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I’ve been asking myself all day how it is that you are so knowledgable on this subject?What else does farmer of the year get up to?
https://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/20...s-grass-sales-falling-secret-signal-swingers/
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I’ve been asking myself all day how it is that you are so knowledgable on this subject?What else does farmer of the year get up to?
https://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/20...s-grass-sales-falling-secret-signal-swingers/
Glad to hear it's going well. Was thinking we hadn't seen any diagrams for a whileIt's going good thanks. A couple of weeks left in the first course, should go and pick the second one soon. Maybe it won't have so much equipment in it
Heather moors like we have on the higher hills here are almost exclusively found in Britain and are only there because of being burnt every 4-5 years or so. The heather, wildlife and sheep, thrive under this management and it quickly turns to scrub if it isn't burnt often enough. Which is happening at an alarming rate now the environmental groups have got their way. They are slowly realising the error of their ways though and are encouraging burning again in some places.There's quite a few ecosystems that have evolved to require a burn to give things a boost.
Burning excess fuel to land?
Burning excess fuel to land?
Believe it or not,you will look back some day and remember this time as a big, fun adventure. Laundry and cooking and mess included.You know when @Farmer Roy said it wasn’t easy.
Wife has a dislocated knee now as well as her back issues.
And I have a new clothes horse to dry the washing now.
So now wife even more laid up,three kids who can create a whirlwind of destruction in 10 mins,all household chores and a full time farm to run.
All good fun......
No rest for the wicked as they say @Yale
Believe it or not,you will look back some day and remember this time as a big, fun adventure. Laundry and cooking and mess included.
My first thought was of the plough buried at the entrance to Groundswell by @martian so perhaps it is a monument to past unnecessary machinery
It's a double-decker shitheap.My first thought was of the plough buried at the entrance to Groundswell by @martian so perhaps it is a monument to past unnecessary machinery
Stubble burning , thats very eighties does this guy rent this land of a bank ? Cant see any ordainary landowner allowing it nowadays . Not been allowed an opinion never stopped you before so lets hear it !!!!! Maybe he will pull in with a big plough next to really pish you off!!! Only joking pete!
Farmer of the year having a burnup
Just as well I'm not allowed an opinion eh.
Nah, not quite owned by a bank but very close, they are backed by the big PGW machine. I don't think the landowner was overly chuffed all the same, he's counting down the minutes till the lease runs out and he can get his land back in grass...Stubble burning , thats very eighties does this guy rent this land of a bank ? Cant see any ordainary landowner allowing it nowadays . Not been allowed an opinion never stopped you before so lets hear it !!!!! Maybe he will pull in with a big plough next to really pish you off!!! Only joking pete!
Someone wants their nuts cut off
4G63 or 4D55 with 5 speed?
It's common practice where I farm.....And if it's a return to the 80's bring it on. We made a s**t load more coin back then compared to now. @Farmer Roy ......another victim of the drought..at a local landholders water meeting last night and we were told by the chair that equity in permanent water for us is only 1/3 of what owners thought it may be. Last year permanent water was valued at 2500 / meg. A lot of people had revaluations done , raising there equity......it has now slipped to 1700 a meg.....but the chair said he had spoken to several banks and they are only valuing our water at 600 a meg due to us having no allocation.. ..That's only 100 more than what temporary water is trading for. So a lot of people could find themselves in a whole world of s**t....Stubble burning , thats very eighties does this guy rent this land of a bank ? Cant see any ordainary landowner allowing it nowadays . Not been allowed an opinion never stopped you before so lets hear it !!!!! Maybe he will pull in with a big plough next to really pish you off!!! Only joking pete!
UfoGot to be military, looked on one of them airplane trackers after taking the pictures, and nothing showing up on it.
How many megs went into the gulf last week?It's common practice where I farm.....And if it's a return to the 80's bring it on. We made a s**t load more coin back then compared to now. @Farmer Roy ......another victim of the drought..at a local landholders water meeting last night and we were told by the chair that equity in permanent water for us is only 1/3 of what owners thought it may be. Last year permanent water was valued at 2500 / meg. A lot of people had evaluations done , raising there equity......it has now slipped to 1700 a meg.....but the chair said he had spoken to several banks and they are only valuing our water at 600 a meg due to us having no allocation.. ..That's only 100 more than what temporary water is trading for. So a lot of people could find themselves in a whole world of s**t....