.65/haAre you going to have a stocking rate of 0.65lsu/ha? At the moment that’s what NAW are proposing.
Wow
Milk will be £3/litre
.65/haAre you going to have a stocking rate of 0.65lsu/ha? At the moment that’s what NAW are proposing.
So is it only if cows are housed during the closed period , have no real knowledge of NVZ this high into the hills, could go back to out wintering and have no storage ?This 6 months storage is going to have a big effect
Only in Wales!.65/ha
Wow
Milk will be £3/litre
What the hell is wrong with these "experts" as my grandad would say, they all want shootingAre you going to have a stocking rate of 0.65lsu/ha? At the moment that’s what NAW are proposing.
It's one of the bonuses of being understocked! I'm hoping to rent the yard and slurry pit next door since I've got the land, if I can convince/bribe a neighbour to let me cross their land with umbilical pipes for a day the plan would be halfway through winter to pump straight from my pit to next doors and can then umbilical from there onto the land I'm renting from them after each cutIs the 6 month rule actually confirmed? Been spoken about but iv not officially read it yet. We spent hell of lot of money on slurry storage 4 years ago, think one of best investments, iv actually got tankers booked for tomorrow as great feild conditions, but the option to go due to ground conditions rather than pit overflowing has been worth a lot to us.
it was from this autumn, only spreading crap, when you can show the plant needs it.Is the 6 month rule actually confirmed? Been spoken about but iv not officially read it yet. We spent hell of lot of money on slurry storage 4 years ago, think one of best investments, iv actually got tankers booked for tomorrow as great feild conditions, but the option to go due to ground conditions rather than pit overflowing has been worth a lot to us.
We extended our lagoon a few years ago. Worked out correctly the required size for the number of cows to last 5 months. We increased herd size slightly from the equations but it’s no where near enough for 5 months. Further extension will be requiredIs the 6 month rule actually confirmed? Been spoken about but iv not officially read it yet. We spent hell of lot of money on slurry storage 4 years ago, think one of best investments, iv actually got tankers booked for tomorrow as great feild conditions, but the option to go due to ground conditions rather than pit overflowing has been worth a lot to us.
Feed more mealPreparing our Cfp.
it turns out we are spending .5p a litre o n cutting the hedges on 410 acres
And .8pon professional fees( not including my solicitor) that’s consultant, accountant health and safety And RT.
no need for RT going forward as milk buyer is going to help there
Thoughts.
Do they trim them by hand?Preparing our Cfp.
it turns out we are spending .5p a litre o n cutting the hedges on 410 acres
And .8pon professional fees( not including my solicitor) that’s consultant, accountant health and safety And RT.
no need for RT going forward as milk buyer is going to help there
Thoughts.
Preparing our Cfp.
it turns out we are spending .5p a litre o n cutting the hedges on 410 acres
And .8pon professional fees( not including my solicitor) that’s consultant, accountant health and safety And RT.
no need for RT going forward as milk buyer is going to help there
Thoughts.
I don't show mine to saputo. It's minewonder what someone’s CFP is that goes to Barbados for 2 weeks every year and rags about on a jetski/speed boat/deep sea fishing rig every day, this whole CFP thing is beyond a joke and milk companies are falling for it.
Comparing CFPs with others is a waste of time as we all allocate slightly differently and have different feed/yield policies. How much change compared to your 2020 CFP?Preparing our Cfp.
it turns out we are spending .5p a litre o n cutting the hedges on 410 acres
And .8pon professional fees( not including my solicitor) that’s consultant, accountant health and safety And RT.
no need for RT going forward as milk buyer is going to help there
Thoughts.
How can knowing what it costs for your business be a joke.wonder what someone’s CFP is that goes to Barbados for 2 weeks every year and rags about on a jetski/speed boat/deep sea fishing rig every day, this whole CFP thing is beyond a joke and milk companies are falling for it.
The fact we as a industry are being forced to do it and scrutinised yet something like formula 1 or expensive abroad holidays or shipping some shite quality plastic clothing from China are given a free pass as long as they plant a few trees, that’s the joke.How can knowing what it costs for your business be a joke.
Not working it out every year and understanding what's changing would be even more of a joke.
What you then do with that data outside your own business is up to the individual.
Lazy however is looking at his and seeing hedge cutting is becoming a ridiculous cost. If he cuts it he will make more profit.
@lazyfarmer. Buy lazy junior a hedge cutter.
The fact we as a industry are being forced to do it and scrutinised yet something like formula 1 or expensive abroad holidays or shipping some shite quality plastic clothing from China are given a free pass as long as they plant a few trees, that’s the joke.
Ah persumed CFP stood for carbon foot printAre you confusing Comparative Farm Profit with carbon footprinting?
Preparing our Cfp.
it turns out we are spending .5p a litre o n cutting the hedges on 410 acres
And .8pon professional fees( not including my solicitor) that’s consultant, accountant health and safety And RT.
no need for RT going forward as milk buyer is going to help there
Thoughts.
We were thinking the same, our hedges don't count though because they have a stone baseDo you cut all the hedges every year? If so do they need cutting every year?
The hedgerow management option in the SFI only allows us to cut every other year so effectively we get paid not to do it