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FFS, you’ll be telling us next that the fella wants it grazed for free as well. :rolleyes: How many acres of it are there, and how soon... -
Jerry replied to the thread Crimson clover?? Grazing??.They have nice herbal ley haylage in with them since Thursday last week. Not really interested in it.
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Jerry replied to the thread Crimson clover?? Grazing??.The bellies full Before hand might be a problem. This was the ewes this morning, lambs are on a bit better but not much.
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Jerry replied to the thread Crimson clover?? Grazing??.I struggled to walk through it. Prob best to strip graze it fur a few days to get them on it ok?
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Rock on, don’t put them on empty and they’ll be grand 👍
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Jerry reacted to Humble Village Farmer's post in the thread Crimson clover?? Grazing?? with
Thank You.
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Jerry replied to the thread Crimson clover?? Grazing??.I do have a couple hundred still here, but they would not dent it much I would think
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Jerry replied to the thread Crimson clover?? Grazing??.Tupping starts 20th Sept here, but OK, so a bit tight for a month clear and theyd never eat it all in that time 13 acres of it
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Jerry replied to the thread Crimson clover?? Grazing??.Maybe not so good for ewes then??
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I’ve been offered this to graze, I think it’s crimson clover?? It’s thick and tall. I’d it ok to graze with dry ewes?? What are the...
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There’s 30 acre been in the ground a couple weeks, drilling a 100 acre field as we speak hoping for some rain then another 100 acre...
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Jerry replied to the thread Big fire Marlborough way.Another near Taunton today. Think there was one same area yesterday
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Jerry replied to the thread COVER CROP AFTER SPRING BARLEY.I’m planning on westerwolds or hybrid rye. To graze over winter and then get an early cut before maize. But I’m in Devon
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Jerry replied to the thread Today NOT at work.In London fir the night to celebrate friends funeral, 2 months younger than me, no age. Bloody hot and someone had nicked the water out...
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Jerry replied to the thread Taking an age.Partly as the straw was being smashed to bits. Gave it an hour and the Swarth was twice the size.
