Northeastfarmer
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Apart from the silage fields or fields not grazed by stock I’ve never known grass growth as slow as this spring
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I bet it was a lot cheaper to buy when he said that toAnd to quote dear old dad which i seldom do
"2 cwt of Nitram is as good as an inch of rain "
Havnt got half my silage ground shut off yet still got sheep onApart from the silage fields or fields not grazed by stock I’ve never known grass growth as slow as this spring
I'd bet more money on the inch of rain.And to quote dear old dad which i seldom do
"2 cwt of Nitram is as good as an inch of rain "
Apart from the silage fields or fields not grazed by stock I’ve never known grass growth as slow as
We put in 105 acres in last autumn and it was underwater all winter and within 3 weeks the grounds full of cracks. Hopefully we should be due for some proper growing weatherApart from the silage fields or fields not grazed by stock I’ve never known grass growth as slow as this spring
Same and my cows are still inHavnt got half my silage ground shut off yet still got sheep on
Ours still in tooSame and my cows are still in
Have one field about 2 weeks off cutting but it’s been shut up since OctoberHavnt got half my silage ground shut off yet still got sheep on
I’ve turned my store cattle out but I’ve had sheep on the cow fields...it’s like bell metal but I wouldn’t turn the cows out otherwise it’ll never grow...if it got a drink it would rocketCows are pretty much all out here, still feeding silage but there's no way I'd keep them in when the ground is dry, grass or not!!