"Oz" wrote in message
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Jim Webster writes
"Oz" wrote in message
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Jim Webster writes

also having weeds properly controlled by your neighbours always eases
the
burden on your own land

Given they farm nearly 5000 contiguous acres,
they are their own neighbour.

they would need a neighbour crop spraying by plane before they could hope
for a bit of useful drift :-((

I'm not getting it across, am I?

They farm both conventional and organic on the same farm and one field
might be organic and the adjacent one conventional. What's more with 3
yr breaks for outdoor pigs they can swap them about quite easily, and
do.

I wonder if you could use sheep as a similar break crop to bring in the
organic? Probably could on semi hill


Hmm, must be very confusing for the sprayman ....

bit of a begger if you have to bring the pigs back in three years early

Jim Webster


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