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And because I process myself I can pay even £50-£100/carcass for the farmer

That's true, game dealers pay next to nothing I invested in to set up a venison processing unit, which is inspected and authorised by the council, and I process the carcass myself then sell it direct to the public. Different way, hard work, but at least works while enjoying butchering too.

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Not necessarily two deer but not too dear anyway 😂😂

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I can only speak about our situation and don't really like to start a debate about the crash of the venison market and the possible reasons behind it... I think it is a personal choice whether a stalker is focusing on clients or venison or both, we certainly try to find a good balance...

Hi Everyone, We recently diversified and upgraded our business to sell venison direct to the public, and now the demand is slightly increasing so we are looking for additional area for long term ideally in South West of England, but not limited to. Please contact us if interested and if you...

A "healthy" competition is not a problem, as long as we are being honest to each other and to ourselves too.

Rolling only helps for silage making really but not ideal for soil. Chain harrow spring tines etc is very good for grass and topsoil as that removes died material, opens up the surface for sunshine which helps for early tillering. Spring tillering is very important because that will be grazed...

Aerating your grass/soil will never hurt. Helps in surface drainage, let oxygen into soil.

If someone is not keen on doing electric fence, especially because got small sized paddocks, that is just fine. No need for sub divide any paddocks, simply calculate/adjust how long the cows will stay on a paddock. Shouldn't be longer than 3-4 days in spring. Ideally... of course 12hr break...

The beef industry is echoing like "we did try to change many many years ago but didn't work" and "I am tired to do it differently" or "we've been doing it for generations" etc. In the past 10 years, really, everything has changed... just think about science and technology. AI technology is...

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"Measurement is the first step that leads to control and eventually to improvement. If you can't measure something, you can't understand it. If you can't understand it, you can't control it. If you can't control it, you can't improve it." That's true for assessing your grass situation too...