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    Malone Tedd-air 840

    We've got the 570 and been very happy with it. Even put conventional bales through it that got wet on top and didn't seem to bother it
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    How much are potatoes now?

    Local buying group does a much better deal on fish and chips but afraid prices are confidential to members
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    Norwich Livestock Market

    To be fair the market does need updating 😉
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    Norwich Livestock Market

    I like aerial views. But not sure what they are trying to show apart from a few balding farmers 😂
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    Norwich Livestock Market

    Not me guv, but good to see Dad not hitting anything 😉
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    John Deere 6400 PTO will not engage

    Stating the obvious here, but assume you have it in gear, i.e. 540/1000 etc
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    Is This Bad Husbandry?

    Letting someone have a grazing licence on land you rent is not legally subletting
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    Confessions of the Sheep/Beef Cattle/Pig Addicts

    I'm not defending anything 😂 my calculations are worth what people have paid for them. I wouldn't have a clue what the answer is and neither do they I suspect. On our HLS it as you say no more than 50kg of N which keeps it nice a simple to work out.
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    Confessions of the Sheep/Beef Cattle/Pig Addicts

    84kg per acre. so a bag and a half and another slop for good measure 😉
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    Confessions of the Sheep/Beef Cattle/Pig Addicts

    So adhb reckon there is 6kg of nitrogen per tonne of cattle farmyard manure. So you are allowed to put 72kg of nitrogen on per ha (6 x 12). If you are using just AN at 34.5% N then this has 345kg Nitrogen per tonne. If you divide 6 by this and then times by 12, I think you can only put...
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    catchment sensitive concreting consents required

    I just emailed our planning department with a plan showing where it was and that it was being done to improve water quality etc and they emailed back to say planning not required. Surprised what others say on here about it being a real issue as normally our planning department can be the most...
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    f**k Up Fortnight

    I find once they get some of the dams milk going through them they normally take it completely. When we get dairy calves you sometimes have to retrain them to suck of a cow and then they are away. Yours sounds promising though
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    f**k Up Fortnight

    Hopefully there isn't a next time but If there is and If you have an airline, put a nick in the skin and blow it up so the skin pulls away from the flesh. It then makes it far easier to whip it off.
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    diary of a comedy sheep farm

    We try and foster on with the cows, usually fairly successfully especially if we have a skin from the dead one. Either buy one of a neighbouring dairy farm or steal one off a cow marked down to cull that year anyway. Had a bad start this year so ended up buying some, now have several possible...
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    Confessions of the Sheep/Beef Cattle/Pig Addicts

    Be kind, he thought the sheep would do better being fed on a bit of hard standing
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