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Written by Justin Roberts from Agriland
Case IH has become the name synonymous with axial-flow combines, although it was its then competitors, New Holland, who introduced the concept in 1975.
International Harvester produced its own axial flow models in 1977, and with the merger of Case and...
What is everyone doing?
I don't think we will get much of a chit before drilling, especially with customers wanting to get drilled in good time, and me with one of my 2nd wheats going into a particularly wet, but thankfully fairly clean field.
I used Regatta Bandur pre em, backed up with luximor...
Class 530 with 6m various header is the current weapon, really pleased with it, been faultless so far this year apart from a couple of hydraulic hoses, driver error caused 2 knife sections and a friction plate on the trunking ( scraping up flat barley )
Initially went 6m for CTF but can’t see...
I often contribute to the Ford & JD 80’s pics, but as my name suggests, I grew up with MF through the 70’s to the 90’s, so I thought a thread had to be started for the red fans. Please feel free to add your MF machinery.
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just wondering what combine belts your all using. Just checking round and seen a crack in the drum drive belt looked it up on agco web site and it comes up at £740. I’ve always used genuine but the price got me thinking about using our local belt supplier.I haven’t rung for a price but dont want...
So I've got one field that is getting terrible for ryegrass. Planted maize this time thinking we could easily control it, wrong!
Admittedly timing of Samson at full rate may have been a little late but I can't believe how it has come back in the last week. The maize itself seems OK at the moment...
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For one Suffolk farm business, broadening its land base and the variety of crops it grows has placed greater demand on many input factors including its materials handling requirements. CPM learns how its choice of brand has stayed...
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No doubt a rehash and amalgamation of gizmos from rotary family, but i have a soft spot for the old walker machine having cut my teeth on 9600's.
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worst I've seen here for years, reckon the rain made autumn sprays short lived and broadway star seems to have done very little this spring
Rye grass and not blackgrass thankfully, but 2024 is certainly not a year where its easy to take a lot of pride in a farm
Is it just me or are others...
Written by Justin Roberts from Agriland
Case IH is intending to return to Cereals 2024 on June 11-12 with a new stand that will showcase not only its latest machinery, but also its connected services.
The stand will incorporate one of the largest working demonstration plots on the Cereals...
Written by Justin Roberts from Agriland
Among its many other products on display, Bobcat has revealed a loader concept for the first time in Europe at Intermat 2024, a construction equipment show being held in Paris.
Known as the RogueX2, it is said to be a testbed for technologies developed...
Hi all, my winter barley never received a pre em and there is now meadow grass in areas of the field. Will anything touch it? Will need spraying for wild oats, will axial pro just knock the meadow grass and it will recover?
Tia
I'm trying to register the Steiger puma sold in the late Peter Ingle's farm sale , it was bought knowing as stated there was no paperwork and under the circumstances I don't want to be hassling the family but does anyone down there have any idea when he might have bought it in? I only remember...
So I have a equine livery yard and been looking at ways to make the straw go further we currently just stack large square bale straw into a shed and they just open them up and use from the stack
now we used to be on small conventional bales and they seemed to go a little further than big stuff...
like the title says is axial hard on winter barley? wondering if it slows it down or causes phyto like dff
once i sprayed puma on a section and it killed the barley completely roundup styles lol
Greetings All,
Hoping to find sites for a herbicide trial, the difficulty is finding somewhere that hasn't sprayed already.
Any help with this would be much appreciated!
Alex
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