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severeoversteer wrote: »and im in the same county as Connemara ! hard to believe
Theres bog in Meath and half of Co Tipperary receives Disadvantaged area payment.
If we had the soil under that grass there's no doubt we'd have that grass
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Conmaicne Mara wrote: »Theres bog in Meath and half of Co Tipperary receives Disadvantaged area payment.
If we had the soil under that grass there's no doubt we'd have that grass
ahh ya, but its credit for the farmers management too !
I wont argue about the soil in my place its top notch and it would want to be for what i paid for the land:pac:
theres a guy 2 miles away that stripped over 1 foot of soil off all his land and sold it for top dollar, it amazes me the condition that it is in at the moment, he left just enough soil to till a crop of grass in it, I wouldn't dream of doing such a thing though0 -
severeoversteer wrote: »ahh ya, but its credit for the farmers management too !
I wont argue about the soil in my place its top notch and it would want to be for what i paid for the land:pac:
theres a guy 2 miles away that stripped over 1 foot of soil off all his land and sold it for top dollar, it amazes me the condition that it is in at the moment, he left just enough soil to till a crop of grass in it, I wouldn't dream of doing such a thing though
Self praise is no praise
Ah no, tis a lovely field of grass to be fair. I have a bit coming along but it's nothing like that, have it saved since early December and will get a little fert in late Feb or early March before lambing.0 -
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A BYU bb x lim heifer I bred myself calved down @ 280days (must be taking short gestation from BB sire)
Right good calf for a heifer's calf and nice bit of white in forehead
Looks like a tidy shelter there Bod. They fecken need it at the moment. Does it open out onto the winterage?0 -
just do it wrote: »Looks like a tidy shelter there Bod. They fecken need it at the moment. Does it open out onto the winterage?
Its in the winterage ... I posted pics of it when we were building it ..its only 22ft by 14ft but ive divided it into two .. ive a left hand side crush gate and a regular gate mounted on it (my own calving gate).. when weather dries up I need to put floor in and set crush gate/calving gate into floor.. its a gift @ 4.30am in lashing rain.. calf up onto the petrol tank of the quad and in ta fxxk
yesterdays blonde heifer calf in other pen
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Mac Taylor wrote: »Bbam, totally off topic and apologies if you updated already but how did you get on with your recent car trouble?
Had to get injectors rebuilt and that was it. With labour it was a €700 mistake
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Username John wrote: »Is that the wall problem i see fixed in the background Moy?
Himself fixed that by welding 4 lads across and screwed sheeting on the outside .
The sheargrab was blocking the feed passageway while we we reading the test ( all clear thank god )0 -
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Username John wrote: »Is that the wall problem i see fixed in the background Moy?
You've a fair memory John. Had to go back and take a sneaky look 0 -
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Your alright mine decided to cut covers and all with the grab right in the middle too after me spending ages trying to keep them neat and some way reuseable.Not for me . The father does 90% of the silage feeding . He is getting on though , he wouldnt roll back the plastic on the pit yesterday because of the weather so threw them in a bale with the tractor instead and got me to roll it back today .0 -
Your alright mine decided to cut covers and all with the grab right in the middle too after me spending ages trying to keep them neat and some way reuseable.
We must have plastic going back 15 years :rolleyes: . One new cover every year and the previous 2 ontop of that . He keeps the others neatly bundled up till they go brittle and then gets rid of them .
I think I would get the road if I cut it with the grab 0 -
One never knows when ye need to cover something with old silage covers, be it a cow down after a hard calving, a roof blown off a shed or in our case on Tuesday the roof of the 50b. The roof was blown down a hill about 700 yds and only for the sheep wire would have settled in the bottom of the lake.We must have plastic going back 15 years :rolleyes: . One new cover every year and the previous 2 ontop of that . He keeps the others neatly bundled up till they go brittle and then gets rid of them .
I think I would get the road if I cut it with the grab0 -
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