- Location
- Welshpool Powys
pretty much , except all ours were suffolk coulters.Is that same as yours View attachment 975898
Pity theres not more of them drills sold for some sh ones to be aboutMore pig drilling topping up silage groundView attachment 975917
I got this off dales Agri sales S/HPity theres not more of them drills sold for some sh ones to be about
I got this off dales Agri sales S/H
You’ll pick up a sh Moore or Aitchison they are about only take some finding.looks is one thing but the cost of them for a small acreage is quite another
i shall have to make one
Ok rub it in ........Green Globe 3 weeks since drilled , 2 weeks without rain View attachment 976257View attachment 976258
ah, a dowdeswell one ,decent width anyway.Trying this out, 4 m with packer on , Thursday, should make the MX cough [emoji1787]View attachment 976493
Small seeds we roll before broadcasting and roll again.ah, a dowdeswell one ,decent width anyway.
redstart just coming, broadcast with the fiona 'drill' on Friday.
View attachment 976497
Broadcasting on rolling stops it going too deep.
harrow after ensures better seed to soil contact .
thats set up well , with the rain weve had today
No.Small seeds we roll before broadcasting and roll again.
Would have thought the harrow maybe a bit harsh and bury seed?
That looks good , we not had rain for a Month , dry as corkchicory in a month old reseed , it doesnt like too much competition i dont think.only thing is i possibly added a bit too much here. but the sheep will hammer it this winter.
as a plus it has helped nurse this grass and clover in the dry.
View attachment 976499
again broadcast on rolling and harrowed in with roller to follow.
may seem long winded process, but as failsafe as possible ime.
What sort of harrow
its all in my pervious posts here .What sort of harrow