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ORRA LOON

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Location
Moray
Finally dry enough to move on the land and get some fert on our poor little wheat
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ORRA LOON

Member
Location
Moray
Was that taken today, Loon? You near the coast, that you hinna got the white stuff?

yeah was today, we are about 4 miles from the coast in Moray and have been very lucky. We always seem to miss the worst weather but sometimes we miss the good weather too. I believe Aberdeenshire is still bad. Its nearly dry enough to drill some fields but its way too cold, ground is still raw !
 

Niels

Member
Have the wheels on the back come off your combine? I often wonder why not more people remove the big wheels off their combines and stick them on a tractor or won't this work size wise? It is just a pain to move the combine in the shed with no wheels.. Or you have to stick a set of tractor wheels under them.
 

ORRA LOON

Member
Location
Moray
The wheels are off our TX, as so as we finish combining we swap wheels for drilling wheat.We always put the tractor wheels on the combine so it can be moved if there was a ever a fire:eek: The 650 r38 and the 800 r32 are near enough the same diameter and we haven't had any bother with the tractor or the 8260 before it.
 

blackbob

Member
Location
Aberdeenshire
That's how I like to plough, the full depth of the topsoil and just bringing up a little bit of subsoil, opens the ground up to let the air in.. especially like there where the ground's been abused with tatties.. min-till tickling's not for me!
 

Niels

Member
That's how I like to plough, the full depth of the topsoil and just bringing up a little bit of subsoil, opens the ground up to let the air in.. especially like there where the ground's been abused with tatties.. min-till tickling's not for me!
Have you got any shares in British Petrol or Shell etc.. by any chance? :rolleyes:
 

ORRA LOON

Member
Location
Moray
Recognise some of that drill from my farmforce days, sad I know. Are you just outside Elgin by any chance

Alistair

Well spotted (y) we bought the demo df2 cultivator drill back in 2000/01 ? I remember you visiting with Mike Burley. Cost us very little over the years, pity Farmforce went the way it did. A few years ago bought the old rabe/accord to see how it would work in the stones and added the farmforce coulter bar and front tank which we changed to df1. Sold the cultivator at Dingwall sales last year, it made good money. What do you do now? if you don't mind me asking.
 

Alistair Nelson

Member
Mixed Farmer
Location
E Yorks
Farming back at home on the family farm and then bits and pieces from there to keep me amused and out of everyones hair! Thought that must be the outfit as recognised the front hopper and rear coulter bar and markers. Pleased its still going well

Alistair
 

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On Thursday 26th September, we’re holding a webinar for farmers to go through the guidance, actions and detail for the expanded Sustainable Farming Incentive (SFI) offer. This was planned for end of May, but had to be delayed due to the general election. We apologise about that.

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