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- Northern Ireland
In some form, probably. But probably less money, with more diverted to improving the habitat for badgers etc.
Death by a thousand cuts, as they would say.
Death by a thousand cuts, as they would say.
Northern Ireland Milk Price Tracker
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it's not over
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- thunder rd co.antrim
Rather than spending the money on badgers I'd rather spent it to facilitate the public to ramble through my farm , farm land, lanes etc etc
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- Northern Ireland
Oh heavens no. The only thing worse than being over run by badgers is the general public. Next thing, you can't put X in those fields because the public might not understand the risks.
jay
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- Co Down NI
I didn't comment on the 27.5p, it was more about if we should rely on a consultant that says their clients lost money 6 years out of ten.
27.5 isn't spectacular, but why would any customer fix a price significantly higher than the trend when farmers keep producing more?
it's not over
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- thunder rd co.antrim
Fixed price contracts,hedging and betting on greyhounds have all the same outcome......you loose. I have tried them all
it's not over
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- thunder rd co.antrim
I've heard theres a spread plate approx cost £400 which complies with the nitrate regulations. It increases the droplet sizes some how. Anyone got a pic or information as it ticks the box on price compared to a db at 9500
Moscha swivel spout
Doesn't qualify. Who's selling db at 9500?
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- Northern Ireland
Must be a good going David Brown for that money
I know someone down south that that bought one for 1100 euro, you must be getting a good exchange rate.
I asked the boy selling them at lamma if they qualified, got 5 minutes of wind and still none the wiser.
On the department's screen there was a red x over that fancy spread plate unless I'm mistaken.
Definitely not. You need a diet feeder and a Fendt to pull it.
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- East meath/dublin
Yes , best done with a bucket of . Throw out the maize first in the morning and when its gone put out the silage . The cows will root to get at any maize thats underneath . Dont forget to feed high protien nuts in the parlour to get the benefit of the maize .
If you have plenty of maize 50 / 50 maize and grass silage is a great diet . Whites of poradown will fix you up with a diet feeder for handy money if you want to go that road makes the job a lot easier
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- Northern Ireland
Think it's time to take the remaining players off the pitch 
48mm in 24 hours. I have honestly not seen the roads worse than today.
48mm in 24 hours. I have honestly not seen the roads worse than today.
Think it's time to take the remaining players off the pitch
48mm in 24 hours. I have honestly not seen the roads worse than today.
Not been down the road today yet, thought it was better to sit at the fire.
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- Northern Ireland
Your best to pull the chair up a bit closer, and don't look out the window.
Wishful Thinker
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- Northern Ireland
Yard flooded, water running through a shed like a river. Drain couldn’t have picked a worst day to get blocked.