satstheway wrote: » Not the sealer its normally clumpier sticky sh1t. This is harder and grainer. If u squeese them with ur nail its like parmesan shavings. Quite hard.
Morris Moss wrote: » Milk stones, get them every now and again, nothing to worry about just make sure you strip them fully.
satstheway wrote: » Thanks never heard of them. Milking all my life and never seen them before.
Mf310 wrote: » Fresh calver gone into tank this morn I thought i had dump line on but i had it on for the wrong cluster.. its a heifer and she had been milked twice before so this was her third milking id reckon she only had maybe 2 or 3 litres gone into a tank of 400 litres.... Would ballyragget test it if I brought it down? As its a heifer there would be no antibiotics although it would be very fresh
Keepgrowing wrote: » No antibiotics no bother. Nothing to worry about
GrasstoMilk wrote: Shouldnt be an issue. Second milking heifers go in the tank here
Keepgrowing wrote: No antibiotics no bother. Nothing to worry about
Brown Podzol wrote: 15% protein and 6% fat.
Mf310 wrote: » Great job thanks lads only a new entrant this year doing a bit too much of listening to Teagasc....
Keepgrowing wrote: How's it going for you? Happy with the change?
Mf310 wrote: » Flying it now ..bought 55 maiden heifers last spring aied them and have 40 calved down now will buy a few more calved soon ... couple of lads couldnt believe the idea of all heifers and said we were mad but I can say there was only 1 heifer that really was trying to cause trouble but she calmed down after a few milkings and then maybe 2 or 3 others that youd have to hold for a few milkings other than that it couldnt be better. Changed from sheep/beef so big change really... happy out now only really getting fully set up last week with roadways and the like will makes thing easy having a few paddocks instead of reels everyday
blackdog1 wrote: » Have to upgrade the water system this year. Anyone got any number or name of a good guy in North munster area? Also wondering is the loop system expensive to set up?
whelan2 wrote: » Should be fine if she got no antibiotics. I let hwifers milk in on second day here
milkprofit wrote: Have to upgrade the water system this year. Anyone got any number or name of a good guy in North munster area? Also wondering is the loop system expensive to set up?
milkprofit wrote: cant find poster pass it on
milkprofit wrote: Terra services will do job or advice Decent people
kevthegaff wrote: » Weather looking bad this weekend, anyone going with fertilliser?
Reggie. wrote: » Have it out yesterday
BigSteaks wrote: » Did you get much out with the barrow and bucket? Must be pure hardship...are ya worried about heavy rain promised or think you have it out on time?
Reggie. wrote: » Nah just did 5 acres of paddocks. A bag to the acre. Had to put something out. Grass not moving. It'll be well absorbed by Wednesday I'd say
BigSteaks wrote: » Take ya long to do that? Feck all grass here but won't get it out this week so be and after now. Late year!
greenfield21 wrote: » Looks like it might be a quick cold snap, hopefully back to mild weather after the weekend. Where's George with an update
wrangler wrote: » Soil temp only crossed six degrees here today, so today is the first day anything would grow apart from daffodils and snowdrops....gonna be a long winter
greenfield21 wrote: » Has anybody started the second round what are growth rates like? Percentage grazed here 0.
