Arable farmers, is it essential that……

Yale

Member
Livestock Farmer
You can keep your scratchy dusty corn to yourselves……barley,horrible stuff and don’t regret growing it one bit.

Would rather rob an arable farmer who has to take on another 500 acres to justify his ‘on the tick’ Lexion. :ROFLMAO: :p

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Tim G

Member
Livestock Farmer
You also need a “fleet” photo. If you don’t have a unimog or “mog yaahhh” then you are clearly not a farming champion!
Ah, the fleet photo. The carrot that's dangled on every self respecting farm's harvest student wanted advert. I always feel they should be captioned with 'These are the toys we will be using whilst you are hoovering dead mice out of the grain store air ducts.'
 

Sid

Member
Livestock Farmer
Location
South Molton
Harvest for many livestock farmers is over or at least 50% unless you are on a big maize diet.

Harvest does not start as late as July for many.
 

Bald Rick

Moderator
Livestock Farmer
Location
Anglesey
Harvest for many livestock farmers is over or at least 50% unless you are on a big maize diet.

Harvest does not start as late as July for many.

Really? We start in mid April and will cut right through to November

Wholecrop SB up next followed by 3rd or 4th cut depending on block followed by 5th cut followed by maize followed by big bales.

Arable farmers will be off skiing long before we’ve done
 

Sid

Member
Livestock Farmer
Location
South Molton
Really? We start in mid April and will cut right through to November

Wholecrop SB up next followed by 3rd or 4th cut depending on block followed by 5th cut followed by maize followed by big bales.

Arable farmers will be off skiing long before we’ve done
Beef and sheep guys will be mostly done , dairy guys seem to go 9 months of the year now.

My point is that various unions and ag companies state its harvest season be aware of farm machinery, but its every month someone is harvesting something
 

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