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When to start looking for a job drawing silage

oasis12 · 2012-11-12 17:01:50

I was just wondering when would be the time to start ringing up about a job drawing silage? I have heard places fill up pretty quick plus if i get a job it will be my first season:o I take it priority is given to those with experience but even if i get my name in i don't mind Thanks for reading

12-11-2012 5:01pm

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oasis12

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I was just wondering when would be the time to start ringing up about a job drawing silage? I have heard places fill up pretty quick plus if i get a job it will be my first season:o I take it priority is given to those with experience but even if i get my name in i don't mind

Thanks for reading

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#2 12-11-2012 5:07pm

im invisible

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bit late now...

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#3 12-11-2012 5:08pm

oasis12

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Do you have to give like a years notice hahaha!!! tbh if i was a contractor i would give it to those with more experience

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#4 12-11-2012 6:30pm

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Ask around now so before the silage starts u will have a chance to get used to his gear with slurry and things in the spring during the weekends or whatever.

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#5 13-11-2012 9:24pm

keep going

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NEVER but i suppose there is only one way a fella will learn that:rolleyes:

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#6 13-11-2012 10:10pm

poor farmer

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Once you see the mowers out!

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#7 07-01-2013 8:23pm

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Start asking NOW!!!
Meet the contractors face to face not over the phone, best of luck finding one. I've my job sorted out, roll on the summer !

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