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Everything posted by farmer rod
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can you get round it on a quad bike or is it too rough?
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rolling it is supposed to be as effective, Ive still got one can of asulox but as they have banned it for next year we will have to find other ways, not easy in hedges and wood with the mechanical methods
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one third of the development value, but in your situation perhaps the enhancement with the power via your land.
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well, its a decent fowl anyway....
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Help wanted to ID my fruit tree
farmer rod replied to Paul_R's topic in Tree Identification pictures
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Nice work, do you carve green wood or must it be seasoned?
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Pastygate ???? could you enlighten me
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I have some similar that were around a silage pit, no smell of peaches though ...and thanks for the earlier response
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the odd bat would fly away once disturbed and find somewhere else to live, but it would be easy to disturb a maternity roost and cause long term damage to a colony, having an expert in could prevent that. However we all know the penalties of having the "authorities" involved
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excuse my ignorance but what is green hart?
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we used to to use the car exhaust and an old vacuum cleaner hose, but pretty much pointless now that they all have catalytic converters. bring back carbon mon!
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what are we looking for?
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Sadly our access isnt brilliant or Id give it a go. Otherwise wait for someone in the area who is currently paying to tip.
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thats too much of a stretch. I am looking for some to try as cattle bedding, but we are kent/surrey borders btw anyone else using arb arisings for cattle/sheep?
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where are you ?
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depends what you think of midges and mosquitos, I dont think its the bats that are a problem, just the crazy way the are being "looked after" by the authorities
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the droppings of mice and bats look very similar, but bats are crumbly in consistency and mouse much more like paste then hard as it drys. Under a microscope you can easily see wings and legs of insects in the bats droppings.
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granted. What would you mount a knocker on other than a tractor? (Mines on the front of the 530 70)
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but the speed it comes down is the most important factor in productivity
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Sussex, just waiting for a couple of new ones to come into the world
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As would most people! me particularly Choose three examples of interesting trees/fungi/whatever that you have come across and can describe, preferably one you read slightly wrong with something humerous outcome remember if its your own personal experience you are THE world expert good luck
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You have to say Wingurdiam Leviosa before you throw, well seems to work for Hermioni
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Good plan, thanks
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how does the mesh stay on the frame?
