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Dairy chit chat II

Mooooo

One morning I need to get the cows done early dumbass here let's the wire down directing to parlour and cows head for a gallop to the last fecking field on the pasaage

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alps

yewtree wrote: »

I believe the icbf are one of the better value for money organisations. All of the other organisations listed above can be stopped, its up to each of us to decide whether they are value for money for your business. for all its shortcomings the icbf is farmer owned, if a private company had all our breeding info would they let us have the service at current rates? I also think there is a price to be paid for independent advice.

Most abuse is incestuous...

This is farmers doing it to farmers...

It's rampant...

No private company would have our information....it's a pointless argument...Well generated PR...

All of the above are touted and marketed as "farmer controlled"

Yes........"controlled""""

GrasstoMilk

34 units of urea out today: ground is traveling well

Mooooo

GrasstoMilk wrote: »

34 units of urea out today: ground is traveling well

All I can say is the tracks wouldn't be green I colour here

Buford T. Justice XIX

Mooooo wrote: »

All I can say is the tracks wouldn't be green I colour here

I must get the outboard motor hooked up this week...

Say my name

Buford T. Justice V wrote: »

I must get the outboard motor hooked up this week...

The republic of Wexico has today agreed to secession from Ireland.
We have decided that from now on "the sunny south east" will only be used for Wexico and not for as currently is used by that bogland Ireland for south Dublin, Wicklow, Carlow, loais, Offaly, Kildare, Kilkenny, Tipperary, Cork and Waterford.
Any attempt to stop Wexico from being the sole proprietor of the title "the sunny south east" will be answered with a quare good sprong in the haggart.

A chara.
Strawberry picking McDevereux.

Water John

Ye might have even some pikes left over since 1798, for the battle.

Say my name

Water John wrote: »

Ye might have even some pikes left over since 1798, for the battle.

There's no pikes left in the county. I'm afraid.

The North Cork militia took every last one of em and kept them!

whelan2

Say my name wrote: »

There's no pikes left in the county. I'm afraid.

The North Cork militia took every last one of em and kept them!

And called them forks

Say my name

whelan2 wrote: »

And called them forks

The baxtards. :rolleyes:

visatorro

GrasstoMilk wrote: »

34 units of urea out today: ground is traveling well

What soil temperature would you need to get growing, do you wait until ten degrees?

darragh_haven

visatorro wrote: »

What soil temperature would you need to get growing, do you wait until ten degrees?

Above 7 degrees, so most say 8 and above

Buford T. Justice XIX

Nice calf pens and easy to clean. Upside down in the tweet but should be OK for Australians...
https://twitter.com/shayesSandra/status/958082988620877824?ref_src=twcamp%5Ecopy%7Ctwsrc%5Eandroid%7Ctwgr%5Ecopy%7Ctwcon%5E7090%7Ctwterm%5E1

Mooooo

One addition I would make to that would be to put plastic sheeting in the back wall, doesn't have to be fixed, lad in England did that easier to clean and disinfect than concrete

stretch film

Mooooo wrote: »

Got a letter from a bulk tank refrigeration on increase in contract price, must be going around. Wonder if we send a letter to coop would it work

how much is maintanence contract mooooo.

never considered it here.

alps

The hound is supervising for tonight..

Reggie.

alps wrote: »

The hound is supervising for tonight..

On sentry duty

GrasstoMilk

visatorro wrote: »

What soil temperature would you need to get growing, do you wait until ten degrees?

Soon as soil hits 6 grass starts growing. Soil was 7 here last week and the whole farm has gone very pale in those few days

George Sunsnow

whelan2 wrote: »

And called them forks

We added 2 extra grains and now have a sprong !

leg wax

cows out ........day and night...............
not mine

,,,neighbour,,,,,:eek:

whelan2

Question on young lads mocks. Why would you feed a mix of rolled barley, soya and beet pulp to in calf cows?

charolais0153

whelan2 wrote: »

Question on young lads mocks. Why would you feed a mix of rolled barley, soya and beet pulp to in calf cows?

Energy, protein. fibre

Say my name

whelan2 wrote: »

Question on young lads mocks. Why would you feed a mix of rolled barley, soya and beet pulp to in calf cows?

Short of silage.

Water John

Any marks for putting down,TLC?

whelan2

There could be a few answers I think. Steaming up, lack of silage or crap silage?

whelan2

charolais0153 wrote: »

Energy, protein. fibre

That's the answer he gave. Ye must be reading the same book

alps

Shocked to see Nutricia Macroom on the latest EPA watch list....

Not an image they would want to portray..

Mooooo

alps wrote: »

Shocked to see Nutricia Macroom on the latest EPA watch list....

Not an image they would want to portray..

I wonder with that list is iit due to the fact that there was recent building etc there? More complaints at planning etc, etc

alps

Mooooo wrote: »

I wonder with that list is iit due to the fact that there was recent building etc there? More complaints at planning etc, etc

Could be.....

But glad to see the others gone off of it..&#55357;&#56841;

darragh_haven

leg wax wrote: »

cows out ........day and night...............
not mine ,,,neighbour,,,,,:eek:

Does he know they're out

RedPeppers

Slurry out here today at last amazing what a couple of dry days can do for the land. Lads around here in a bad way with tanks full