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silage contractors silage season 2012

full of the pipe · 2012-06-27 21:19:25

hi oda silage contractors how ye fairing through this season, us personnally are finding ground conditions tricky and heavy wet crops making fuel consumption higher for the harvester

27-06-2012 10:19pm

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full of the pipe

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hi oda silage contractors how ye fairing through this season, us personnally are finding ground conditions tricky and heavy wet crops making fuel consumption higher for the harvester

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#2 28-06-2012 11:20am

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I'm assuming by your name ye have Kane trailers Where ya based? Diesel must be a big expense for ye alright. Any major breaks this season or have ye been lucky so far?

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#3 28-06-2012 11:18pm

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full of the pipe wrote: »

hi oda silage contractors how ye fairing through this season, us personnally are finding ground conditions tricky and heavy wet crops making fuel consumption higher for the harvester[/Quote

if you don't mind me asking, do ye make any money out of silage contracting at say 120 euro a acre, or do ye do it to break even and hopefully get the farmer for more profitable jobs like slurry ploughing hedge cutting etc??

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