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Dry fields are wet too so don't worry! 😂

Don't know the reason, but I find when mowing round the country some seasons grass is thicker and some seasons slurry grows more grass than usual. This season seems to be both. Didn't get ours in but contractor is 500 acre closer at least. Just need an accurate good forecast! 🤦🏼‍♂️

Rare and known about is far from understood in my view. There's still a few years to go before many will be sure that vaccines were understood.

So when France wouldn't recommend astra vaccine for over 65s and UK thought under 40s maybe shouldn't have it that was based on full understanding. J and j losing FDA recommendation after a year of use also fully understood. If side effects are understood they should tell people if they're going...

I said fully understood, do you believe they are fully understood? Adverse events would suggest otherwise, they are information, not misinformation.

Great drying here now, hope everyone gets the same. Just have to take the chance and hope. When it goes wrong I take comfort that I made the right decision with available information! 🤣 Then blame Barra Best!

Gotta love it, the virus is novel so not fully understood so let's take a not fully understood vaccine that doesn't stop us getting the virus because it might help with something not fully understood.

Any sun up there? Blowing well here but no sun.

Are your inputs sky high due to high European gas prices and Ukraine war or some other excuse?

Problem with that is you need a worthy opponent for a good argument, you can't argue with stupid!

You spent £25 for the pleasure of cutting loader brackets off?

Depends how cheap meal is going to be. At least they know the price of forage.

Any I've seen, swards are thick and heavier than they look. Some years are like that, don't be risking blocking the mower @yin ewe 😉

Correct, that's how it is supposed to work, my point is that the farmers (members) shouldn't have to contract into that scheme, it's not as if dale farm are going to loose 90% of their milk pool and not be able to fulfill the requirements. If dale farm felt 27.5 was a good price to contract at...

Nobody should have been in it to start with, the co-op should be delivering the best price possible to all members. If they want to fix a price with a customer then everyone should lose/benefit the same. It would be different if it was for 50+% of their milk pool and needed guarantees for supply...

Big difference between early first cut and last years left overs though.

That's mighty, made my day! 🤦🏼‍♂️

I'd love it too, using somebody else's money of course! 🤣

Now! Behave!

Hay elevator out back of drum onto an extendable conveyor belt out the back into trailer. Nothing half a million wouldn't sort 🤣