Gerbert
Member
- Location
- Dutch biblebelt
Today at work
- Thread starter Penmoel
- Start date
michael N123
Member
I was wondering to what are you doing with them bales ??
- Location
- South West
Putting bales out for out wintering dry cows (240) and young stock. Approximately 1000 round bale hay as silage cannot be used on this site as pheasants and partridge's are reared here in their thousands as part of a shoot and they destroy plastic wrap
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DaveJ
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- Location
- Montgomeryshire
Chargot?
Gerbert
Member
- Location
- Dutch biblebelt
Do you put a hotline next to them? Otherwist you must get an awful lot of waste I guess? Also, is there any grass left in the end or do you reseed it?
- Location
- Breckland
Ploughing and drilling barley today.
This field was due to be beet but I can't / won't grow at £19/t.
Rain from yesterday and last night has helped but still powder dry in places.
This field was due to be beet but I can't / won't grow at £19/t.
Rain from yesterday and last night has helped but still powder dry in places.
- Location
- Bury St Edmunds
How do you get on filling the minimat with seed?
Used one years ago in the days of 50kg bags ....have bad memories of stumbling across the headland carrying those bags to the drill ...[emoji33]
Your making a good job of burying that cover crop, ploughing and drilling prity straight as well!
Think you've done that before!
- Location
- Breckland
Filling the drill is the biggest issue with using the minimat.
I normally use 500kg bags and it's a fag to re tie the bottom string. Better than lugging 50kg bags though.
- Location
- Breckland
Your making a good job of burying that cover crop, ploughing and drilling prity straight as well!
Auto steer helps!
The mustard isn't too thick so yes it's going in well.
- Location
- West Somerset
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Sometimes you gotta love the veiw from the office window
@sidjon probably know where I am I'd think
Your not to far from me if I'm not mistaken!Timewell hill?
- Location
- hereford
What boards on the plough please - my Kuhn would make a pigs ear of that
- Location
- Breckland
What boards on the plough please - my Kuhn would make a pigs ear of that
Its a Vogel and noot plough and I think on wxl430 bodies
Hats off to you there, your making a focking super job, well done
- Location
- Bury St Edmunds
You've done well to have mastered the art of tying off big bags ....whenever I want a few kg's to finish off a field ....I end up with the whole lot in the drill and feel like I've tried to wrestle a grizzly bear !!
Mursal
Member
- Location
- south norfolk, uk
- Location
- South West
Customer fences 11 bales a day + grass and up ends bales and pulls netwrap off and let's cows into that paddock and also slides a water trough into the paddock.
Any remaining waste feed is cleared away in the spring and if ground needs power harrowing and reseeding it will get it
- Location
- South West
I believe so.
Timewell hill?
- Location
- West Somerset
Small world!