Yes ours has done it since 2008 without any problemsCan you feed the bend on parlour? Does the auger manage the dusty element of the blend?
Yes ours has done it since 2008 without any problemsCan you feed the bend on parlour? Does the auger manage the dusty element of the blend?
We have been feeding blends in the parlour since milk quota arrived. So luckily we never had bseYes ours has done it since 2008 without any problems
I shall find out!Can you feed the bend on parlour? Does the auger manage the dusty element of the blend?
Yes, not the percentages but will list all ingredients in order of largest to smallest % havent fed pke since my first load of cake in marchDoes the supplier give you a full breakdown of ingredients?
Very few Dairy compounds don't contain PKE
And very few that are exactly the same from batch to batch.
@buffalo_soldier definition of high yield is significantly higher than 9800kg
What are people paying for Trafford?
What are brewers costing in your area?KW were trying to get rid of it all summer £98/ton and AG bagged FOC on farm.
£112 at the moment I think but we have stuck with brewers grains.
What are brewers costing in your area?
cant imagine you will be on that price much longer. What have you been quoted for winter? im hearing folk paying £49-50£43/ton out of Heineken in Manchester at least 25%moisture. Which makes it £147/ton cake equivalent. Should be getting it cheaper as we have a load a week all year round.
Wtf is megalac?Surely Friesians don’t need megalac. Don’t forget keep it simple.
Wtf is megalac?
it is a rumen-protected fat supplement which increases energy supply in diets, good supplement in early lactation if diet is low in energy and have fertility issues.Wtf is megalac?
A waste of money.
As above, it is good if the price is fair but it just isn't viable to be feeding at it's current price imoWtf is megalac?
What is the protien and energy of distillers? Is that from bushmills?Thanks, £40 quoted in NI. Wouldn't be as dry as 25%, 15 miles from distillery.
Are the blends you feed in the form of a meal to stop sorting? or just a straight blend with uneven sizes?We have been feeding blends in the parlour since milk quota arrived. So luckily we never had bse
We fed home mixed blends around that time based on guidance from a MMB advisor - She suggested that we overcome our prejucices and use mbm in all the rations including the calves !We have been feeding blends in the parlour since milk quota arrived. So luckily we never had bse