A bit of both really the ewe had a schmalenburgh lamb that we struggled to get out the year I sold all my sheep with lambs at foot so felt a bit Sorry for her and she stayed with a pet tup this was his last effort as some one had him cut for a teaser
We live on the edge of town/ village that’s mainly for all the people that
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In a droughty year like last year do they water it? If not I guess you do well to do 5t/ha?
It will get a pass with the irrigators at some point if needed. How much depends on the amount of veg in the area as that will take priority
All of us who farm on real soil, rather than a beach can hardly wait until the wind dries everything out enough. I am less than 40 miles from you I think and live very close to the part of Britain with the lowest rainfall.
We have plenty like that also, the majority was drilled before the rain started luckily, the rest is still needed to be ploughed for beet which i predict will come off the boards like plasticine. It's not all a beach but when the weather is temperamental it's good to have bolt holes to be able to get on with something or everything needs doing in the same week
We had 4mm Monday night but been dry since
Same here, tried lifting beet on Wed machine went out of sight. Tried hedgetrimming where some spring barley is going and made huge ruts so pulled out and ended up cleaning sheds out !!
Superbly framed photo. Were you on radio staging them ?
Cleans up well.?
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