@FoxRob5@JBrockAndSons What happened to your autosteer Rob - non-matching of passes? And, are you still using CTF in this field - seems not by the lines of the stubble? One has to be wary of the keen-eyed when posting a video! Good luck with the new machine, looks good.
@flawborough_fms Interesting pattern Tom and probably unique to CTF farms! Experience from ongoing experiments in 1984 showed that cracks in random traffic systems were predominantly in lines following the main traffic direction rather than in a crazy paving!
@No1FarmerJake@LEAFchief So very very sorry to hear that Caroline has left us. We first met on a stand at the Royal Show when she was launching LEAF. A quietly dedicated person with whom I feel privileged to have had an acquaintance.
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@No1FarmerJake Yes, and this is a bit of a mystery! All research suggests that earthworms do not like compaction and yet one regularly sees evidence of these deep burrowers coming up in tramlines. Maybe it is because tramlines remain moist for most of the year?
@hanslope@FendtUk Hopefully John, and if I'm understanding you correctly, part of the reason for using less power is your adoption of controlled traffic? Achieving weed control in an organic system relies heavily on skill and appropriate and timely tillage - I hope the elements have been with you
It's time we stopped pussy-footing around the litter problem and started to inconvenience the perpetrators. We need some imaginative ideas to stop people leaving litter at organised events for example - a zero tolerance approach
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