If we all went organic who would line the pockets of the spray/fert companies? And said big companies I’d imagine sponsor a lot of these buzz word fads
Around here no. Wether it’s been grazed to the soil for 50years with sheep, no inputs and hedges 30ft out from the side, or well maintained it’ll be £20k+ per acre, much more for smaller plot with “promise” of a site no pp in place
My new to me drill has discs that are a bit sticky, was thinking of a spray type with thin nozzle into them like wd40 but something more suitable. Don’t oil rest of drill as kept in shed and no fert though
Organic is the ONLY serious way for the environment, so it’ll obviously be ReGen will be the one to take off and become the “new norm” you still get to use all the kit, lots of pesticides and fert, it’s by far the easiest of the arable options as you get flash kit that’ll do 200 acres a day so...
I placed them in under the head lining on a 8340 with 5.25s in rear grills. Had to turn bias up a bit for the 6x9s as slightly muffled. But it’s a great wee sound system, and very clear in an older tractor.
Depending one what main job your doing, guessing stockman seeking a bit of comfort is want the 6120m for visibility, if it’s for donkey work the 6155 would be a better bet. The 6130rs are great but kinda a halfway house to me
We had a N101 it eventually went on fire thankfully, I’d actually preferred the Zetor before it, the worst of the valtra was the price it cost for lack of quality. It was very reliable though, apart from the fire
For automatically making the tramlines come on on an accord seed drill, what is my best option? Just wire them up as section control? Or is there another way?
Haven’t done T0 in a couple of years, and couldn’t get on this year if I wanted too. At price of sprays I’m starting to wonder a good T1 and a cheap T3 would do. We are usually pretty dry through the T2 phase here
Have the same model, man I bought it off said a 135 would run it. I’ve mine on a 120ish on pretty sure it runs on 1000rpm at tick over.
Hasn’t happened touch wood but if it goes on fire he said turn burners off and leave fans and augers running
Go as big of a shed as you can afford and put concrete bunkers in. I do a small acerage and made a 80x40ft with bunkers dividing it in 2 with lishman style under floor vents for pedestals. Leaves a versatile shed for renting out if needs be in future
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