Michael Thompson

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rammed-earth.org

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07768 772366

About you and your business ( please complete)

Self taught Manual Rammed Earth expert? Actively promoting low impact building solutions, providing low cost friendly training and advice to all.

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Designer, Consultant

Where did you hear about Landscape Juice

Direct invitation.

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https://rammed-earth.org

Peter sellers replied to M Olsson's discussion First year for trading with zero prior experience

"Michael, well done on completing your first season !
Don't be too critical of your mistakes, we all have made them and even after 40 years plus still do.
This trade is not an exact science if it was easy everyone would be doing it.
Going forward,…"

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Paul Errington replied to Adam Woods's discussion Fence post auger

"Hi Adam,
Only just seen this, so probably too late.
The quickest way would probably be to use a machine such as the Turf Teq Edger/Trencher. It's a walk-behind, powered machine that will dig shallow trench (down to 7" max) the correct width for the…"

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Fusion Media posted a blog post

Turf Science Live Ireland 2024: Equipping Turf Managers for the Future

Turf Science Live Ireland, a renowned educational event in turf management, returned in September, hosted at the magnificent Killeen Castle.This prestigious golf course provided a fitting venue backdrop for turf professionals to gain valuable…

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Fusion Media posted a blog post

GroundsFest Wins Trade Show of the Year

The recently held Exhibition News Indy Awards recognised GroundsFest 2023 in an extraordinary way, awarding it both the Best Independent Trade Show Launch and the prestigious Trade Show of the Year.These honours celebrate the innovation and unique…

M Olsson posted a discussion

First year for trading with zero prior experience

This year is drawing to a close, and as I reflect back, I'm considering the hurdles and successes I've faced. I thought it might be worth sharing my experiences, in case someone in a similar situation is considering venturing into the self-employed…

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Paul Errington replied to Edward baker's discussion Rough cut mower recommendations

"Hi Richard,
The best thing to use on a wild flower site is a Power Scythe; we have them in our rental fleet.
According to wildflower specialists, such as Wildflower Turf, you should cut and drop the flowers and grass, then remove the cuttings. If…"

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Paul Errington replied to Edward baker's discussion Rough cut mower recommendations

"The Turf Teq Brushcutter is a tough, walk-behind machine with a 26" cutting width. https://youtu.be/xORZwOvK5BA
We sometimes have a used, ex-rental machine available for sale."

Peter sellers posted a discussion

Spam

Has anyone else on the forum received spam emails from SEO companies addressed to LJN saying they can improve LJN's google ranking, they are not aimed at us and am puzzled why we are receiving this junk from these scum bags.

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Nick Saunders replied to Edward baker's discussion Rough cut mower recommendations

"I use a Billy Goat Outback I bought secondhand many years ago for cutting between Christmas tree rows and it's been invaluable. It will cut brush with no worries and is built like a brick outhouse. They are around 3k new but I think I paid £500…"

Ben Carter replied to Edward baker's discussion Rough cut mower recommendations

"i don't do many conservation cuts or whatever you want to call them. Always strim the ones I get to do.
One observation I've made though is the lovely flowers and grasses are a treat to the eye. But the poor frogs, other reptiles and small…"

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Saltex 2024 // Was I the ONLY One There? More time to see the best tools!!

Sam Bainbridge replied to Edward baker's discussion Rough cut mower recommendations

"Once or twice a year on wild flowers is more of a ride on mower job. I just use my iseki for this on top height then drop it down for a 2nd run over.
For the big rough stuff this guy is talking about I'd go for the etesia attila. It's the big boys…"

Chris Allder commented on Chris's blog post Jacksons Fencing to Exhibit at FutureScape 2024 After Nine Year Hiatus

"East Coast Fencing would be interested in pricing for your Solar Fence Panels"

Ian Harvey replied to Trev Armstrong's discussion STIHL Hs45 throttle cable issue

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Richard Shelton replied to Edward baker's discussion Rough cut mower recommendations

"We are getting asked this increasingly recently also - grass areas set aside as meadow and wild flower areas (more like weeds in the main), and only to be cut once or twice a year on new estates. What machines are you guys hiring/using?
Thanks also,…"

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Phil Voice July 14, 2011 at 9:28am

Hi Michael

Hope all's well with you.

Just took a call from a lady looking for plans on how to make a SID. Sent here your way.

Regards

Phil
Eco-Maze October 1, 2010 at 11:14am

Will do once the rain stops, Sidette and my thoughts towards rammed earth would'nt exisit if it was'nt for you or your very informative rammed earth course........lets get ramming.
Jackson's Landscape Design September 26, 2010 at 8:49pm

I'm now creating a 400sqm Eco maze......
David Beasley Garden Design February 6, 2010 at 11:42am

We are not friends yet!
chris nangle October 18, 2009 at 12:08pm

very interesting stuff mate love the eco shed
Helen Nock October 15, 2009 at 9:04am

Loved the video...and music. Shared it on facebook.
Welcome :-)
Sustainable Land Management October 14, 2009 at 4:38pm

Really impressed with video, great stuff.
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Phil Voice October 14, 2009 at 6:57am

Hi Michael

Thanks for joining the network. I know that your 'rammed earth' will be a hit with our eco-orientated members. I would love to see gardens built this way.

Thanks also for your help with the interview/post for Landscape Juice.

Kind regards

Phil
Michael Thompson October 13, 2009 at 10:19pm

Let me know if you need any tips with that project.
Graeme @ BGS October 13, 2009 at 10:01pm

Welcome Michael to the LJN.

Your company is certainly different! Now I must think about building a dog kennel.

Michael Thompson

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