Jdunn55
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- Helston, cornwall
Silage will need some protein to balance it?That feeling you get when you check the feed loft and it's still 2/3 full
Opened the first of the second cut today, looks and smells nice
Tomorrow’s TB test will lead the way. Have culled a few already. But production is already pretty poor.Have you reduced stock rates etc to try and be more self-sufficient or full steam ahead? Most around here ploughing on like normal but to be honest we have been very luck weather wise.
Possibly, might be 18% or could be 10% protein so not really sure, still grazing during the day now so hopefully a decent drop of protein in that still and then some poison in the parlour to top them up based on stage of lactation and yieldSilage will need some protein to balance it?
Pd yet?Tomorrow’s TB test will lead the way. Have culled a few already. But production is already pretty poor.
Good luck, mines next week, terrified is an understatementTomorrow’s TB test will lead the way. Have culled a few already. But production is already pretty poor.
Will you consider drying off earlier ?Tomorrow’s TB test will lead the way. Have culled a few already. But production is already pretty poor.
I guess beauty is in the eye of the beholder and all that. Looks a proper pansy to me.Nice looking wagyu steer
Tb reading today 7 IR which is up from 1 60 days ago
Looks like some of the johnes sh!t we had a few years agoI guess beauty is in the eye of the beholder and all that. Looks a proper pansy to me.
It is but would make a nice rugI guess beauty is in the eye of the beholder and all that. Looks a proper pansy to me.
I remember you make outdoor pens with them, is that right? How do you make a covered area.Big square bales are cheap this year
14ft sheets of tin. Will pic tomorrowI remember you make outdoor pens with them, is that right? How do you make a covered area.
No from July onwards is when we make our free cash regardless of feed cost. We may get rid of empties earlier. Pding in two weeks.Will you consider drying off earlier ?
Very strange times, what price is pk atm?No from July onwards is when we make our free cash regardless of feed cost. We may get rid of empties earlier. Pding in two weeks.
Swapped our wheat for standing maize
And have bought extra hay today
Also mulling over buying 180 tons of PK
Some of the cap ex is going to have to wait. If not all of it.
I want an easy winter/spring financially at least.
in a couple of weeks its gone from being possibly our best ever to just trying to get our stock to turn out next spring looking well. Strange times
£235 for a spot loadVery strange times, what price is pk atm?
Can I be nosy and ask what you're feeding to your spring calvers cake wise?
To replace forage?£235 for a spot load
£233 for sept March
30 ton loads
6kgs
YesTo replace forage?
Currently got 180 acres of 2nd cut growing and hopefully it will make up the 40% of silage I Currently don't have, have sold 90% of my culls, will pick rest when I pd, how do you feel your mating has gone? Think will end up with sub 5% MT, if the collars are correct.