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Farming Chit Chat

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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bogman_bass

ouch! happened me once. I dropped like a sack of spuds

freedominacup

bogman_bass wrote: »

ouch! happened me once. I dropped like a sack of spuds

Pussy:D

just do it

vanderbadger wrote: »

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

Has she had many calves? I culled a good cow 2yrs ago because at 1st AI post calving the AI man said the uterus had stretched and he couldn't reach the cervix. Naturally she was one of the better ones as well :rolleyes:

just do it

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

Ring Joe Duffy

vanderbadger

just do it wrote: »

Has she had many calves? I culled a good cow 2yrs ago because at 1st AI post calving the AI man said the uterus had stretched and he couldn't reach the cervix. Naturally she was one of the better ones as well :rolleyes:

this is her 4th calf for me anyway, she is born oct 2004 so she is getting on abit i guess

whelan1

went to a table quiz last night- for ms- hadnt been at one in a while... great crack, we didnt win but didnt make a show of ourselves, between the 4 of us we came away with 8 spot prizes, so the 20 euro entry fee was well covered....

Muckit

jerdee wrote: »

Where's muckit when you need him. ...... Newly married probably busy ......

I'm very busy at that hour late now jerdee...

bom chica wah wah .....

coolshannagh28

wesleysniper38 wrote: »

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

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

They are sound ,bought a good few there ,ok to deal with and the stock you want.

bbam

wesleysniper38 wrote: »

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

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

Sound lads.. bought of them a few times with no bother.

Dont be daft

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

From my own expierence once he can piss he'll be grand.
Happens the odd time here with the bulls and all the b*lloxin' they'd be at.

If he's not pissing or starts to lose condition/form its a whole different kettle of fish.

tanko

Just wondering does anyone vaccinate their in-calf cows against salmonella?
If so, when do you do it and what product do you use?

jerdee

Muckit wrote: »

I'm very busy at that hour late now jerdee...

bom chica wah wah .....

Make the most of it .... Here in hospital with my five week old decking weather bronchitis but all doing well . I think everybody should pay a visit once in a while to see how lucky to have good health.

whelan1

jerdee wrote: »

Make the most of it .... Here in hospital with my five week old decking weather bronchitis but all doing well . I think everybody should pay a visit once in a while to see how lucky to have good health.

been there done that... best of luck , no matter how bad you think your kid is , it opens your eyes to see some of the other kids there.. the only tip i have is vicks or similar on the soles of their feet- think you can only use "snuggle baby" on young babies apparently it goes through the pores of their feet up to their airways... worked for us

jomoloney

tanko wrote: »

Just wondering does anyone vaccinate their in-calf cows against salmonella?
If so, when do you do it and what product do you use?

yes

bovivac-s initially you must give 2 shots about 30 days apart & then 1 shot annually which I give about 2 months before calving

just do it

Just watching Grand Designs. They're admiring the native flowers that have taken over the green roof.....ragworth :rolleyes:

bbam

just do it wrote: »

Just watching Grand Designs. They're admiring the native flowers that have taken over the green roof.....ragworth :rolleyes:

Yea, and in a few years they'll have a sea of yellow everywhere..

I was in a garden centre a few years ago... Rushes for sale, 99% just common rush... I could be rich :rolleyes:

freedominacup

bbam wrote: »

Yea, and in a few years they'll have a sea of yellow everywhere..

I was in a garden centre a few years ago... Rushes for sale, 99% just common rush... I could be rich :rolleyes:

This time next year Rodney..........

whelan1

chilly out this morning...

bbam

whelan1 wrote: »

chilly out this morning...

Yep.
Real brass monkey weather. So white it looks like snow at first glance. Fog coming down now too. Had been hoping for a nice bright day.

