- Location
- Sedgefield
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Knapsack stored in spray store or not.
- Thread starter curlietailz
- Start date
- Location
- Cirencester
If you havent got one you dont need to worry or put it in the "alternative chem store" like everyone else does. I assume it will also need a NRSO test sticker on it too!
You'd have to have the correct PA certificate to use it as well.
- Location
- Sedgefield
Got the test to use it
Got the checked it/cleaned it list
I’m leaving it in the spray store
Got the checked it/cleaned it list
I’m leaving it in the spray store
If I recall rightly application equipment is okay stored in a farm store, but not considered best practice, but I’m not really sure why.
I think BASIS registered stores aren’t allowed to have any application equipment stored in them, which is where the confusion arises on farm.
I think BASIS registered stores aren’t allowed to have any application equipment stored in them, which is where the confusion arises on farm.
Hello.
I haven't got a knapsack sprayer.
Goodbye.
I haven't got a knapsack sprayer.
Goodbye.
- Location
- Northumberlandia
Its a bit like oh have you got a Moisture Meter to test Grain if so when was it last tested which is often but not always a cost yearly.
Err i havnt got one of them...
Move onto next question.
This whole Farm assurance thing is nuts & half of it totally unnecessary but just more leaches to take something more off our bottom line.
- Location
- Sedgefield
actually reconsidered and taken it out of the spray store
It’s hanging on a hook in the locked shed adjacent to the spray store
Lol
- Location
- Northumberlandia
Hand on Heart if i did not have to be in any Grain Assurance scheme i wouldnt be.
Save me £300 a year just on there fees alone not too mention the various things poss totaling £500 a year to conform annually also.
but none of this RED TAPE would make a single bit of difference to the Grain i produce & sell from this Farm each year.
It would be no diff whatsoever as all my practices would be 100% the same as now.
Nothing would be any diff too the quality & safety of The Grains that leave this farm.
Job Public just think its all the best it can be because i tick lots of boxes in a grain assurance scheme.
What did they think we ere all doing any diff before hand
Nothing thats what. It was every bit as good & safe
Save me £300 a year just on there fees alone not too mention the various things poss totaling £500 a year to conform annually also.
but none of this RED TAPE would make a single bit of difference to the Grain i produce & sell from this Farm each year.
It would be no diff whatsoever as all my practices would be 100% the same as now.
Nothing would be any diff too the quality & safety of The Grains that leave this farm.
Job Public just think its all the best it can be because i tick lots of boxes in a grain assurance scheme.
What did they think we ere all doing any diff before hand
Nothing thats what. It was every bit as good & safe
- Location
- Linconshire
If he spots the dead weeds along wall of the grainstore he's going to wonder where your knapsack is. So keep a cheap legit b and q one litre squirter on show in the chemical store together with a litre of gardeners b and q glyphosate on show. Don't need a pa course for that surely.
Strimmer. Drought. Pished on them, etc, etc......
I most definitely do not have a knapsack sprayer. Come to think of it, I might be organic, store my crops in a grain Co Op......
actually maybe I don't even grow crops at all. No wait, I work as a waitress in a cocktail bar, why am I even bothering with Red Tractor......?
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You use a watering can just like every other home owner. Here, this is the glyphosate product you got from B and Q for it.
Calibrate an fing knapsack, JHC!
- Location
- Huntingdon
Those gas burner things do a good job and lease dead weeds don’t they ??
Yes you do. Of course you do. Why would you possibly think that you wouldn't? Every other place of work would need one to be legal why wouldn't yours? Oh, I forgot, basic safety rules don't apply to farmers.
Silly me.
Read this. You need to have the necessary training on a farm.
We go through this same f**king ritual on every thread on TFF.
Someone turns up with " Why should farming be any different from other industries ? "?
Someone points out that we're the only industry to accept 1970's prices.
Then someone tries to be a smartarse pointing out that iron ore is the same price as it is in the 1970's.?
Then, the cherry on the dog turd ( or as I like to call it, the coup de grace de arseholeness ).....
Someone turns up to say " If you don't like it, get another career ".
Wow that's helpful.?
Someone turns up with " Why should farming be any different from other industries ? "?
Someone points out that we're the only industry to accept 1970's prices.
Then someone tries to be a smartarse pointing out that iron ore is the same price as it is in the 1970's.?
Then, the cherry on the dog turd ( or as I like to call it, the coup de grace de arseholeness ).....
Someone turns up to say " If you don't like it, get another career ".
Wow that's helpful.?
- Location
- northumberland
Along with your knapsack, and relevant paperwork where is your space suit for using it [emoji848]
- Location
- Northumberlandia
Ive often had that view expressed just ignore them now.We go through this same fudgeing ritual on every thread on TFF.
Someone turns up with " Why should farming be any different from other industries ? "?
Someone points out that we're the only industry to accept 1970's prices.
Then someone tries to be a smartarse pointing out that iron ore is the same price as it is in the 1970's.?
Then, the cherry on the dog turd ( or as I like to call it, the coup de grace de arseholeness ).....
Someone turns up to say " If you don't like it, get another career ".
Wow that's helpful.?
Everyone has to Eat end of.
Luxury items like 5 star hols or Chelsea Tractors are as such Luxury neither a necessity or 2nd homes even.