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Today, 10:12 AM

joe soapy replied to a thread DEALING WITH AUTHORITY in Agricultural Matters

driving home it come to me, i know how to make steam work cheap.. this gonna make teslar spit

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Yesterday, 07:37 PM

M1986 started a thread Layer manure grassland in Agricultural Matters

Hi I have access to fresh layer manure, off a conveyor system. There will be no dead birds, so risk of botulism should be slim. How many tonnes...

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Yesterday, 09:41 AM

john maddock started a thread Video - boosting engine output + new method flight? in Machinery

I have not watched this 16 minute video (other priorities of time) but it might be of interest: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6ZazWWBQVQA ...

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19-10-18, 11:30 PM

joe soapy replied to a thread DEALING WITH AUTHORITY in Agricultural Matters

direction is important, this is easily controlled, jist got to work out if needs a left hand and a right, or jist change the ends

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19-10-18, 11:27 PM

joe soapy replied to a thread DEALING WITH AUTHORITY in Agricultural Matters

i wus thinking copper pipe, look great and also add luster to hair, i got a feeling most folks suffer from copper deficiency, this might correct it

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19-10-18, 08:55 PM

Paw replied to a thread DEALING WITH AUTHORITY in Agricultural Matters

I'm watching, Joe. About the hair drier, change the alkathene pipe for some rubber milk tube might make it more usable.

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19-10-18, 07:22 PM

joe soapy replied to a thread DEALING WITH AUTHORITY in Agricultural Matters

looks like jist u an me here, had hoped some of tothers would join in

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19-10-18, 07:21 PM

joe soapy replied to a thread DEALING WITH AUTHORITY in Agricultural Matters

picked up some real bargains yesterday, grinder, some twin tube epoxy, and best of all a pair of reading glasses with twin lights. also a dremel and...

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19-10-18, 07:17 PM

SMID replied to a thread Kidd straw chopper in Machinery

It will be the ability to lift it rather than the power to drive it which will be the limiting factor. Its an 8080 trailed one we work with new in...

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19-10-18, 06:16 PM

Big Vern replied to a thread Kidd straw chopper in Machinery

They chuck em out the chute at fairly reasonable velocity,,, , we try not to bed o er heads of cattle,, if you know you have a few bales from a...

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19-10-18, 06:14 PM

Big Vern replied to a thread Digestate in Agricultural Matters

That would be the million dollar question,,it certainly made the difference in yeild In that field,, would it have made the difference in a normal...

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19-10-18, 04:20 PM

joe soapy replied to a thread DEALING WITH AUTHORITY in Agricultural Matters

well, as a hair dryer its the only one i seen that makes any sense, the £400 price is another matter. when the women go to a posh do it creates a...

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19-10-18, 10:06 AM

Jack_Caley replied to a thread Digestate in Agricultural Matters

I wish I had access to that material! jack caley

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18-10-18, 10:12 PM

wrsni replied to a thread Digestate in Agricultural Matters

No, it's a fair question. I refer to it as being "organic" in the true sense i.e. being of plant or animal origin and in that respect it is. ...

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18-10-18, 08:39 PM

essexpete replied to a thread Digestate in Agricultural Matters

Do you think it made a difference to moisture retention on a light soil?

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18-10-18, 07:50 PM

massey mad replied to a thread Kidd straw chopper in Machinery

How do straw choppers deal with stones?

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18-10-18, 07:07 PM

ACE replied to a thread Matbro 250 110 in Machinery

Sounds about right. Probably faulty pressure switch on gearbox. Switch for warning light is seprate to gauge. Its underneath mounted remotely of...

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18-10-18, 07:04 PM

Big Vern replied to a thread Kidd straw chopper in Machinery

Mmm never used a 4040' we had Kuhn Primor which we've converted to a trailed one, run it usually on a TM 140 (overkill) or a international 865xl,...

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18-10-18, 06:57 PM

Big Vern replied to a thread Digestate in Agricultural Matters

Is digestate organic then "? Not being clever just asking :undecided:

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18-10-18, 06:55 PM

Big Vern replied to a thread Digestate in Agricultural Matters

Im not an agronomist,,,, ;), but no I don't think so, it is in essence one field it's all what they petherton sand, IE it's boys land great for...

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18-10-18, 03:16 PM

wrsni replied to a thread Digestate in Agricultural Matters

Management of the land is one cut of hay followed by sheep grazing thereafter so particularly wondering if those trace element levels seem...

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18-10-18, 09:15 AM

zaza replied to a thread Issues and Frustrations in Farming in Agricultural Matters

Could you explain to us how you envisage being able to provide a "beneficial solution for farmers" using a graphic design qualification please ?

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18-10-18, 08:08 AM

essexpete replied to a thread Digestate in Agricultural Matters

Not an arable farmer but Vern could the difference be put down to soil variation across the field?

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18-10-18, 07:42 AM

Barney replied to a thread Sheep sponge in Livestock and Forage

I have known one get pulled out of a goat by another goat if that helps. A phone call to a vet should not cost you anything and will give you a...

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18-10-18, 07:36 AM

Barney replied to a thread Issues and Frustrations in Farming in Agricultural Matters

Without a link to the survey we cannot complete it.

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17-10-18, 11:53 PM

massey mad replied to a thread Kidd straw chopper in Machinery

Want hp would you need for a 4040 teagle?

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17-10-18, 10:38 PM

choochter replied to a thread DEALING WITH AUTHORITY in Agricultural Matters

Likewise, Joe, I've seen the advert for the £400 hairdryer and find it impossible to understand why anybody would want to spend that on a hairdryer.

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17-10-18, 08:31 PM

Big Vern replied to a thread Kidd straw chopper in Machinery

IMHO Any straw chopper is better than no straw chopper, the money you'll save on bedding and labour will pay for the machine,, you only need buy it...

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17-10-18, 08:30 PM

Farmer Ed started a thread Sheep sponge in Livestock and Forage

We have been pulling the sponges out of ewes today and there is one we couldn’t find at all couldnt see or feel anything Could it have just come...

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17-10-18, 08:28 PM

Big Vern replied to a thread Digestate in Agricultural Matters

we had digestate (liquid) injected onto some land destined for spuds in the spring, in a direct comparison it was a 38 AC field split almost in half,...

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