Feeding 300.000 people annually with the grain we grow, building machinery and tech to help others do the same.

Western Australia
Joined February 2014
If you had to ask 1 question about #alphadisc, what would it be?
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iMc Fels πŸ“²πŸŒΎ retweeted
Replying to @ipaddockapps
Please. Please can we have a setting that lets my map USE traffic lights instead of making me turn across 4 lanes of traffic. Call it anxiety mode, we’ll use it. 🀣
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iMc Fels πŸ“²πŸŒΎ retweeted
Replying to @ipaddockapps
Funnily enough, it’s good for searching the phone number for a business, no scrolling through the website, enter into google maps and hit β€œcall”.
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iMc Fels πŸ“²πŸŒΎ retweeted
Replying to @ipaddockapps
Hopfully it'll actually take you to a regional address that you enter not the neighbours
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Replying to @AJGrovefarming
Knowing how major updates work, it will probably be worse for core functions like that
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Replying to @Braydocaldy
It mostly appears here over summer in areas where the crop failed and didn't use available water such as from waterlogging. I feel like it appears when there is a soil imbalance, such as anaerobic, fertility or acidity
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Replying to @Braydocaldy
Cotton fireweed. Usually grows where something went wrong!
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Are there any changes in this major update that you can see yourself using? Or do you just like using google maps to take you from A to B?
🚨 BREAKING: Google Maps just rolled-out a massive upgrade. This will be the biggest upgrade in over a decade. Here are 7 Mind-blowing features that will surprise you:
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The cog lugs molded on the other side are the challenge, not sure if they can be procured
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I remember seeing a trick you can do with a slip knot to get a loop of rope over a bar, I wonder if that can be done with a belt!
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Replying to @EickhoffJason
They have drive lugs molded on one side
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Replying to @EickhoffJason
A poxy clamp type joiner
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That would be ideal other than getting it on & off!
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We don't use bucket elevators around here
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Replying to @cropfar
I think theres a lot to like about belts, quiet, no stretch, absorb shock loads. Just need a decent joining system and not to be $11k a set
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Replying to @EickhoffJason
Enlighten me, what is grain leg belting?
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Replying to @farmersgrowit
Strength is good, the rest of the belt is still good, just flexes at the edge of the steel joiner clamp which is a bugger
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