drainage

  1. D

    Twin wall pipe supplier…

    Where does everyone go? my usual guy has just quoted this which seems harsh! TWIN WALL DRAINAGE 150MM SOLID PIPE X 6MTR £24.98 150MM COUPLER £3.06 225MM SOLID PIPE X 6MTR £56.06 225MM COUPLER £5.54 300MM SOLID PIPE X 6MTR £84.69 300MM COUPLER £10.99
  2. Agriland RSS

    Calderdale Council to discuss flood risk and drainage solutions

    Written by Eva Osborne-Sherlock from Agriland Members of Calderdale Council’s Cabinet will discuss flood risk and drainage at a meeting tomorrow (November 13). The council will consider two reports relating to the development of supplementary planning documents (SPD) – the first of which...
  3. Sprayer 1

    Leading tine on a Claydon drill.

    Would the leading tine on the claydon create enough drainage to keep the deluge of water we have had this year ,away from the seed so that it doesn't blow and rot if drilled in reasonable conditions?
  4. Matt77

    No till second wheat

    I gave up second wheats a good few years ago due to grassweed control, lack of!, thought I'd give it another go as the farm is cleaner and now running a disc direct drill, flooding aside, it looks terrible, what have people learnt with DD second wheat, as I'm now hearing advice along the lines...
    • Matt77
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    • atlantis avatar baling barley beans blackgrass carbon cereals cover crop cows cultivation cultivations dff diesel direct drill direct drilling disc drainage drilling drills establishment fertiliser financial flooding flufenacet fungicides fusarium glyphosate grass grassweed harrow harvest herbicide horsch ipm3 learning management nematode oats parts peaty plough ploughing pre-em rainfall ryegrass second wheat seed sfi slug slugs soya sprinter storm stubble tillage varieties water management weather weaving weed control wheat wild oats winter wheat worms yields
    • Replies: 75
    • Forum: Cropping
  5. B

    heavy rushes - plan of attack

    Hi - I'm looking for some advice. We have several fields that through neglect have built up dense rushes over the last 15-20 years. A couple were drained in the 1980's / 90's, one was not although does not seem overly wet. Soil PH around 5.6-5.8. P&K fine. Some although not all of the land may...
    • beck3006
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    • adjuvant agronomist application baling bedding cattle corteva dairy defra diesel direct drill disc disc mower docks drainage drilling farmyard fertility flail glyphosate grass grazing harrow herbal liming management mcpa mower nettles nutrients organic peat performance plough quad reseed roundup ryegrass seed seeding sfi sheep slurry soil testing sprayer spraying thistles training weather wheat
    • Replies: 91
    • Forum: Livestock & Forage
  6. C

    Mole ploughing in a water main!

    does anyone know if this is allowed in scotland? im 800m from nearest water main for house connection so will need to either mole in a pipe or dig a trench the full way, i see online i could buy a moler for around £350, this could then be used for other jobs around the farm in future
    • Cow_calver
    • Thread
    • anglian caravan cattle dairy diesel drainage gas gate leakage mole plough plough ploughing soil sampling soiler trencher
    • Replies: 79
    • Forum: Agricultural Matters
  7. Kevtherev

    1983

    Big farm weekly 1983
    • Kevtherev
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    • axial barley beans beef boots calves cattle cereals cows cultivating dairy deadweight derv diesel drainage drift drought ewes family fertiliser fire flock fuel gas gas oil gate harvest horticulture lambs loader maize malting management market mart massey milk milking mounted nitram oats osr peas pig plough potato potatoes premium red tractor residual roundup seed self propelled sheep silage slurry sodium spraying storage varieties variety weather wheat wild oats winter wheat yielding yields
    • Replies: 188
    • Forum: Agricultural Matters
  8. Banana Bar

    Low volume ventilation

    We will be building a new 2500t flat store very shortly. 4.5m storage depth. I need some low volume ventilation and prefer the idea of ducts rather than any type of pedestal, what can you recommend? Thank you BB
  9. B

    The "real" truth of why the uk, needs to build, 100s of thousands of new "homes"?

    Now the politicians are starting to tell the truth, its, for "migrants", now you didnt have to be an expert to work that out? If you take the simple sum, of the people who leave the UK, to those who come in, and remember the "official" numbers, and the real numbers are alot more? They recon, in...
    • bluebell
    • Thread
    • brother cattle children cows drainage ewes family finance hoof lambs levy market milk parts pollution sheep trading turbine
    • Replies: 123
    • Forum: Agricultural Matters
  10. nelly55

    EA and IDB

    After all this flooding and rain,has the above decided farm land is fair play for their failures .Houses flooding is terrible but if they build on flood pains what do they expect.Also building and building expecting the drainage system to cope without major expansion.IDB s who think rate payers...
  11. milton-95

    Looking For Work Self employed GFW, Aberdeenshire

    Self employed GFW looking for some extra work through the winter months, will turn my hand to most things, doesn't necessarily have to be farm work. Experience in tractor and machinery, cattle, cropping , digger work, drainage and also some building experience. Based in westhill, but happy...
    • milton-95
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    • building cattle digger drainage gfw labourer self employed sheep tractor driving
    • Replies: 0
    • Forum: Jobs Board
  12. Grassman

    Ground slightly damp😃

    I am struggling to remember our land being this wet at this time of year. January to March perhaps but never the beginning of November. Seems all we get is extreme weather nowadays.
    • Grassman
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    • barley drainage drilling flooding grass grass weed maize weather wheat
    • Replies: 24
    • Forum: Agricultural Matters
  13. Agriland RSS

