Twice.Are most grazers on here giving cows a fresh break of grass once a day, or twice?
Twice.Are most grazers on here giving cows a fresh break of grass once a day, or twice?
TwiceAre most grazers on here giving cows a fresh break of grass once a day, or twice?
Are most grazers on here giving cows a fresh break of grass once a day, or twice?
Twice, but often two paddocks as well. Far off in the day and closer to home at night. Most of the platform requires a road crossing. Bliss this week. Cows are next to the buildings at night, so can go straight out to graze from the parlourAre most grazers on here giving cows a fresh break of grass once a day, or twice?
You wouldn’t say that when an errant cow or two take a walk over your clamp, no problem for a net.100%. Only said last week that if side walls where around when we 1st bought nets, then we wouldn't have any nets at all. They are dog sh!t
Glad I’m not the only one with this problemYou wouldn’t say that when an errant cow or two take a walk over your clamp, no problem for a net.
Far from itGlad I’m not the only one with this problem
Looks fine.Keeping the maize man going
Before anyone else comments I'm sure the soil is badly prepped and yes I was a dirty, naughty, disgusting farmer and sprayed it first too
Yes I know its late but better late than never and there's f**k all I can do about it now so atleast jts in the ground
I've been assured by the man drilling it that the maize will be fine
Keeping the maize man going
Before anyone else comments I'm sure the soil is badly prepped and yes I was a dirty, naughty, disgusting farmer and sprayed it first too
Yes I know its late but better late than never and there's f**k all I can do about it now so atleast jts in the ground
I've been assured by the man drilling it that the maize will be fine
Keeping the maize man going
Before anyone else comments I'm sure the soil is badly prepped and yes I was a dirty, naughty, disgusting farmer and sprayed it first too
Yes I know its late but better late than never and there's f**k all I can do about it now so atleast jts in the ground
I've been assured by the man drilling it that the maize will be fine
pretty certain if the right soil/conditions, no problem, just gets going and doesn't stop, ours went in on tuesday, min-til. Next year, trying strip-til.Keeping the maize man going
Before anyone else comments I'm sure the soil is badly prepped and yes I was a dirty, naughty, disgusting farmer and sprayed it first too
Yes I know its late but better late than never and there's f**k all I can do about it now so atleast jts in the ground
I've been assured by the man drilling it that the maize will be fineorganic boys leave it till june, to get a stale seed bed..
If its into pasture you'd be mad not to spray IME.Before anyone else comments I'm sure the soil is badly prepped and yes I was a dirty, naughty, disgusting farmer and sprayed it first too
might have to get used to it, if they ban r-up.If its into pasture you'd be mad not to spray IME.
Allows me to min till maize in and avoid the plough.
The people who will benefit most from a Glypho ban will be the refineries and plough manufacturers...might have to get used to it, if they ban r-up.
grass ground was sprayed, but the w/wold seemed to grow away from it, should have upped the rate, although now in, doesn't show.
when r-up came into farming, it was like 'magic', the first we bought was £72. a gallon/5litres we got the rate down to 3/4 pint/ac, mixed with fairy liquid, as a wetter.The people who will benefit most from a Glypho ban will be the refineries and plough manufacturers...
Fish and chips, I'm not that mean that I force him to eat the maize seed!Keeping him going with what - more seed or fish and chips?