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Back by popular demand - the 2008 Harvest Highlights picture gallery - this year sponsored by Syngenta. Here's where you can share all your pictures from the 2008 harvest and we'll be running the pick of them in FW magazine too. Sign into FWiSpace and leave comments, rate pictures using the stars and add your own pictures too. Here are some instructions.

To catch up on the latest harvest progress go to our Harvest Highlights homepage. View the Save our Sprays Campaign where you can sign an e-petition.

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Harvest Highlights 2008 Gallery

Back by popular demand - the 2008 Harvest Highlights picture gallery - this year sponsored by Syngenta. Here's where you can share all your pictures from the 2008 harvest and we'll be running the pick of them in FW magazine too. Sign into FWiSpace and leave comments, rate pictures using the stars and add your own pictures too. Here are some instructions.

To catch up on the latest harvest progress go to our Harvest Highlights homepage. View the Save our Sprays Campaign where you can sign an e-petition.
 

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UPPER NISBET COMBINE SEP 12 08 018.jpg
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  • Aperture Value : F2.8
  • Date/Time Original : 12/09/2008 17:34:47
  • Exposure Time : 1/90 sec
  • Flash : Flash did not fire, auto
  • Focal Length : 5.7 mm
  • Model : FinePix F401
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When a combine gets this stuck, how are you going to get it out? Guy Lee from Sandystones Farm, Ancrum in the Scottish Borders, has come up with a solution. He's just bought a 1955 AEC Militant, a six-wheel drive bit of military kit, with a 40 tonne winch. Originally purchased for £8000 to move mobile chicken sheds, it's been busy pulling out combines this year. "Three tractors and a JCB had failed to move it at all, but the winch didn't even break into a sweat," he says.

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