Hilly
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- Scottish Borders.
I say to the moaners every wet summer, plenty life in the rain forest not much in the desert.
Would hose pipe ban affect farmers stock or arableOne fellow TFF member from Wales is already carrying water as his supply has run dry. Said he was selling stock today to try and reduced work load.
they just moan it don't matter what there is always something wrongThis is what happens when people moan about it being too wet.
I get sick of it, do people in other jobs moan as much as farmers ? its weigh some.they just moan it don't matter what there is always something wrong
i BEEN TELLING ALL WINTER WE AINT HAD ENOUGH WATER. something has changed in the soil structure and its not getting properly wet,
having said that, the fields have taken longer to properly burn
you and me both its f**king depressing reading posts on here at timesI get sick of it, do people in other jobs moan as much as farmers ? its weigh some.
Depends if they use hose pipe much.Would hose pipe ban affect farmers stock or arable
yes they do, and probably more so. you want to hear the railway men, or the road men, or the teachers, or the doctors.I get sick of it, do people in other jobs moan as much as farmers ? its weigh some.
you and me both its fudgeing depressing reading posts on here at times
I was told of farmers in 76 sowing rape turnips Sept Oct and getting a hell of a crop due to the warmth in the ground don't give up yetCould have a big knock on effect for the sheep wintering lads. Not muck point in trying to grow stubble turnips at the moment , despite having land cleared from rye harvest .
Milk farmer has to keep parlour cleanDepends if they use hose pipe much.
Would it also happy to jet washing down machinesDepends if they use hose pipe much.
Would it also happy to jet washing down machines
Jet washer uses mains water ?Think it depends on colour of the pipe
Yes, early days yet . Was hoping to take advantage of rye coming off early to get some kale/ forage rape in for cattle.I was told of farmers in 76 sowing rape turnips Sept Oct and getting a hell of a crop due to the warmth in the ground don't give up yet
We all need rainYes, early days yet . Was hoping to take advantage of rye coming off early to get some kale/ forage rape in for cattle.
Too early for stubble turnips really
To be honest, now we’ve got this far I’d rather have a dry harvestWe all need rain
I'll have to take some rain for grass I'm afraid.To be honest, now we’ve got this far I’d rather have a dry harvest
May be the untinkable for not just us and possibly a blessing in disguise if this drought continues.
At the moment EU grain harvest predicted down 5m tonnes, Russian 7m tonnes & weather worries in a good few other parts of the world too.
Low yields at home and high grain prices worldwide might just make Gove & his policy advisors take another look at the wisdom of the idea that importing everything we need into the UK with no consideration of food production in any of their recent raft of farming/environment policy announcements.