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When it comes down to TB there is no easy answer.

Utter disgrace that the TB situation has got/ been this bad for so many years and its costing cattle farmers millions if not billions of ££s a year and yet there is still no end in sight to it other than increasing rules/ red tape which are designed to make trading/ farming cattle unviable in many parts of the UK.
it gives vets a lot of work and some pedigree dairy farmers have made a fortune out of inflated comp
 
Cheers. Shed bulls would be 6-9 months, getting wheat, barley & maize, some palm kernal, pot ale and a bit of soya.

Those steers are 16-18 months, they're getting a sniff from the snacker, mostly to help handling. These would be the oldest group reared last year and will likely get housed sharpish in the autumn, to be down the road by Christmas. The last batch of 2017's rearing (22-26 months) are also at grass and will get serious feeding in/outside (depending on weather/grass supply) from next month. A well-grown HF steer with a modicum of shape can finish quickly when he takes the notion, while the bull has no ambitions beyond a 2.

What's your new regime, now the B&Ws are history?
would they eat the palm kernel without pot ale in mix
 

Celt83

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Livestock Farmer
Yeah they before they brought in table valuations.

That’s how you eradicate modern day Tb. A farm in the next village has been down with Tb for the past nine years and reportedly has made a fortune on it, but last year the top price he had was £2400.

This year he passed with flying colours. Strange that after eight years of crazy compensation he gets a table valuation and the next year he passes. Maybe I’m a cynic?
 

Hfd Cattle

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Mixed Farmer
Location
Hereford
That’s how you eradicate modern day Tb. A farm in the next village has been down with Tb for the past nine years and reportedly has made a fortune on it, but last year the top price he had was £2400.

This year he passed with flying colours. Strange that after eight years of crazy compensation he gets a table valuation and the next year he passes. Maybe I’m a cynic?
Or a realist !
 

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