Pea seed not arrived

So on my farm this spring we are sowing a Feild of peas have done a Feild of peas every year for a our 4 or 5 years but this year we have not received any information on when the pea seed is coming I am at gransthouse Scotland and the pea group has said nothing to my boss does anyone know the situation
 

Shutesy

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So on my farm this spring we are sowing a Feild of peas have done a Feild of peas every year for a our 4 or 5 years but this year we have not received any information on when the pea seed is coming I am at gransthouse Scotland and the pea group has said nothing to my boss does anyone know the situation
If I have ordered some seed or fert etc from a company and it hasn't turned up when its getting towards the time I need it I ring said company and ask, not post a random thread on here hoping someone might see it.
 

carbonfibre farmer

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Ploughed our little bit for (seed) peas yesterday. All being well will drill Thursday (though fathers decided to start messing about with the drill :banghead: )
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Pre basic seed (Daytona) turned up over 3 weeks ago.

Good frost this morning but land ploughed nicely and as @Brisel said , the temperatures look like increasing, especially at night which is important.

Hopefully I can restrict the recreational cultivations.......!
 

An Gof

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Ploughed our little bit for (seed) peas yesterday. All being well will drill Thursday (though fathers decided to start messing about with the drill :banghead: )
15856749250568818776790152366557.jpg

Pre basic seed (Daytona) turned up over 3 weeks ago.

Good frost this morning but land ploughed nicely and as @Brisel said , the temperatures look like increasing, especially at night which is important.

Hopefully I can restrict the recreational cultivations.......!

shouldn't think you would want to do many recreational cultivation’s on that tractor ??
 

carbonfibre farmer

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Lovely seedbeds ?
Thankyou.
Plough with lemken press and crosskill crumbler, once with markstig spring tine which has extra elements, and drill. 1 acre patch where the beet harvester had sunk a bit.....needed once more with Dutch (blench) harrow.

Drilled into nice moisture and sealed with the rolls quickly. Some of our kindest land and caught the drys well.
 

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