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whelan1

thought i might start this about daily goings on. last night went to check kids during the night as they are all sick:eek: anyways there was a cow out having a stroll in the yard:rolleyes: lucky enough as the road isnt far away

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saranac1

Juniorhurler wrote: »

You're better off I think. . . . what with growths and all

No harm in a bit of banter on a late wintery Thursday night

Juniorhurler

Kovu Murr wrote: »

....................and I wonder why I'm single in the farming world...:p

You're better off I think. . . . what with growths and all

Kovu

Juniorhurler wrote: »

Whenever I get a growth on mine I dip it in Jeyes fluid and give it a scrub of the wire brush:D. Works wonders.

....................and I wonder why I'm single in the farming world...:p

Juniorhurler

Kovu Murr wrote: »

Well if yours was stood on by a bullock, what would you do? :rolleyes:

Whenever I get a growth on mine I dip it in Jeyes fluid and give it a scrub of the wire brush:D. Works wonders.

Kovu

saranac1 wrote: »

A bullock of mine had his penis stood on last week by another bullock in the pen, I took him out and gave penstrip. I noticed a bit of blood tonight but nothing serious although there is a swollen ball appearing on the tip of his penis and it doesn't seem to be bothering him at all, however I would be open to suggestions on what to do

Well if yours was stood on by a bullock, what would you do? :rolleyes:

redzerologhlen

pakalasa wrote: »

Only in the Farming forum could you ask a question like that.:D

Bring back LC

RoscommonTom

saranac1 wrote: »

A bullock of mine had his penis stood on last week by another bullock in the pen, I took him out and gave penstrip. I noticed a bit of blood tonight but nothing serious although there is a swollen ball appearing on the tip of his penis and it doesn't seem to be bothering him at all, however I would be open to suggestions on what to do

a hand job

:pac:

pakalasa

saranac1 wrote: »

A bullock of mine had his penis stood on last week by another bullock in the pen, I took him out and gave penstrip. I noticed a bit of blood tonight but nothing serious although there is a swollen ball appearing on the tip of his penis and it doesn't seem to be bothering him at all, however I would be open to suggestions on what to do

Only in the Farming forum could you ask a question like that.:D

wesleysniper38

http://www.donedeal.ie/for-sale/beefcattle/4194288

Anyone ever do a deal with these sellers? Seem to have some nice stock on occasions..

saranac1

RoscommonTom wrote: »

briliant:)

A bullock of mine had his penis stood on last week by another bullock in the pen, I took him out and gave penstrip. I noticed a bit of blood tonight but nothing serious although there is a swollen ball appearing on the tip of his penis and it doesn't seem to be bothering him at all, however I would be open to suggestions on what to do

RoscommonTom

Manoffeeling wrote: »

http://www.google.ie/url?sa=t&rct=j&q=youtube%20man%20in%20hay%20bale&source=web&cd=1&ved=0CDQQtwIwAA&url=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.youtube.com%2Fwatch%3Fv%3DT4kJtEcALA4&ei=cqCuUPjjAciyhAfp9ID4DQ&usg=AFQjCNGPUjO_Q1k0TQhrWs9z5sc3M8VyBA&sig2=3SEnPi7WATJcDBHxDE42rg
man in baler

Fairly mad so he is!

briliant:)

Manoffeeling

http://www.google.ie/url?sa=t&rct=j&q=youtube%20man%20in%20hay%20bale&source=web&cd=1&ved=0CDQQtwIwAA&url=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.youtube.com%2Fwatch%3Fv%3DT4kJtEcALA4&ei=cqCuUPjjAciyhAfp9ID4DQ&usg=AFQjCNGPUjO_Q1k0TQhrWs9z5sc3M8VyBA&sig2=3SEnPi7WATJcDBHxDE42rg
man in baler

Fairly mad so he is!

tismesoitis

congrats bogman let me know when that "field walk" is on:D

vanderbadger

just do it and bizzum
she calved there about a mth ago, calved herself, no bother, never noticed it before she calved either, i have another little cow thats heavy in calf and she is starting to show it now as well

Bizzum

bogman_bass wrote: »

Just back from the solicitors. Signed the paperwork and the farm is now in my name. I feel so grown up!

The very best of good luck!

