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yep that’s the one. I find him pretty competitive on everything.Saved me a fortune buying taps from him. Think they’re about1/4 of the...
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PumpPaul? I’ll try him as wash down hose is a mine field, had yellow tricoflex, life in weeks, green hose, slightly better, but...
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give Paul Williams a ring -07847 532297 we had a pipe off him a few years ago now and it’s still as good as new and cheap!
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If anybody wants some good grazing genetics there are 15 Goonhilly stock bulls to chose from if anyone is interested. Similar breeding...
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Our long calving index is really going to come into it's own soon then. Less calvings less calves. :cool:
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my September born calves. Been out since February
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Like the milking Simmentals 😉
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One thing almost guaranteed.... it spells the end of larger pure jersey herds esp now other processors are following the Arla lead.
Yesterday at 9:47 AM
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depends a little bit on when they were born but I’d guess that after calves there’s not a huge amount of market locally for autumn borns...
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Where’s the next sweet spot? Small stores?
Yesterday at 9:16 AM
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4-5 weeks is the sweet spot it would seem. At 8-16 weeks somewhere they enter the void where they cost you a fair bit of money but seem...
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Ultimately the risk is arla calves will be removed from the market. As your better safe than sorry. Whether that's a good thing, I'm not...
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My inefficiency in the beef chain was the unnecessary cost of a TB test by moving them after 8 weeks rather than moving them at 5, I...
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It will likely depend on the exact wording, and how many can find a way to scheme it, with Dad ‘retiring’ and son taking over as a new...
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I think the government (Defra & their advisors) are greatly over estimating the willingness of farmers to abandon their vocation (& I...
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