Today at work

[Dan7626]

Knocking down some ploughing today

 

[nick...]

Rolled in some grass seed planted yesterday.coukd do with a soaking now
Nick...

 

[KennyO]

Sacrilege

Only 6 bouts that got wet. Need to get osr in.

 

[marco]

Knocking down some ploughing today View attachment 707576View attachment 707578

is your powerharrow cocked back too much?

 

[Lincs Lass]

It might be small but its got some grunt ,,very impressed,,much better than a jcb

and alot easier than a shovel

 

[Mursal]

Splashing the cash again, the new shovel would last you a lifetime .............


0.8T ?

 

[stuart]

Finished the Wheat back to baleing now

 

[Lincs Lass]

Splashing the cash again, the new shovel would last you a lifetime .............


0.8T ?

The amount of hire companies on the doorstep ,it's not worth the hassle of buying and its somebody else's problem if its needs repairing

 

[colhonk]

Have you people not had rain?.Had several inches in last week and a half. Only had 2 dry days ,Lots of wheat still to cut around here.

 

[Pan mixer]

Back on the Spring barley straw, been cut nearly 3 weeks.

Been turned before this bit.

Turning up some more for tomorrow hopefully.

Yes, it is growing through now where the corn trailer went.

 

[RWG Contracts]

 

[Pan mixer]

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Very good - attempt at art with advertising thrown in for free.

 

[RWG Contracts]

Very good - attempt at art with advertising thrown in for free.

Only interested in the advertising really

 

[Shovelhands]

Super smooth ride over some drilled Rape land this afternoon

 

[Dan7626]

is your powerharrow cocked back too much?

Not when it's in the ground it's not. The packer pivots up a fair way.

 

[robbie]

Decided to put somemore turnips in. Bit hard so bomford superflow followed by discs and rolls to keep the moisture in.

Then this evening the wind dropped and it was so still we thought we'd get the straw stacks covered.

Despite having some rain over the last couple of weeks we desperately need more the beet are flagging and when we dug the trenches for the plastic you could see why. A foot down just below the topsoil the sand is like it belongs in a egg timer,

we need serious amounts of rain!

 

[bovrill]

we need serious amounts of rain!

we've had quite enough here. I've got a very lttle combine, but it's still sinking 4", and there's constantly mud stuck to the wheels.

 

[Shovelhands]

we've had quite enough here. I've got a very lttle combine, but it's still sinking 4", and there's constantly mud stuck to the wheels.

Have you not got any dust? Been plenty of that floating around this afternoon, and not too far away from you really...

 

[robbie]

we've had quite enough here. I've got a very lttle combine, but it's still sinking 4", and there's constantly mud stuck to the wheels.

The top Is nice and moist and absolutely perfect for establishing crops but the whole soil profile below a few inches is bone dry.

 

[Phil P]

Been busy trying to expand the empire the past few days so not had many interesting pics, back to the grind today however.

Went and knocked some overhang trees back this morning then we can get under with the tractors and combine next year.

Called to see how my covers are doing that I drilled with the 750A last week. Quite impressed with the establishment so far, drilled exactly 7 days today.

Then made a start looking at some drains where it was lying wet over winter, broke out the big guns

Had to put that job on hold though as the sun came out so decided to crack on with some spring barley.
Waiting on a trailer so quick photo

Probably the best field I’ve cut this year.

In case anyone forgot what it looks like with the chopper in gear

Unfortunately it got to damp to finish and rain again tomorrow but made a hole in it.