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Yes I stopped at that...haven't gone back...yet....it has put me off....get the Dale Farm calculator fired up a work out what it means per month..it wouldn't keep the girls in nuts for very long...not sure about all this...retirement seems a very attractive option at the moment

You'll get an e mail with a link to a 'secure message' from DEARA it'll take you to your Government Gateway login, that's your letter..

This week...🤞🤞

Any idea how much, the weather radar was very yellow through most of night?

i was wondering that too...those are the supports for a railway line.. so it must be where the old railway line from Omagh crossed the Foyle into Donegal on the way to Foyle Road station. It's north of Strabane about Ballymagorry

You spread fertiliser....how the other half live😁😁

Apparently not... at the AGM a member said something along the same lines and Nick Whelan replied that the market share was small when compared with the likes of Muller and Yeo Valley and that even they were struggling to make a decent return on capital employed...

For ease of reference in the future: Dale Farm: Dromona- butter and spreads- 209, Dunman- cheese- 210, Pennybridge- liquid milk and cream- 215 Lakeland Coleraine ( Ballyrashane)- liquid milk and butter-223

Gouldings have withdrawn all fertiliser prices effective 18th July, reasons Urea up about 100 euro, CAN up 30/40 euro due to low stocks and reduced production in Europe

Same up here near the north coast...neighbour had cows out last week...for a few days... not be sighted since...we'd some serious rain on Wednesday night, woken at 4:30am with it battering on the roof...water was lying in all the usual places...Co Down...it's a different world:(:(

I've a friend who's sister lives in Keady, and they can see Slemish from their garden.... closer to home it's very obvious from the Ballybogey/ Ballyrashane area north of Ballymoney

1.5p brought in I think in November, it's paid on all milk even those on Fixed Price contracts so it's a way of giving them more... 5p is still a heck of a drop... brace yourselves Dale Farm's board are setting the price tomorrow....

4 zones in NI, 1 is the South East, 4 is the north east and will be last to be done. If you don't do it you won't get the money from the schemes that will replace the SFP. In simple terms no soil testing no public money. The concerns are that the data on P and K levels will be used in future to...

with DEARA's Soil Nutrient Health Scheme closing for applications in Zone 1 on Tuesday what do people here think about it?

No shortage of grass in N Antrim....

Dale Farm increases milk price for July by 2p taking the base to 46.05p, taking the average farm price to 46.85p

I'd tax it before the end of June, apply for your test before it expires. The MOT won't be a problem as long as you applied before it's due. That should keep your insurance OK as you've done everything you can.... I think. No tax gets you coming up on ANPR cameras and questions to answer.....

Power NI ( bill dated 19th May), Farm Nightsaver TO24 Day rate 24.50+ 10.46 Energy Price Adjustment = 34.96p/unit Night rate 15.47+ 10.46 Energy Price Adjustment = 25.93p/unit

I'd have a chat to your local UFU office and see if you can get an explanation from DEARA

Yes John has one and could get other types if you need