- Location
- Nottinghamshire, uk
True but why pay for advice and not take it! It's the same sort of debate really as a few posts previous- sacrificing arable production for the gains of running livestock on the land. I can see why it's a positive for the OP but we're lucky that we regularly spread FYM/green waste/sewerage sludge and do a lot of spring cropping so the stock aspect wouldn't be as beneficial. Also we are on mag limestone and have a valley that's permanent pasture as it can't be cropped. It's getting the right system to get the most out of your land and conditions. Still interested to see how it goes for old spot though!