Evening all,
Looking tentatively into the option of installing a rotary-screen separator to deal with sand-laden slurry.
150 cows, housed 5 months max.
Having been successful in Round 1 of the slurry infrastructure grant, I have since been invited to modify my application to include items...
Just an observation last night as driving home.
Lot of horse paddocks on rough ground. At the moment lot I went past are just muddy bogs. Some right against the river. (if was cattle then would be hell to pay...)
Nothing against horses, but surely would be better covering the pony paddocks in...
Written by Brian McDonnell from Agriland
Three key things are needed to aid rumen development in calves during the rearing period: water, concentrates and a source of fibre.
Calves should have access to all three from an early age so that development of the rumen can begin.
This changes the...
Written by Brian McDonnell from Agriland
Shortly after calving is a high risk period for Eacherichia coli (E. coli) mastitis, which is commonly associated with severe toxic cases.
There are two bacteria which are most commonly associated with causing mastitis – they are E. coli, staphylococcus...
Chewing the fat with a friend about older tractors glazing their bores when doing stationary work at tickover/fast tickover.
He said that it wouldn't apply to direct injection engines, I'm not so sure, but willing to be convinced.
Any mechanics who can give a definitive answer?
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My brother is set to retire this year so I'm starting to look at taking someone on full-time (50hrs a week). Ideally whom is experienced and competent, for a general mixture of dairy farm work; Alone milking, tractor driving, calf rearing etc. No...
this is proably been done to death at this stage but my son is of tractor ted age so we bought him all the dvds but was most of that filmed on the one farm as in the older looking ones as in goes miliking the bread making one and the potatoe then it seemed to change to being no farm inpaticular...
Can anyone shed some light on how good a kverneland 863 would be on a small suckler farm feeding round bale silage and spreading straw bales for bedding currently use a Kuhn primor 3560 but she's getting a bit long in the tooth now so thinking of swapping for a different make as not keen on the...
I have an issue again with what I feel is listeriosis in ewe lambs. Or at least 1 anyway. Little back story. Not last spring but spring 22 I must have lost 10 or 12 ewes to it. A mix of ages, before and after lambing and inside and outside. Last spring didn’t have any at all. Now iv 1 lamb that...
Looking at buying a spread a bale for bedding to save tying up a tractor. We use mostly hesston size square bales. My question is, would a midi handle hesston bales? Thanks
Looking at possibly replacing our Marshall rotary 7 cubic yard spreader on bn2 tyres. Options are another rotary spreader 7-10 cubic yard or a secondhand 6 ton rear discharge. Want our own for convenience so hiring one is a no go. Dislike the muck brought onto the road and the muck covered...
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Hi everyone, anyone with experience on installing sand beds in existing cubicle shed. I have mats which are good and was going to keep them in. All maure is collected in a slurry lagoon.
Written by Brian McDonnell from Agriland
The cleaning out of a calf shed is vital in order to maintain growth performance and health in your calves during the rearing period.
Although water is used in the cleaning and disinfecting of sheds between calving seasons, it should not be used when...
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