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Nice video of Norwich market, all looks very calm and well organised. That music has me half expecting Captain Poldark to turn up.

Yes. Make it so you can get the loader in all the way along.

My suggestion Get a group of sheep a short distance away and set up a task the dogs will love doing. Take them on the quad to do this task and repeat until they associate the quad with good times.

Make a bunker type trough thats bigger than your loader bucket with feed barrier at the front, and keep pushing the grains forward with the loader every now and then. BG will not flow in any circumstances

We used to use tyre side walls when we grew maize. Found they where very effective and easy to use. Have lots kicking about surplus, pm me if they are any interest to you.

One more live lamb form ” lucky “ and he will be paid for. Dont know if that says more about the lamb trade or more about how cheap he was.

Didn’t ask the price as not a customer atm I would have thought £170 was on the high side. Bread 66 % dm Wheat 86% dm. Feed wheat £165 ish ? bread slightly higher protein and doesn’t need milling but spring is around the corner and they need to find homes for the bread. No saving against Wheat...

Haven’t used it for quite a while but one of my suppliers rang me out of the blue the other day, so lm guessing theres a lot around.

Needs to be to a certain speck but agree, it’s always where the ground meets that goes first.

would tick a box but look a bit shite.

Someone put a picture on here showing how they “:capped “ a gate post, or at least I think it was on here. i would be very grateful if someone could put it up again, or have any other suggestions for putting a weather proof cap on a gate post, as I can’t seem to be able to find the picture.

I do but it still clogs.

What make of milk powder do people put through the heat wave ? Have found some makes will gum the coil up.

Scanned empty Easy Dam and Aberfield ewes and hoggs, yesterday at Melton

Our old one didn’t used to do that.

Spotted this one year on our holidays in the Cotswolds, but I’m guessing its not what you had in mind.

We bought a 9m telehandler this year, with the theory we can place the straw in the yards nearly as far as the straw blower can throw it ( especially against the wind ) a few minutes with the pitch fork and so far so good. Chopped, mashed up straw works well as the cattle will fairly well...

Scanned empty easy dam and aberfield ewe hoggs today at Melton.

Apparently we first of all have to apply for “change of use“ from agricultural land. My line of thought would be that the planners would be more amenable to siting the pod on the existing hard standing and footings that have never been bought into the field and cropped, ie just left rough, as...

Thanks for all the replies, very helpful. I don’t fancy rebuilding part, or all of it, and waiting, I’m thinking that’s too expensive and long winded for what would still be a “ May be “. Without researching it, I’m taking it the planners wouldn’t entertain it as it is now. My son wants...