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Wet heavy clay ground could be helpful info
Hi this wet weather. I watched Glen rabenburg, on you tube he is selling a product to floculate heavy soil .I have resurched what it could be and I am quite convinced it is calcium chloride which could be sold in other chemical mixed in uk.- Old apprentice
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Removing green algae from paving slabs?
We have some paving slabs outside our back door,some becoming dangerously slippery because of a thin coating of green algae acting like grease. Apart from pressure washing the slab’s clean, is there any way of cleaning them, with any type of “ acid”. Once cleaned what’s the best way of...- Pilatus
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- accident agronomist chloride milk nozzle online stihl udder
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- Forum: Buildings & Infrastructure
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Cattle boluses
Does many of you use cattle boluses on yoyr cows? Looking about doing it to help boost fertility. Red a few bit on the net there and some suggest using boluses containing beta carotene but cant find many products for sale that have it on a quick google search, find it odd that alk trace dont...- daveydiesel1
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- beef beet bolus brother calcium calf calves calving cattle chloride cows dairy fertility first cut fodder grass grazing holstein insurance milk minerals nutrition selenium sheep silage slurry soil tests tmr urea
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- Forum: Dairy Farming
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no farmers no food
whos actually involved in this and does anyone know who set it up?- graham mc
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- Forum: Agricultural Matters
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Painful Neck, Sharp Pain in Brain, Pressure Headache
About ten days ago I woke in the night with a very sharp pain in my brain/head. Ever since then I’ve had this feeling if dull pressure in my head which is worse when I lie down and it also wakes me in the night. I’ve had on going neck pain annd stiffness before and during all of this. I’d...- DrWazzock
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- beet cereals chloride disc disease family flock health hedge injury mcpa minerals sheep stress weather
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Feeding ewes and ram
So probably been asked a few times now but. If I wanted to keep ram in with ewes until end of February ( due to lamb beginning of march ) would feeding lamb creep be an OK substitute for ewe nuts. As I'm aware that you can't feed ram ewe nuts, obviously isn't going to give the same nutritional...- rhysjj
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- calcium chloride ewes lambs magnesium nutrition paddock phosphorus sheep sodium tups
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- Forum: Livestock & Forage
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Salt
Hello everyone, my 300 cows are currently licking their way through 30 kgs of Cheshire salt blocks a day. That seems a lot to me. And expensive. Do they really need it or are they just doing it out of boredom. When they are out grazing they never touch the salt blocks- jerseycowsman
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- buffer chloride cows dairy forage grass grassland grazing holstein hydrogen jersey lick maize milk minerals potassium rumen silage sodium soil sampling wheat
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Benefits of ammonia chloride in feed
Just comparing cattle feeds & prices & have been asked if I require ammonia chloride in it ? I’m not sure what does it do & benefits ? I’m feeding beef suckled calves- valtraman
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- beef calves cattle chloride forage lambs tup
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Glysophate Worries
Don't know what to make of this. https://x.com/KateShemirani/status/1707286610901876980?t=ZVynKQHdBUwpIZBK37tDbQ&s=09- Pie face
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- adjuvants ammonium children chloride death glyphosate health minerals platform potassium roundup sprinter technology vaccination vitamins
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- Forum: Agricultural Matters
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The humble year of an organic farmer
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...- L P
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- agronomist ahl3 application baling baling hay bayer beans beet blackgrass break crops carbon cattle cereals charlock chloride compaction cover crops cows cultivate cultivating cultivation cultivator defra direct drilling disc disease docks drilling drills drought establishment family fertility financial flock forage fungicides fusarium futures genetic glyphosate grass grazing harrow harvest health herbal herbal ley herbicide hoof kuhn kverneland lambing lambs laureate learning legumes lpg maintenance maize malting market nettles nitrogen num3 nutrients nutrition oats organic organic matter peas plough ploughing polysulphate pre-emergence premium quad rapid red tractor residual roots rtk rust rye ryegrass sam1 seaweed seed seeding sfi sheep silage sodium soil health soya sprayer storm sulphate thistle thistles tillage training triticale tungsten vaderstad vaderstad rapid variety weather weed control wheat yields
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- Forum: Holistic Farming
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2019 all over again?
