17 acres of May drilled spring barley to harvest here, praying for Saturday to be as good as forecast. 14 acre of it looks ok, 3 acre in a remote corner not seen it so hope so.
Am I the last?
Keir Starmer and Labour are considering scrapping agricultural and business property relief.(The Times).It would be devastating for family farms requiring the next generation to borrow huge sums or sell up to pay inheritance tax bills.What a disaster this would be for so many farms where the...
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Having worked in different parts of the country I aware of different terms used within farming. Some of which still make me smile....
Leading bales - is obvious, but I still see a bale wearing a show collar (like showing cattle) in my head!
Reene - Open furrow left when finishing ploughing a...
Under request from @Bokey I have decided to dedicate a thread to the trials and tribulations on the farm, I shall endeavour to splice the good with the bad. A bit about us, 600 acres all told, 450 cropable, 8 years into organic, mainly arable with a few wooly critters, an impatient old man and...
Starting to get a little worried now. Spring seed might be short... Weather doesnt look great on the forcast - given how sh!t harvest was, could we be in for just as bad an autumn?
The ozzie cattle and sheep markets have more than halved in 9 months, and every week trending lower, elnino has spooked many and numbers flood onto the market, restockers arent game to buy, feedlots a little nervous but we do have plenty of grain.
Cattle prices were at record highs 15 months...
Precision fermentation which can make dairy protein without the cow! Seemingly cream cheese and ice cream being sold in the US now using this method!
https://perfectday.com/...
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Hi all,
Having a few issues with a baler I just purchased. Its not done a lot of work so immaculate condition, but I have just tried to bale some barley straw and cant seem to get it right (its also my first time using a round baler). The first few bales were far too light and the string (its...
I’ve grown some interval this year, planted early and tried to graze with lambs however had lambs start to have swollen ears and heads due to a defficiency so took them off it to treat and help them recover. However it’s now seriously strong and tall (5 foot) , wondering what’s best to do with...
As above. Could use a backup tractor that is nippy enough with a loader and can also pull the 18 ton trailer without getting damaged so no soft gearboxes.. Budget £20k or just over and I don't like changing machines as in my experience they always come with minor and major problems!, so will be...
I will be ringing the derv doctor on Monday for an adblue delete and remap on 130R. Sick to death of it, has anyone had any problems down the line with it?
TIA
Picked up a few 4x4 round hay bales today. Out of curiosity how many small square bales are in one 4x4 round bale? Sure someone has done the maths. Cheers
i ve been fancying a vario is this model the sickly brother of the 7480 is there just 10 hp ish difference anything else?
Would i notice any difference in power over my 6470 t3.
Obviously I know its a long shot and believe me I have just about exhausted every possible route at this point!!
I am looking for a small dairy farm to rent ideally less than 100 acres. Not scared of hard work and doing some work to get the place right. Open to all and any ideas. Takes alot to...
Just wanting to gauge people's thoughts. We've taken on some extra grazing (for several reasons it just makes sense) but in all honesty don't have the mouths to keep it down. We've been gradually expanding, and do still want to expand. But can't afford to buy the required amount this quickly if...
This is purely hypothetical. There is a lot of talk often on the 'dairy farms for sale' thread about people financing purchasing a farm through some pretty enormous loans. I'm sure some of it is probably willy waving but just wonder what levels of debt people think are sustainable to finance...
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