Hi all, hoping for some advice please. We keep around 100 continental store cattle on the farm, bought in in autumn and over-wintered in barns, turned out in April and sold the following autumn.
To try something different we’ve just bought some in-calf cows with calves at foot. One cow has twin...
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Hello all,
I am 20 years old and farm currently have 100 breeding ewes along side our main flock of the. Familys of 500 ewes plus i relief milk everyday. I farm 60 acres of rougher lowland grazing 20 of which is good silage type ground i want to start milking myself whether that be with a...
Seem to be getting a lot of these this year.
They tend to land and scraper fairly quickly.
What do others do when this happens?
As kids we used be taken up in them and dad was given a bottle every time they came.
I've recently been visiting several local farms volunteering my labour for free on evenings and weekends and so far, every response has been a no.
Am I missing something? I would have thought farmers would be happy to have an extra pair of hands to help out when needed, especially for free...
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Lakeland Dairies will phase in a payment based on milk solids over the next two years in Northern Ireland following consultation with suppliers there.
Lakeland, the largest dairy co-operative in the north, said that the aim of the move is to support the...
I've been considering how best to improve this shed.
At the moments it's just two feed rings at either end and I'm thinking about running a feed barrier down the left handside but I was wondering if it's worth having a feed pass or not.
The shed is only 22ft wide so how sensible is it to have...
Anyone know of someone that makes/manufactors parlour mangers and troughs? Our old ones are getting tired and we want some stainless ones making, currently have stainless pans but want stainless mangers to match, there greenish 50 Degree ones , thanks
I am also a child from a rural area in China, and I used to be very poor. I had very little land to cultivate.
Our family of four had only 7,175 feet of land. Very little. We farmers were forced to go out to work to barely make ends meet.
I would like to know how much arable land you farmers in...
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I suppose quickest put up fencing people can't see through but I could see that would make it seem like I am hiding something and put new neighbours on edge perhaps.
Like the idea of hedging but that takes a couple of years to grow doesn't it.
A piece has come up which is ticking nearly all my...
Managing a small herd of longhorns here.Lovely quiet cows untill they have a calf, then it's as if a switch has been flicked and they suddenly become possessed by the devil.
This of course then becomes exacerbated when you have calves that don't suck; big traffic cone tits to latch onto; tagging...
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So usually I feed cake to the ewes, lambs learn to come and eat, then I put a pen round the trough to stop the ewes, and just feed the lambs. Sell the lambs fat in the autumn. This year I'm thinking to not feed the lambs until after weaning, to cut down on cost and work involved. Is this OK to...
have to put in quite a few new gateposts (hardwood sleepers) over next few months for 12 and 14ft gates , we usually auger the holes out and concrete in around them , but talking to a fellow farmer he just rams in soil/ stone around his ,recons concrete makes them rot around base (tanalised...
Want to make an outside area for letting cattle out so we can muck out the main shed, move them about easier.
To fit in and still allow the central passage to be used it’s in effect two 14ft sections parallel to the end of the shed 12 ft apart and 25ft off the shed, that can be used as pens by...
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