Farming Chit Chat sticks it to six.

Reggie. · 31-08-2015 09:43PM

naughto wrote: »

Is boards f1ucjed again

In bother I think

Reggie. · 31-08-2015 09:43PM

Hope you all watched RECRUITS

Kovu · 31-08-2015 09:45PM

Reggie. wrote: »

Hope you all watched RECRUITS

Nope. NCIS

Is it on the phone that you're getting errors? Working perfect here on the laptop.

naughto · 31-08-2015 09:49PM

Tablet and phone for me.
Why am I seeing your manky feet on my fbook feed?

Kovu · 31-08-2015 09:50PM

naughto wrote: »

Tablet and phone for me.
Why am I seeing your manky feet on my fbook feed?

Stigmata

:D

naughto · 31-08-2015 09:52PM

Kovu wrote: »

Stigmata :D

Its just cowsh1te

CloughCasey1 · 31-08-2015 09:52PM

Reggie. wrote: »

Hope you all watched RECRUITS

Was it the real deal?

Kovu · 31-08-2015 09:53PM

naughto wrote: »

Its just cowsh1te

Nope, wasn't frolicking in the fields barefoot today!

naughto · 31-08-2015 09:58PM

More ads on boards now as well three one page wtf like

Base price · 31-08-2015 10:11PM

Reggie. wrote: »

Hope you all watched RECRUITS

I did and I thought it was good. Language was choice though :eek:
One of eldest friends joined up a couple of years ago and made it. After watching the programme tonight I wonder how he managed it, the lad could hardly tie his shoelaces without mammy helping him. He visited a few weeks ago and I have to say he has turned into a fine young man.

Reggie. · 31-08-2015 10:12PM

CloughCasey1 wrote: »

Was it the real deal?

Yeah that's it for ya in a nutshell. The fun will be tomorrow night

Reggie. · 31-08-2015 10:13PM

Base price wrote: »

I did and I thought it was good. Language was choice though :eek:
One of eldest friends joined up a couple of years ago and made it. After watching the programme tonight I wonder how he managed it, the lad could hardly tie his shoelaces without mammy helping him. He visited a few weeks ago and I have to say he has turned into a fine young man.

The army has a way of doing that alright. Perfect example....me

Base price · 31-08-2015 10:15PM

Reggie. wrote: »

The army has a way of doing that alright. Perfect example....me

They thought you how to tie your shoe laces too

Reggie. · 31-08-2015 10:18PM

Base price wrote: »

They thought you how to tie your shoe laces too

Amount other things

Bullocks · 31-08-2015 10:35PM

Reggie. wrote: »

Amount other things

Did you pick up a trade or degree in the army ?

Reggie. · 01-09-2015 04:53AM

Bullocks wrote: »

Did you pick up a trade or degree in the army ?

Mainly officers do the colleges and degrees. Picked up a few things. Got my rigid truck license out it it. Hoping to get the artic before I go too

Jb1989 · 01-09-2015 04:59AM

Kovu
The third trimester- (6 months +) is when they grow most, hence restricting feed at this stage to keep the calf smaller. I think it's about 18-20 weeks when they're small cat sized, then about small dog sized by five months. They're just like tiny cattle then. We used to have one floating in a jar in our Biology classroom, I used to be fascinated by it and wanted to take it home.
I won't embed it but here is a 19-week calf foetus. It weighed 2kg.

Thanks for the info kovu,
I'll take note of them facts for future reference.
I injected on the basis of your info,
And your hand measurements are a great gauge,
So 100%,
Found a chart on internet last night when I was finished up,
It's matching your info 100%

And excuse the time replying.
Went to reply immediately
Yesterday, but I'm only getting this botched together now,
Can't link your old post properly,
Error codes everywhere
Thanks again.

CloughCasey1 · 01-09-2015 06:26AM

Reggie. wrote: »

Yeah that's it for ya in a nutshell. The fun will be tomorrow night

Will make sure I have "control" over the remote so. I wonder if you could "break" a gaa team like that so they would chew iron for ya and get them super fit.

davidk1394 · 01-09-2015 06:54AM

Im spreading pig slurry on some grazing ground. I'm only putting it out light at 2000 g/ac. We got heavey rain over the weekend and im just wondering how long would you want to leave the field before you graze it ?

Reggie. · 01-09-2015 07:17AM

davidk1394 wrote: »

Im spreading pig slurry on some grazing ground. I'm only putting it out light at 2000 g/ac. We got heavey rain over the weekend and im just wondering how long would you want to leave the field before you graze it ?

Depends in the weather but at least a week to a fortnight

lakill Farm · 01-09-2015 08:28AM

Reggie. wrote: »

Mainly officers do the colleges and degrees. Picked up a few things. Got my rigid truck license out it it. Hoping to get the artic before I go too

you got your rigid truck licence? is in printed on a corn flake cardboard? or just to drive 1/32 & 1/16 scale lorries .

Reggie. · 01-09-2015 08:30AM

lakill Farm wrote: »

you got your rigid truck licence? is in printed on a corn flake cardboard? or just to drive 1/32 & 1/16 scale lorries .

Well I seen the way you drive so your one to talk. I won't even go into your machinery woes either

break iron

naughto · 01-09-2015 09:31AM

What's the best poison to kill roots of a tree have a sycamore tree tree growing up through a hedge and it's starting to crack the footpath

Kevhog1988 · 01-09-2015 09:38AM

naughto wrote: »

What's the best poison to kill roots of a tree have a sycamore tree tree growing up through a hedge and it's starting to crack the footpath

father killed a tree off by nailing copper nails into the stump before. He reckons it poisons them or something??

I usually just dig them out with the mini digger. end of problem lol.

Kovu · 01-09-2015 09:55AM

theemigrant wrote: »

father killed a tree off by nailing copper nails into the stump before. He reckons it poisons them or something??

I usually just dig them out with the mini digger. end of problem lol.

Heard of something similar where you drill holes in the base/stump and then dab on roundup. It soaks into it at the holes I think.

Reggie. · 01-09-2015 10:03AM

Lads around here would paint on brunt oil onto stumps to kill the tree to stop it regrowing and help the timber rot away

Jb1989 · 01-09-2015 10:06AM

Reggie. wrote: »

Lads around here would paint on brunt oil onto stumps to kill the tree to stop it regrowing and help the timber rot away

So much for anyone trying to preserve timber with burnt oil

Reggie. · 01-09-2015 10:08AM

Jb1989 wrote: »

So much for anyone trying to preserve timber with burnt oil

Ah but most auld lads are a little mad aren't they

MickeyShtyles · 01-09-2015 10:27AM

naughto wrote: »

What's the best poison to kill roots of a tree have a sycamore tree tree growing up through a hedge and it's starting to crack the footpath

Drill a few 7 inch holes and fill with either nitrogen or epsom salts. Keep it damp and covered. It should rot away fairly lively!

Limestone Cowboy · 01-09-2015 11:05AM

naughto wrote: »

What's the best poison to kill roots of a tree have a sycamore tree tree growing up through a hedge and it's starting to crack the footpath

Glyphosphate mixed at 4 to 1 and put plenty on the cut stump. Should work well this time of year because the sap is going down again and it will draw it to the roots. Has worked very well for me on hazel, blackthorn and whitethorn. Drilling a few holes and filling them with it would be no harm either if it's a large stump. Treat it soon after cutting aswell or the sap will seal the stump.

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