2019 Silage Season

[Speedstar]

a few from this year

 

[Blue.]

2nd cut done and dusted.

 

[O'Reilly]

2nd cut done and dusted.View attachment 820058

How do you keep a sheet on the sides of that? Or are you like a couple round here who don't bother?

 

[bar718]

2nd cut done and dusted.View attachment 820058

How much extra did you have to pay for the last panel to be shaped with the angle or is it a custom designed one. [emoji23][emoji23]

 

[Beef farmer]

How much extra did you have to pay for the last panel to be shaped with the angle or is it a custom designed one. [emoji23][emoji23]

Ive a matching one if he wants a pair

 

[Beef farmer]

2nd cut done and dusted.View attachment 820058

Do you not use side sheets up against the pannels?

 

[Lewis]

2nd cut done and dusted.View attachment 820058

Them panels free standing or bolted together/to the floor?

 

[Blue.]

How do you keep a sheet on the sides of that? Or are you like a couple round here who don't bother?

With difficulty!

There’s method in my madness as I’m hoping to roof over next spring,leaving the space on the left clear will give me access to some existing legs.

How much extra did you have to pay for the last panel to be shaped with the angle or is it a custom designed one. [emoji23][emoji23]

Shaped by myself with the stihl saw.

Someone managed to break the corner off while buckraking over it.

Do you not use side sheets up against the pannels?

Generally put the top sheet over the panels so water doesn’t run between,the only gap between the panels is on the front damaged panel as it sat lower in a gully.

If there was any waste I’d side sheet,the effort in the job isn’t worth letting it go to sh1t.

Them panels free standing or bolted together/to the floor?

Yes free standing 3.6m high.

 

[Stuart1]

Perfect day for grass, but you can’t work on the lords day as they say.

 

[The Agrarian]

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Perfect day for grass, but you can’t work on the lords day as they say.

Stuart you're going to work yourself into an early grave at this rate.

 

[Stuart1]

Stuart you're going to work yourself into an early grave at this rate.

Il get a holiday soon I hope.

 

[I thats it]

D value? 55ish?

 

[pappuller]

D value? 55ish?View attachment 820422

Dry cow fodder ?

 

[I thats it]

Dry cow fodder ?

Pits full for milk cows 5 week back, baled 600+ bales of old grown belly fill and another 110 acres to go, messed up this time going to have far to much old grown feed

 

[Spudley]

Pits full for milk cows 5 week back, baled 600+ bales of old grown belly fill and another 110 acres to go, messed up this time going to have far to much old grown feed

Still, you can sell it.

 

[I thats it]

Still, you can sell it.

Can't give away older grown first crop in these parts this year

 

[early riser]

Can't give away older grown first crop in these parts this year

It'll all be needed, at some point. Maybe not this year, maybe not next year, but its not like its gonna be eating anything and costing you anymore by sitting in the yard for a year or two.

 

[Blue.]

Pits full for milk cows 5 week back, baled 600+ bales of old grown belly fill and another 110 acres to go, messed up this time going to have far to much old grown feed

Get it dry and sell as haylage?
“Dry sh1ts better than wet sh1t”

Where’s your location? Looks northern.

 

[Skintagain]

D value? 55ish?View attachment 820422

Looks clean enough, hay?

 

[I thats it]

Get it dry and sell as haylage?
“Dry sh1ts better than wet sh1t” [emoji38]

Where’s your location? Looks northern.

Yep, we're north west. Getting it as dry as possible main of it hay, will feed some youngstock.