Had some good storms recently that have washed loads of seaweed into the bay. Several trips with the tractor to gather (much to the delight of the remaining tourists) as much as we can get. Heaped into a pile at the moment, but soon to be mixed with bags of neat chicken manure, in a compost bin. Not one of those small ones that you get in garden centres, but something involving sheets of tin and fenceposts. Photo's to follow.
I have sprayed off three patches so far using Glyphosate. The only way to make a start.
Have just bought a diesel Howard Gem rotovator, but unfortunately won't be able to collect it until Dec. This is a machine capable of producing a seedbed out of rock. I know, I've used one for many years to cut paths on experiments.
What do you have planned for winter jobs?
I have sprayed off three patches so far using Glyphosate. The only way to make a start.
Have just bought a diesel Howard Gem rotovator, but unfortunately won't be able to collect it until Dec. This is a machine capable of producing a seedbed out of rock. I know, I've used one for many years to cut paths on experiments.
What do you have planned for winter jobs?
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