I always work it out in kg N per ha then convert it to units an acre just to make sure im using the right amountUnits is great , bags are better , kg's are banned .
But I always spray litres / ha .
I always work it out in kg N per ha then convert it to units an acre just to make sure im using the right amount
I do, but I might just have my NIAB book open to check how tofudgein hell you do .
Ridiculous really. Reccomendations come in units / acre. Spread charts are in Kg / ha. Speed is shown on the charts in KPH. I work in MPH, so this has to be converted too......
Any truth in the rumour that someone plugged in the wrong memory stick, and spread an entire load on just the headland ?
Modern sh!te....
His little ?? oh, finger.....When sowing grass seed my neighbour said , if his little was a snug fit in the wagtail that was 14kg's an acre .
His little ?? oh, finger.....
6 or 7s going it a bit isn’t it. .Simple isn't , 5 , 6 or 7 bags for wheat , now , before any one says 600 kg bag is actually 12 bags .
6 or 7s going it a bit isn’t it. .
It’d be on its arse if I put that much on . 160/180 units on wheat here. 120/140 barley.We haven't got your supply of pig shite , not sure why I said 5 . 6 min here , get some on , best input return there is imo
.It’d be on its arse if I put that much on . 160/180 units on wheat here. 120/140 barley.
Chains, furlongs, bushels, lbs and bags. Fantastic.
That’ll go down well in your new career.