’s a good press only downside with it is the rings are 3m Center so the frame makes it wide on the road. But if you can get the front through the gap then the rest will go through.

The day started so well drilling decent conditions. Shower on and off all day and just had a monster shower to finish the day off. The joys of spring🤬

People will always buy if the price is right. Sounds to me like it would benefit both the buyer and seller if the items are sensibly priced.

I’d be asking what he is willing to pay before committing to taking the work on.

Hopefully all red tractor employees will be first to get called up to the frontline.

I’ve used it for patch treating areas. It’s fine for small areas but I wouldn’t want to do 50 acres at 1 ton acre. It’s a slow job trying to get a decent rate on.

Ok I’ve not had that before but at a guess there will be a battery inside that maybe flat. Mine randomly looses the cal factor sometimes which is annoying got to check every morning to see if it has remembered it.

Do you mean it’s loosing the calibration factor?

I spoke to witham at yams and they said they have a certificate from deutz to say there oil is good to use on deutz engines. I think they said they supply Sam sprayers with oil.

Sprayed beans this morning was pleased I didn’t get stuck. Drill on and 16 acre of barley in the ground this afternoon. Need plenty more drying days before I can plough anything else of my own to drill.

Wheat is looking healthy now, manganese going on today, still wet in places aswell

About 30% here. Num3 will be used as a break crop replacement for osr and possibly beans.