In April that would have meant another ton/hectare.14mm!
In April that would have meant another ton/hectare.14mm!
Did those different sections not help?Wobble box causes most issues on our claas combine.
That's almost exactly what we had.Winter barleys 3.47to 4.28 up to now
Not sure He finally fitted a new wobble box last year. It normally rattles itself to bits a few times a season.Did those different sections not help?
Have you cut the field you won the Rnas competition with?Winter barleys 3.47to 4.28 up to now
Winter barleys 3.47to 4.28 up to now
No not yetHave you cut the field you won the Rnas competition with?
Per acreper ha or per ac ? this year it could be either !
that’s either very bad or very good depending!
Be interesting to know what it does.No not yet
Should do well but loosing heads with all the downpours we’re havingBe interesting to know what it does.
Winter barleys 3.47to 4.28 up to now
Per acre
Yes, but you southern softies are off on holiday now, our crops are still green.Wow we might just as well give up down south and reverse the exodus from Scotland of the 1920's.
I presume it was Direct Drilled, not washed away last winter and No damn Southerners walking all over it due to Lockdown!
Plough/press one pass (grain only)Wow we might just as well give up down south and reverse the exodus from Scotland of the 1920's.
I presume it was Direct Drilled, not washed away last winter and No damn Southerners walking all over it due to Lockdown!
"HOLIDAY" them ARABLE boys down here all go to Norfolk at the slightest chance not just weekends, its so nice up on that coast they are even retiring up there, but that implies there job was an occupation and not a passion!Yes, but you southern softies are off on holiday now, our crops are still green.
Busy now repairing the heater in the combine cab.
well done great yields. would seem that the highest yields reported on here from a sound source follow the plough ,and the less promising !!!Plough/press one pass (grain only)
no southerners at all walking over it
From round here plough or dd are ok, it's the mintill that has suffered from too much rainwell done great yields. would seem that the highest yields reported on here from a sound source follow the plough ,and the less promising !!!
Thank goodness for the incisive intervention from Clive made to pre-empt any potential mis-understanding within this thread on that one, quattro.Per acre
yep,those of us of a certain imperial age can still hold our head up talking to the young guns ,"yielding a tad above 5t using estimated trailers across the farm including the wet, flooded ,droughted and fallowed bits."Tommorrow or the next dry day will tell for us as not cut anything yet w b only just ready ,some ww a few days off ,sp barley a fortnightThank goodness for the incisive intervention from Clive made to pre-empt any potential mis-understanding within this thread on that one, quattro.
Nevertheless, my decision last October to convert to Hectares, for the one year only, really couldn't have been very much better timed.
Hope it all turns out to be a tad above your best estimates, 4course.Tommorrow or the next dry day will tell for us