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[Iben]

Do what we all do, chuck a bit more on evenly over the field using the money saved from detailed mapping/testing.

Kind of missing the point. Generally yield maps (for me anyway), show nutrients are not the limiting factor to yield, even when they are deemed as sub optimal. Why throw that 'saving' you mention on more fertiliser when the better return might be drainage/moling, improving organic matter in the soil for improved workability or moisture retentiveness. Etc, etc?

 

[Hindsight]

Kind of missing the point. Generally yield maps (for me anyway), show nutrients are not the limiting factor to yield, even when they are deemed as sub optimal. Why throw that 'saving' you mention on more fertiliser when the better return might be drainage/moling, improving organic matter in the soil for improved workability or moisture retentiveness. Etc, etc?

Or accept that is the yield potential of that particular area of soil and do nothing different. No additional cash spent on any input.

 

[Northern territory]

Or accept that is the yield potential of that particular area of soil and do nothing different. No additional cash spent on any input.

But there are only 100 harvests left, that would be far too sensible.

 

[Woody j]

What would a return load cost from England? McBurney brought me a curtain sider of hay for £400. It was 10 years ago.

£30 to £35 tonne depending where from

 

[county down]

Right. Let's send a few trailers over on the Liverpool boat.

can it be done legally do you think

 

[The Agrarian]

can it be done legally do you think

What do you think the legal problem might be?

 

[DaveGrohl]

But there are only 100 harvests left, that would be far too sensible.

Keep up at the back, it’s 60 now.

 

[James T]

Finally got quoted £595 for urea yesterday after seeing it on here all week! Tempting ..

 

[county down]

What do you think the legal problem might be?

hauliers certification

 

[Jon 3085]

Just got to pay for it now

 

[The Agrarian]

So you guys don't stack bags three high then?

 

[Chae1]

So you guys don't stack bags three high then?

Was thinking that Or there sheds never flood!

I like them stacked up so they won't all be buggered.

 

[tullah]

Was thinking that Or there sheds never flood!

I like them stacked up so they won't all be buggered.

Stood them up 3 high once before and bottom layer went solid.

 

[Jon 3085]

So you guys don't stack bags three high then?

Got empty shed so didn’t bother stacking them.

 

[Chae1]

Stood them up 3 high once before and bottom layer went solid.

Never had a issue with them 3 high.

Seen them 5 high in fertiliser merchants stores.

 

[The Agrarian]

I never have an empty shed.

 

[JJT]

Was thinking that Or there sheds never flood!

I like them stacked up so they won't all be buggered.

3 high and bottom row on pallets here

 

[Steevo]

View attachment 1083943Just got to pay for it now

@Robert K and @ColinV6 would approve!

 

[Robert K]

@Robert K and @ColinV6 would approve!

@Jon 3085 whole shed looks pretty tidy

 

[YELROM]

@Robert K and @ColinV6 would approve!

No they wouldn’t, third and forth row from the back are out of line down the edge!!