Wet weather positive outcomes

[willy]

1. Lots of time with kids over half term
2. Low Chem spend so far
3. Hopefully kill loads of black grass
4. Tighten uk wheat supply next year
5. Shooting season is here
6. Size isn’t everything
7. It will all end better than we think now.

 

[David.]

8. The ducks now have a choice of places to swim.
They were swimming in the juice seeping from a muck heap a few weeks ago.

 

[radar]

9. Not totally due to the wet, but also CSFB, pigeons will starve to death!

 

[willy]

9. Not totally due to the wet, but also CSFB, pigeons will starve to death!

Hopefully drown the csfb

 

[willy]

Pigeon shooting could be interesting this year due to lack of osr around here. May keep one nearly fecked field as a magnet field. Where’s gun emojis when you need it

 

[Mr Charisma]

Saves buying drums of expensive oils as tractors don't need oil and filter changes
Not many chem bills for some reason

 

[radar]

Pigeon shooting could be interesting this year due to lack of osr around here. May keep one nearly fecked field as a magnet field. Where’s gun emojis when you need it

Could become an endangered species though and not allowed to shoot them!

 

[willy]

Could become an endangered species though and not allowed to shoot them!

Well I may buy myself a caravan and become above the law....

 

[Lincsman]

My view is if you had a big harvest keep some back and do nothing for a year, there will be more money in the bank until at least april 2021, Then it will depend on how much machine finance and rented land over £100/ac you have as to how it stacks up after that. Very very fortunately for me it is a viable option.

 

[teslacoils]

10) the uninvited driving around on stubbles will not be as vexing as driving around on freshly emerged cereals.

 

[stroller]

11) They'll get stuck

 

[bankrupt]

keep some back

I hardly think, Lincsman, that a public forum can possibly be the right location upon which to promote the concept of premeditated tax evasion.

 

[Spencer]

I hardly think, Lincsman, that a public forum can possibly be the right location upon which to promote the concept of premeditated tax evasion.

Aversion not evasion

 

[Brisel]

12) Less insecticides chucked about chasing BYDV carrying aphids

 

[bankrupt]

Aversion not evasion

Quite so, Spencer.

Logically, aversion should lead on to avoidance, rather than to evasion.

The former being legal, and the latter not.

2019 crops in store may legitimately be valued at the cost of production - which, given the huge yields experienced might be as low as £50/tonne for WB, for example.

And all this will be unwinding in 2020/21, just in time to support some of the 50% long-run yield potential of the current crops being grown, many sold forward at 75% of long-run prices..

 

[Lincsman]

I hardly think, Lincsman, that a public forum can possibly be the right location upon which to promote the concept of premeditated tax evasion.

There is such a thing as Farmers profit averaging, but anyway, my stock valuations are always cost of production so all above board.

 

[radar]

13) Drains that you knew were there somewhere but couldn't find, are suddenly easy to spot.

 

[teslacoils]

13) Drains that you knew were there somewhere but couldn't find, are suddenly easy to spot.

Lol. We found them in spring 2018!

 

[Lewis821]

Plenty of time with the other half ??

Farmers have a better sex life than any other profession, survey claims

The results revealed that farmers have the most sex, with over 33% claiming to have sex at least once a day

www.google.co.uk

 

[chaffcutter]

14) used a lot less diesel so far this autumn!