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fertiliser and heavy showers

eorna · 2014-05-07 12:16:29

will it be safe to spread compound with such heavy showers we are having?? or would be better off waiting for dry spell??

07-05-2014 12:16pm

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eorna

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will it be safe to spread compound with such heavy showers we are having?? or would be better off waiting for dry spell??

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#2 07-05-2014 12:29pm

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eorna wrote: »

will it be safe to spread compound with such heavy showers we are having?? or would be better off waiting for dry spell??

I,d spread away its only showers, no heavy rain forecast so once ground conditions are ok I,d work awy

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#3 07-05-2014 1:07pm

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Was going to sow silage ground some of these evenings too but the weekend to be very wet so don't know now wat to do

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#4 07-05-2014 1:12pm

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i would spread it. only showers . weather will pick up

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