Volunteer farm worker. Footy, Cricket, Family and Fun tragic Feeling clever having learnt to drag knuckles with fingers trailing so I don't break them
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I don't think I have seen such a turnaround so quickly.
4 months ago this was us and now the same paddock a pasture paddock previously has good potential.
Reticent to post because of so many still doing it tough but also, I like to be thankful
Second seeding in a row where I think we will go through the seeding without any moisture.
The units are going well with tight soil rocks and dust.
Weighing up whether to keep sowing or not has been a challenge. I think this is the least worst option for us.
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Australia Day in the paddock.
For one of the greatest countries on Earth.
(Music: Advance Australia Fair - Kamikaze Legacy)
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A few people had a dream to build a world class speedway track in Bordertown. A heap of people got enthused to help and here we are. What an effort by a small community. And what a fast track
Love the bacon chops our local butchers do. Ordered some this week .....as busy as they are they haven't lost their sense of humour
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Just when you start to think we get some pretty good crops off this flat, maybe we should grow more wheat etc on it, I get a reminder why we grow a fair percentage of frost tolerant crops and livestock there. A nice visual of where the cold air gets trapped.
The troupes at Wolseley loving this weather opening and closing bunkers nearly every day.
Lucky they did last night 20 plus MM again overnight
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Well that moisture test took a while to clear.
All go now just had to get the big green stems out of the back oh and a bit of other gear too
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Ah that's interesting
we grow Faba beans on frostbprone paddocks as they are pretty safe in a frost. Not so this year. For those who don't grow them, normally the pod goes brown first or as the seed does.
These seeds have turned to mush.
Wet spring last year and a wet June this year has helped crops get through a pretty dry spring this year. Never under estimate stored moisture and coolish spring
Started a new hobby. Sculpting.
Managed with the very end of a 36 metre boom on the inside of the turn.
No evidence of it grabbing just 3 gentle taps as I went around only noticed when I came back for the next width. No damage to boom whatsoever.
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This is 1 reason why synthetic fertiliser is good for the environment. Feeding more people from less area.
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