other farming forums

awaywithyou

what other farming forums do ye guys visit....?

or are worth visiting...

cheers

Juniorhurler

Tut tut. You are in the best so no need to look at the rest.:D

massey6480

awaywithyou wrote: »

what other farming forums do ye guys visit....?

or are worth visiting...

cheers

Great forumn here good members and sound advice http://www.forum4farming.com/forums/

Hay_man

massey6480 wrote: »

Great forumn here good members and sound advice http://www.forum4farming.com/forums/

+1

Seems to be getting very popular lately

Bizzum

massey6480 wrote: »

Great forumn here good members and sound advice http://www.forum4farming.com/forums/

Do you notice posters from here posting there?

rs8

Bizzum wrote: »

Do you notice posters from here posting there?

yes them bas tards

td5man

awaywithyou wrote: »

what other farming forums do ye guys visit....?

or are worth visiting...

cheers

If i was to look elsewhere i might look at forum4farming and britishfarmingforum not that i would.

limo_100

td5man wrote: »

If i was to look elsewhere i might look at forum4farming and britishfarmingforum not that i would.

not that use brought it up i just had a look at forum4farming and it wont let me look at any of the posts without setting up an account.

td5man

limo_100 wrote: »

td5man wrote: »

If i was to look elsewhere i might look at forum4farming and britishfarmingforum not that i would.

not that use brought it up i just had a look at forum4farming and it wont let me look at any of the posts without setting up an account.

Its not everyone they let in!!!!!!

red bull

awaywithyou wrote: »

what other farming forums do ye guys visit....?

or are worth visiting...

cheers

Had look you know no luck dont take anyone that has a free email account ????? strange ?

Arrow in the Knee

As already stated before I tried the www.BritishFarmingForum.co.uk and so far I am not aloud to post as I don't have permission to do so eventhough I am a member and a private email address.

I tried www.forum4farming.com and became an active member within 24 hours!!!:p But I never used it as I just registered to see how quickly I would become an active member.:D;)

Muckit

Tried to register with BFF there about a year ago, but to no avail. Can't understand it.

redzerologhlen

Arrow in the Knee wrote: »

As already stated before I tried the www.BritishFarmingForum.co.uk and so far I am not aloud to post as I don't have permission to do so eventhough I am a member and a private email address.

I tried www.forum4farming.com and became an active member within 24 hours!!!:p But I never used it as I just registered to see how quickly I would become an active member.:D;)

I joined forum4farming too. Its alright but seems to be very machinery orientated. Spotted a few posters from here on it.

kfk

http://bcowtalk.runboard.com/

Not as active as this forum or BFF but there are some good threads on there.

zetecescort

ytmag.com

farming site based in the US but has some really useful forums on various tractor makes. (mainly vintage stuff)

dar31

http://www.thedairysite.com/

forum is a bit limited, but a wealth of information on world farming

nashmach

redzerologhlen wrote: »

I joined forum4farming too. Its alright but seems to be very machinery orientated. Spotted a few posters from here on it.

Redzer - that is up to the members to change that and believe me the balance is improving.;)

redzerologhlen

nashmach wrote: »

Redzer - that is up to the members to change that and believe me the balance is improving.;)

I wasnt cutting it down or anything. Had a good read through the workshop part of it a few weeks ok, there is some handy lads with a welder on it and they dont spare the pictures in fairness to them. Just saying that the Machinery parts of the forum seem to be more popular on it than the livestock. Being honest I hadnt even heard of it until someone posted about it here a few weeks ago, a bit shocked that it never showed up on google when I had been searching for something farming related.

nashmach

redzerologhlen wrote: »

I wasnt cutting it down or anything. Had a good read through the workshop part of it a few weeks ok, there is some handy lads with a welder on it and they dont spare the pictures in fairness to them. Just saying that the Machinery parts of the forum seem to be more popular on it than the livestock. Being honest I hadnt even heard of it until someone posted about it here a few weeks ago, a bit shocked that it never showed up on google when I had been searching for something farming related.

I know you weren't

Any forum is only as good as its members and yes several (not me!!) are handy with the welder and posting thought provoking stuff.

It is quite true machinery is more popular but that is slowly changing.

Surprised it is not on Google but has been well advertised in the IFJ and Donedeal.

sh1tstirrer

Bizzum wrote: »

Do you notice posters from here posting there?

Only the ones that aren't crabbit enough to change their username, unlike the rest of us

The cattle site is another good one.

maxxuumman

BFF is a great forum. Mainly British, but there is people from all over the world on it. I got hooked on it a few years back, when I googled milking robots and there was a full thread from a guy who had installed a robot. Full account of the experience of changing to a robot, all info warts and all.
Been hooked on the site since. Learned an invaluable amount there

49801

maxxuumman wrote: »

BFF is a great forum. Mainly British, but there is people from all over the world on it. I got hooked on it a few years back, when I googled milking robots and there was a full thread from a guy who had installed a robot. Full account of the experience of changing to a robot, all info warts and all.
Been hooked on the site since. Learned an invaluable amount there

I would just like to point out that the members of bff are totally ignorant of the fact that the principal mod is not approving Irish applications.

I find the Direct Drilling section on bff very interesting

If you have a buddy with a UK email account you can register using that account. Once registration is approved you can change from your buddies email account to your own one.

I think www.forum4farming.com is gaining momentum but I will be staying with boards.ie myself.

red bull

on forum4farming as I see it you cant follow threads as you can here a pain in the a;;;. ?

lakill Farm

Reilig or Rovi didnt have a say on this yet

nashmach

red bull wrote: »

on forum4farming as I see it you cant follow threads as you can here a pain in the a;;;. ?

I'm pretty sure you can subscribe to a thread if you want to do that in your own Control Panel.