watfordfrosty
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- Location
- northamptonshire
can you order more than 1 of the same ie 2 crushes
Countryside Productivity Small Grant Scheme 2020?
- Thread starter steveR
- Start date
- Location
- Bury St Edmunds, Suffolk
- Location
- Cornwall
I have put in for R2- SG17 Cameras for livestock monitoring. anyone got any recommendations for suppliers?
| R2-SG71 | 255 | Cameras for monitoring livestock | Internet Protocol (IP) camera for monitoring livestock. Outdoor rated IP66 with Pan Tilt and Zoom (PTZ), day and night vision. Infrared range of 50m minimum, 18x zoom minimum. 1080 pixels minimum. Must be compatible with online viewing app for smart phone or tablet. |
- Location
- Bury St Edmunds, Suffolk
Not at that standard cost no
- Location
- North Suffolk
We had a guy out who has been doing a lot of farms cameras around our area and he said for that spec you would be looking upwards of £1k. Whereas ones that don't pan are £120ish. So he recommends having more cameras that don't move covering the same area as you will have a lot more vantage points at once. He also made the point that a moveable one only records where you have left it looking at. This made us think certainly the grant for cameras is no where near worthwhile pursuing
- Location
- Cornwall
- Location
- Wiltshire
I think it is inevitable splash plates will be banned. If I was buying a tanker now I would at the very least make sure it was compatible with a trailer shoe or dribble bar.
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Decided going to leave it, was only really looking for something else to get the spend up to the minimum, only thing that is really needed is the eid reader and it's not enough money on its own. Had a good draw from round 2 will leave it at that.
eBay?
Strictly speaking.... the grant is for livestock monitoring... not farm security.
However, I can envisage a couple on buildings where the pan would do both....
- Location
- North Suffolk
Strictly speaking.... the grant is for livestock monitoring... not farm security.
However, I can envisage a couple on buildings where the pan would do both....
We are looking to put them in the cow yards to monitor the cows and calves, I think more angles would be better as you can guarantee someone will stand right in front of the problem one
.... The one on the forecourt will of course be to monitor the bull pens not for security
Well on the application form it says front mounted reeler with a minimum of 400m of pipe.
- Location
- North Yorkshire
If you claim for multiple items that amount to more than the £12,000 maximum amount, is it possible to only claim a partial amount on an item? Or will it get thrown out?
Matt
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- Location
- herefordshire, uk
my situation too. want some smaller things but rather do it as and when i want and not have someone with a clip board potentially turn up wanting to see the said items.
Matt
Member
- Location
- herefordshire, uk
i had claimed in a previous round, about £6k was looking at direct drill but could not proceed as not enough grant available. which I knew but 6k toward it would of been ok. but computer said no.
- Location
- North Yorkshire
I haven't claimed in either of the previous rounds so wondered if I could max out this round
Its tricky getting items to add up the 12k grant
- Location
- South Molton
Arrowlock 88 Series Mobile Cattle Crush, Race, and Forcing pen
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Does anyone know if these are painted or powdercoated?
I think @casper74 has one?
Does anyone know when we find out if we have been successful in our application?