Hi,
I have a hypothetical question.
If a rat is caught in a live cage trap, what is the law concerning how to dispose of it? Is it illegal to, for example, place the cage containing the rat in a barrel of water to drown it?
Thanks
Hello,
Anyone have experience of recalibrating a front axle on a T8? We had a leg up because of a front planetary hub failure, the suspension was working prior but now it isn’t. The manual says press the PROG button on the instrumentation, I can’t seem to enter this “suspended front axle...
Anyone else having trouble? Breaking both the end retaining pins with split pins through and also have broken one 25mm main pin at top of the drop links. Had tractor from new now on 5000 hours only started having trouble since running 6F onland plough? Any ideas? Pick up hitch rods are not too...
Well done to MF for putting the Dyna VT gearbox in all tractors over 200hp as they are about to pull the plug on all 8s tractors with any gearbox other than a dyna VT fitted in then , because of the fail rate on the dyna 7 & dyna7 eco box, if only they would talk to the end user they would not...
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Tractors are constantly being evolved and adapted to incorporate the most modern technology and to meet the changing requirements of the user. CPM explores some of the biggest launches from the past year.
By Melanie Jenkins
If there’s...
Was told today of a quote for a new Fendt 728 …….. £280k after discount !
for comparison our last 724 bought 2 years ago was just under £160 and in 2012 a 724 was £110 on farm new
surely the price i heard today can not be correct ? anyone here had a actual quote ?
I recently been pondering on what to do going forwards.
current system is mainly plough, a pass with a power Harrow or press and combi drill. It works 10 years out of 10
But
the plough is getting very weary, expensive to run and in anything other than a perfect season I’m struggling to get...
I have an Angus bullock here about 15 month old that has went crackers . Fine out in the field will be about first to quad bike looking for a bite of feed but in a confined place a nutter. We had him in with a batch to get ready for going into a store sale but he managed to clear two high...
So I’ve been looking for a new small loader tractor and came across some 4230’s and 4240’s that appear to tick the boxes, but while doing a bit of research it seems a compatible sized 5120 or 5130 are better thought of.
The tractor is to be used mainly as a yard tractor, loader work, hay and...
I remain baffled as to why more farmers aren't adopting less power consuming options for establishment of their crops. If output can be maintained then why not? It really does slash fuel, machinery and labour costs and, in our case, not had any impact on yield. Having said that, we considered...
Written by Agriland Team from Agriland
It was a great day out for the McKay’s Ampertaine Limousin Herd at the Northern Ireland Limousin Cattle Club’s 50th Anniversary Show and Sale on Saturday (August 20) at Ballymena Livestock Market in Co. Antrim.
The herd secured the top two prices...
This is a thread for those who feel guilty about cluttering up dear old GUTH’s beloved price tracker with the chit chat that stop us all being that miserable our families would throw us all out to sit with the dog in the porch. All are welcome, you can even post prices if you want. The only rule...
I've started a thread to see what classics you have on your farm. I've got a 1975 Ford 4600 equipped with a FIECO Deluxe Safety Cab, a New Holland 274 Hayliner Baler, a Claas CM166 Unifarm Mower, A Parmiter Rear Loader, A British Lely Hayzip Mk2 and an old Ferguson Mower all in the shed.
Hmmmm....... reality, or BBC pushing climate " emergency " again ?
Disruption to power and water supplies, and no mobile phone signals...... every cloud and all that.
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