Personally it's been a total sh!t storm , everything from March went tits up , even now it continues to take
Might go on the Wassiel in 2 days , burn a few virgins or whatever they do
Seen this video, now the case could be mapped out more but the difference here is vast so got me thinking is the agco vario far more power hungry than the nh cvt?
Hi, got some tup lambs that I want to keep growing on over winter, grass is getting short now so wanting to know what everyone feeds their tup lambs over winter without stuffing them.
thanks
Hi all,
Looking into the possability of perhaps getting a big baler. I'm after something that wont pack the bales too tight, as the modern balers seem to struggle to make a light enough bale to allow the hay to breathe in the middle without it falling apart. Im also on a quite tight budget, so...
Just had this thru:
https://www.cla.org.uk/news/an-update-on-sustainable-farming-incentive-applications/?utm_campaign=SFI%20update&utm_medium=sms&utm_source=COUNTRY%20LAND%20AND%20BUSINESS%20ASSOCIATION%20LIMITED&dm_i=753L,-1,1QYV2P,,0,,2
Work in progress applications could be deleted if not...
I'd like my small bales to be in packs, only problem is I can't afford a packer.. Is there anybody around taunton-ish area that can do bale packing picking the bales up off the field? I.e. arcusin baron etc? Will be wanting to buy one eventually but I just haven't got the money. If so, what sort...
Anybody have any experience with this preservative stuff? Meant to mean you can bale hay up to 25% with no issues with heating or mould. Looking at the harvest tec 300 system on a small baler. Any issues with customers opinions on using the acid? Palletability effected at all? After this year...
This is a slightly bizarre and definitely pointless thread but putting hay out yesterday for our dry cows and thinking what a fantastic feed it is; no plastic, no effluent, easy as pie to handle and transport, rumen friendly, cows love it.
Got me wondering; does anyone know of anyone still...
Hello there
I’m thinking of upgrading an welger rp12 which we have had since 1986 ! It has served us well and apart from the odd fart 💨 been pretty faultless and simple. Ideally I’m after something reliable, not loaded with science fiction and easy to repair efficient .
I was thinking of a...
I’m looking at switching over to a big baler from a conventional baler. I’ve seen these two online but just wondering which is best, obviously one is round and the other square. My main market is to equine yards but the conventionals are becoming less popular now. Any thoughts would be great...
Written by Justin Roberts from Agriland
Kubota was first out of the traps with a working Tractor Implement Management (TIM) system for balers in 2020, it has now added further functionality in its TIM Pack 2 update.
The original TIM package was claimed to have reduced the number of...
As above. A question,If you’re a farmer with children, a youngster interested in farming,a farmer’s son/ daughter just started farming at home on parents farm/ estate, and anyone in their 30s’ to 55’s actually running a farm for themselves or someone else( by running a farm/ estate I mean you...
Would it be feasible to grow a crop of Spring peas, unsprayed, with the aim of incorporating as a green manure after 12 weeks?
The reason I ask is that there is a Welsh enviro scheme open at the moment, where one of the options is to grow a protein crop with no weed control. It would need to be...
Just noticed this for sale. I have the same baler but have no idea what the 2 boards bolted on this one might be? Factory option or home made improvement? Mine suffers from unevenn net tension that I cannot solve. Just wonder if this is related in some way? Any ideas????
Actually. Looking more...
How hard are people running their boilers? Tier 1 pays upto 1314 hours (1,314,000 kwh) and tier 2 pays anything after that.
There is 8760 hours in a year but you’d never get a boiler running at 100% efficiency to actually do 8,760,000 kwh per year?
Ours runs between 1,500,000 and 2,500,000 kwh...
So, my time on the seat will be going up this coming season, been enjoying our classic fleet the past few years, but coming to accept they are tiring to run on long days and should possibly look to go back a bit more modern. Thinking to go two to one with 7800 and 6400 against a medium frame...
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