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  1. its.... only me

    Lely Polymat on a Khun 4003 power harrow

    Has anyone any experience or information of mounting a Lely Polymat on a Khun 4003 power harrow (or any other p.harrow - other than a Lely) reason I ask is unlike most other combi. drills - which use a standard A frame set up, the Lely appears to use a floating linkage & dimensions are all...
  2. Pilatus

    Question for farmers with children/youngsters just starting farming etc, etc?

    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...
  3. tr250

    Sending a walkround video to the rpa

    I’ve got to send a walkround video for an fetf grant how do I send a video as the one I sent was too big and I had to put it on dropbox but they have replied saying they can’t access that. Any help would be helpful
  4. quavers

    powered sliding door

    any ideas on how to make sliding doors powered ? one bypass the other to open which make it trickey or am i asking the impossible , not enough height in side because of loft to fit a roller or sectional door
  5. Drillman

    Tine drills.

    Weaving sabre tine, KrM Sola Drill SM-P there the ones I’m aware of That will go in direct but also on previously stirred ground. What other options are out there that are similar in layout etc? thanks
  6. D

    Weaving Tine drill

    Curious about the weaving tine drill … Are they very popular? .. Seem to be a very simple drill tk operate.. Any downsides?
  7. daveydiesel1

    Best time to lay a hedge

    Got a bit im wanting to lay as its thin and have been wanting to do a trial bit to see how i get on. Can it be done any time in winter or when is best for maximum success of regrowth?
  8. 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...
  9. Spud

    Tine drills and clart

    Afternoon all We have a fair lump not sown at the minute, some of it quite heavy and still stubble, some of it worked and half sown. Tine drills seem to be top choice for some people in wet conditions, so I'm after experiences really. I know of a tine drill at sensible money, and we have a 6m...
  10. bobk

    What do you sow stewardship / sfi seeds with ?

    I've got an accord 4m or a slug pelleter ? (y)
  11. N

    Weaving sabre tine

    Looking for weaving sabre tine must be New shape plastic tank have markers & pr-em markers Very good condition
  12. 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?
  13. Alistair Nelson

    New Build Tine based Rear End for Front Tank Drill

    So we’ve modified, developed and pimped the rear tine based coulter bar of our Horsch front tank based twin outlet drilling rig as far as we can like triggers broom and it’s now time to produce the next evolution to take it to the next level from what we’ve learnt and utilising newly parts and...
  14. Rabbit Wolverine

    Weaving tine combi drill or Kuhn seed flex disc coulters on wet, sticky clay?

    Sorry to spam the forum with threads about combi drills on sticky soils, but just come across a Weaving tine drill combi drill. I seen to remember in 2012/13 people were saying these were good in wet conditions. Any user experiences? I think I’ve narrowed it down to either a Weaving combi or a...
  15. R J

    Drilling charge

    Hi all , What would be the going rate for drilling straight into stubble with a sumo dts ? Thanks
  16. Y

    Slug traps are go

  17. PI Stsker

    Claydon drill

    Currently a traditional set up; plough/ heavy cultivations then drill but looking at going straight in to stubble or minimum amount of tillage. Looking at a Claydon, are they any good…? Cropping consists of wheat, barley, oats, maize & grass but obviously would only be for cereal crops.
  18. F

    Mzuri Pro Till

    Seriously considering the Mzuri route. Our soils are high clay content so generally quite heavy. And I want to use it for the whole rotation and stick to the system, which entails growing maize as well as wheat/OSR/beans. What are peoples thoughts on the system now they’ve been about for roughly...
  19. CPM RSS

    Innovation Insight: Tyred of compaction?

    Written by CPM Magazine from CPM Magazine Download PDF Protecting and preserving soil health has never been more important, and using the right tyre at the correct pressure can play a big role in this. CPM takes a look at how advancing tyre technology can lead to healthier soils. By Melanie...
  20. Hfd Cattle

    ' get fair about farming "

    Anyone signed this petition yet.. Riverfront Organics have set up a petition to save family farms. Google 'get fair about farming ' for details
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