Today at work

[Chonk]

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[solo]

Contract fertiliser spreading today. View towards center of Birmingham.

Still a bit wet in places. Only just got out of the lower headland.

 

[Norfolk Olly]

Still soft in places

Levelled up a treat By Monday I’ll of caught a destoner in here

980hp and a lot of diesel and you can polish a turd

Even made some dust

 

[Nearly]

Another wobbly window.

 

[Deerefarmer]

More of the same, had some down time due to some unknown object going through cutter, some grinding and sharpening they were half decent when we got done ,had to flip shearbar tho

 

[Chris Cook]

A Bank Holiday weekend is almost upon us and personally I cannot wait. What a week! Phone ringing off the hook, sun bursting through, suppliers stacked out (what do you mean I can’t have it tomorrow ), Boss man all over looking at some really tasty jobs.

This week has been a good one though, water supplies repaired under the watchful eye of the clients Labrador, he is a cheeky fellow, even gives the camera a wink! We have started installing 180 metres of cable ducting out by Stratford upon Avon and the machine parking area coming on well. Foul and storm water pipes in and passed by building control out by Stratford, client is really happy.

We start back in Gloucester next week, finally able to get on the field we pulled off weeks ago due to the weather (and I was really trying my best not to mention the weather this week!!). Hopefully the team will polish that off quick as I can feel it in my water, the drainage season is in the starting blocks and waiting for the off. . . happy days ahead.

Thanks for a fantastic week lads, enjoy the Bank Holiday, the sun will have his hat on, as should all of us who are follicly challenged.

 

[Chonk]

getting bored planting now .. playing with gps and seeing where the other planters are and colour by numbers .... lots of useful features from sharing data [emoji41] not just big brother [emoji851]

 

[Karliboy]

Hired this in for the weekend of a mate. Got a few wet spots to sort out hopefully.
It’s been long time since I’ve driven one though so it will be a steady job

 

[stuart]

Spraying this morning then got the plough on ready to plough maize ground

 

[nick...]

Bit of landscaping today at a barn conversion I’ve been working on.had my rake out for the first time and managed to bend a tine pulling out a stump.customer happy just needs to dry out.taken about 2 ton of rubble out of soil and buried it.
Nick...

 

[Foregoneconclusion]

Getting diggy with it..

And I'm sure this lime spreader isn't supposed to leave a spread pattern like this..

 

[robbie]

Hopefully tidied up the wild oats in the barley today, any missed ones can be rogued while taking the dog for a walk.

Bazooka looks well

Cassia looks even better.
Then MN some spring barley and finished with a fungicide on the rape.

I thought the wildlife had done a good job of regulating growth but I'm starting to regret not putting a pgr on.

 

[Chae1]

Think I paid £120 ton for a full artic load

What rate do you apply it at and how often?

 

[holwellcourtfarm]

Visited Cambridge Vet School for the worst of reasons

A lovely heifer calf, only 5 weeks old and 70kg!

Suspected poisoning.

 

[Deerefarmer]

Visited Cambridge Vet School for the worst of reasons

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A lovely heifer calf, only 5 weeks old and 70kg!

Suspected poisoning.

Can't like that...​

But at least it wasn't a loved one

 

[Phil P]

Bit of a catch up forgot yesterday, bit the bullet and put the row-crops on the fert tractor and sprayer

Haven’t set the track width in the pic.

Then sent the old man throwing some more N about while I went spraying the spring wheat.

The today, went sowing the last of the spring barley on the moss.

Got stuck in the moss

But made good progress after I was recovered

Just the bird cover to sowl now then I put the drill away. For a couple of months

 

[Andy12345]

Hit into it today...... 3 weeks ago we were under water who would have thought !!

 

[RWG Contracts]

Visited Cambridge Vet School for the worst of reasons

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A lovely heifer calf, only 5 weeks old and 70kg!

Suspected poisoning.

 

[Pan mixer]

Nice enough to turn a few steers out - they will be added to after the TB test that is nearly upon us.

 

[RWG Contracts]

Bit more steel up today