It's an arithmetic thing - used to get the same problem when Brigg had a factory. There might have only been one small stone in the wagon but if they got it in the sample, by the time they'd multiplied the percentage up, it looked like the load was 50% rocks
Thats only a problem if your trying to sow a rough old seed bed!!!!!!!seed is fine it's the 'coulter' thats worn out
...lets get all the 'smutiness' outta the way.......things like.....'i was always a low disturbance min till kinda guy and it worked because the seedbed was VERY fertile'......these days i'm more of a 'broad cast it around and hope for the best' etc
Well spin, on your next visit to the antiquities of delights I "might" have some more "sweets" to tempt youright
anyway mustn't dawdle ....got 'break even' sheep to check and if i'm not careful i'll miss the sleet
Low disturbance Min till!!!!!!!right
anyway mustn't dawdle ....got 'break even' sheep to check and if i'm not careful i'll miss the sleet
You mean at one point you very nearly made her look away from coronation Street!!!!!!!!
i am worried nowWell spin, on your next visit to the antiquities of delights I "might" have some more "sweets" to tempt you
Sounds reasonable really? I pay ~£150 for a twenty mile trip so its £800 for the beet which is ~£27.5 for the beet. Obviously lots more than we are paid but reasonable compared to barley etc? Especially as your haulage could be nearer £250 cos you need to add cleaner loadingi am worried now
just out of interest/theory......for you and 'lord lower the tone' (robbie)
i'm twice the distance that you are from beet factory....not such good road either...i'm quoted £960 for 29t load fodder beet delivered
how does that compare to an adjusted load of beet you get delivered to factory? factoring delivery allowance which i supposed you'd need to double?
Bloody lord lower the tone!!!!!i am worried now
just out of interest/theory......for you and 'lord lower the tone' (robbie)
i'm twice the distance that you are from beet factory....not such good road either...i'm quoted £960 for 29t load fodder beet delivered
how does that compare to an adjusted load of beet you get delivered to factory? factoring delivery allowance which i supposed you'd need to double?
I was being good and behaving myself as it was the Sabbath!!!!!!!!
haulage allowance is, I think 140 quid on top for s 26 mile haul. I think my man charges me £4.25 ton haulage.
You should be worried. I've been shopping at "fen edge"i am worried now
just out of interest/theory......for you and 'lord lower the tone' (robbie)
i'm twice the distance that you are from beet factory....not such good road either...i'm quoted £960 for 29t load fodder beet delivered
how does that compare to an adjusted load of beet you get delivered to factory? factoring delivery allowance which i supposed you'd need to double?
Why do I need to be worried??????I would assume you've both weighed me up by now!!!!!You should be worried. I've been shopping at "fen edge"
You paid all that money for the Standen!!!!You should be worried. I've been shopping at "fen edge"
Think this is relation to my yard being a sweet shop of machinery (scrap!) for ol spinnyWhy do I need to be worried??????I would assume you've both weighed me up by now!!!!!
Think this is relation to my yard being a sweet shop of machinery (scrap!) for ol spinny
......what was the 'deal' with the tank on top o the standen
Don't know. online only so didn't go see.oh god tell me you didn't buy the hay turner
Bloody lord lower the tone!!!!!
When I looked the other day my beet were coming to between 575 and 600 quid a load(for the half decent ones the factory's didn't f##k me over on)
Sorry, I miss read your quoteThink this is relation to my yard being a sweet shop of machinery (scrap!) for ol spinny
I was in the que at Greg's and was pre occupied as to weather go all out on sausage rolls or to moderate myself and have a steak slice on the side
hmmmm 
