You could have come and done mine!A week wait here at least. Just not fit, hanging on for no reason. Everyone else seems to be getting done around here.
You could have come and done mine!A week wait here at least. Just not fit, hanging on for no reason. Everyone else seems to be getting done around here.
No, mainly thin limestone brash. With some areas of slightly deeper glacial till (which gave the 10.8t/Ha )
It’s a so & so to miss this lovely weather 11% today.A week wait here at least. Just not fit, hanging on for no reason. Everyone else seems to be getting done around here.
The clay is in layers. Our farm is mainly in a limestone layer.thought Rutland water must be clay !
You don't know bankrupt very well!Per acre?
A disappointing 12 t /ha?
Be interested to know your proteins with those yields and N @Clive
What variety please?its feed so doesn't matter but protien is 11-11.5 and 78-79kg:hl bushels
@Clive.
6 t/ha with so little spend is a result. I tried a lot harder than that for not much more yield.
What variety please?
You may be shocked to hear, glasshouse, that our average is now somewhat above 5t.Per acre?
The key to managing this risk is low fixed costs as you know. Reckon most farms could knock off 1.5-2t/ha worth of wheat without much effort.i'm quite proud of the way we have managed this difficult year
sounds a bit daft with such terrible yields but it may be my best management year ever
no regrets- not often you can say that honestly as a farmer
somehow most are going to have to as sfp is reducedThe key to managing this risk is low fixed costs as you know. Reckon most farms could knock off 1.5-2t/ha worth of wheat without much effort.
Cut spring oats last couple days, about 5-6t/ha Bushels 53-54
£200-£300/ha depending on soil type/potential has to be the aim for depreciation, labour (Inuding drawings), fuel, repairs, electricity etc on a combineables farm.somehow most are going to have to as sfp is reduced
According to the FBS, ours is £270.2.£200-£300/ha depending on soil type/potential has to be the aim for depreciation, labour (Inuding drawings), fuel, repairs, electricity etc on a combineables farm.