serf
Member
- Location
- warwickshire
If you got the pipes and couplings and some ibc's about it wouldn't take long to drop half of each ibc into yours on the ground straight off the lorry before unloading .
Molasses... again
- Thread starter steveR
- Start date
serf
Member
- Location
- warwickshire
Used to get deliveries many years ago made with a standard flatbed and he used to pump out the IBC's on board.
Drivers get all arsey if they have to wait while faffing with IBC's I find!
serf
Member
- Location
- warwickshire
When brimicombe drop off they got all the time in world pumping the ibc's offUsed to get deliveries many years ago made with a standard flatbed and he used to pump out the IBC's on board.
Drivers get all arsey if they have to wait while faffing with IBC's I find!
but they do seem toppy on price
That was what i thought last year when I asked for a quote on 5t.....When brimicombe drop off they got all the time in world pumping the ibc's off
- Location
- South Pennines ol14
Brinnicombe pump straight from tank in to our ibc
Price is higher but it’s different additive, urea for a start
Min 1000 ltr
Price is higher but it’s different additive, urea for a start
Min 1000 ltr
Ed&f Man Liquid Products, Bristol
artic tanker pimped in to 4 ibc`sMolasses for sheep
Thinking of using molasses for sheep during tupping until lambing time. What is the best type for sheep? United Molasses seem to be the main place to sell it here. thanks
thefarmingforum.co.uk
serf
Member
- Location
- warwickshire
I got peed with paying the price and just went for happy shopper molasses in the end to just get cows to eat straw , it got silly in the end what it was costing
- Location
- South Pennines ol14
We use it for sheep, that’s why we want the urea otherwise they drink it like sweetsI got peed with paying the price and just went for happy shopper molasses in the end to just get cows to eat straw , it got silly in the end what it was costing
It’s getting expensive though , we have a thousand litres in hand but haven’t bought more , it’s as cheap to put a bit of provin through the snacker
serf
Member
- Location
- warwickshire
You got it fed through ball feeders then
- Location
- South Pennines ol14
Yes , haven’t used this last lot but will put a feeder in with each pen now the inbye ewes are inside
ollie989898
Member
It's never going to be the cheapest thing in the world buying liquids but it is a very very good product.
Good product.Ed&f Man Liquid Products, Bristol
artic tanker pimped in to 4 ibc`s
Molasses for sheep
Thinking of using molasses for sheep during tupping until lambing time. What is the best type for sheep? United Molasses seem to be the main place to sell it here. thanks
muleman
Member
It's getting too cost far too much .....you will tell me I'm daft but thinking of mixing the Brinnicombe half and half with straight mollasses, that will fetch price back a bit!I got peed with paying the price and just went for happy shopper molasses in the end to just get cows to eat straw , it got silly in the end what it was costing
gtigriff
Member
- Location
- Monmouthshire
Currently waiting on 5 tonne drop, (fits in 4 IBC’s) ED&F Mann Prime 20. £347/T
That’s 20% protein as fed (Urea).
That’s 20% protein as fed (Urea).
- Location
- Montgomeryshire
It's getting too cost far too much .....you will tell me I'm daft but thinking of mixing the Brinnicombe half and half with straight mollasses, that will fetch price back a bit!
You’d be halving your urea level, so intakes would increase. I’m not sure you’d save much money at all if you’re feeding it ad-lib, but likely get more energy into them?