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Is that his real name, "Gash Vagisil" ?

She was replaced because she lost her marbles.

My neighbours pick up unloading :ROFLMAO: Can spot it anywhere.

Maybe so,but its not much use to the rearer/seller to have some lovely fit well cared for cattle and cant even get to £1000 at 12 months.

Well done. You will have had a good year. If only it was like this every year.

I thought very good fit cattle were a good trade in the big ring but i didnt see many sold. The weaners seemed to be easier. There seemed to be alot in there that should have been in the big ring.Especially native breeds and Simm x of which well fed and fit kinds 10-12 months would be either...

How many are you turning over a year ?

There is indeed,but if you pick up a globe,the CPTPP countries are a hell of a long way from us,instead of 20 mile across the channel. Thats if you can get containers through the Red Sea or around Cape Horn in one piece. And thats mostly cheap electronics or clothes cos they work for 2p/hour...

Its all natural stone and welsh slate where we are.But i get what youre saying,they can buy stuff much cheaper.

Heavy and persistent rain here which is not forecast. Have plenty to do but dont fancy getting soaked through on a bank holiday sunday somehow. Two police cars just gone past sirens on. Can guarantee its a motorcyclist come off on a bend with the wet.Sundays is a big day for them on their race...

I thought beans were actually ploughed in to get them to grow. At least around here they were.

Mazurka Spring Barley did that in the 70s.

Apparently why our sheepmeat prices are so high due to the Hooties. .....................every cloud and all that...............

I dont really think its all to do with our domestic inflation,more to do with shadowing the Federal reserve in the US.If their rates are still high,which they still are at 5.25% since July last year,then our rates have to be high aswell.Otherwise £1 would soon be worth less than $1.

Have you got any figures for this ? I have a developer on some sold off former farm buildings at the moment and hoping to do one plot myself.

It never seems to put the big buyers off,but they will have all good facilities to deal with them. They will tend to be good aggressive feeders i guess. A timid one standing at the back of the shed and not getting into the feed trough is no good.

Is that with "warm" rain instead of cold rain ? :)

Come on then,you tell us what the benefits are ?

Opened some gates up today onto some parkland that i rent just next door.No livestock on them since Nov 30th. Usually start on April 1st,but nearly a month later this year and i have never seen so little grass on them.And this is on lowland lightish soil. Its just been far too wet all Winter for...

So a good sowing would be about 12 stone/acre. :rolleyes: What it has been for spring cereals since the year dot. :)