We're all only minding it for the next generation.:)

Bizzum

vanderbadger wrote: »

noticed a big purebred char cow i have is showing her bearing when lying down now, why does that happen anyone know?

So when she gets up all looks normal?
Is she incalf?

We had one with a prolapsing vagina, a big PB CH too (By NWK), horrid looking job, it got progressively worse the heavier incalf she became, when she got sick to calve it dissappeared and we calved her as normal. We didnt chance her back incalf though. I'm led to believe there's a genetic link with it.

bob charles

blue5000 wrote: »

You hoping to pull beet Bob?

hoping, father hasnt yet launched the idea of "sure we will pull a bit by hand" its seriously screwing up my feed situation not having beet as i using way too much maize and wholecrop. I will finish up having plenty of beet and no forage to go with it. Sugar beet this year has some value if I put a for sale sign on it considering Magnum fodder beet is trading €50+,

just do it

bob charles wrote: »

Ah dont tell the world, I have a contractor booked hopefully for the end of next, dont want everyone shouting at him when the fine day comes

I got a roll of plastic last week for the straw bales I was going to keep outside (managed to find space for them in the shed, thankfully). Michael asked what I was at and I told him I was only getting around to the 1st cut. You could see he wasn't sure whether to believe me or not! I left him with the thought:D

just do it

bogman_bass wrote: »

aye I doubt he'll ever fully let go but the old head knows a bit (even if I find it hard to admitt it) We're lucky that the two of us get on very well

Happy days, great to hear ye get on well. Obviously a good sign too when he took the big leap and signed the place over. I'd love to have "d'auld fella" around to "keep an eye".

Best of luck and, like a lot of people on here feel, make the most of it for the few years that you are the custodian until you pass it on again:).

blue5000

You hoping to pull beet Bob?

bob charles

bbam wrote: »

Just had a look at the long term forecast over on YR..
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I'll take that... cold bright dry days !!

Ah dont tell the world, I have a contractor booked hopefully for the end of next, dont want everyone shouting at him when the fine day comes

bogman_bass

aye I doubt he'll ever fully let go but the old head knows a bit (even if I find it hard to admitt it) We're lucky that the two of us get on very well

DMAXMAN

bogman_bass wrote: »

Just back from the solicitors. Signed the paperwork and the farm is now in my name. I feel so grown up!

congrats , its a great feeling to be the boss even though the original boss hates to fully let go, around here at least. saying that could not manage without him, he said it was a new lease of life not having to worry anymore

just do it

vanderbadger wrote: »

noticed a big purebred char cow i have is showing her bearing when lying down now, why does that happen anyone know?

I've seen this quite a bit with older roomy cows how've had a good few calves. Just things are getting a bit looser (vulva in particular) and when they lie down what was normally held in by the vulva flaps out a bit. The vagina has stretched as well with time and all the internal ligaments will have stretched. What you see is the vaginal wall. If it gets bad it can get infected but most times they get on fine and it causes them no hassle, particularly at this time of year as there are no flies around.

bogman_bass

just do it wrote: »

Party time, when and where and I'll be there;)

(oh wait a minute, I forgot there for a moment that I'm married with kids, can I've about 6 weeks notice and a really really really good excuse!!!)

We'll leave the "farm walk" till the new year Just do it;) (pick up a few bottles on the way!)

just do it

bogman_bass wrote: »

Just back from the solicitors. Signed the paperwork and the farm is now in my name. I feel so grown up!

Party time, when and where and I'll be there;)

(oh wait a minute, I forgot there for a moment that I'm married with kids, can I've about 6 weeks notice and a really really really good excuse!!!)

tanko

vanderbadger wrote: »

noticed a big purebred char cow i have is showing her bearing when lying down now, why does that happen anyone know?

Was her last calving a hard one? As long as it doesnt come out of her she should be ok. If it comes out she will need to be stiched. Her next calf (if she is incalf) might be her last as this condition usually keeps getting worse.

bbam

Just had a look at the long term forecast over on YR..

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I'll take that... cold bright dry days !!

Tipp Man

bogman_bass wrote: »

Just back from the solicitors. Signed the paperwork and the farm is now in my name. I feel so grown up!

Well done bogman, the very best of luck with it

bogman_bass

Just back from the solicitors. Signed the paperwork and the farm is now in my name. I feel so grown up!