The Anyone finished yet thread

thorpe

Member
cutting spring barley last night and conditions went to ship in two minutes would have finished today but its been crap! ironicaly turned to cultivations and the sumo dosnt want to go in. then a 12 mile move for 40 acres of spring barley half of thats still green , its so frustrating!
 

Daniel

Member
Into the last 30 acres of spring wheat. Drizzled on and off all day, cleared up winter wheat and then then the knife drive belt gave up.

Meanwhile I was drilling cover crops and the ground is rock hard and dry as a bone!
 

Wombat

Member
BASIS
Location
East yorks
About half way on our little bit, hope to get the spring wheat done by the weekend then the last bit of spring barley next week looking at the forecast.
Dried up a bit yesterday aft but concrete wet again this morning.
 

Manny

Member
Mixed Farmer
Location
In the middle.
I've only had 4 part days cutting below 15%. Still got over 300ac to go of wheat, sp.barley, sp.triticale, sp.oats, sp.linseed and winter beans. Nearly 200ac of that is on a farm that will not cut wet and by the time I dragged the combine home yesterday afternoon our spring barley was 19% and drizzle for an hour. Got wet roads this morning so not looking good.
 

Flat 10

Member
Arable Farmer
Location
Fen Edge
Some awful looking crops of Beans around in West Suffolk - looks more like rewilding in some cases, with more weed than bean plants throughout..i'm guessing just the season?
About my only good decision of harvest was pre harvest glyphosate on the beans a fortnight ago to control the bindweed in the bottom
 

Frank-the-Wool

Member
Livestock Farmer
Location
East Sussex
Just on the train from south east to Edinburgh and didn't see a combine or baler working until Northumberland when the sun came out.
Looks as if many thousands of acres still to do up this east side south of about Newcastle.
 

neilo

Member
Mixed Farmer
Location
Montgomeryshire
Just on the train from south east to Edinburgh and didn't see a combine or baler working until Northumberland when the sun came out.
Looks as if many thousands of acres still to do up this east side south of about Newcastle.

I don’t there be a combine round here that’s not working, and most with 3-4 farms still to get to (before Sunday?).

My Contractor’s supposed to be coming here next (still 2 days off), but getting screamed at from all sides I think.
 

Cowcorn

Member
Mixed Farmer
Down to 30 acres of barley that is still green about 10 days away . Straw to bale and tidy up .
Spring barley running around 2.7 acre . The wet may on our heavy ground didnt really help those on lighter ground have got nearly a ton acre more .
Good prices and good harvest weather over here make this one of the better years .
 

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