What are your targets for the next; 18 months and longer term
- Thread starter HasthorpeGrange
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Hilly
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- Scottish Borders.
cos am intelijent
cornish fool
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- north cornwall
know one or two that are dead from the neck up !
life its just one big experiment
Youngdairyfarmer
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I've got heifers hopefully calving in November this year so that's all the expanding I want to do. My main plan is to breed a low maintenance cow, bring these november calving heifers into spring calving and improve my grazing management
lazy farmer
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- som/dor border
2016 reduce costs to 18p,work smarter(less hrs for everybody),sell less litres per cow ,grow and eat more grass, measure measure ,measure, reduce debt, enjoy each and very day working with my father and finally appreciate how fortunate I am there are many people in this life who have it tougher than me
long term- keep making it simpler,grow large enough to go OAD and win a Cheltenham gold cup, encourage my son to learn and travel so he can put is own stamp on this place if he wants, continue to challenge and be challenged and get better at Yoga.
lazy
long term- keep making it simpler,grow large enough to go OAD and win a Cheltenham gold cup, encourage my son to learn and travel so he can put is own stamp on this place if he wants, continue to challenge and be challenged and get better at Yoga.
lazy
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- South Molton
My grandad said fast women and slow horses will bring rags to your ass!
Ducati899
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- north dorset
still be dairy farming is my main aim,get the tenancy on our farm finalised into my name from dads for next 25 years,already agreed so just few bits of paperwork to do..look at the possibility of installing 2 robots and cut cow numbers to 120ish whilst keeping around the same average yield,dads 60 this year and he cant milk forever
lazy farmer
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- som/dor border
I did have pointers but then I got married so swapped them for school fees and a mortgage. the mortgage and school fees are nearly at an end now so the money will be set aside until I am able to compete with the likes of Riche Rich for one top of the range scoppy hurdler
I did have pointers but then I got married so swapped them for school fees and a mortgage. the mortgage and school fees are nearly at an end now so the money will be set aside until I am able to compete with the likes of Riche Rich for one top of the range scoppy hurdler
Rich ricci did have a 40mil pay off from Barclays mind. But I'm liking your ambition. I hope you find the next faugheen, no other English trainer seems to be getting close [emoji108][emoji106][emoji237]
More to life
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- Somerset
More to life
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- Somerset
The only waste of money would be the fat cattle
Fast cars and fast women can loose a bit of money, as you'll have fun with both
lazy farmer
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- som/dor border
would agree with that,was talking to the champion trainer in the pub the other night and he was saying the prices being paid in France for winning hurdlers is getting higher and higher + he says there seems to be a greater willingness to keep horses within France adding to the supply/price issue.
Bossfarmer
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- between Perth and Inverness
by to lets? do u have some just now?
Walwyn
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- West Wales
What do you consider to be big enough for OAD? And what do you base that on?