One of my farmer friends in South Australia rung me yesterday, he said how expensive meat has become out there.
Trade deals don't worry me when there's a growing world market for meat and demand exceeds supply.
Veganism never was a threat and definitely isn't now, such is the demand for meat.
We are looking for a contractor to fit a slurry channel, robot sumps, cubicles etc in Warwickshire.
There is a 2' fall across 39m of buildings span so it's beyond us, will we need weirs etc ?
Recommendations please
TIA
We got our 28 day planning permission
Laid the concrete & claimed for it.
The RPA asked for proof of planning etc so I emailed the link & they paid up.
£400 in agent’s & planning fees was worth spending for £10,000 worth of concrete IMO
Evening all
We are planning to switch from loose housing / FYM to cubicles & slurry.
Slurry will be separated and the store will be covered, Rainwater in the store will be minimal. Milk yield is 9000-1000 l/cow
What is a likely analysis of the slurry and what would be a typical application...
A change in policy which should increase profitability.
Increase the cows, reduce cereals/ replace with forage. Drop beef and sell calves.
A planned change to robotic milking will increase yield, more yield/ cow will reduce carbon footprint.
A switch from loose housing to covered slurry store...
We have both Solar and a biomass boiler.
We are about to increase our herd size by 75%
I have helped climate change by not flying anywhere on holiday since 2019
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