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Posted by David in Wales on November 07, 2006 at 09:17:24 from (86.146.0.163):
Hi; These recent photos were taken at a McCormick dealer's working day. So the ploughed soil had been worked many times over to show the machines in operation. At mid-day there had been a torrential downpour of rain hence the water logged soil. The large scale grain farmers in the central, eastern & southern regions of England are now praticing min-till to keep costs down now grain prices are so low. The wetter west & northern areas are mainly mixed farming where the grass has to be ploughed to bury the turf & vegetation especially for following potato & sugarbeet crops. The sugar beet & vegetable growers have to make a fine seedbed for sowing row crops - 95% plus of all ploughs are turn over or reversible - it saves dead furrows and leaves a totally level seedbed. Cheers David
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