Red tractor
- Thread starter sidjon
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I do it anyways but on app only and killed phone a couple of weeks ago and found out it wasn't saved on cloud like I thought 
. One less thing to do anyway.
One good thing so far and probably the only thing that I enjoyed is that I found vets had charged us for 21 bottle of alimycin la.... I had 20mls
. One less thing to do anyway.One good thing so far and probably the only thing that I enjoyed is that I found vets had charged us for 21 bottle of alimycin la.... I had 20mls
Big_D
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- S W Scotland
Had ours last week, most annoying change for me was that it's no longer ok just to write the day meat and milk withdrawal ends, also need to write how many hours/days the withdrawal period is. Seems a nonsense
Big_D
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- S W Scotland
What did you put for procedure for activists? I'm thinking spade, hole and a good alibi
Didn't get asked about that! I see in the October amendments livestock buildings should now be secure so as to prevent escape
I did wonder why we were down on milk Mr inspector then realised 38 of my cows had been missing for over a week, thankfully now due to red tractor, these problems will be a thing of the past
Big_D
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- S W Scotland
And the date and batch number for worming the dog.......heck best put meat withdrawal in just to be safe
Cuckoo's nest
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What would happen if we said the pen goes back in the book until I can make a wage from milk the same as you are paid for being an inspector ?
Far too many parasites living well off our backs, and I know we need some or most of it, but come on.
Around £40,000 they are paid.
Far too many parasites living well off our backs, and I know we need some or most of it, but come on.
Around £40,000 they are paid.
Yep worm the dog ffs! Batch number for your rat poison written on your baiting record too. They're a bit hot on the new spray reg too, I was asked for my spraying contractors nsts number and pa numbers.
Cows 'n grass
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- Modbury, South Devon
My last one was going very well until the inspector asked to see some youngstock and I suggested jumping in my car to drive down the road to see them.
Apparently having a bottle of LA in the cars cup holder and half of the rest of the medicine cabinet in the passenger foot well is approved..
Apparently having a bottle of LA in the cars cup holder and half of the rest of the medicine cabinet in the passenger foot well is approved..
Headless chicken
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- West Wales
The car is locked at all time though ?
Cows 'n grass
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- Modbury, South Devon
If you saw the general state of the car it's pretty obvious it would never be locked. If anyone tried to steal it then the smell of a broken bottle of multivits would soon put them off.
Youngstock an hour away from home Farm , guess we won't have time to do the paperwork
, he did want to come next month but told him unless he had a passport it was now or the spring
My last (and first) inspection the inspector seemed more interested in a straw bale building and diversification on the farm than the actual RT stuff.
I only had to add a column adding the date of withdrawal ending, and I did that in front of them. Its nonsense anyway as we're organic so the withdrawals are longer.
I think as long as you pass the attitude test the inspectors want you to pass, and will word questions to get the correct answer.
I only had to add a column adding the date of withdrawal ending, and I did that in front of them. Its nonsense anyway as we're organic so the withdrawals are longer.
I think as long as you pass the attitude test the inspectors want you to pass, and will word questions to get the correct answer.