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Manganese deficiency
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Water filtration system ideas
Does anyone have any ideas or experience of this? Do you know of any Northern suppliers of filtration systems? We've recently taken on a small holding in NE Lancs which is fed by a borehole. The previous owner didn't go to the extent of fitting a filtration system so we're having to do it. It's...- LKSF
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- Forum: Buildings & Infrastructure
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Electric cars long term owners
Any1 been runnin a ev for 7+years? Did u have any battery problems and is a full charge not doin as many miles as when it was new? Also how many kw does it require to fully charge it and what miles is that gettin you?- daveydiesel1
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- Forum: Agricultural Matters
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Cow bolus
What folk using to mineral bolus through calving to bulling?- Surgery
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- beef bolus calf calving cows manganese selenium sheep
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- Forum: Livestock & Forage
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Innovation Range - Phosphorus Liberator
Innovation Range - Phosphorus Liberator A soil-applied product that dissolves existing phosphorus locked up in the soil, making it available to plants and improving soil health. How it works Phosphorus Liberator contains carboxylic acid salt – an organic compound with the ability to break down...- Agrovista News
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State of your crops -2022
Well seeing as it’s new year and last years thread on this topic ram to 80 pages, thought it time to start a new one for this year’s harvest. I don’t have a lot of winter corn in but what I have is looking ok. The warm December certainly did no harm. A selection as off today. Graham after...- Jerry
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- Forum: Cropping
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Winter beans
Anyone's beans come through the ground yet??!! Planted ours back at start of November and still not showing!- Bigjon44
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Red clover silage for cattle
Got offered some red clover silage just wanted to know if there is any issues for cattle like there is with sheep.- bobthefarmer
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The benefit of rolling
Got rained off when rolling a field of newly drilled winter wheat and it never got finished. Took this 3 weeks later slugs have hammered it where it hadn’t been rolled. Won’t make that mistake again!- A1baz
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hypochlorite in well water?
We've been having intermittent bactoscan issues and are pretty sure the well water we're using to wash the parlour isn't clean enough despite having a UV filter on it. The place we had the water tested recomended putting hypochlorite into the water through a dosatron but very helpfully didn't...- Spudley
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Fruit Growers
Hi all We planted an orchard a few years ago (North Yorkshire), have about 500 trees on some of our land, about 35 heritage varieties on MM106 rootstock. We are maybe 2 years from getting a good crop and our plan is to sell organic juice. Are there any members on here growing Apples? If so...- tb26
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Landy drain jetter-how do you rate it?
I have read all previous threads on this-just wondered if there were many more up-to-date comments. Have used normal low vol/high flow reel jetters, and industrial lower flow/high pressure on farms. Both do the job. Our problem is we are all herringbone systems, so we can only do the...