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120 Ha field?Another gem to add to the gift that keeps on giving-
"In many instances a Triton has paid for itself by drilling just one field of late wheat, in just one year.."
120 Ha field?Another gem to add to the gift that keeps on giving-
"In many instances a Triton has paid for itself by drilling just one field of late wheat, in just one year.."
I was thinking that, no better than the Vaddy ( cultivated first ) or Moore ( DD )Bit thin, no Amino A??
But where are the pictures of the 11.25 ton/ha winter crops that we've wanted to see since march that went in when no other drill would work?
Bit thin, no Amino A??
I was thinking that, no better than the Vaddy ( cultivated first ) or Moore ( DD )
Sorry to hear that.None of those here. They are all shite.
What was the Sulky drilled crop performance measured against?any update on how these crops have yielded? Some wheat we mauled in in November with a new Sulky combi drill has been the best yielding crop on the farm this year. So genuinely interested @R J H
In the same field side by side? Same seed, same husbandry program?Against a trailer drill (red one)
My gut feel is that combi was on ploughed land one pass and not paddled so allowed the stilly heavy rains to get away from the root mass over winter where as shallow min till didn’t afford that luxury. The Plough and combi stuff around us looks the best from the road side this year.Having chatted to people locally everyone who used combinations got a crop and they appear far better than other methods used.ill take cover now
Nick...
Having chatted to people locally everyone who used combinations got a crop and they appear far better than other methods used.ill take cover now
Nick...
Plough early September was breaking wheat bolts every run. By early October it was too wet to go. Would have been plastercine. Spring ploughing all dried out to boulders.