yes, true!Until they fall out
yes, true!Until they fall out
Very very true.The more staff you have, the less gets done. Everyone thinks someone else will sort it.
"Leave it for the next shift cos I'm not in for 2 days after tonight, and I don't care" kind of thinking.
I have to say, you’re photos are always very inspiring!Very very true.
We run 2 sights. It’s not my staffs fault if animals don’t get fed it’s mine. There paid to do a job. People forget stuff it’s human nature but if you want to run multiple units you need eyes and ears everywhere and in today’s modern world there’s no excuse. I’m sat having my lunch on the other unit putting cidrs in heifers and if I look on my phone I can see this
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Calves have been bedded and there’s cake in the feed trough for them. If I roll the footage back I’m sure I’ll see someone feeding them there milk. There’s literally no excuse anymore
AgreedI have to say, you’re photos are always very inspiring!
Nothing to hide with @Grassman247 what you see is what you get and you see a very good multi unit operator .I have to say, you’re photos are always very inspiring!
Only for 9 months.And where you have boys AND girls... two is none at all !
It’s 67 staff not 57…57 staff doesn’t look like short staffing issues
go have a ride upto metcalfe farms and have a look at their calf rearingThe more staff you have, the less gets done. Everyone thinks someone else will sort it.
"Leave it for the next shift cos I'm not in for 2 days after tonight, and I don't care" kind of thinking.
always 10 on holiday.It’s 67 staff not 57…
So if each farm is staffed with inexperienced people there needs a policy change at the topI don’t think anyone sets out to do a 5hit job of anything but when you got inexperienced, unreliable staff solely responsible for calf rearing etc and get a cocci/crypto breakdown on a large block calving scenario, a milk buyer who judges you on calf loses so loosing in with the .410 isn’t a option you can see how these situations happen.
I hope they come down hard on him.
I know it’s tough at the moment but I find it extremely hypocritical that he can be lecturing the industry at the Oxford farming conference and Ahdb strategic farm on preaching to the rest of us mere mortals on how it should be done while this is going on under his supervision.
It’s just not good enough.
the optimist in me thinks things like this is the reason why smaller family/owner run units will be the only way to produce milk soon.
If you're going to employ people, you need to employ people who actually give a £*%&. Not everyone does unfortunately.
As I said I am in no position to judge as I don't have the facts.
I hope that those that do make the right calls for the industry as a whole.
And I take my hat off to @Johnsmith2024 for what he has done.
As I said on the environment thread as farmers we must take more responsibility for policing our fellow farmers that are at risk of letting our whole industry down.
We also need to have the bodies that matter to then deal with it appropriately.
But trial by social media will never end up with a good outcome. However it is looking that exposure of non compliance by social media is unfortunately proving to be the only way to get people to take things seriously
I have to say, you’re photos are always very inspiring!
I think the days of most people actually giving a f**k are long gone
I can't disagree with that. A big shame because if you get no satisfaction from your work, what is the point of turning up?
I don’t think it’s just work it’s everything. No one seems to give a sh!t nowadays. Just the society we are in. Very sad.