Free Farmer Meetings Focus on Maximising Livestock Production from Grass

Look like interesting meetings and Trevor Cooke is meant to be excellent.
http://www.qmscotland.co.uk/news/free-farmer-meetings-focus-maximising-livestock-production-grass
Went to our local one last week @scholland . First one in a series , think it's 4 meetings. It wasn't Trevor Cooke , he's coming to the next one . Very good presentation , very enthusiastic speaker , not sure I'd agree with everything he said but plenty to chew over. Maybe QMS might want to tone down speakers from drier areas coming to our wet one and telling us about turning young stores out to grass on Feb 15th. That sort of thing is just going to make a lot of people switch off. Of much more importance is finding the key to making changes that will work for your own particular circumstances.

But all in all an interesting day. And we got lunch!! Result!!
 
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scholland

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Went to our local one last week @scholland . First one in a series , think it's 4 meetings. It wasn't Trevor Cooke , he's coming to the next one . Very good presentation , very enthusiastic speaker , not sure I'd agree with everything he said but plenty to chew over. Maybe QMS might want to tone down speakers from drier areas coming to our wet one and telling us about turning young stores out to grass on Feb 15th. That sort of thing is just going to make a lot of people switch off. Of much more importance is finding the key to making changes that will work for your own particular circumstances.

But all in all an interesting day. And we got lunch!! Result!!
It looks a good project but yes only as good as the speakers and their advice.
The guy who meets his cattle out in February has some very impressive stats but certainly not repeatable here either! If it's who I'm thinking of.
 
Can a Englishman on the south side of the border go to a qms meeting?
I wouldn't advise it. They search everyone at the door looking for signs of Downright English Ness. At the meeting I went to they discovered one wretched soul trying to sneak in. (He had a Cornish cream tea hidden on his person which gave the game away good and proper I can tell you,) and they dragged him away out the back.

I don't know what they did to him but, oh , the screams were pitiful!!
 

exmoor dave

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I wouldn't advise it. They search everyone at the door looking for signs of Downright English Ness. At the meeting I went to they discovered one wretched soul trying to sneak in. (He had a Cornish cream tea hidden on his person which gave the game away good and proper I can tell you,) and they dragged him away out the back.

I don't know what they did to him but, oh , the screams were pitiful!!


They probably sat him down, rolled out the cream tea.......purposefully put the cream & jam on the wrong way round....... then made him eat it....... doesn't get much more evil than that :eek::eek::eek::LOL:
 

scholland

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Truly excellent meeting today. Very informative and passionate speaker about his subject. Plenty to take away and think about. Anyone who gets the chance should definitely attend.
 

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