Strictly 4 wheeler. Measure break size, hook the handle on, drive as fast as you want, hook reel up hot, stand on one side of four wheeler and put posts in as you go by.
The answer to that is very simple, I've got myself in a mess and have more work than I can cope with, I can't afford anyone full time, I'm not in a position to be able to deal with/train an apprentice and relief milkers scare me (excluding my current one who does 2 milkings a week - she's fantastic but can't physically do anymore). I can milk with my eyes closed, if I try and drive anything late at night I hit things so am better off milking late
Is that all from grazing conditions and a milder April than last year
Ha
Yeah almost certainly, two shocking springs on the bounce here in 2020 and 2021. You forget how easy April and May are when the grass is growing as it should.
Rolled beans or peas possibly as an option.
All the extra litres will be at a reduced rate with seasonality but it should still be a decent price.
Culled out some dross? Same stocking rate?
so your comparing apples and oranges.
What the hell is a normal year
, we've some great springs over the last 22 season and quite a few I don't want to remember, this year looking to ve a good year, but if we don't have enough rain it's soon going to turn into cactus 
Your joking?
Same stocking rate but definitely some dross gone since the last good spring in 2019
Exactly which is why on a farm level context is important and at a U.K. production level it’s no point asking farmers. Our realities are all different.What the hell is a normal year
Have done on a field we had a high K, 5 iirc, index in.
Yeah occasionally do the bits of paddocks where they all camp, just put a bag in wag tail and have a ride around. Seems to make a difference.