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Fertiliser spreading.

farming93 · 2013-04-19 22:23:28

Hi, I am going out with 18-6-12 this weekend to spread on an 8 acre field, I was just wondering could I leave the cattle and sheep that I have in the field or will I have to move them into a shed? as the other fields arent fenced for sheep. Thanks.

19-04-2013 10:23pm

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farming93

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Hi,
I am going out with 18-6-12 this weekend to spread on an 8 acre field, I was just wondering could I leave the cattle and sheep that I have in the field or will I have to move them into a shed? as the other fields arent fenced for sheep.
Thanks.

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#2 19-04-2013 10:27pm

1chippy

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No issue with it. Often spread with them in the field. A good few lads would be spreading before they let cows into a paddock so that by the time they have it clipped the fertilizer will be kicking in.

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#3 19-04-2013 10:34pm

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its only an issue if you're spreading urea and you spill some

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#4 20-04-2013 11:12am

farming93

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Thanks, it"ll be getting spread today so.

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