Getting some wheat straw picked up and stacked here. Our two Arcusins soon made short work of it... Just in time before the rain!


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A lovely hay baling day here today, so I couldn't resist getting the 135 out for a run, along with our JD 456 baler!



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We've been busy for the past two months draining our own land between other work. It takes time to do it right, but I'm sure it's well worth it.


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Andy baling 60 acres of spring barley straw today. With all the wet weather last year it's taken till now to get it dry enough to bale!

We have some wheat straw to bale next week.

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Been chopping straw today, it's a bit unusual for this time of year but with all the bad weather we've had there's been quite a lot to do, due to being unable to bale last summer.

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This is our Ford 8670. It's in the workshop here receiving a power shift gearbox rebuild.

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Here's a wagon being loaded by Stuart with winter barley straw.

We won't be loading this one anymore though, as it recently caught fire, and burnt out!

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Started baling winter barley straw today with our New Holland 9080.
The 120 x 90 bales weigh around 480kg

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Today we have been sorting out some fat beef cattle we are selling.

They will go direct to slaughter at Woodhead Bros Meat Co, Colne lancashire.

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It really is turning out to be a difficult year for Hay and Haylage making. due to all the rain we're having.

On Wednesday we were baling, and wrapping haylage till midnight, and resumed wrapping at 4.30 am Thursday morning.

It started raining again about 7.00 am, but luckily we were all done!

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