Got a stripped thread on front stud on 312. Nut still on.
What's best course of action?
Remove nut and run on 7.
Weld nut on and hope to wind out stud?
Another plan?
Rich habitats ,grassland .Well unless my wildlife has a snorkel it’s all dead .Never mind all this crap trap I suggest you drive round the countryside and see the total mess our farmland is in because of do gooders and drainage.Only the ducks are winning today.countryside.We need food production...
https://defrafarming.blog.gov.uk/2024/01/04/environmental-land-management-in-2024-details-of-actions-and-payments/
This has just landed, on a quick skim it looks like they have listened.
I’m payin £9.60 a day standing charge in a half hour meter, 28p peak and 18p off peak. 60000 kWh yearly use. The standing charge seems a lot to me, is it? What’s everyone else paying?
Hi all got the chance to buy a good clean Grimme rotaspike bed tiller for potatoes but never had 1 before just wondering what sort of job would they do vs a rotavator ( L shape feet) bed tiller any info would be appreciated thanks.
https://www.smartsurvey.co.uk/s/RedTractorStakeholder/
I have just had this bought to my attention.
Red tractor survey to ‘inform’ the reviewers.
first I have heard of it, nothing in the latest member matters, on any email or on social media.
feels like they are trying to keep it quiet as usual.
Several people I know are considering voting for Reform UK.!! Labour have announced some policy to do with Agriculture ,maybe someone could enlighten us as to Reform Uk policy to do with agriculture and the countryside.?
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Written by Louise Hickey from Agriland
The government of Canada has announced a methane reduction incentive published by Environment and Climate Change Canada.
The initiative was introduced following the backdrop of the food and agriculture day at COP28, and comes under Canada’s Greenhouse...
Just had an unhappy experience with a 2021 Gator bought from a tractor dealer (not John Deere). Several problems (including a bent door they would not fix) so I have returned it. I lost £1700 as the dealer would not pay for service work or the two TractorMats I bought for it, Mats available if...
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
Written by Eva Osborne-Sherlock from Agriland
The Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs (Defra) is seeking a climate policy advisor.
The role has a salary range of £39,493 – £47,039, and the deadline for applications is 11:55p.m on Monday, January 15.
The job grade is senior...
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?
Written by Eva Osborne-Sherlock from Agriland
The UK government has pledged £66.7 million to the International Fund for Agricultural Development (IFAD).
The UN agency is dedicated to supporting those living in extreme poverty in rural areas.
The UK government said nearly half of the world’s...
http://digitaleditions.telegraph.co.uk/data/1566/reader/reader.html?social#!preferred/0/package/1566/pub/1566/page/61/article/NaN
Hope this link works, at last …. Rewilding is NOT the answe
Hi everyone, looking for a bit of advice.
I'm not a farmer, I live in a house that shares a border with a field which we purchased in Aug 22.
It turns out that the field floods during the winter in the corner closest to our house and looking back at historical aerial images on Google maps and...
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The boiler is a 140kW and the 2nd tilting grate in 10 years has just burnt out. The area burnt is roughly the same so just wondering if this is a common / design problem. The remainder of the grate and the other half are perfect.
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We are on the route of the North Humber to High Marnham pylon project. The project is in the early stages and I have taken on a well respected land agent. Is there anyone on here that has gone through this process in recent years that could pass on any tips to us? Is there anything you would do...
How easy/difficult is it?
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Main rotor bearing, not the one at the driven end.
I had asked the local ag dealer/workshop but they said they were too busy for a while. Bearings on the roller need doing too and wouldn't be surprised if the driven end would benefit from attention at the...
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