Love bright frosty weather. Clean and fresh.

redzerologhlen

Was at a farm walk yesterday for the burren life in carron. The fellow whos farm we were at is only in the scheme with 3 years but the amount of work he had done was unbeliveable and the standard was second to none. He had restored a lot of internal drystone walls, cut a lot of scrub and managed to lay blocks around a few poor springs of water and he had a couple of drinking points around his winterage because of this. On a poor enough winterage he was keeping 15 cows from the middle of October to the middle of March with no feeding whatsoever. I should have taken a few pics but there was a lot of people around and I dindt want to be seen

, would have done anyone good to see it.

naughto

redzerologhlen wrote: »

Was at a farm walk yesterday for the burren life in carron. The fellow whos farm we were at is only in the scheme with 3 years but the amount of work he had done was unbeliveable and the standard was second to none. He had restored a lot of internal drystone walls, cut a lot of scrub and managed to lay blocks around a few poor springs of water and he had a couple of drinking points around his winterage because of this. On a poor enough winterage he was keeping 15 cows from the middle of October to the middle of March with no feeding whatsoever. I should have taken a few pics but there was a lot of people around and I dindt want to be seen , would have done anyone good to see it.

i cant understand how he can keep them out all winter is there enough to keep them well fed??

redzerologhlen

naughto wrote: »

i cant understand how he can keep them out all winter is there enough to keep them well fed??

They wouldnt be fat coming out of it but they would be fit and healthy, he had all his cows in calf to a charolais and was calving them all outside on the winterage with little difficulty. We normally feed our own cows nuts for a month or 6 weeks depending on condition before they calve but he was getting away without doing it. The winterages wouldnt be grazed all summer so theres usually a good bit of grass when they go into them. Heres a pic of one of our own cows from last spring, only calved a few hours and after 4 months on the winterage, it would give you an idea of how they hold outside.

gluckantanks

Anyone milking cows should watch this!

saranac1

Lads I have 10 limousine & charlaois 1 st time heifers calving in feb march 2013.

They are out on the land now with round feeder of silage

I intend to throw them a bale of oaten straw soon for the calf and stomach

There weights are 450+ kg

I also intend to give them bolus tablets 6 weeks before calving

Is there anything else or ideas I should know about

It is our first time calving as well!!!

Manoffeeling

http://www.google.ie/url?sa=t&rct=j&q=youtube%20insomnia%20spoons&source=web&cd=1&ved=0CDQQtwIwAA&url=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.youtube.com%2Fwatch%3Fv%3DPOvLaziUsTo&ei=iRqxUNreGcyGhQeB4IDQDg&usg=AFQjCNEVmfuQlEsnWtvgOXLIEUYUmJK5fg&sig2=CbAj9XyNxuPb4v5Ib_0SCg

Some guy playing the spoons to insomnia by faithless. Enjoy

Juniorhurler

Manoffeeling wrote: »

http://www.google.ie/url?sa=t&rct=j&q=youtube%20insomnia%20spoons&source=web&cd=1&ved=0CDQQtwIwAA&url=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.youtube.com%2Fwatch%3Fv%3DPOvLaziUsTo&ei=iRqxUNreGcyGhQeB4IDQDg&usg=AFQjCNEVmfuQlEsnWtvgOXLIEUYUmJK5fg&sig2=CbAj9XyNxuPb4v5Ib_0SCg

Some guy playing the spoons to insomnia by faithless. Enjoy

Savage. I'd love to know who he is. I hope talent like this never dies.

Bizzum

Here's my stab at Sat night humour! Check it out:D (Not suitable for kids!)

http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=endscreen&v=m0UDMH9WWRA&NR=1

moy83

Bizzum wrote: »

Here's my stab at Sat night humour! Check it out:D (Not suitable for kids!)

http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=endscreen&v=m0UDMH9WWRA&NR=1

Them sminky shorts are funny Tommy the tortoise is my favourite

whelan1

very cold this morning, my poor fingers are still numb

redzerologhlen

Bizzum wrote: »

Here's my stab at Sat night humour! Check it out:D (Not suitable for kids!)

http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=endscreen&v=m0UDMH9WWRA&NR=1

moy83 wrote: »

Them sminky shorts are funny Tommy the tortoise is my favourite

The awful sad one is very good too, reminds me of nearly every funeral I have been to