Evening Buzzer
Busy week so far, tipped Faversham loaded Rochester tipped Fakenham and then loaded wheat straw near Horncastle for Penrith. Tip in the morning and then see what’s to do…
Cheers Wrighty.
Thanks all for the pics, bin busy chasing seven steers all day and they won so will have to go again later, Buzzer
“Chip nipping back over the border back into Blighty, wonder if he was with his femme fetel wee Ma Kranky overnight for shananakins”
from quotes on FB the opposite ■■■ are not her type. The femme fatal fits with seduction of voters who fell for her false promises.
Oily
PS cracking photo.
hi buzzer, do you top up with rainwater or mains ?
m.a.n rules:
hi buzzer, do you top up with rainwater or mains ?
Hi mate there is a rain water collection system of a small barn roof connected to three big round storage tanks about 6000ltrs each, they are inter connected so fill up over the winter which is plumbed in on a ball ■■■■ but I have a second big water trough which I fill up every third day from the mains at home else the store tanks would run dry especially if the weather is hot like last year when it never rained for three months, Buzzer
thanks for that, i watch a farmer who does u/tube and breeds dexters and says his cattle prefer the rainwater…
Notice we have arrived at page 400 
Busy this week with cruise ships which at the moment are all operating around Great Britain, Buzzer
Hi Buzzer good to see you hitting 400 pages i look in your thread daily i find the mix of lorries and the farming interesting all the best cheers Ray
wrighty:
Punchy Dan:
Hallam fields rd Wrighty ? I saw your compadre by Corran ferry this afternoon and a haulier from my neighbourhood with timber on heading towards locklevenEvening Dan
Yes that’s the one, tip int morning then over near Horncastle for straw. My mate Gav is parked at the distillery tonight, where you bound for…?
Cheers Wrighty.
Afternoon only a week behind ,was on a busmans holiday 
just nosing round how you do 
cheers Dan
Bit of tidying up today with the topper making ready for training the steers on the marsh to come to the bag for food. Sunday we mustered a dozen souls to help get the seven Simmy steers out of ground they were not supposed to be in, not easy as most helping have no experience with cattle but we managed it driving them under the rail tunnel and in with the Charolais boys on the marsh so 21 down there now. There is a purpose built coral there but we will extend it as its ok for 14 but not 21, I feed them for three weeks or so by the gate then move the troughs into the coral to get them used to going in, then on D day we shut them in to trailer them home. Later we checked on the 14 in the park and all looks well with still plenty of bottom grass to be had mainly due to a bit of rain we have had, cheers Buzzer.
Chip on his travels in France today with airplanes water bombing bush fires at Le Cannet-des-Maures, Buzzer
South Uist Outer Hebrides and one man went to mow a meadow which from the distance looks like a Massey Ferguson 35 though I am not that well genned up on types 
. Second pic a pair on the Isle of Berneray Outer Hebrides, the islanders take great pride in keeping older machinery in working order.
Oily
oiltreader:
South Uist Outer Hebrides and one man went to mow a meadow which from the distance looks like a Massey Ferguson 35 though I am not that well genned up on types
Oily
I with a Standard engine,1 with a Perkins by the looks of them,very nice.
David
Andrew in Upton near Poole today, trade on the beef market still hot and this Limousine steer in Cirencester market last week made 268p per kilo grossing £1912, Buzzer
Buzzer:
Andrew in Upton near Poole today, trade on the beef market still hot and this Limousine steer in Cirencester market last week made 268p per kilo grossing £1912, Buzzer
Evening Buzzer
That’s a good price for that Limi more like they should be, we went to a Limi dispersal sale last Friday and bought an 11 month old heifer for 2k. She has a different bloodline than our own so we will see if we can breed a bull off her, we are showing our two heifers this Saturday at our local Wensleydale show near Leyburn so we shall see how we get on…
Up in Dundee tonight tipping in Aberdeen in the morning then off for straw, so could be a late finish back home to do second cut silage on Thursday…
Cheers Wrighty.
Hey up Wrighty your right about the price on that steer but good for the owner should see him a tidy return, see you busy with the straw but a bit hit and miss with the weather lately. My mate is yet to finish his hay but should this week as its a bit better weather wise, he is also baling and carting straw at the same time. Just ordered some rolled barley and beef nuts as soon I will have to bag train the steers ready for when they have to come in, cheers Buzzer.
Looks like BIRKENHEAD WOODSIDE.