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Ouch!! Longest I have is 5 miles on an outlying bit, rest is pretty much ring fenced fortunately. You need bigger trailers!!Same here except I've a 22 mile round trip to tip .
Ouch!! Longest I have is 5 miles on an outlying bit, rest is pretty much ring fenced fortunately. You need bigger trailers!!Same here except I've a 22 mile round trip to tip .
I'm sure they make them ...Ouch!! Longest I have is 5 miles on an outlying bit, rest is pretty much ring fenced fortunately. You need bigger trailers!!
He needs a grain storeOuch!! Longest I have is 5 miles on an outlying bit, rest is pretty much ring fenced fortunately. You need bigger trailers!!
French have a lorry and drag system , drops 2 bins in field collects 2 full uns 16 tons I believe , think it's 120 euro a pop thoughOuch!! Longest I have is 5 miles on an outlying bit, rest is pretty much ring fenced fortunately. You need bigger trailers!!
Could easily have started today, but combine broke down on way to field, it's still raining and the pub's open.
Still on for 10th July.
In any case, this harvest's probably going to be the least enjoyable ever since the drought of 1989, when the high point was claiming the insurance for a field of barley on fire.
April/May same as this time, here.Don't remember that one .
In the past while on holiday in France , I have always wondered how their drop and collect bin system worked. I assume the system is run / organised by Cooperative Grainstores across the country, a system that lends it self well to the many small farmers across France.French have a lorry and drag system , drops 2 bins in field collects 2 full uns 16 tons I believe , think it's 120 euro a pop though
With the weather having turned so rubbish, cold and wet i am starting to think we might not start till Sept at this rate
Yay for liquid sunshine.
My spring barley is onto its set of tertiary tillers now so it might be worth leaving it