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We are always short of silage here we’ve had to buy in as long as I can remember and further back from there. How’s things looking crop wise? Looking canny here. Will there be plenty about??
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Good I meantIs ‘canny’ good or bad? Looking ok here but not as great as I expected tbh.
I’m hoping there will be plenty aboutBumper crops here...rain certainly helped out what was looking very poor
Bit better this afternoonwould have more if it warmed up abit sooner![]()
We have a lot of high allotment ground and it’s just started growing this last week or so. A lot on here won’t believe itFodder beets and kale/turnips have been very slow it’s never been as warm as the week we plowed it all in a month backthis afternoons been better but I’ve had my boilersuit back on a few mornings this last week
Go 5 miles down the road and everything looks lots better![]()
I've got plenty if you need any. Bales or pit. Be cheap this year, crops are massive. Hay might be dear though if the weather doesn't alter soon.I’m hoping there will be plenty about
Sounds spot on. Had two years of not much about and used up anything laid about over year here tooI've got plenty if you need any. Bales or pit. Be cheap this year, crops are massive. Hay might be dear though if the weather doesn't alter soon.
I've got plenty if you need any. Bales or pit. Be cheap this year, crops are massive. Hay might be dear though if the weather doesn't alter soon.
Be cheaper to give the silage away than buy cattle to lose money on lolIf you don't sell the farm you will end up buying some strong feeding cattle to eat it I can see @had e nuff !
Thousands of acres of hay down on the ground in the SW today.
Silage yields are very high thou most of it is at best suckler cow grade stuff and no good for growing/ finishing cattle.
Be cheaper to give the silage away than buy cattle to lose money on lol