Yes, potentially either. Or maybe straight crop which could be sown out in the autumnUndersown barley/wheat?
Properly grown straight wheat was making £420+500/acre delivered and clamped last year. Spring wheat quite late for reseed.Yes, potentially either. Or maybe straight crop which could be sown out in the autumn
Broke my finger yesterday, electrical fault with the feeder wagon tractor this morning, starter motor playing up on the shovel this morning also. Cow with mastitis this morning. Tanker driver never hit the was button as he was leaving so robots where stopped for a while. Happy Sunday everyone.
8:24am! Early start for you this Sunday stuart! No hangover?
We only ever sow fields that can be cut on 1st rotation then judge/random guess whether we need them or not. Usually end up cutting them.Normal rule for fertiliser was 10 acres of grazing sown for st Patrick's day,nothing yet,no conditions insight,was considering no fertility the first time around to get them a quick rotation as the last paddocks normally get ahead, if it's a mistake I've plenty of silage,any opinions
Could be worse. I'm buying silage, where's all this cheap silage when you need it?
Normal rule for fertiliser was 10 acres of grazing sown for st Patrick's day,nothing yet,no conditions insight,was considering no fertility the first time around to get them a quick rotation as the last paddocks normally get ahead, if it's a mistake I've plenty of silage,any opinions
How many sore heads is there on here today?
If your nature is like your user name I'm not at all surprised. Less is moreMine’s sore every day. Farming related, not alcohol.