What is he drilling?

[borderbilly]

This is the field out the back from me. They have just lifted a cut off sillage of it. Put the sheep 🐑 back in and now drilling it. Question is what is he drilling?

 

[Jcloughie]

Oil?

There’s gold in them there hills.

John

 

[Dustydog]

Something for the local Distillery 🥃

 

[birdman101]

Fertiliser

 

[otherclive]

+1 for fertiliser after a silage cut as it boosts successive growth.

 

[otherclive]

Or he could be reseeding.

 

[toad a caravan]

A hole!?😆

 

[Hutch]

I don't know but we have had the fields scattered with Spillage around here, and oh boy does it stink.

 

[borderbilly]

I don't know but we have had the fields scattered with Spillage around here, and oh boy does it stink.

Take bigger breaths, will get rid off it quicker 👍

 

[borderbilly]

I thought fertiliser as well, but that is usually spread, small white nitrogen pellets, this stuff is getting drilled into ground.

 

[otherclive]

I thought fertiliser as well, but that is usually spread, small white nitrogen pellets, this stuff is getting drilled into ground.

Could it be something like clover?

 

[Dustydog]

I thought fertiliser as well, but that is usually spread, small white nitrogen pellets, this stuff is getting drilled into ground.

TIC dare I say it is the green brigade burying CO2😁

 

[Buckman]

Holes for fence posts?

 

[birdman101]

I thought fertiliser as well, but that is usually spread, small white nitrogen pellets, this stuff is getting drilled into ground.

Farmers don’t spread on fields whilst contains livestock grazing as they would be consuming them. If drilled in root level animals can graze still without consuming.