Which rep? We're trying to look at winter contracts now.new rep, said they wouldn't, we followed the last rep, he looked after us quite well, and cheaper than nwf.
Which rep? We're trying to look at winter contracts now.new rep, said they wouldn't, we followed the last rep, he looked after us quite well, and cheaper than nwf.
Harpers seem to offer monthly contracts currently.Had 6 month feed contracts with all 3 of them in the past
Harpers parent company masseys are slow out of the blocks when it comes to fixing forwardsharpers, nwf, not sure if 3counties would either.
ex dairy farmerWhich rep? We're trying to look at winter contracts now.
Good thing it’s not a heifer. If there is any similarity to American long horns they do not make good milk cows when crossed to a jersey. Based on the two I’ve milked.I've a cow here that belongs to a friend, he did his ai course a couple of years ago and had ai'd several cows for me with no success. He ai'd his one to sexed Jersey and got it in calf, bloody typical I thought! She was due yesterday, calved today, not only is it not a heifer, its not even a Jersey! Not sure how it happened but looks like our Longhorn bull got there first. View attachment 1035600
I remember you warning me before! Thankfully this is English Longhorn, much more docile.Good thing it’s not a heifer. If there is any similarity to American long horns they do not make good milk cows when crossed to a jersey. Based on the two I’ve milked.
Some 2 year old pulan. Bet it grows as much grass as stuff today at near 4x the price...View attachment 1036002!
And tonight, tomorrow night and Tuesday. Should get someRain due Wednesday!
Fingers cross, I rolled in grass seed last night.And tonight, tomorrow night and Tuesday. Should get some
earliest our stream has dried up, several springs stopped runningAnd tonight, tomorrow night and Tuesday. Should get some
Could you see the wartsearliest our stream has dried up, several springs stopped running
nice big heap of silage, rain will be very welcome.
cows were a fair trade yesterday, even some very plain ones, the dearest l saw on marteye, was £2400, for a 44month old heifer, for many farmers, that should be i/c to its 3rd, it will make a good barrener though ....
didn't show up on marteye.Could you see the warts
3 for 2 deal on cows then.didn't show up on marteye.
which is one reason l wouldn't really want to bid on marteye, prefer my own thick glasses.
main dispersal looked to be a very good sale, son only bought 1, but there's a lot of cows coming onto the market, plenty of time to pick up a few, with barren price where it is, we are looking to swop out older/baggy cows, with younger ones. Achieved £726, after stoppages, for an empty jx this week, serious money for what it was, a amber johnes cow.
And, much to his relief, a good journey back, this time of year, it can be horrendous.
Was that the organic dispersal?3 for 2 deal on cows then.
Was the classic herd with "longevity " with a "catalogue full of younger cows"
Maybe a handful I would have been happy to take home.
What was the i/c heifer trade like? Had to scoot off as youngest was playing cricket against Exeter
Another one on Tuesday!Was that the organic dispersal?
didn't watch them3 for 2 deal on cows then.
Was the classic herd with "longevity " with a "catalogue full of younger cows"
Maybe a handful I would have been happy to take home.
What was the i/c heifer trade like? Had to scoot off as youngest was playing cricket against Exeter