- Location
- Owaka, New Zealand
At least we all are decided on the meaning of life.
Farmer Roy's Random Thoughts - I never said it was easy.
- Thread starter Farmer Roy
- Start date
- Location
- pembrokeshire
not that i have any interest in ball games but i dont think it was a thrashing just a close escapeNot been on this thread for a bit but did any of you chaps see the cricket yesterday ? absolutely thrashed those upside down lads, that will teach them to knock the ball to the boundary
Got a serious case of baleritis!
Damn slip clutch is playing up,rotor feed is wrapping with damp sappy grass and I’m having to manually operate the netwrap as I can’t go to pressure.
Then to top it off I let one out with no net.....again.
Damn slip clutch is playing up,rotor feed is wrapping with damp sappy grass and I’m having to manually operate the netwrap as I can’t go to pressure.
Then to top it off I let one out with no net.....again.
Cant like thatGot a serious case of baleritis!
Damn slip clutch is playing up,rotor feed is wrapping with damp sappy grass and I’m having to manually operate the netwrap as I can’t go to pressure.
Then to top it off I let one out with no net.....again.
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take the baler to the smithy they will sort the slip clutch for you
- Location
- southern riverina Australia
I dont give a stuff about cricket tbh
. However I am glad to see you were converted to AFL
we'll let you back in now
I’m going to bumble along with it as hopefully there’s some hay ready to bale tomorrow so I’ll leave it until the end of the week when there’s rain promised to try and sort it.Cant like that
take the baler to the smithy they will sort the slip clutch for you
Getting fed up with the dealers efforts which have not worked.
The dealer does seem to have done a poor job of it
Id come and do a bit for you if you were closer. I got mine sorted on friday did 50 bales of hay with it today. Anothet 25ish acres wednesday/thursday and that will be me done for a bit till the barley/oats are ready in a month or so
- Location
- Cornwall
AFL is a cracking game. Very entertaining, especially sat amoung Port Adelaide ferals at the Adelaide Oval!I dont give a stuff about cricket tbh
However I am glad to see you were converted to AFL
Lucy_Furber
New Member
Hopefully this counts as a random thought...
I'm completing research for my dissertation and I want to hear from farmers who have worked with an agent, housebuilder, or instructed a team themselves, in order to gain planning permission for residential development on their land.
If that’s you, or you know someone that fits this description, I would be really grateful if you'd be so kind as to fill in my survey or forward it on to the relevant person. It only takes 10 minutes and is completely anonymous. No individual can be identified through the survey.
The survey looks to explore farmers’ experiences of the planning process and also their views on their farming identity following the decision to sell land. It doesn't matter how large or small the site was or when the land got planning permission- it could have been last year, it could have been 10 years ago.
The survey doesn't ask personal questions about land transactions, the focus is more on your views of your farming identity and your connection to the local community and the landscape.
The survey is simple, just click the link below and follow the questions:
https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLScU_iOaTk7CMknc4kyMZpuk1iOPLKC44eByCU-e2kXNa_9L1A/viewform?usp=sf_link
Thanks in advance for any help!
I'm completing research for my dissertation and I want to hear from farmers who have worked with an agent, housebuilder, or instructed a team themselves, in order to gain planning permission for residential development on their land.
If that’s you, or you know someone that fits this description, I would be really grateful if you'd be so kind as to fill in my survey or forward it on to the relevant person. It only takes 10 minutes and is completely anonymous. No individual can be identified through the survey.
The survey looks to explore farmers’ experiences of the planning process and also their views on their farming identity following the decision to sell land. It doesn't matter how large or small the site was or when the land got planning permission- it could have been last year, it could have been 10 years ago.
The survey doesn't ask personal questions about land transactions, the focus is more on your views of your farming identity and your connection to the local community and the landscape.
The survey is simple, just click the link below and follow the questions:
https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLScU_iOaTk7CMknc4kyMZpuk1iOPLKC44eByCU-e2kXNa_9L1A/viewform?usp=sf_link
Thanks in advance for any help!
Lucy_Furber
New Member
Thanks for your help Doc. I am reaching out to anyone that has completed the process, but yes you're probably right it is more geared towards those that have been through the process with a promotional land company. Nevertheless, if you have gained planning permission on your land for residential development, through self developing, please do help me and fill in what you can!
My main focus is-after you've sold land for development, does this change your farming identity? How do you feel about yourself, your local community and connection to your land?
Cheers for the advice.
Lucy
- Location
- East meath/dublin
Do you not know that you will always find PADDY at the highest level no matter what !!! Even the english cricket team is captained by an Irishman .
- Location
- Glen Clova, Angus, DD8 4RD
- Location
- East Yorkshire
Nah, life is just a box of chocolates.
- Location
- Owaka, New Zealand
Baldwin St is going to breathe a huge sigh of relief, I'd say.
I think it used to be reasonably "quiet" other than visitors, in the age of video cameras in every pocket some incredibly stupid stuff happens nowadays
people going down in plastic wheelie-bins, a guy got killed by hitting a parked trailer It's a sad reflection of humanity in some ways.
But congratulations, anyway
- Location
- southern riverina Australia
He was probably a Welsh tourist
- Location
- Glen Clova, Angus, DD8 4RD