Never liked that lawn anyway...
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Getting in some practice.
- Thread starter 7610 super q
- Start date
- Location
- sw scotland
Is that how the National Trust does their ploughing?
- Location
- N.Lincs
Getting in some practice.
FFS, it looks like he needs all the practice he can get
FFS, it looks like he needs all the practice he can get
- Location
- Cirencester
TrickyT
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- Location
- South Wales UK
Yankee crap
Really?
- Location
- The moon
Saw a snapchat a few weeks ago where the farmer had lost the front furrow so just ploughed without it. contractor was having fits as he was there to power harrow and drill maize.
what a twit.
no practical 'intelligence.'
that Maize sseed would be just as well still in the bag because temps aren't warm enough for it proper yet, and the wet is compacting in that what is already drilled ,not good for it is too much rain in one go.
he could easily have left it until the plough was fixed and ph and drilled after the deluge and when its warmed up, .
Its the big P that's missing as much as anything in the modern day Patience, that and a bit of nous.
I'm not sure you can learn this stuff tho, i have a feeling that its more in the blood/ in ones 'nature' but i might be wrong of course.
,Maybe he was experimting part plough part no till .... could catch on
- Location
- The moon
mess of a field damage done will take a few seasons to level out, not sure if you can learn to be that special... always a big rush with the dairy boys and a fair few just crash from calamity to calamity with their crops . Not sure what the crazy rush is at the moment as ambient temps aren’t there.