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Regenerative Agriculture and Direct Drilling
Regen Ag General Discussion
DD an idiots guide please!
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<blockquote data-quote="Midlands Farmer" data-source="post: 7569057" data-attributes="member: 106980"><p>Does such thing exists? I know all farms and soils are different but the 10 top critical points would be very helpful for many people. </p><p>Where I’m struggling is that we’re a small mixed farm and getting straw off in a wet year always makes a mess (turning,baling,stacking and then loading) and then putting the muck back on seems to cause issues too (heavy kit and 6-8m spread) I go low as possible with tyres and I’ve banned the telehandler in field,use loader tractor instead but even that needs the fronts at min 22psi for safety. We just seem to have so much wheelings it sometimes seem a pointless battle, I’ve a 3m gd and lots of small fields. I’m praying my soils get better as the years go on but most just aren’t there yet! I’m a tenant so every acre needs to pay every year, I’ve some awful crops after this winter. Please only constructive advice, I’ve had enough of the fellow forum bashers/dick waivers. I’m hoping to go to Groundswell this year but it’s a bit pricey for two of us and normally silaging then.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Midlands Farmer, post: 7569057, member: 106980"] Does such thing exists? I know all farms and soils are different but the 10 top critical points would be very helpful for many people. Where I’m struggling is that we’re a small mixed farm and getting straw off in a wet year always makes a mess (turning,baling,stacking and then loading) and then putting the muck back on seems to cause issues too (heavy kit and 6-8m spread) I go low as possible with tyres and I’ve banned the telehandler in field,use loader tractor instead but even that needs the fronts at min 22psi for safety. We just seem to have so much wheelings it sometimes seem a pointless battle, I’ve a 3m gd and lots of small fields. I’m praying my soils get better as the years go on but most just aren’t there yet! I’m a tenant so every acre needs to pay every year, I’ve some awful crops after this winter. Please only constructive advice, I’ve had enough of the fellow forum bashers/dick waivers. I’m hoping to go to Groundswell this year but it’s a bit pricey for two of us and normally silaging then. [/QUOTE]
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