    New guide on designing calf housing launched

    Written by Richard Halleron from Agriland AgriSearch and the Agri-Food and Biosciences Institute (AFBI) have published a new calf housing design guide. This is an outcome of the Optihouse project, which examined different aspects of calf house design on 66 farms across Northern Ireland. The...
  14. Surgery

    How much have you planted and how much is lost

    about half the wheat area in here , lost probably 10% , after a general low yield harvest looks like another one on the way , surely there must be some rise in prices to come or are we going to get shafted properly to keep the majority happy ?
    • Surgery
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    • ahdb baling baling hay barley combi drainage drilling drought forecast fuel grass harvest harvesting osr pre-em seed sfi slugs trencher weather wheat winter wheat
    • Replies: 35
    • Forum: Cropping
  15. nxy

    OSR over drains

    When I first started growing OSR in France I was told you can't grow it over drains or rather you can but that one crop was enough to block drains solid. Knowing that its not a problem in the UK I have continued growing the crop for 20 or so years. This year the sudden arrival of 6 inches of...
    • nxy
    • Thread
    • drainage harvest osr roots
    • Replies: 9
    • Forum: Cropping
  16. snipe

    What % of winter crops not planted or destroyed

    What % of your intended winter crop have not been planted or damaged by flood/slugs/ flee Beatle?
    • snipe
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    • accident agrii agronomist agronomists agronomy ahdb ahl1 ahl2 ammonium analysis aphids application atlantis avatar axial baling barley beans beet belkar blackgrass boots break crop break crops brome brother buying group bydv carbon carrots cattle cctv cereals claas claydon combi combo compaction corteva coulter coulters cover crop cover crops cows cranesbill cultivating cultivation cultivations cultivator death defra dff diarrhoea diesel direct drill direct drilling disc disease downland drainage dressing drilling drills drone drought dual wheels earthworms environmental establishment eyespot family fendt fertiliser fertiliser spreader finance financial fire first cut flooding fodder fodder beet forage forecast fuel fungicide fungicides futures gas gate gates gleam glyphosate grain store grass grass leys grass weed grassland grassweed grazing groundswell handling harrow harvest harvesting health healthy soils hedge herbal herbicide hilux holstein honda hoof insecticide insecticides insitor ipm2 kawasaki kuhn kws lambs landowners laureate learning lely levy liberator liming loader loader tractor maize malting management manganese market milk minerals mounted nettles nitrogen num3 nutrients nutrition oats online organic organic matter osr overdraft paddock parts peas pgr pig plough ploughing polaris potash potato potatoes poultry pre-em premium prilled quad rain gauge rainfall rapeseed rapid red tractor repair repairs reseed residual residuals resilient roots roundup rpa rtk rye ryegrass sandy savings sdhi second wheat security seed seed treatment seedbeds sfi sheep silage slug slugs slurry soiler solar sprayer spraying spring bean spring beans storm stress stubble sulphate sulphur syngenta t0 t1 t2 t3 theft third wheat tillage triticale urea vaderstad variable rate varieties variety vibrance vicon vigour water infiltration water logging water management weather weaving weed control wheat winter wheat worms wosr yamaha yara yielding yields zypar
    • Replies: 1,519
    • Forum: Cropping
  17. D

    Do you calculate your farm carbon footprint?

    Do you calculate your farm's carbon footprint?
    • Dr Renuka Thakore
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    • ammonium analysis banking barley beef blackgrass boots carbon carbon capture carbon sequestration cattle chickens children co2 cows cultivations dairy death diesel digital direct drilling disease drainage drilling electricity environmental family fertiliser fertility fertilizer finance financial flooding fodder fuel fusarium futures gas grass grassland grazing health hedge herbicide insurance interest rate inventory learning maize malting management market mart methane milk miscanthus natural capital nitrogen nutrients oats organic organic matter osr parasites parts peat performance platform plough pollution potassium premium rainfall red tractor roots savings seed sequester sequestration sfi sheep software soil carbon soil testing storage sustainability syngenta tillage trading transport urea variety weather wheat wild oats woodland yields
    • Replies: 338
    • Forum: Agricultural Matters
  18. Wolds Beef

    B~~~~y Environment Agency

    Acres and acres under water, wildlife drowned, crops ruined, see Wardy's Waffle Utube Channel to see the devastation in Lincolnshire. Someone be able to put the link up!! WB
    • Wolds Beef
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    • beef biodiversity cows dairy death drainage environment agency flooding forecast gate gates grazing merlo red tractor repairs sandy storage weather
    • Replies: 49
    • Forum: Agricultural Matters
  19. Henery

    Nocturnal visitors 🤬

    Loaded my 14 ft Ifor flat with Honda Pioneer 700, two quads, electric trials bike, 3 chainsaws, petrol hedge cutter, all Milwaukee stuff etc etc …..
    • Henery
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    • accident boom caravan chainsaw death diesel drainage family fire gas gate gates gps grass harvest health hedge herbal honda injury insurance lambing loader loader tractor market massey milk mower paddock platform polaris pto quad repair sheep storage t7 tedder telehandler trading training yamaha
    • Replies: 208
    • Forum: Agricultural Matters
  20. nelly55

    Please someone tell them

    Just watched news on bbc 2 politics ,so sheep grazing hills cause flooding.Not one mention of clean the sodding rivers out .It’s not rocket science if you build barriers the water still goes somewhere it needs a Chanel to escape .Plus farmland is our shop floor not a flood plain for the benefit...
    • nelly55
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    • biodiversity blackgrass buffer claas death deere drainage drought electricity environmental fertiliser flooding gate gates grass grazing hoof irrigation maintenance management market operator parts peat pollution rainfall seedbeds sheep storage storm turbine weather woodland
    • Replies: 134
    • Forum: Agricultural Matters
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