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Or as I call them "Kick your customer". Just wondered if anyone else is totally sick of this outfit - they`ve just about driven me mad this last 18 mths . They ask for information and then chase you up as though it`s not been sent, when it turns out they have it (etc, etc, etc !). Just seem a...

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Advice please. Never had a fixed chamber baler, always had variable, currently running a NH BR7060 What is the above baler like in straw? Will it pack it in as well as what we currently have? Not saying the New Holland is mega, just don’t want it to be any worse.

Tossing the idea around for next year of giving the cows free choice access to pasture and feeding tmr still as the available acres for grazing is not enough to fully supply enough forage for the herd. My question is how do you go about keeping a “balanced ration” in that situation? This is a...

Written by Richard Halleron from Agriland Agricultural Development and Advisory Service (ADAS) has recently compiled a series of guidelines, advising farmers on how they can make best use of organic manures and slurries. Accurate information on the nutrient content is essential for making the...

TC01423A 2014 SHELBOURNE REYNOLDS POWERMIX PRO 19 Advert added by: Chandlers (Farm Equipment) Ltd Machinery Details Category: Feeding and Bedding Diet Feeders Price: £13500 Condition: Used Description Shelbourne Reynolds 19 cubic metres Powermix Pro 19,Trailed. Twin...

Does anyone know of any good and reasonably priced suppliers of concrete panels in central Scotland area or further? 3rd time I’ve been let down now with being provided a quote and then when it comes down to actually paying for them they suddenly can’t honour the said price and it’s gone up by...

Interested in trying to clip the backs of my 15 month old autumn block heifers, now they are houses for breeding. What blades do I need? Heiniger Explorer clippers here, but current blades that I use for tails bunged up!

What do folk usually feed to keep ewes ticking over before starting concentrates closer to lambing? We usually just fed a small amount of ewe rolls from end December start of January on, but the feed bill would be scary these days. Tried beet but it’s expensive now.

Hi, I normally just use straw for bedding down the cattle sheds but have access to a good amount of woodchip from neighbour who is a tree surgeon. could I use some woodchip as well as straw for bedding down the cattle? just to make the straw go a bit further?

Yo, Does anyone have experience of Kramer telehandlers, what do you think and especially the KT144 if you’ve had a go with it? Cheers.

Written by Eva Osborne-Sherlock from Agriland Two men who deliberately started fires across Sussex causing more than £1 million in damage have been sentenced. 20-year-old Joshua Brinkley, of Southfield, Polegate, and 21-year-old Connor Luck, of School Lane, Blackboys, set abandoned...

Written by Brian McDonnell from Agriland Mortellaro is an issue that many cattle farmers have to deal with; it is a stubborn hoof disease that can occur on all cattle farms. Also known as digital dermatitis or Italian footrot, once it arrives onto your farm it is often hard to control and...

Inspired in some way by the gatecrash of the Fendt gearbox thread, just thought I'd see what folks did. 20 years ago we managed with two 6290's and a 3075, and up to three hire tractors at peak times and contractor help for beet drilling and harvesting, hedge cutting, square baling, destoning...

Few lambs left here, 37/38 to 44kg but needing a bit more flesh. Have been getting a pound of meal a day.. not really enough to flesh up with all that rain.they are not loosing weight but not going too far either. Grass is scarce here. Option 1) sell as stores, less work, on paper less money...

Hi - I'm looking for some advice. We have several fields that through neglect have built up dense rushes over the last 15-20 years. A couple were drained in the 1980's / 90's, one was not although does not seem overly wet. Soil PH around 5.6-5.8. P&K fine. Some although not all of the land may...

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Farmdeals: winter livestock deals It's now easier than ever for livestock farmers to save money on input costs. Through Farmdeals you have access to hundreds of livestock products including: ✅Milk powder ✅Feed supplements ✅Medicine & antibiotics ✅Minerals ✅Fertility management ✅Livestock tags...

Read this article today by Brian Harvey of PFK Francis Clark (Accountants) and thought it was refreshing to hear of a professional advisor speaking in such a common sense way so decided to share it on here. TO FARM GREEN YOU HAVE TO BE IN THE BLACK 7 November 2023 From A Food And Farming...

Having just fished out an upturned bullock out of one of our big concrete troughs I'm thinking of changing them (also not the best to clean out). What would be the best alternative, batch sizes are between 20 & 30, no bulls. Concrete or steel? Wall mounted or on floor standing?