Mixedupfarmer
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- Norfolk
A lot of their rations have levucell? yeast in, which I think helps. Their lamb creep also feeds far better than the spec sheet reads (which is ok in itself)
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Northeastfarmer
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- Cleveland
Nothing better for ewes than barley/oats SB and soya and minerals
livestock 1
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I agree
On the other side of things Carrs rolls seem to s do the best job and coincidentally have barley and soya in generous amounts
On the other side of things Carrs rolls seem to s do the best job and coincidentally have barley and soya in generous amounts
If you like getting raped at the troughs
livestock 1
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And probably sbp
livestock 1
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Bird shyt and troughs are the problem
Northeastfarmer
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- Cleveland
Depends if you’re man enough
Northeastfarmer
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- Cleveland
I turn mine over after they’ve eaten up for that reason
I bet you love it when they get their two back feet in your wellies.Depends if you’re man enough
Northeastfarmer
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I’m not bloody welsh!
We've moved on to carrs rolls and find them the best. Sheep do well on them just fairly dear,but we dont use that much. Used forfarmers rolls but had a duff batch and found the rolls were quite big and some sheep were choking on them abit
livestock 1
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Carrs are definitely the best. Seem a lot dearer though
Yeh they are think there up around the £400 mark this year when i asked last week
livestock 1
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Bagged or bulk?
That was bagged that
livestock 1
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You could knock a bit off for bulk then but still dear
20% £363 and the 18% £339
Haulage? Are you closer to the mill?