She said, predipping and wiping dry with an udder cloth will not be allowed, I would imagine they will want to see receipt's for purchased wipes, just asking the question, I did have the privilege of two inspectors doing my audit and they both said the same thing.
On what basis? What about units that wash cloths after every use? Seem to recall @Bald Rick does, Use dry wipe paper here if necessary.
That says more about the standard of inspectors employed than future red tractor policy.
Apparently that will not be allowed.
To be fair I couldn't fault them, compared with some I've come across, they said that was future policy.
Thought you had 'thrown in the towel ' so to speak?
I'd have thought you knew better than to listen to IDLE gossip, because those who do it have nothing better to do. (Just my opinion, most would be better minding their own business than sticking their noses in the business of others)
Nothing on their website yet, only change for the autumn flagged up is the need for the written breeding policy and plan for calf accommodation.
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Only what I was told. I will know to keep my mouth shut in future.
Not listened to any gossip, just some of your previous posts intimated you were hanging up the clusters. Apologies if I miss read.
How much milk does it take to.make a bar of soap?
Don’t think the TB contingency plan applies in Wales, as they do everything they can to stop you shifting cattle.Couldn't link it, so have a series of screenshots.
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