- Location
- southern riverina Australia
No hail here. And gotta say the showers have been less than overwhelming
Farmer Roy's Random Thoughts - I never said it was easy.
- Thread starter Farmer Roy
- Start date
Steel
Member
- Location
- Finley, Riverina, Australia
Probably only a 1 mm all up. They were forecasting 10 mm.No hail here. And gotta say the showers have been less than overwhelming
- Location
- southern riverina Australia
@Farmer Roy ha ha ha you'll love this https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.pe...nts-poms-with-salty-sledge-ng-b881287140z.amp
- Location
- NSW, Newstralya
haha love it
- Location
- southern riverina Australia
Couldn't resist dropping it in the English cricket thread
- Location
- southern riverina Australia
Another horrible accident due to the polar blast, with a large gum coming down on the black spur on the maroondah highway . Landed on a family car, with a young mum in the passenger seat being killed
- Location
- Glen Clova, Angus, DD8 4RD
@Farmer Roy let's hope things go well from here now. At least you are taking what action you can.
- Location
- Cornwall
Sh!t just got real here too...
Have to find somewhere for all this sh!t! I had no idea we packed so much stuff!!!!
Is that your stuff from t'other side of the water?
How easy/painfully expensive was it to organise shipping across?
- Location
- Cornwall
Cost about £3k, the only hic up was, needless to say, British bureaucracy at this end.
The movers were really good at both ends this time. They say you have to do it once to learn how to do it. We made a few mistakes going out which we didn’t make coming back which made life easier.
Avoid Britannia Lanes like the plague! Useless waste of blood and organs the lot of them, as was their partner in Adelaide. Used Kent’s on the way back who partner with Whites at this end. Really good, slick delivery, took all the packaging away and have offered to return to collect the packaging we didn’t have time to unpack.
We had a shared container going out which took 7 months to arrive. Had sole use coming back which took 3!
Ready made garden shed.
Friday night beer and pork scratchings.
Bet Aussies don’t have them.
Bet Aussies don’t have them.
Thanks
First load of free fertiliser arrived today in the form of separated digestate, 40 cube to start and 80 a week from next week. 3.7kg/m3 N so well worth the cost of spreading.
Arrives on a bloody massive trailer - there is a 21m3 tank on the bottom and the walking floor sits above it, and drops down when the tank is empty so they can load it with solids and reduce running empty on longer hauls. Very slick, but they've been through 13 floor belts in 2 trailers in 5 years at €21k a go!
We're storing it in a bladder tank before spreading as it arrives at upto 40 degrees.
Is it micro plastics free?Thanks
First load of free fertiliser arrived today in the form of separated digestate, 40 cube to start and 80 a week from next week. 3.7kg/m3 N so well worth the cost of spreading.
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Arrives on a bloody massive trailer - there is a 21m3 tank on the bottom and the walking floor sits above it, and drops down when the tank is empty so they can load it with solids and reduce running empty on longer hauls. Very slick, but they've been through 13 floor belts in 2 trailers in 5 years at €21k a go!
We're storing it in a bladder tank before spreading as it arrives at upto 40 degrees.
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Digestate from a commercial digester rather than human digestate?
I’m both pleased and sorry @Farmer Roy about your house sale. I imagine it’s a strange paradox of relief and sadness at the same time.
Whilst I don’t really know you at all, my thoughts are with you and I hope you navigate through this ok.
Whilst I don’t really know you at all, my thoughts are with you and I hope you navigate through this ok.
Yeah AD plant, it handles quite a lot of food waste so is high N but PAS compliant and sends us analysis monthly. It will be interesting to see how it works out, but they are very keen to get rid of it.
- Location
- Cornwall
Interesting...
Most seem to assume that more atmospheric CO2 is beneficial for growing crops. Not necessarily beneficial for nutrition it would seem.
Learn something every day!
Most seem to assume that more atmospheric CO2 is beneficial for growing crops. Not necessarily beneficial for nutrition it would seem.
Learn something every day!
glasshouse
Member
- Location
- lothians
Opposite problem here
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- Location
- Owaka, New Zealand
I might add you to an interesting FB group - have you heard of a SCiO scanner?