glasshouse
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- Location
- lothians
Is the drought breaking?
Farmer Roy's Random Thoughts - I never said it was easy.
- Thread starter Farmer Roy
- Start date
Record breaking rain down here,water tanks are full 100,000 litres.Last year was buying in water at this time of year, stayed dry till May.
Miserable weather really would rather it was hot and dry- so would the lambs, not doing very well a lot to be said for sunshine.
Miserable weather really would rather it was hot and dry- so would the lambs, not doing very well a lot to be said for sunshine.
Sound like a typical farmer....never satisfied.
- Location
- Ardrossan Ayrshire
That makes more sense, I was wondering how you could collect all that water with 17mmm of rainfall.Sorry meant 178.
- Location
- Near Beeston Castle
Be careful what you wish for...
It's hot and dry up at Airlie Beach. Making me sweat anyway.
- Location
- Owaka, New Zealand
"Cooking with gas"
- Location
- Owaka, New Zealand
It's been a bit like that here, too, the last couple of years we had about 250mm between Jan 1and May 1Sorry meant 178.
This year, we've had better than that in the first half of February, and it's looking like it too
North Island looks pretty rooted from the heat and dry though
- Location
- NSW, Newstralya
- Location
- pembrokeshire
as Fred Dibner said men in overalls made this country great men in suits buggered it up
- Location
- Cornwall
There was hell up about it at the time. Hopefully they've all found work building submarines since?!
Mrs CT taught in Elizabeth as a relief teacher.She said it was the roughest school she's ever taught in, and the teachers were nearly as bad as the kids. No motivation, didn't care, no leadership from above, just waiting for the end of the day, or the weekend, or the next holiday.
Bits of the production line ended up in the museum in Birdwood, hanging from the roof. Shame really!
- Location
- Near Beeston Castle
Dagengam UK always had a similar reputation.
- Location
- Cornwall
I see Pasture Genetics has sold to the Americans. Did a lot of work with them and they were very helpful in getting me up to speed with Australian species and varieties. Good, family owned company. Apparently have over 20% of the Aus seed market.
www.timescall.com
Longmont-based S&W Seed to acquire Australian seedmaker for $13.5M
S&W Seed Co. (Nasdaq: SANW) has agreed to buy Australian pasture seed maker Pasture Genetics Pty Ltd. for as much as $13.5 million.
www.timescall.com
TelesnaAg
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- Location
- Portland, Victoria - Australia
Um you dont sterotype poms, but then in the next post....i dont tink you could get any further up yourself without turning inside out, seriously.
Since your so destructive you should get off the land...with your dick. Let e decent farmer have a go.
Ant....
TelesnaAg
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- Location
- Portland, Victoria - Australia
Ignore buttons are for pussies.
Ant...
Ant...
- Location
- Glen Clova, Angus, DD8 4RD
I see Pasture Genetics has sold to the Americans. Did a lot of work with them and they were very helpful in getting me up to speed with Australian species and varieties. Good, family owned company. Apparently have over 20% of the Aus seed market.
Longmont-based S&W Seed to acquire Australian seedmaker for $13.5M
S&W Seed Co. (Nasdaq: SANW) has agreed to buy Australian pasture seed maker Pasture Genetics Pty Ltd. for as much as $13.5 million.
- Location
- Cornwall
Sorry I couldn’t come up with a more “entertaining”, inflammatory, exciting, abusive, condescending, insulting, reaction provoking, childish post for this increasingly dull thread but, as we were talking about Australian companies being flogged by the Yanks, thought it relevant. They were a good company and are a nice family. Hope the Damins enjoy the spoils of their hard work.
(Sorry to let the side down by saying something nice. You’re all a bunch of girls by the way!)