- Location
- Pembrokeshire
He’s got money on a horse in the national and wants to be done for 5 to watch the race
All things Dairy
- Thread starter Cows 'n grass
- Start date
Jdunn55
Member
- Location
- Helston, cornwall
Or ya know, a photo from yesterday 
We weren't all born and raised during the Black plague with only Polaroid photos that fade after an hour or two
We weren't all born and raised during the Black plague with only Polaroid photos that fade after an hour or two
Scholsey
Member
- Location
- Herefordshire
Must admit this is the first I have heard of this despite going to numerous phosphate meetings, hopefully just headline grabbing nonsense, can’t remember the exact figure but I think I’ve heard there is more tonnes of chicken meat produced in Herefordshire/ Shropshire/ Powys than the rest of the country combined but guess chicken aren’t counted as livestock.
- Location
- somerset
and l read an article from WHO, getting worried about food production, as phosphate use was being cut back to far, it would seem, we cannot win.
TheRanger
Member
- Location
- SW Scotland
Late night calving twins out this cow, she’d have went on to hit 60L if it had been a single. Can never seem to get cows going after a set of twins.
- Location
- somerset
we have had more twins than normal this year, and vet has pd several i/c now. Hate twins, can make the job of getting the cow i/c harder, and they don't milk so well.
just had a count up, 11 sets, out of 120 calving's. Would really like to know why, even 1 hfr had a twin.
just had a count up, 11 sets, out of 120 calving's. Would really like to know why, even 1 hfr had a twin.
Scholsey
Member
- Location
- Herefordshire
That day of the year again, only 5 weeks later than last year!
- Location
- East Lancashire
How are you getting on with your anti-badger fence? Is it still doing the trick?
Martyn
Member
- Location
- South west
Does anyone else get complains from neighbours. Contractor in today spreading with dribble bar, photo from our gate sent to me by neighbours, gate leads on the road then their property is other side of the road, saying we spread to close to their property. Week ahead looks dry. Just don't seam to be able to farm without peeing off someone!
Too late now, you've spread it
You're farming perfectly well, and your neighbours are choosing to be p*ssed off.
Looks a tidy job.
- Location
- East Lancashire
I had crazy horsey people move onto the property on the lane I use to access a field. They tried to stop me using it, phoned the police and everything. The police actually turned up around half a dozen times. It amazes me because when your house gets burgled, the police don’t turn up for hours.
the simple Simon fxxkers even blocked the road to stop me leaving once.
where did they move from ?
- Location
- East Lancashire
Dxckheadville
betweenthelines
Member
- Location
- southwest
Just reply saying "Lovely photo, I'll have 1 copy for on my desk, a small one for my wallet and a large one to frame for the Lounge.
Martyn
Member
- Location
- South west
Honestly people get worse & worse, have complaints about mud on roads from cow crossing, contractors driving on verges, smells from slurry, bird scarers! Have been reported to Council & had photos sent to landlords in the past. Kind of fed up with it, only positive if does give me something to write in the red tractor complaints book
Grassman247
Member
Thank god the milk price is on the way up
Bought another farm?
Are the walls in by choice or necessity?
- Location
- M6 Hard shoulder
hows the lagoon dig going ? concrete should be more freely available now hs2 is being delayed and smart motorways cancelled