- Location
- God's side of the border.
One lad in our discussion group was going to try an EID reader wand, never asked how he got on with it.
All things Dairy
- Thread starter Cows 'n grass
- Start date
early riser
Member
- Location
- Up North
Didn`t you know choice of recording organisation is entirely down to which employs the fittest recorder in your area.
Especially relevant as I suspect @Jdunn55 may be single
Don’t get him too excited, our milk recorder is a middle aged bald bloke……….
- Location
- Wormingford, Essex
Some people are in to Middle aged Bald blokes.Don’t get him too excited, our milk recorder is a middle aged bald bloke……….
Spudley
Member
- Location
- Pembrokeshire
@In the pit I don't know where in Pembs you are but there's no frost in my forecast!
- Location
- Pembrokeshire
That’s the problem
Two days dry weather 7 days wind heavy rain
- Location
- Pembrokeshire
My mate the opposite side of Haverfordwest to me had a hard frost this morning
lazy farmer
Member
- Location
- som/dor border
Project concrete resumes another 76 cube to lay in this section
lazy farmer
Member
- Location
- som/dor border
I get two.Didn`t you know choice of recording organisation is entirely down to which employs the fittest recorder in your area.
Especially relevant as I suspect @Jdunn55 may be single
good yes.
pretty yes.
but god they can talk.
Mr Jones
Member
- Location
- Llancwmbwlchrhydyfoncenfach
Make that 14 days heavy rain in the Teifi Valley, 7 of it torrential
pine_guy
Member
- Location
- North Cumbria
I have a letter saying price went up £9.5 a cube at start of year. Has yours
pine_guy
Member
- Location
- North Cumbria
Cheer up, a lot of ours is forecast as snowMake that 14 days heavy rain in the Teifi Valley, 7 of it torrential
- Location
- Pembrokeshire
Heavy rain tommorrow and weekend then dry all next week supposedly
betweenthelines
Member
- Location
- southwest
Organic does have accreditation and a set of legal standards.
Was told that arable farmer had been telling people his regenerative practices meant no chemicals were routinely used.
"Organic" isn't really legally defined in the UK. Yo need to have approval from one of a number of "organic bodies"
Bit like saying you'd need approval approval from a gun club to get a shotgun certificate
Jdunn55
Member
- Location
- Helston, cornwall
Cows 'n grass
Member
- Location
- Modbury, South Devon
Do you apply for planning permission for the concrete tracks?
lazy farmer
Member
- Location
- som/dor border
No. They have been down in there original form for maybe 20 yrs now. So didn’t feel the need. I think the local walkers enjoy them
- Location
- somerset
gamble, £105 looks dear to us, but you are another 80 miles on, and with fuel costs, fert price and weather, like l said, it's a gamble, lorry drag, 30 tonne ish, could have bought you 1 and a bit, cows in holsworthy today, another flying trade.Probably wrong but forward bought my straw for 2023 as well, have a feeling its going to be expensive this autumn with the fertiliser price£105 didn't seem to bad for barley
But milk price still lagging behind inputs, we are +2.2 jan, and +1.5 feb, welcome anyway, what's happening with cornish processors.
- Location
- somerset
but are they 'official' footpaths ? A few around here, are claiming they have 'created' a path, because they have walked it for x years, luckily, only one path here, and 'obvious' route, tried to alter it, to go around the yard - nice track, and 'not on my life' brigade came out. Just put some f/path arrows up, to go on the track, and in 8 yrs, not one complaintNo. They have been down in there original form for maybe 20 yrs now. So didn’t feel the need. I think the local walkers enjoy them
not even them that objected.
What will that take it to? Its getting a lift here alsoI have a letter saying price went up £9.5 a cube at start of year. Has yours