Today at work

Muddyroads

Member
NFFN Member
Location
Exeter, Devon
That's a bit quick 😂
I'm normally at 0.5 - 1.5k depending on the hedge on the puma cvx
It cut well, but the amount of sap always helps at this time of year, and I’d run the grinder over the flails not too long ago. It’s contract work, so I like to find the balance between doing a tidy job and not running their bill up any more than it needs to be.
 

Pan mixer

Member
Mixed Farmer
Location
Near Colchester
Subsoiling tramlines where I am going to sow grass if I can ever gat any soil, currently any soil would fall down the cracks I think. It is a bit staedy with a 1 leg sub-soiler but I only had 40 acres to do at 24 metres so not a big job.

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Then I had to ballast roll it to try and crack the lumps, not all a total success.

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JWL

Member
Location
Hereford
View attachment 899366Couldn’t put it off any longer, started the wheat this afternoon. As feared it won’t be breaking any yield records unless it’s the poorest crop ones 😏


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Neighbours big Lexi tearing up the acresView attachment 899368
Think this is the smallest row of straw I’ve ever laid out, wish i’d chopped it now 🙄
I had to keep looking back to see if I'd actually dropped any straw behind the combine but I had only got a 15' header!
 

Steevo

Member
Location
Gloucestershire
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my farming career hasn’t been going too well this week :facepalm:
Decided to use the quad to carry the horses water....then ran out of petrol 😫 fetched petrol and it still wouldn’t help. Had to send photographs to @mtx.jag to show me where the choke was...would have been quicker to use the wheelbarrow for the water:nailbiting:
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cut the lawn yesterday and this stupid sensor alarm kept going off:facepalm: any ideas as there was no grass:unsure:
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took the small boy to the beach
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he carted bales on the weekend....apparently he didnt like me for picking him up at bedtime:eek:

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new bike came:love:
View attachment 899047Baked some mini Victoria sponges 👌
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farm dog turns 11 today:love: she’s still quite poorly and has to go in on Thursdays for another ultra sound and X-ray🤞

That switch is supposed to tell you the bag on the back isn’t fitted right.

We just mulch with ours so never have the bag on the back. There’s a plug behind (by back wheel) that can disconnect the switch. If the terminals happened to be bridged with a paper clip, the switch wouldn’t be an issue any longer.

I’m sure @mtx.jag will be able to solve the problem.
 

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