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Spoke with one of the owners of Novag yesterday and he was not concerned about patent infringements.

I am not the full quid on this matter but ask Dick Freisan from Pillar Lasers he is.

Hugh Barton owns the patent on compound angle disc seeder

Sly are good at pinching ideas ask Sam Moore, and I reckon Hugh Barton will be on to them too.

There is a grain merchant in Tasmania that has a contract to supply Buck Wheat into Japan annually. It needs windrowing as the straw remains wet. Gross margins are quite good.

I thought this new sulphate of potash mine was in Australia

A group of eight farmers including myself have arrived back from the USA today after a seven day visit. We spent three days at KSU who have a very large student group.After talking with soil scientists they are having problems after fertilising in the autumn their nitrogen is polluting the river...

That is if you don't want to drill in heavy trash, then you need a disc drill.

Last financial year the Australian Government offered 15% rebate to anybody purchasing a No-till drill, the offer has now ended. The drill pictured in my avatar complied.

Seed-Vu Victoria, google this, have good reports.

This is some of the best stuff I have read particularly the Nuffield report from you Poms since Churchill

They are identical to mine. I believe I recognise that machine, belonging to Ben Tait NZ.Ben built his own machine as I have done.

dka, I have a 3 bin cart and have been sowing 140 kg/ha wheat mixed with 150 kg/ha DAP today. The products are mixed in the same tube. Bourgault have a side band AHP (Anti Hair Pin) sowing boot similar to Pillar Lasers, this set up requires another feeding system as you can see from the...

Bet he said the plough is the invention of the devil.

These are 3710 Bourgault openers.

Just had a 6 mtr. machine built locally as Bourgault only bring 40 ft. machines into Australia.Quite impressed so far.