Sorry must be Ulster Bank £50's
I've got some old northern bank ones I came across a few years ago, would they do?
Sorry must be Ulster Bank £50's
Who sponsoring the scheme...dale farm??I can.
I'd probably need to see it again in black and white to be really specific.
The gist is a 3ppl bonus on all litres above base year litres for three years. Base litres being 0 in year one for a new entrant of course. Base reset at beginning of each new year. An introductory rate on transport. Share buy-in over five years to be a full owner member. As per usual, DF doesn't do secret back room deals. The scheme will be upfront on the table, beginning Jan '18.
Memory is struggling with other details at this time of night. I'm sure it will be padded out at the fair! The scheme has already been discreetly floated with prospective new entrants and got a good response.
I've got some old northern bank ones I came across a few years ago, would they do?
I'm OK for Northern Bank notes, a fella left me a holdall with a fair few in it a few years back, thanks for the offer though!I've got some old northern bank ones I came across a few years ago, would they do?
Were you living under a rock back then?!No problem there. All old northern notes are still accepted, unlike the bank of England notes that are replaced and withdrawn.
Question for the robot farmers. I was told the other day by a farmer with four robots, that a well fed cow on three times a day milking will milk better than a similar well managed cow milked by a robot.Who's right
Question for the robot farmers. I was told the other day by a farmer with four robots, that a well fed cow on three times a day milking will milk better than a similar well managed cow milked by a robot.Who's right
Question for the robot farmers. I was told the other day by a farmer with four robots, that a well fed cow on three times a day milking will milk better than a similar well managed cow milked by a robot.Who's right
well said sirIt's profitable cows we need and that doesn't necessarily mean the highest yielding.
Robot men fed a lot of meal as in 3t+/cow which then reduces your milk from forage, but if they are making a decent profit then well that's all that matters.
It's profitable cows we need and that doesn't necessarily mean the highest yielding.
How long is the winter going to be?I agree, we feed 3.1 ton/head, not necessarily wanting to see that drop but if we could keep it there it'd be ok. If they're not leaving money behind them it's only a waste of time and energy. Everyone on here plenty of fodder for the winter?