Two of Ivor Duggan’s Foden six wheelers loading lime out of the storage bins at Strinds/Dolyhir quarries.
One of Ivor’s Fodens with the L plates on when Craig one of his younger drivers was doing his LGV a few years ago.
Two of Ivor Duggan’s three Fendt tractors with spreaders,seen after a day spreading.
Dave the Renegade:
Two of Ivor Duggan’s three Fendt tractors with spreaders,seen after a day spreading.
Have they stopped fighting with the bowketts yet dave 
A Scania four wheeler tanker,seen on the A44 near Leominster.
Dave the Renegade:
Two of Ivor Duggan’s Foden six wheelers loading lime out of the storage bins at Strinds/Dolyhir quarries.
Didn’t know Dolyhir still had outside toilets!! 
altitude:
Dave the Renegade:
Two of Ivor Duggan’s Foden six wheelers loading lime out of the storage bins at Strinds/Dolyhir quarries.Didn’t know Dolyhir still had outside toilets!!
I think he’s firing the cannon John.
Cheers Dave.
Lime spreading in the summer of 2012.
The farmer insisted that they spread the field.
One of Ivor Duggan’s Foden Alpha’s after coming through a snow storm.
Work goes on regardless of the snow.
Dave the Renegade:
One of Ivor Duggan’s Foden Alpha’s tipping Fibrophos into one of the firms spreaders.
Being a towny what does the lime do ? Tony
mercman123:
Dave the Renegade:
One of Ivor Duggan’s Foden Alpha’s tipping Fibrophos into one of the firms spreaders.Being a towny what does the lime do ? Tony
The answer is because some soils are too acidic for agricultural crops to grow well. For instance, many soils n England are now more productive because lime is added. However, the use of inorganic nitrogen fertilisers also makes soil acidic, which is why lime use now has to be more routinely and widely used to keep Ph levels up. Unfortunately, the application of lime releases the carbon in the lime, which means this practice is an agricultural source of CO2 (greenhouse gas). Hope that helps.
Taken in January 2010.
6,000 tons of fibrophos in Ivor Duggan & Sons store.
Some has gone missing,so Roy is on guard.
Ivor and Sheila Duggan with Roy.
Ivor Duggan with Sons Shaun and Steve and Grandson Lewis.
A Fendt on dry ground.
The third generation of lime spreading.Eleven year old Lewis Duggan.
I’m doing “the Welsh run” on Monday, Dave; Look out for an 05 reg Daf 6w with FWP Matthews on it. It’ll be double manned so chances are I’ll be asleep in the passenger side.