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Thought that might be the case. Il just give them one now and leave it a few weeks till the next. Better do the heptavac first otherwise you can be sure they’ll be a dead one next week

Hello there, I’ve got to send our ewe Hoggs away this week and in theory I won’t need need to see them again until march. they currently need a second footvax and heptavac. How long between the two jabs would people recommend? I know longer the better would be ideal, but would 24 hours be long...

What do you think @neilo , regarding intakes when on turnips?

They Seem to be disappearing fast

Broadly speaking, how much do people think lambs will eat per day from a hopper when they are on stubble turnips? when we have them inside I budget on 2kg a day. Would it be nearer 1kg on turnips? Lambs about quite framey, 40 kg approx Thanks

£420 we were on last year for Bibbys in 8t drops

Thank you. That’s very clear and helpful

Thanks for everyone’s very helpful advice. perhaps I was worrying unnecessarily. As I’ve said, I’m more than happy with my income from the business…it’s just the the capital accounts page of the accounts where father has a few hundred thousand and mines sat at 20k which makes me think I’m...

Turnover £550k. Problem is quite a bit of the profit is valuation increase and also a loan that we’d been paying off so not actually all cash. 1- true, tax is paid by the business….not out of my drawings. 2-yes, cottage, truck and council tax paid. Perfectly happy with my income from the...

How I interpret it, is that that percentage split is for the profits only, which I think is mainly to spread the tax liability as otherwise my father would be paying 40% tax.

I think I’ve got myself into a pickle mainly down to my own naivety. I’m a partner in the family business - my father and myself. we’re a tenanted farm with a reasonably sizeable livestock enterprise. In terms of profit, we are split 51% to my father and 49% to me. Total profits on the...

Anybody got a link or know where one of these can be bought in England/wales?

Anybody still dress smart to sell their cattle at market? Mainly breeding cattle and runs of store cattle. Used to be a tradition and I know a few Scottish lads that put a tie on for store calf sale day. Seems to be more and more homeless looking sellers at market these days 😂….not that it...

Not this one unfortunately

That was my first thought

Do a huge amount of motorway miles with 2 decks of sheep so it’s got to be right

Hoping so

Any one had this before and what was the outcome? Got a feeling it might not be an easy fix but could well be wrong. Many thanks

Yeah, contractors do pretty much all field work. All we’ve really got is fert spreader, topper, post knocker and stock box.

Altered the sheds recently so we feed baled silage down barriers then throw rolls in the straw. So sheds are set up ready for tmr.