Lock, Stock and Chitchat a Seacht

Lady Haywire

charolais0153 wrote: »

Ch2304 maybe

Hasn't got high enough rel for my liking, prefer over 80%. Ch2000 is 3.6% at 91% rel, though i know that can change, his sire & mgs are very easy calving too so I wouldn't expect a massive jump.

Genghis Cant

Lady Haywire wrote: »

What's the deal with Ulrich? Breed is CH on the list but open his data and he's
BA (6.25%), CH (56.25%), LM (12.5%), MA (6.25%), PI (6.25%), UN (12.5%) :pac:

https://webapp.icbf.com/bull-search/view/780697764

Used him once. INRA 95 is what he was goin by at the time. Ordinary enough calf, wouldn't bother with him again.

tanko

diarmuidb24 wrote: »

Anyone here use progressive genetics??

Highfield Odran SA2153 is an easy calving option for heifers.

Lady Haywire

Genghis Cant wrote: »

Used him once. INRA 95 is what he was goin by at the time. Ordinary enough calf, wouldn't bother with him again.

But what is he? A scrub fraternising with the AI company?

diarmuidb24

tanko wrote: »

Highfield Odran SA2153 is an easy calving option for heifers.

Cheers for that Tanko. That's the Saler bull yeah?

tanko

diarmuidb24 wrote: »

Cheers for that Tanko. That's the Saler bull yeah?

Yeah, it is.

I said

Just checking last years diary for a number and I see I've Frs rang since last August to collect silage plastic,have rang them twice since then still waiting 😂😂

Bullocks

I said wrote: »

Just checking last years diary for a number and I see I've Frs rang since last August to collect silage plastic,have rang them twice since then still waiting 😂😂

They are coming to price fencing for us with awhile to , about 2 yrs haha . Must be busy enough not to have to bother

Genghis Cant

Lady Haywire wrote: »

But what is he? A scrub fraternising with the AI company?

If he was a dog they'd call him a designer crossbreed :-)
He was in the catalogue as INRA 95. I seem to remember them calling him the French BB.

Disappointing is what I'd call him.

Lady Haywire

Genghis Cant wrote: »

If he was a dog they'd call him a designer crossbreed :-)
He was in the catalogue as INRA 95. I seem to remember them calling him the French BB.

Disappointing is what I'd call him.

Ahhhh, I see now, the breed is termed Inra95, couldn't find any photo searching for Ulrich but now can see him once I added the Inra bit. Breed looks a bit out of proportion with short little legs and long body and the bulls are different colours.

whelan2

In a rush to finish up and ball valve went in a concrete drinker. Feck it

charolais0153

Hilarious watching rhem watching big week on the farm on gogglebox

whelan2

Dogs were going mad here at 2 am, turns out there was an attempted robbery at the shop up the road at that time

pedigree 6

whelan2 wrote: »

Dogs were going mad here at 2 am, turns out there was an attempted robbery at the shop up the road at that time

Let me guess.
They tried to get in through the roof?

Seems to be the preferred method now.

whelan2

pedigree 6 wrote: »

Let me guess.
They tried to get in through the roof?

Seems to be the preferred method now.

no tried to break in through the wall, went through my parents garden to get into shop- which is next door to their house. They wouldnt have been on cctv by going in the back of the shop. Had the chain link fence cut at the back of their house and all. Both parents are sick at the minute so didnt notice the wire cut .

pedigree 6

whelan2 wrote: »

no tried to break in through the wall, went through my parents garden to get into shop- which is next door to their house. They wouldnt have been on cctv by going in the back of the shop. Had the chain link fence cut at the back of their house and all. Both parents are sick at the minute so didnt notice the wire cut .

Better off sick and not be going near them feckers.

The neighbours had a shop and post office here. It was broken into through the front door, back door, roof and windows.
The wires would be cut and more damage done to the building.
It closed 2 years ago and it was broken into a few months after it closed.
They obviously weren't locals.:rolleyes:

Hope your parents get well soon.

whelan2

How long should you leave ground that got slurry before rolling it or does it matter?

Farrell

Lady Haywire wrote: »

I wasn't going using him, lol. Just stumbled on him as I was looking for the ch with easiest calving, can't get NBC or OSI at the moment. Coom Indurain is the best i can find but have one due to him in a few weeks so will judge by her calf.

Try CH2195
FIL has a nice calf from a CHxSHX cow

Lady Haywire

Farrell wrote: »

Try CH2195
FIL has a nice calf from a CHxSHX cow

Stars doesn't suit me for the scheme though, plus not any carrier of that ai station locally:(
Anyway I just won €220, at bingo so I'm happy out. New calving jack is on the cards so will put it towards that, might bring some luck to it!:pac:

Farrell

Lady Haywire wrote: »

Stars doesn't suit me for the scheme though, plus not any carrier of that ai station locally:(
Anyway I just won €220, at bingo so I'm happy out. New calving jack is on the cards so will put it towards that, might bring some luck to it!:pac:

AGZ so

Buford T. Justice XIX

whelan2 wrote: »

How long should you leave ground that got slurry before rolling it or does it matter?

I don't think it matters but I'd leave 2 or 3 days for it to dry up a bit first.

Lady Haywire

Farrell wrote: »

AGZ so

Ahahaahahah, perfect for the heifers :D

_Brian

Heifers went out earlier thank god, no fences broke yet which is good.

Muckit

whelan2 wrote: »

How long should you leave ground that got slurry before rolling it or does it matter?

Never roll here for fear I'd loose the roller. But just as a matter of interest is it silage ground you roll for stones around headlands?

whelan2

Muckit wrote: »

Never roll here for fear I'd loose the roller. But just as a matter of interest is it silage ground you roll for stones around headlands?

I am rolling the silage ground as the tracks left in it after umbilical spreading are bad.

Muckit

Use mounted chain Harrow here for levelling out. Great job for poached ground too. Pulls clods into the hoof marks.

White Clover

Muckit wrote: »

Use mounted chain Harrow here for levelling out. Great job for poached ground too. Pulls clods into the hoof marks.

You could use a few sheep for that job too!!

whelan2

Tracks were bad. Bonnet opened twice on tractor going over them

Reggie.

whelan2 wrote: »

Tracks were bad. Bonnet opened twice on tractor going over them

Jaysus they must be bad so

I said

whelan2 wrote: »

I am rolling the silage ground as the tracks left in it after umbilical spreading are bad.

Is the umbilical on the back of a tanker of is it pipe fed?