I saw a lad ask online about parlour mats to ease the pressure on his father while milking and was told to buy just one and cut the wellie footprint out and glue them on his fathers wellies.
Job done for the price of one parlour mat
From a relative living in Belfast, not far from where the Paisley's lived, many nationalist voters switched votes to SF from other parties in protest against the continued closure of Stormont.
Anyways, just including a twitter thread, from a southern perspective, granted, on the history of...
You don't have to keep up with the clusters, just put on the next one? I used make that mistake when I first installed cluster removers until I realised the cluster is fine just hanging there until I come to it.
The gain in longer parlours is in having fewer rounds to milk. Putting on clusters...
Funnily enough, our local school, about 100 kids, out in the ar$e end of nowhere is about 10% Catholic, 50% a là carte Catholic (nominal Catholic at best, there for the parties), 10 CoI, 4% Bahai, 3% Muslim (Shia, I think) and the rest don't give a damn. Religion isn't an issue here in any way...
I believe many of the Brazilian exporters will be supplying beef from other South American countries where they have subsidiaries? And Brazilian beef replacing local beef in those markets until they receive the all clear again, most likely.
I wouldn't think so?
The calves will have the choice of the most nutritious grass in the paddock, the third leaf.
They're in there for 24 to 48 hours before being moved onto the next paddock and the grass will mostly be growing dry matter at higher rates than the calves are consuming so...
Bank Holiday weekend here, few matches on around the country yet, will get a bit busier later in the day but nobody going home or returning to work until tomorrow.
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