Stw88
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- Location
- Northumberland
No wonder this old girl was struggling to paddle around.
Today at work
- Thread starter Penmoel
- Start date
- Location
- Exeter, Devon
You’ve got to love a badger. Cute, cuddly. Spend their nights eating grass and their days chatting to their friends Ratty and Mole. What’s not to like?
Barsteward!
Barsteward!
- Location
- Lincs / Cambs border
Am I right in thinking that you could shoot a dog harming your livestock but not a badger doing this ?
- Location
- Exeter, Devon
Yep.
Do you do Twitter? Perhaps send that to Chris packem and mates. @Chris F might put it on
- Location
- Exeter, Devon
I don’t tweet. What’s the betting they’d just deny it was a badger, assuming you got any response at all? Happy for others to use it. First time I’ve seen the bit of skull put to one side.
Wished you lived round our way, I'd find plenty for it to do to knock the cobwebs off!
Great way to give our boy a chance to do something on his own I thought. At 2.7kph I thought it was a great way for him to lurn how to do some "precision farming".
Look on his face =priceless. He's having a whale of a time!
Moved some cattle to some fresh grass.
Look on his face =priceless. He's having a whale of a time!
Moved some cattle to some fresh grass.
- Location
- sw scotland
Dian Landman
Member
I have 3 of themSmall drill to plant stuff for 3000 cows
Dian Landman
Member
Still at it today. Rain prediction still looking good.
JohnD
Member
- Location
- Lancashire
Looks amazing, good tasting beef is hard to find around hear most killed to young no flavour.
- Location
- South West
You up around Ford Street be any chance?
JohnD
Member
- Location
- Lancashire
poor thing
Little squeak
Member
- Location
- Lancashire
do you undersow your grass straight away following sowing your corn? If so doesn't it grow so fast it overtakes it and makes combineing difficult or is it going for whole crop?
Grim Reaper
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- Location
- Aberdeenshire
yes drilled the barley the day before, I’ve not undersown for many years but it seems to be the way here.
I would like to harvest the barley but whole crop wouldn’t be a problem, we’ll just wait and see. Another option would be to combine the heads, mow the straw then wrap the bales
Chae1
Member
- Location
- Aberdeenshire
We always manage to combine it. Just bale and wrap grassy straw that comes out combine.
Little squeak
Member
- Location
- Lancashire
I'm always afraid it will just end up so grassy that it will not go through the combine and as I don't have many animals and only make bale silage, whole crop may well end up as a rat magnet.
Close... this was view from top of Blagdon Hill
- Location
- Exeter, Devon
This girl was 9 years old. 35 days hanging which was up on Thursday and we’re already getting compliments on the flavour from customers.