We have the same issue with an earth banked silage clamp dug into a hill. Does anyone have a solution (please don’t say flexicoil along the wall🙈) short of digging out the whole bank and putting false wall in?
Fairly random Arla text this evening asking us to inform member services of any volume changes, it’s a fair request but we’ve tried communicating with Westbury/member services about collections/volume in the past and drawn a blank
Anyone on here involved in the DEFRA Co-design on slurry/ammonia? I know @Janet Hughes Defra is very busy at the moment but it would be great to get an update on the direction of travel on all of the clean-air/slurry stuff
I wonder if this is a signal that government are leaning towards acidification rather than covering lagoons?
I’m sceptical about acidification as I don’t think the impact on the slurry and soil biology is well understood and I think it relies on an on farm process would be difficult to enforce
Planning to drill winter wheat into this ex-Italian ryegrass, really reluctant to plough as the soil looks good however, as you can see, there is a large seed bank waiting to germinate. Is another pass with glyphosate enough to sort the problem? The other option is to wholecrop it but I’d prefer...
I seem to remember being asked if I used UK nitrogen or imported when I completed my Arla carbon audit and UK had lower footprint as the manufacture process emits less CO2…. Could be wrong though
Yea we have to pump every afternoon milking over at the moment, annoying job at the end of milking but at least we’re not hanging around waiting for the tanker to arrive to start milking.