Yeilds and costs

[nick the grief]

I've updated the original with the yeilds from the 'pre warplot'

[Plot70]

I've still got one well a modern version but without the two jets it has a pipe you dangle in a bucket and then you just pump and you get a super fine mist, ideal for cuttings ... unless like mine the fibre washers gone in it and I've got to find the spare This is mine

I have seen boxes of assorted fiber washers in the non food sections of discount stores and also tool tables in the flea market if they ever open again.

[Nicos]

I've just found the original thread so have added it to the first post

[nick the grief]

Nicos is going to link to the original thread now I’ve sorted it on me phone , I can add screen grabs of the yields for the plot in the book.

a job for tomorrow methinks

[.commander]

The No Dig book has lots about yields in it. Can recommend!

[Chippy Minton]

Is there a yields page? The page shows costs and time to maturity, but not yields. I think I have yield comparisons for a dig - no dig experiment. All depends on the weather, location, etc. I guess.

[nick the grief]

I've still got one well a modern version but without the two jets it has a pipe you dangle in a bucket and then you just pump and you get a super fine mist, ideal for cuttings ... unless like mine the fibre washers gone in it and I've got to find the spare This is mine

[mothhawk]

The syringe will be for spraying the caterpillars - they looked a lot like bicycle pumps.

[ameno]

What's the syringe for, and why does it cost as much as a wheelbarrow?

[nick the grief]

I posted this once before ( years ago) but I can't find it so I tracked the original source down again. attached if a photo of a page in one of my old books that gives the costs of a setting up a 10 rood allotment ... Sadly for you youngsters its in £ s d ( old money) not £ p New money but 20s is a pound, a shilling is 5p so I'm sure you can work it out.

If I can find it I think there was a spreadsheet that went with it that listed all the costs and a tab for harvests and approximate costs had you bought it and it gave you a balance sheet. Just for interest really

Crop	No. of Plants	Yeild
Peas (Early)	1 row	52lb (23.6kg)
Peas (mid)	1 row	47lb (21.3kg)
Peas (late)	1 row	41lb (18.6kg)
Beans, Broad	1 row	68lb (31kg)
Beans, Runner	1 row	131lb (59.4kg)
Beans, Dwarf	1 row	38lb (17kg)
Celery	Double row	72lb (32.7kg)
Leeks	Double row	72lb (32.7kg)
Potatoes (Early)	4 rows	2.5 cwt (127kg)
Potatoes (main)	7 rows	6.75 cwt (343kg)
Shallots	2 rows	61 lb (27.7kg)
Onion	5 rows	137lb (62.1kg)
carrots	4 rows	98lb (44.5kg)
Parsnips	3 rows	82lb (37.2kg)
Beet	4 rows	67lb (30.4kg)
Marrows	5 plants	27lb (12.2kg)
lettuce	-	10 doz
Radish	-	40 bunches
Cabbage	2 rows	50
Cauliflower	1 row	24
Brussels	2 rows	38lb
cucumber	4 plants	18
Rhubarb	-	18 bunches
Parsley	1row	25 bunches
Herbs	-	-

Estimated costs of these vegetables if purchased is £13 9s 9d (pre war) (£13 44p roughly) and the costs of seeds, potatoes, farmyard manure, fertilzers and rent is £2 7s 0d (£2 35p)

* Mod note....found link!!!
https://www.growfruitandveg.co.uk/gr...-save#post4023