It’s the rutting season !!

[texelburger]

And it's nothing to do with deer.
Started the 2nd N application on Wheat yesterday and I had to drive a quarter of the wheel over on the headland tramlines to prevent puddles created from previous passes spraying everywhere and to level the soil a little.It wasn't too bad, I thought,as I drove back home from an outlying farm.
I selfishly noticed my old schoolfriend and near neighbour had also been top dressing and his ruts were (in Harry Enfield mode)considerably deeper than mine.
I must give him a ring soon for a bit of a catch up

 

[David.]

So long as somebody's are worse, and more visible from the road, happy days

 

[goodevans]

And it's nothing to do with deer.
Started the 2nd N application on Wheat yesterday and I had to drive a quarter of the wheel over on the headland tramlines to prevent pudding spraying everywhere and to level the soil a little.It wasn't too bad, I thought,as I drove back home from an outlying farm.
I selfishly noticed my old schoolfriend and near neighbour had also been top dressing and his ruts were (in Harry Enfield mode)considerably deeper than mine.
I must give him a ring soon for a bit of a catch up

It would be nice to be dry enough to get some ruts in for the first dressed

 

[Donkey Oaty]

I am planning to go out rutting this weekend. 1st application on wheat.

 

[Andy12345]

Stuck the wheels out wide on the Rogator today and squished a few , did a lovely job

 

[KB6930]

Our ruts are still too wet to try the rolling the sides back in trick after 3 fert passes and the sprayer has been through most of it too . It's gonna be a rough ride with the baler this year in places.

 

[Pan mixer]

Looked through the hedge.

 

[principal skinner]

Had a trailer sprayer 5 years.
This year I wish I hadn’t!

 

[CPF]

One year I went to do some DD drilling for a new customer .
There tramlines was so deep, when the drill was out of ground position it was still in ground .
From one year to the next year they never touch them because they said they hadn’t got any deeper,
It was challenging but we did it for some years .

 

[Two Tone]

And it's nothing to do with deer.
Started the 2nd N application on Wheat yesterday and I had to drive a quarter of the wheel over on the headland tramlines to prevent puddles created from previous passes spraying everywhere and to level the soil a little.It wasn't too bad, I thought,as I drove back home from an outlying farm.
I selfishly noticed my old schoolfriend and near neighbour had also been top dressing and his ruts were (in Harry Enfield mode)considerably deeper than mine.
I must give him a ring soon for a bit of a catch up

 

[PSQ]

This is a fairly tame example, but every water filled rut means 5 metres of brown 'sharn' being thrown out either side and just in front of the booms.
At least the rain has washed it back off the crop...