Holsteinfriesian90
Member
- Location
- Cornwall
Out of curiosity who does everyone use for johnes testing? Just had the bill from nmr and I’m quite shocked at the price. 
All things Dairy
- Thread starter Cows 'n grass
- Start date
- Location
- Pembrokeshire
Qmms are cheaper and quicker,or they wasOut of curiosity who does everyone use for johnes testing? Just had the bill from nmr and I’m quite shocked at the price.
Martyn
Member
- Location
- South west
We moved CIS I’ll about £2.80 for memory, will send you copy of invoiceOut of curiosity who does everyone use for johnes testing? Just had the bill from nmr and I’m quite shocked at the price.
TheRanger
Member
- Location
- SW Scotland
We use CIS, priced up QMMS recently and it was going to actually going to be dearer.
- Location
- Northumberland
SAC that`s who our Vet uses
Johnes antibody £4.60
BVD antigen £5.25
BVD antibody £3.90
Johnes antibody £4.60
BVD antigen £5.25
BVD antibody £3.90
Enough rain to start to flatten 1st cut
- Location
- Northumberland
We haven't enough grass growth for it to go flat! Plenty rain though.Jdunn55
Member
- Location
- Helston, cornwall
2 weeks regrowth
- Location
- Co. Tyrone
Really nice looking crop of stuff. When was that planted and after what? Will it be baleable a bit later if ground dries up? And what's the plan for the ground now after the rye and vetch?
Was in docks and some clover
, plan is to drill forage rape into the stubble for summer crop and then into grass,clover and plantian, was planted mid October which was a little late, but with the mild winter it's grown better than I hopedYou will be in the are that has had eight feet of water in twelve months.Talk about first world problems!
Need some kind of military helicopter to get my sh!t out!
- Location
- East Lancashire
Not to brag, but we had around 12 feet in 12 months, and it doesn’t seem to want to stop yet. Still struggle walking in some parts of the land. It’s certainly been a challenging year.
Christ! We must be in a rain shadow, only managed 8’!
- Location
- East Lancashire
We’re on the West Pennines. It just seems to drop on us. I’m used to it being wet, late drying up in the spring, soon turns wet again, wet all winter etc.. but this year has been exceptionally persistent. The land has not been properly dry since mid June. Running out of ideas, and time
- Location
- somerset
we had 6in this feb, alone.
and its p1ssing down again now.
Jdunn55
Member
- Location
- Helston, cornwall
Quick question, I got a non-conformance with my friends at red tractor for my movement records, didn't include breed or something like rhat
Does anyone know exactly what I have to put down for movements on or off?
I had a look at the website and it's very vague and non specific and more or less just says you have to keep movement records
Does anyone know exactly what I have to put down for movements on or off?
I had a look at the website and it's very vague and non specific and more or less just says you have to keep movement records
Ducati899
Member
- Location
- north dorset
Anyone got flip flops for cows
The breed? SimpleQuick question, I got a non-conformance with my friends at red tractor for my movement records, didn't include breed or something like rhat
Does anyone know exactly what I have to put down for movements on or off?
I had a look at the website and it's very vague and non specific and more or less just says you have to keep movement records
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