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Last post Fri, Jun 6 2008 17:12 by the_hampshire_hog. 30 replies.
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  • Fri, May 30 2008 15:19

    Summer jobs

    What do any of you have planned for the summer? Have any of you had any luck getting jobs on farms?

  • Fri, May 30 2008 23:23 In reply to

    • loftus
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    Re: Summer jobs

     Yes baling hay for my self and for a couple of other people near-by. With a Massey Ferguson 165 and John Deere 224T baler.

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  • Sat, May 31 2008 14:31 In reply to

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    165 wuh get on!

    any1 want to employ me ... cornwall please... will work for anything over 3.50 an hour... milk cows.... lol

  • Sat, May 31 2008 22:52 In reply to

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    im still trucking amure around have moved onto driving the MACKs insted of running the draglines thats better i can atchaley go fast.

    GET R DONE

  • Sun, Jun 1 2008 20:19 In reply to

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    I help out with my dad when i can but i doubt he would pay me over the summer ..... typical farmer - very tight with his money! I have been collecting application forms for shop assistant work. Not a job i particularly want to do but im skint and need the money.

  • Mon, Jun 2 2008 11:57 In reply to

    • tim.
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    Re: Summer jobs

    Working on a 2000 acre farm near Loughborough, corn carting and rolling mainly, but nothing is set in stone. This is the lead in to the start of my management training.
    In fact we still may be after a harvest driver for a 4-5 weeks in August.
    No-one knows what I do until I stop doing it!
  • Mon, Jun 2 2008 13:52 In reply to

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    tim.:
    Working on a 2000 acre farm near Loughborough, corn carting and rolling mainly

    No plans for a holiday then after all your hard work studying?!

  • Mon, Jun 2 2008 17:10 In reply to

    • matty s
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    Re: Summer jobs

    Think this summer I am  rolling, carting grain (like tim) and working the dryer over 3000 acres of arable plus about 200 acres grassland (thereabouts).Then probaly sorting pigs out on the other farm (200 acres).

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  • Mon, Jun 2 2008 19:31 In reply to

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    Been a bit c-rap really, had to turn down two well paid jobs already this summer... 1 contractoring/farm hand in wiltshire, and one clearing workshops @ plumpton college, east sussex. but owell, got hay/silageing in bucks 2 do, plus w.e turns up. o and the old gardenin business.

  • Tue, Jun 3 2008 10:00 In reply to

    • tim.
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    Re: Summer jobs

    caroline stocks:

    No plans for a holiday then after all your hard work studying?!

     

     

    Noooo chance. I have been sat in my room doin uni work, with the countryside coming alive outside my window, and not being able to be a part of it. So I dont think I would actually allow myself to have a long break from it. I am 1 week into my allotted 7 weeks off where not much is happening, so I am making the most of that... I'll be starting mid July I think. 

     

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  • Tue, Jun 3 2008 17:14 In reply to

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    tractordriver99:
    and the old gardenin business.

    You sound like you're going to be busy! Didn't realise you had a gardening business too - do we have an Alan titchmarsh in our midst?!
  • Tue, Jun 3 2008 20:39 In reply to

    • loftus
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    Re: Summer jobs

    I do a bit of lawn mowing for people. Also a bit of a hand to the older population in our vllage as a gardener and handyman. 

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  • Tue, Jun 3 2008 20:47 In reply to

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    thats it exactly, £10 for 10 mins wrk mowing. or hedge trimming can be £50 an hour.

  • Tue, Jun 3 2008 20:55 In reply to

    • loftus
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    Re: Summer jobs

    Good money in it if you get the right job and please tell me where you go mowing for £10 for 10 min work. I only get paid £4 per hour 

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  • Tue, Jun 3 2008 21:18 In reply to

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    I just got a job corncart/telehandler operator/ grain dryer/ cultivation on a farm near winchester, hampshire. getting paid £6.60 an hour and i get my accomodation for free! Im gunna be working july to september! then hopfully onto a contractors! 

    2nd year NDLBT at sparsholt, soon to be finishing!
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