Here in my part of Yorkshire it is raining every day, im starting to get worried about getting drilled up this autumn again .Hows everyone else doing ?
Trouble is - as we all know how the weather patterns seem to be nowadays - the first rain seems to last quite a long time!!Nope. If the first rain in months stops us drilling wheat before it's even October, then the jobs forked.
Trouble is - as we all know how the weather patterns seem to be nowadays - the first rain seems to last quite a long time!!
You need to drink more thorpe!?finished barley last night we will puddle wheat in from now on after last harvests results , we are a month in front get it in , somebodie said maul it in haul it in and i laught bat that statement 12 months ago after this harvest i might agree but every years differant but every years differant but we wont hold back. youll get away with it now but not in a months time. i dont want to get the combi out again , id rather sell it!
We’ve had about 60mm in west Suffolk in the last 10 days. Forecast looks very dodgy.Rain what rain east Suffolk dry as a bone roundabouts in Ipswich all the grass is brown, fields brown no weeks germinated yet
Beans and maize still to cut, muck still to spread, nothing drilled. Wet til Monday on most forecasts.
The more optimistic ones show drier after that, the gloomier ones 3 dry days in the next 14...........yep I'm worried.
Don't listen, it's a stupid rule. It's more likely to pollute if you spread on grass than stubbles anyway.not being rude but i thought muck spreading was not allowed .....only asking cos i wanted to spread before ww
unless it's grass or very very late osr
JFDI!!!!?not being rude but i thought muck spreading was not allowed .....only asking cos i wanted to spread before ww
unless it's grass or very very late osr