Am I being stupid, or is that an i pad stuck on the side of it ?
It's Probably for recording the number, trimming, treatment etc, all ends up on a nice list which is then emailed.
Am I being stupid, or is that an i pad stuck on the side of it ?
Dosent look complicated at all.
rubbish its for surfing porn while hooked to your wifi, my trimmer does just that!!!! Always look forward to our monthly trim sesh Top tip, always clear your browsing history when hes gone !!!!!!It's Probably for recording the number, trimming, treatment etc, all ends up on a nice list which is then emailed.
He likes to use goldcome on down and cross my palm with silver young man
Who feeds your calves?
How many staff have you for your 500? Cows?I pretty much live in the calving sheds at the moment, I take heifer calves out as soon as they're seen and bottle feed stored colostrum then they're moved to a different farm and my brother takes over. They just get 4 litres first colostrum then they're straight on to powder.
We got a field of it,yeah looks terrible this time of year just wait for the temp to increase and it’ll take off.get some potash on itDoes anyone else here grow lucerne? I put some in last spring and I don't know what its supposed to look like at the moment but it's looking properly poo to me - I'm hoping its a winter dormancy thing, but I'm struggling to find anything...
We got a field of it,yeah looks terrible this time of year just wait for the temp to increase and it’ll take off.get some potash on it
Where does the urine go though?I put this on another thread but I thought it would be interesting to see what the general view would be regarding this flooring idea? With straw the price it is today and for us it would free up a store area, save 30 minutes every day and save the cost of a straw chopper if we could use it for our calving shed which then doubles up as a post weaning calf rearing area.
http://www.highwelfarefloor.com/e
It appears to be some sort of matting that allows the urine to pass through leaving a more solid muck that can be collected by the robot. The video seems to be showing heifers but they are trialing it out with cows at the Dairy Campus in Holland. In this situation it is being targeted as a welfare flooring with the added benefit of lower ammonia loss as urine collected separately. They claim lower cost I guess through no cubicles and it can be added to a flat concrete floor.
Glad to hear that, was almost wondering about ploughing it up today!
Have some sandy muck to be spread as soon as it dries up, hopefully keep the PH up.
Great feed and the cows go mad for it, so I hope we can get it to work here
Does anyone else here grow lucerne? I put some in last spring and I don't know what its supposed to look like at the moment but it's looking properly poo to me - I'm hoping its a winter dormancy thing, but I'm struggling to find anything...
We have a few part timers so it's a bit hard to say but nearly 5 full time equivalents including me and the plan is to milk 550 this year.
Being multi sited is ridiculously inefficient, I'll clock up 2-300 miles a week in my car this time of year driving between the different sites.
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Glad to hear that, was almost wondering about ploughing it up today!
Have some sandy muck to be spread as soon as it dries up, hopefully keep the PH up.
Great feed and the cows go mad for it, so I hope we can get it to work here
View attachment 635848 View attachment 635850 This was last February View attachment 635852 we normally get 4cuts easy 5cuts is impossible.we put some muck on with the cord once never again choked it.
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