They keep promising a brighter future but that's been the same line for about 10 years now.Problem is can anyone afford to drop out?! Thousands and thousands of pounds of organic grub for the winter, go conventional not looking attractive either.
Why not? More money for your milk and less input costs! Farm organically...no fert but buy conventional grubProblem is can anyone afford to drop out?! Thousands and thousands of pounds of organic grub for the winter, go conventional not looking attractive either.
Cake is not far off £500 a tonWhy not? More money for your milk and less input costs! Farm organically...no fert but buy conventional grub
Conventional is on a rising plane at the moment.Problem is can anyone afford to drop out?! Thousands and thousands of pounds of organic grub for the winter, go conventional not looking attractive either.
Who want conventional milk though locally? We are tied in for another 18 months otherwise we have to pay back conversion payment. We are actually really enjoying farming organicly.Why not? More money for your milk and less input costs! Farm organically...no fert but buy conventional grub
We did nothing different when went pwab years ago not the first but early to it .Still to this day have no non pwab cowsI completely agree! Going PWAB is not a cheap exercise.
We will all be doing that before long with all the new regs coming down the line.Why not? More money for your milk and less input costs! Farm organically...no fert but buy conventional grub
For those of us who don’t know or cannot guess can you or someone say what the acronym PWAB stands for. Thanks.We did nothing different when went pwab years ago not the first but early to it .Still to this day have no non pwab cows
Produced without antibioticsFor those of us who don’t know or cannot guess can you or someone say what the acronym PWAB stands for. Thanks.
Surely that’s bordering on animal cruelty in cases?Produced without antibiotics
Any cow that needs antibiotics can never go in the tank again and has to be sold. Only under 12 months can have them
You are legally required to treat if that’s the last option then just sell them on.Surely that’s bordering on animal cruelty in cases?
After the animal has suffered for a fortnight trying to fight a case of mastitis without? Ludicrous and surely putting the entire market at risk.You are legally required to treat if that’s the last option then just sell them on.
Putting the market at risk? there market is gone as it isAfter the animal has suffered for a fortnight trying to fight a case of mastitis without? Ludicrous and surely putting the entire market at risk.
Putting the market at risk? there market is gone as it is