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just wondering do they still sell or use smaller combines nowadays or they all the giant ones with a cutting head the size of half a football pitch.

This is for domestic area. Are the vanilla scented blocks better then the grain coated bait . It could also be mice as well. Cheers

Is it any of you ? http://www.edp24.co.uk/news/tractor-sheds-load-in-upwell-1-5509097 Answers on a postcard.

on the bbc this morning was self driving cranes and trucks moving containers at the docks, and in the USA was a self driven dozer levelling a building site. The self drive tractor can not be that far now, just price depending.

On today’s news it’s on about a forest stretching from Liverpool to Hull. I wondered who owns this land or is yet to be compulsory purchased, or is it being leased or something.

As you’re all on good Xmas form. We just brought a new AGA cooker and are fed up buying meat to cook in it, wondered if you’re had any free meal, like pheasant, partridge, may be venison you don’t want . Cheers. HAHA

might be of interest to some of you. A firm called house fuels https://www.housefuel.co.uk/products/housecoal/scottish-doubles Is offering £30 off of a pallet of coal today. Delivery on a tail lift motor, no need for a forklift. Nothing to do with me, just got the pop up come as we use them.

in the Mail today there is a croft for sale with the usual lovely photos. What I wondered is there any other farming there apart from sheep ? Or do they import all their vegetables etc.

Are all the the people who enter the match farmers or work on a farm ? I was thinking of ones like a small ferguson with a 2 furrow run round plough as a good chance these are not used for normal every day ploughing. If they are not on a farm where do they practice or set their tractors up ?

we have just been away and was talking about the stone walls. Am I right in thinking that they would of originally built with the stones which had been cleared from the fields ? If so do farmers de stone fields today or is that a thing of the past ? Cheers

reading the threads on here, there seems to be an awful lot of haulage of stuff involved in agriculture. Be it the straw up and down the country, silage being harvested several miles away from main farm, crops to feed digesters, let alone food crops to rdc of big supermarket. Wonder how many...

I know the big tractors do more work etc, like the big rubber track models pulling umpteen ploughs . What I wondered do they use a lot less fuel to plough an acre than a smaller tractor pulling a 3 furrow plough. I know that speed or time is different just wondered about fuel used. Cheers