A corral reef.
Sure they can ate chocolate and all. The solution to farmersā problems is probably sitting on the discount shelves in Tesco('s).
Get those Bales up on Donedeal before the Gravy Train leaves the station.
Itād pull the socks off a dead man.
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Sheād
Itās a beautiful sunny day lads. Crisis over?
Thereās 40mm of rain due tonight in the south.
I thought today was supposed to be a Wash Out, ye weather forecasters are all Snake Oil Salesmen.
Seen a lot of misfortunate cases at work, some fellas are in bother for the last month or 6 weeks, more lads only starting to feel the pinch in the last week. In many cases, neighbours are helping each other out and being generally decent, though I did hear an appalling story last night of a neighbour charging another neighbour ā¬50 a bale for 2 year old silage the day before yesterdayā¦ There are some awful c you next tuesdayz out thereā¦ Iād be waiting for the day he is stuck!!
A valuable lesson will be learned from all this hopefully.
Tonight into tomorrow.
Hopefullyā¦ For the lads that can make enough of it, hopefully they will learn the lessonsā¦ For the fellas that canātā¦
For the fellas that canāt this has to act as a real pointer that thereās no point being overstocked if you canāt save fodder from the ground you have.
If those lads want to continue carrying large stock then they need to buy in more fodder pre housing.
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Agreedā¦ very fine line between stocking levels required to stay in business and foddering capabilities in some locations though. I spoke to a gent recently who told me he broke into his pit on 25th Sept last year.
Weāre down to the last 3 here. Thereās a lad dropping off a trailer load of premium quality round bales later. He used to cut silage for the Emperor of Japan, so I know it will be good stuff.
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Your lies are lies.
The last time I went to confession I inadvertently got my priest to pray for my silage. He arrived out with holy water, me da asked him what he was atā¦he pointed at me and said āhe said bless me fodderā.
Sure you couldnāt make it up.
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