Wtf even is the use of that sh!t. Can’t wait for the 3.5 to go
3.5?
Wtf even is the use of that sh!t. Can’t wait for the 3.5 to go
what on earth is Quark then ? Go on, I need a laugh
An expensive was of buying 9/10th's of fudge all.So fertiliser then.. in minuscule quantities
Last time I had some sent out to me which must have been well over 7 years ago it cost about £75 for a 5 lt can with a rec for 0.5 lt/ha. It was always pushed for winter and spring barley at T1.Wtf even is the use of that sh!t. Can’t wait for the 3.5 to go
Tongue in cheek about subs3.5?
This wouldn’t go well through all those filters and nozzles.?
Quark is a traditional, creamy, vegetarian, unripened cheese tracing its origin to German-speaking and eastern European countries. It is known by many names, chief among them being творог in Russian, tvaroh in Czech and Slovak, topfen in Austria, kwark in Dutch, kvark in Denmark and kvarg in Norway and Sweden. Quark is said to be a cross between yogurt and cottage cheese.
I thought it was the noise made by ducks from the continent.........Isn't a quark also a theoretical subatomic particle?
I thought it was the noise made by ducks from the continent.........
Posh ducks don't say quack......they say quark!
6 'flavours' thereof:Isn't a quark also a theoretical subatomic particle?
Do you use it or send it back.My agronomist sends out quark for spring barley. Sure they've done some trials that shows how effective it is.
Do you use it or send it back.
Next time ask them to show you the INDEPENDENT trials that show how good it is.
Have stopped using it? Will just send it back this season. Or use 1 tin at approved dose rate and ask him to find field its been used in.Do you use it or send it back.
Next time ask them to show you the INDEPENDENT trials that show how good it is.
I did that with some Phorce I got sent once.., asked Agro to tell me which field I’d put it on.., he was slightly red faced to say the least!Have stopped using it? Will just send it back this season. Or use 1 tin at approved dose rate and ask him to find field its been used in.
You’d be surprised. Most distributors are constantly skating on thin icethey are already on fire
They will survive though, making fortunes out of us in more normal years so reserves will be high
Really? I’ve never bothered looking up the accounts tbhYou’d be surprised. Most distributors are constantly skating on thin ice
Profit warning does not mean they are about to go bankrupt! it just means they have not made hugh profits out of winter plantings.Origin (parent company of Agrii) issued a profit warning last week I saw based on decline in winter plantings.