Headless chicken
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- Location
- West Wales
Why wait to be invited. Just send them over there and crack on with the job.
Late Spring !!!
- Thread starter maen
- Start date
Why wait to be invited. Just send them over there and crack on with the job.
My cow's are finely tuned animals, and arnt keen on rushes. If I had some fleckvieh on the other hand.......
Headless chicken
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- Location
- West Wales
My cow's are finely tuned animals, and arnt keen on rushes. If I had some fleckvieh on the other hand.......
My fleckvieh are finely tuned milking machine and will only eat the finest of rushes
Sylution
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- Location
- Carmarthenshire
Finally on the fertilizer for silage ground. Soft in places.
- Location
- South Molton
Soft is doable!
My fleckvieh are finely tuned beef cows and will eat anything
Ducati899
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- Location
- north dorset
The mallards here have taken up residence on the lagoon
If your really in the sh1t I've empty sheds here. But I'm sure there is closer shedsFecking depressing this morning , very wet over night and calf shed is a inch in water and not sure what to do with them, no empty space and water is coming through the floor (spring mostly likely )
Thanks for the offer
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mixed farm
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Anyone else thinking of swapping their cows for dolphins or alligators?!
buffalo_soldier
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- Location
- cumbria
It's like November here at the moment.
Only difference is inactive more grass in November
Only difference is inactive more grass in November
- Location
- Northumberland
I`ve liked that, but that`s not what I mean !It's like November here at the moment.
Only difference is inactive more grass in November
What a shite, dour day. It`s almost dark here & its only 5.30
No, but I have just planted 60 acres of Rice.....
Moorlands
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- Location
- West yorkshire
Feels more like autumn than spring here today.
William Mellor
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- Location
- Peak District
Monday felt just like spring here, yesterday and today are just like autumn, still the slurry lagoon is half full, really need to get some more spread but not only is every where still wet in places but can barely see due to low fog so is rather dangerous to be heading out onto the main road. Fields are in need of harrowing aswell and rolling in places but spreading fert today as is the lightest machine to go on the fields but really need some sun and dry weather
- Location
- Northern Ireland
Auch it looks rightly. I'd be happy with that, and just drive around the wet spots down there on the flat! . Wouldn't get much work done here if I waited for the wet spots to dry . Lots of nice green fields now on the farm, with occasional yellow corners and dishes throughout.
Great old tractor those. Cousin used to have one. You could hear the whistle and snort coming half a mile off. Back in the good old days before they electrified the life out of tractors and made them dead as a door nail with egr rubbish.
. Wouldn't get much work done here if I waited for the wet spots to dry . Lots of nice green fields now on the farm, with occasional yellow corners and dishes throughout.Great old tractor those. Cousin used to have one. You could hear the whistle and snort coming half a mile off. Back in the good old days before they electrified the life out of tractors and made them dead as a door nail with egr rubbish.