February 1st 2007

Farm Machinery

Here is some of the farm machinery used on this farm.

The Tractors

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The Sugar Beet / Fodder Beet Harvester

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The Silage Feeder

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The Irrigator and Irrigator Hose

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The Forklift with Bucket

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The Sprayer

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The Baler

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The Combine Harvester

Combine Harvester

Posted in: Farm Machinery

2 Comments »

  1. hey up,now that were on the E L S we have had a large influx of owls,can anybody identify them by their call signs?They are not responding delta charlie super 6 ,black owl down,…over.

    Comment by road blog — March 11, 2007 @ 12:19 pm

  2. Hi Road Blog,

    Our farm is also in the Entry Level Stewardship Scheme and we too are seeing more wildlife on our farm. Yes owls can be identified by their calls. The tawny owl makes the well known “twit twoo” call, the barn owl screeches and the little owl squawks. (Hope this helps.)

    This is a great time of year to see barn owls hunting in tussocky grass fields and margins to feed their young at dawn and dusk.

    Check back regularly with this site to find out more information about owls.

    Sara @ Farming Friends

    Comment by Sara @ Farming Friends — March 11, 2007 @ 1:50 pm

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