More likely, "Don't think you're sleeping in here tonight smelling like that"The simple measure of good silage, does it pass the wife test when you climb into bed after the last look round the cows.
If she says Mmmmmmm all the hard work in June was well worth it
If she says "blooody hell that`s horrible", ---- It`s going to be a long winter
More likely, "Don't think you're sleeping in here tonight smelling like that"
Rubberised gloves is a must if the bales are dripping wet, but this year’s are dry so all good here. Wet rank handbags are the worst ones.That smell doesn’t go away.
My lad has a job on a dairy and arable farm.
We wouldn’t mind him coming home smelling of nice silage, but he just seems to reek of cow pi$$.
Yes - using latex gloves when handling round bales is the answer, a box of 100 odd is only a few quid.The simple measure of good silage, does it pass the wife test when you climb into bed after the last look round the cows.
If she says Mmmmmmm all the hard work in June was well worth it
If she says "blooody hell that`s horrible", ---- It`s going to be a long winter