Today at work

[carbonfibre farmer]

Finished this the other day.

So straight on with this ...yesterday morning.

A bit of rolling on the cloddier patches.

And this turned up before I was finished

 

[Will 1594]

Finished ploughing the beet land despite a puncture in the plough,a bearing on the press,changing points and loading pigs.View attachment 661576
It's a bit dusty. I have to wait till I go back across the field to know if all is well.View attachment 661580
The old chap was chasing me, he would of got all done but ran short of seed so he's got to wait till the morning for the fieldsman to drop some more off. They're going into a lovely warm moist seed bed so should soon be through.View attachment 661582

Do you need to plough it done two very light fields with out . Top worked and straight in will be interesting to see how it does

 

[robbie]

Do you need to plough it done two very light fields with out . Top worked and straight in will be interesting to see how it does

At the moment yes, our elderly drill wouldn't cope with anything to challenging but if we get a newer drill (which we are looking out for) then I don't see why we couldn't go min till, although we do like to plough deep for beet at 12-14inches-hence the patches of sand and chalk in the picture.
This seems to put the ground in good condition and removes any compaction for the following cereal crops which can then be min tilled.

 

[solo]

 

[Boysground]

Some unwelcome visitors

These wear out eventually

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[Daniel]

The trusty 6310 stepping into the early morning breach.

 

[DRC]

Ploughing slurry in. 6 tankers on the farm at the moment

 

[DRC]

Turned some cattle out this morning

 

[Foregoneconclusion]

Ground still too wet to drill..cool too..so thought I'd get some logs sorted .at least all the stock are out...

 

[sticky]

View attachment 661744 View attachment 661746 Turned some cattle out this morning

Are they visible from the road on the way to that big plant?

 

[RWG Contracts]

Shuttered walls coming along nicely

 

[fred.950]

Some unwelcome visitors

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These wear out eventually

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I just had exactly the same, I scooped him out and chucked him onto the neighbours! [emoji1360]

 

[DRC]

Are they visible from the road on the way to that big plant?

Yes right by the road. What big plant?, or do you mean the thistle

 

[Will 1594]

At the moment yes, our elderly drill wouldn't cope with anything to challenging but if we get a newer drill (which we are looking out for) then I don't see why we couldn't go min till, although we do like to plough deep for beet at 12-14inches-hence the patches of sand and chalk in the picture.
This seems to put the ground in good condition and removes any compaction for the following cereal crops which can then be min tilled.

Come and look at what we done 4 different cultivations in two different fields to compare part ploughed part just shakerator then a bit shaker and big germinator then a bit ravened pulling extra coil , front row tiller does a good job

 

[Boohoo]

Pump monkey for the day

Had forgotten what a dull job it is

Can someone send some dust to dry this mud up?

 

[davidroberts30]

 

[Kathy the lamb]

Past doen generation to generation and not they let me use it OMG

 

[Sharpy]

Were they not a Fiat copy?

 

[Oat]

Past doen generation to generation and not they let me use it OMG
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You're lucky the missing ring is in the tractor wheeling, and also being overlapped by one of the slaves, so you are not missing a bit

PS. you GPS guidance is about one metre off

 

[mixed breed]

Birthday boy father on the plough

I'm sowing

@Kathy the lamb is rolling it in

it's a bit warm