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No some get done every 2 years. Important bits every year and the bits that do not cause any issues regarding boundries, access or getting in the way of kit we leave to do what it likes. No saw blades for us.
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Jesus 6000ha is some farmPersonally i would do half 1 year half the next but we farm over 6000ha and dont even come close to doing a quarter of that so plenty of berries for the birds. It is more for acess. Roadsides etc
Aye, must be plenty to do without worrying about the hedgingJesus 6000ha is some farm
I wasn’t disbelieving you but it’s some operation. Care to share any basic details? Rotation, part of the country etcYes plenty to do [emoji6]
Surely a lot of that is annual lets so you wouldn’t need to worry about hedges anyway ?I know [emoji6] just got it in there before comments from no it all's appeared. I work for sandfields farms part of g's fresh. Mainly based around the midlands but have a farm in kent and a mushroom farm down south. Also stretch as far as west africa (senigal)
Goes quiet end of november until start of feb. Spraying still to be done on over winter onion ground and compost spreading on asparagus ground
Yes. . .You do realise how long it takes hedgecutting?
I don't mind doing the field hedge but hate doing the main road. We have a B road going along our farm. Takes a morning to cut it. people ignore the signs and drive like nutters. Had a 3 near misses this year.You either like the job or absolutely hate it