4g solar powered security camera
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wildlife camera is your best bet really. Make it too noticeable and theyl just nick that with the solar pannel too! you can get 4g ones.
shop around abit though prices change alot.
4G Wildlife Trail Camera Wireless Hunting Game Security Cam Clear Night Vision | eBay
BolyRaw–patented image processing technology makes Videos and images very enjoyable. It takes natural photos and videos without disturbing animals. Trail animal for security and hunting. BolyRaw--patented image processing technology makes videos and images very enjoyable.
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shop around abit though prices change alot.
Forever Fendt
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Hide a wildlife camera in some other fly tipped rubbish or an old tyre with a hole drilled in it , Make sure the tyre has no tread on it though
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Early moves to target wild oats
Growers and agronomists now face the dilemma of an early application to remove competition from emerged wild oats, or holding off to allow more weeds to germinate.
Syngenta grassweeds technical manager, Georgina Wood, urges Axial Pro treatment as soon as conditions allow, once weeds are actively growing.
“That offers the chance to control wild oats more cost effectively at lower rates, whilst there is still the flexibility to tailor application rates up to 0.82 l/ha for larger or over wintered weeds and difficult situations.
“The variability of crops and situations this season means decisions for appropriate Axial Pro rates and application techniques will need to be made on a field-by-field basis,” she advised.
Miss Wood urges...
Syngenta grassweeds technical manager, Georgina Wood, urges Axial Pro treatment as soon as conditions allow, once weeds are actively growing.
“That offers the chance to control wild oats more cost effectively at lower rates, whilst there is still the flexibility to tailor application rates up to 0.82 l/ha for larger or over wintered weeds and difficult situations.
“The variability of crops and situations this season means decisions for appropriate Axial Pro rates and application techniques will need to be made on a field-by-field basis,” she advised.
Miss Wood urges...