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?- Jsmith2211
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- Forum: Cropping
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Theory To Field: Futureproofing fungicides
Written by Rachael Harper from CPM Magazine Download PDF It might be desirable to imagine a world where fungicides aren’t necessary, but the fact is they’re a fundamental pillar supporting effective crop production. CPM explores the value of independent oilseed rape fungicide trials. By...- CPM RSS
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- agronomists agronomy ahdb application azole boscalid calcium cereals chloride disease environmental fungicide fungicides integrated pest management ipm levy management market oilseed oilseed rape osr performance phoma prothioconazole registration sclerotinia sustainability varieties weather wheat yields
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Getting silage analysed before winter housing
Written by Colm Ryan from Agriland Farmers keen to ensure that their cows will get the best out of the silage they have harvested in recent months should think about getting their silage analysed. Silage analysis will be important coming into the winter as farmers will be soon begin to close...- Agriland RSS
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- analysis chloride cows fodder harvesting milk milking potassium silage sustainability weather
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Group 2 variety out-performs expectations
Written by janineadamson from CPM Magazine A Group 2 winter wheat has bucked recent trends of low specific weights for milling quality to perform beyond expected for one Northamptonshire grower. Emma Bletsoe says she’s ‘delighted’ with her first crop of Mayflower and as a result, plans to...- CPM RSS
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- agronomist ammonium application beans blackgrass chloride disease disease resistance fertiliser fungicide harvest horsch injury insurance ipm nitrogen resilient septoria t1 t2 t3 urea varieties variety vigour weather wheat winter wheat
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Transition diet help!
What shall I feed for 3 weeks before calving? Holsteins, big yield variation (7000 to 12000 litres), we are slowly moving towards a lower yield grazing system. Herd av. 8500. Normal diet is 50% maize, 50% hay, 3kg Translac rolls. Semi-decab diet. No maize pit open at the moment due to...- crashbox
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- bolus buffer calcium calf calving cattle chloride cows dairy grass grazing jersey maize management milk milking minerals nutrition paddock pre-calver reviva rumen silage slurry weather wheat
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- Forum: Dairy Farming
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New collectives launched
We've listened to our members and launched some much requested collective deals. Don't forget you can register as a Farmdeals member for free: Farmdeals.ag 08 28 00 (23SO3 + 2Zn) Starter Fertiliser Timac Agro Physiostart - ends 13 August Microgranular placement fertiliser for improved crop...- Ed @ Farmdeals
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- chloride dff establishment farmdeals fertiliser flufenacet glyphosate herbicide insecticide oilseed oilseed rape osr pendimethalin potash potassium prosulfocarb seed timac
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- Forum: Cropping
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Photo ID needed to buy AN this auutmn
Photo ID needed to buy AN this autumn The Control of Poisons and Explosives Precursors Regulations 2023 introduced new substances to the lists of regulated explosives precursors and poisons. Offences relating to the acquisition, importation, supply, possession and use of the following...- Bogweevil
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- ammonium bank account calcium chloride fertiliser magnesium nitrogen organic parts sodium urea
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- Forum: Agricultural Matters
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Farmdeals: August Collectives
We've had an impressive couple of months with our collectives. We've had a lot of our members take advantage and get great prices on Urea, Gylphosate and more. We're running a number of collective deals ending over the next few weeks, I've listed below the deals of particular interest to arable...- Ed @ Farmdeals
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- chloride electricity farmdeals glyphosate kwh oilseed oilseed rape organic organic farming osr platform potash potassium renewal seed slug slug pellets urea varieties wheat
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- Forum: Cropping
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Ultra Processed Food
Really interesting book on processed food, it's effect on our diets and increasing corporate control of the human food supply chain. Listen to Ultra-Processed People by Chris van Tulleken on Audible. https://www.audible.co.uk/pd/B0BL1M9XCL?source_code=ASSOR150021921000R- unlacedgecko
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- af antibiotics beans beef carbon carrots cattle cereals children chloride cows dairy death development disease family fertiliser financial fire genetic gps grass health jcb lambs legumes maize market milk msd nutrients nutrition oats online orchard organic parts peas pig potassium potatoes poultry pulses red tractor roots rye satellite seed sheep slugs sodium storage stress training variety vitamins weather wheat
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- Forum: Agricultural Matters
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Millands Farm: Using metabolic profiling to improve efficiency and maximise output
Wallace and James Hendrie are always looking for ways to improve efficiency and maximise output. As part of AHDB’s strategic dairy farm programme, the team identified fertility as a significant challenge and have been exploring a range of options to improve the performance of the herd. Based in...