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Greenbeast · May 2, 2018

Small birds nest, not quite sure what it is, bit inconvenient though...

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How us small fish do cattle handling... prepping for our yearly TB test and prid/AI on the jersey.

Had a test run today and they all went through the crush, should be seamless by test time

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The little nob in the foreground decided to escape his own pen, cross some open ground and infiltrate this pen, i don't think he realised who lived there till the morning

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Our Chinese Meishan boar decided to have a break from his girls for a few days, slept in the straw, ate direct from bulk bag and wandered around to find water, annoy the other boars and eye up the british breed girls, returning to straw at night.

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Phil P · May 2, 2018

After 10.5mm of rain overnight/this morning field work came to a halt today so back in the works.
Put the drill on and stuck a few of these plastic thingamabobs that press the seed in the slot on this morning and greased up ready for tomorrow.

Then 10000h 6830 came in with a list of issues such as little things like the puh pin not working, up to more major things like the engine cutting out twice in the half mile trip to my yard and a shed load of electrical gremlins

Also steering column strut was knackered but the dealer sent me a 20 series strut instead of a 30

customer won’t be getting back in the morning now

Bill the Bass · May 3, 2018

PuG said:
Last night checking her hoof! nothing we could find, looks like a sprain.

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Long time since I have seen a cow ‘posted’

Steevo · May 3, 2018

Bill the Bass said:
Long time since I have seen a cow ‘posted’

Endangered species now!

davidroberts30 · May 3, 2018

Greenbeast said:
Small birds nest, not quite sure what it is, bit inconvenient though...

How us small fish do cattle handling... prepping for our yearly TB test and prid/AI on the jersey.

Had a test run today and they all went through the crush, should be seamless by test time

The little nob in the foreground decided to escape his own pen, cross some open ground and infiltrate this pen, i don't think he realised who lived there till the morning

Our Chinese Meishan boar decided to have a break from his girls for a few days, slept in the straw, ate direct from bulk bag and wandered around to find water, annoy the other boars and eye up the british breed girls, returning to straw at night.

robin probably
buggers build anywhere here too

Gerbert · May 3, 2018

My ride yesterday. Swipey swipey near a building site. 2 hours work which includes an almost hour and a half round drive.

had e nuff · May 3, 2018

Sorted these out of the shed this morning. Leaving them to get hungry then into the field after lunch. 1st lot of the year to go out.

Goggles · May 3, 2018

davidroberts30 said:
robin probably
buggers build anywhere here too

We had a robin build her nest in a similar padlock cover, which locked the store room in the workshop.
We used the padlock and door every day and she just sat on the nest. Raised three chicks off it.
Nature is pretty resilient when it wants to be.

Greenbeast · May 3, 2018

Goggles said:
We had a robin build her nest in a similar padlock cover, which locked the store room in the workshop.
We used the padlock and door every day and she just sat on the nest. Raised three chicks off it.
Nature is pretty resilient when it wants to be.

I've locked it using the handle for now

JP1 · May 3, 2018

Handover day, pigs in tomorrow

Mursal · May 3, 2018

We have to put up bird boxes as part of an environmental scheme. Well you can nearly hear them laughing when they see what we expect them to nest in. They'd need to be badly stuck, far better to build on a 50mm x 50mm angle iron 20 foot up in the roof or the like ...............

had e nuff · May 3, 2018

Nice to see some out. No dramas, heads straight down to graze. 50 more tomorrow hopefully.

JP1 · May 3, 2018

Tricky soil conditions to site the 10,000 litre dirty water tank

JP1 · May 3, 2018

So pleased with these Agridoors. Finish the job off

mixed breed · May 3, 2018

Nitro on the spring barley this morning

on the big tack this afternoon

got some comprehensive instructions

getting a few wet spots sorted

before someone gets the roller stuck

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chickens and wheat · May 3, 2018

Somewere rain cant affect us too much.
Just vaccinated them all.

Steevo · May 3, 2018

mixed breed said:
Nitro on the spring barley this morningView attachment 666918 on the big tack this afternoonView attachment 666920 got some comprehensive instructionsView attachment 666922getting a few wet spots sorted View attachment 666926before someone gets the roller stuck (no photo available)

Nice when the almost 100yr old pirate map leads to the buried treasure!

Two Tone · May 3, 2018

Finished concreting the yard at last!

This one is going on the WTF thread!

Chonk · May 3, 2018

All go on the spuds again ....

bovrill · May 3, 2018

Two Tone said:
View attachment 666972 Finished concreting the yard at last!View attachment 666964
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This one is going on the WTF thread!
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Where's the picture of the obligatory cat/dog/pigeon foot prints?
I've never seen a big bed of concrete laid without some!

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