I thought I used to farm some steep stuff ….

steveR

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Mixed Farmer
Saw a field of grass in S Shropshire last week, near Newcastle on Clun. I even stopped to have a look, and confirmed in my own mind, it was probably a crop of hay waiting for the weather. I wouldn't have walked up it!

But arable.......:eek: He needed to get round with the telehandler and basket, and chainsaw those branches!! ;)
 

Universe

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Livestock Farmer
Don't understand why for safety that you wouldn't tackle it vertically, other than the downwards/return run is wasted.
Bet they buckle up... 😆
 

feilding

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Mixed Farmer
Location
At Home
If that was a grass field it's not that steep. Been on worse than that mowing/ chopping. Here and New Zealand.
On a combine they seem to be coping well.
 

Wombat

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BASIS
Location
East yorks
There's stuff in the states, possibly Washington state at least as steep as that being cropped.
This guy has some good stuff

 

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