View attachment 648282 View attachment 648284 Waking the girls around the woods,
lovely sunny morning
Beautiful dogs
Today at work
- Thread starter Penmoel
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Beautiful dogs
Deerefarmer
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- Location
- USA
Dumb question from a thick skulled yank,
But why does dirt that fine and mellow looking need to be plowed?
- Location
- cheshire
What after seems about 6 months of hibernation ( probably was ) we’re actually going again and traveling way better than I thought we would
crikey nearly forgot how the old girl works
- Location
- Limousin, France
- Location
- south norfolk, uk
Well the beet have started to come out. Reasonably solid and thankfully the field is travelling well
Won't be counting any chickens until they are all in the factory though......
Won't be counting any chickens until they are all in the factory though......
RWG Contracts
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- Location
- Samlesbury, Lancashire
Still trying to get to top of the inheritance list, was waiting for stone to turn up at farm next door so started repointing grandads building
Then forgot pictures for rest of day. Took this retard on a big walk to get telehandler, he had to run home
Then forgot pictures for rest of day. Took this retard on a big walk to get telehandler, he had to run home
- Location
- Glen Clova, Angus, DD8 4RD
Back to dad's this afternoon to unload gunpowder (He admits he couldn't do it himself now, he's too old and accident prone )
Then back home in time to see this girl born
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Then back home in time to see this girl born
- Location
- Owaka, New Zealand
spanners and hammers
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- Location
- cambridgeshire
more cake ??Still trying to get to top of the inheritance list, was waiting for stone to turn up at farm next door so started repointing grandads building
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Then forgot pictures for rest of day. Took this retard on a big walk to get telehandler, he had to run home
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- Location
- Glen Clova, Angus, DD8 4RD
Joined last October
RWG Contracts
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- Location
- Samlesbury, Lancashire
" ah now, there's the usual problem with the drainage in the lower field"
a nice enough field left to go to a mess because someone didn't want father to repair the drains... 30 years later that, sick of the waste.
It was started a few years ago but needed to graze it and the cows undid some of my work (plenty space now as I'm a lot lighter on cattle numbers)
there's an old system, a new system, a very old stone system....
And an asbestos water mains... And a newer blue alkathene mains crossing through the whole lot... Only they never patched the tiles unless the water flooded their track
The good bit was I could go up in stages, one section could get freed off and then divert it into the other pipe if it choked up, so the feet stayed relatively dry. One part runs, tomorrow should get the other section completed, I'll back fill it and then start to plough it on Thursday
that, sick of the waste.
(plenty space now as I'm a lot lighter on cattle numbers)
And an asbestos water mains... And a newer blue alkathene mains crossing through the whole lot... Only they never patched the tiles unless the water flooded their track
. One part runs, tomorrow should get the other section completed, I'll back fill it and then start to plough it on Thursday
Jon Boy
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- Location
- North Canterbury New Zealand
Finishing one day
And starting hopefully the penultimate day of the maize.
And starting hopefully the penultimate day of the maize.
- Location
- Owaka, New Zealand
How has the maize season been for you, up there, did you get enough rain at the right time for a change?
I am having a late start to my day job, drilling grass til 3.30am and the alarm went off at 5.50
Rain here today, ideal, will encourage farmers to go to the store sale
- Location
- norfolk
Back drilling today, ideal conditions (head down)
spanners and hammers
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- Location
- cambridgeshire
no dust ??
- Location
- Owaka, New Zealand
Did a great job of washing the MUD off that Cat @slim shiny
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Going to start wearing gloves when I'm doing drains
