Honest john
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I wouldn't say metallic but it feels different, I was given it as a gift, seems to keep the beer cooler for longer than a glass would.
You will get one of those with every load of spuds this season.
I wouldn't say metallic but it feels different, I was given it as a gift, seems to keep the beer cooler for longer than a glass would.
Got into some Sundance and chuffed to bits with that, certainly making skyfall look plain.
Wish we had that. Dry again here.It as rained continuously here from 10am, no harvesting today.
I started Mulika yesterday. Very underwhelmed at 4-4.5t/ha, but like you it just won’t thrash. I’ve got a heap in the shed that looks like barley because of the colour. It’s miniscule grains in the tips that won’t thrash out no matter what.Nice Finnish to our WW yesterday 40ha field of Shabras yielded 437tons. Started spring wheat as it was dry but taking a bit of thrashing , spring drilled Belipi doing just a whisker under 3t/ha . We have had a bit of rain today so hopefully it will combine easier when it dries out .
That's a very thoughtful wifeJust finished baling the straw, all done and my wife got me a present to celebrate!View attachment 702364
Finished WW today,just 37 acres of S.oats that are not yet ready.Good yields being reported in our area.Combined some OSR and wheat for a neighbour and,I'm guessing the OSR did approx 5.2 t/ha and the wheat around 12 t/ha.This would be on some of the best ground money can buy.Our wheat would of averaged a little less,OSR likewise.I think our immediate area was greatly helped by some thunderstorms in June just at the right time.
Had a sniff on mine and like you loads of tiny grains, tips hard to thrash out, reckon mine needs more time. A decent colour but heaven knows what the bushel weight will be, some is a bit pinched but was surprised by how much was in the tank after one headland run before I parked up.I started Mulika yesterday. Very underwhelmed at 4-4.5t/ha, but like you it just won’t thrash. I’ve got a heap in the shed that looks like barley because of the colour. It’s miniscule grains in the tips that won’t thrash out no matter what.
WestSounds impressive for year
Which part of Herefordshire?
Looking like 8t per hectare over the lot.