- Location
- Nr Malvern... SW Worcestershire
As the title suggests..
http://www.nytimes.com/2015/03/10/s...d=nytcore-ipad-share&smprod=nytcore-ipad&_r=0
http://www.nytimes.com/2015/03/10/s...d=nytcore-ipad-share&smprod=nytcore-ipad&_r=0
No-Till in the NY Times!
- Thread starter Jim Bullock
- Start date
SilliamWhale
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When I die I'll bet my land gets ploughed sometime
Pedders
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- Location
- West Sussex
yep ...more than likely by your son
shakerator
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- Location
- LINCS
"Over my dead body!"
Breakthru
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- Location
- Scottish Borders
At the cost of funerals you may be closer to the mark than you think. i intend to tow a dead pig behind a boat in the far east and when I have necked enough beer and gathered enough sharks fall off at virtually zero cost. The trip to the far east may be too expensive for your heirs so they might just use the back actor and put you in deep.
Sorry, I have the same saying, or at least similar, when I have to give the stirn advice: NO organic fertilisers as you are too high in K or P or both. Always I say: "I hope the old man is dead, as what I have to tell you know he will not like."
Unfortunately, the "old men" are some times equipped with more senses than the young generation which is sold to electronics & Internet gimmicks than to walk fields and do observations and use their won senses.
I AU a normal saying with NO Till people is: "don't talk, buy them out". Meaning, don't try to explain why they should do it but wait till they are broke and buy them out.
One true saying is: answers and not placed questions just create annoyance & aggressiveness. How true, my almost daily experience. As quieter I get as better it is for my bank account.
York-Th.
p.s. maybe I should alwso follow this approach here and the funds will flow from the Island. ;-)
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