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@Teabagchampion @tomtwine2459 It's a good job if you have your own gear. It would probably be cheaper to grow maize if you were paying a contractor though.

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@2pintpaddy A great complaint to have all the same👍

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@2pintpaddy @Drinaghagri Are you happy with the multispecies Paddy?

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@2pintpaddy At the end of the day once your happy with your own system that's all that matters. No point in changing anything.

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@2pintpaddy I would have thought your yield was pretty good for the type of system you use? Calving a month later would probably lead to better intake in early lactation as the grass would be drier, and in turn to better peak and overall yield. That's only my opinion though.

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@TaeSavesLives We moved to a 4 cut system for that reason. Given how they are milking on it, I'd be in no hurry putting the cows out.

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@GillwallyO Any advice? I'm thinking of purchasing one of these yokes. It's alot of money to invest in a relatively new concept though.

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@AlanBurton12 We use an Abbey tub feeder. Into 1000rpm and let her at it. Workes very well. We usually chop enough for a few days

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@olivierglinec @bryanjdaniels Where can one of those guns be got?

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@Williecarroll37 @Teabagchampion You could export last year anyway if in derogation?

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@farmermat1 @EliteBeef Are they dairy bred cattle? Thanks

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@kieran_kigr Are you able to feed brewers through that bucket too?

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@2pintpaddy @Drinaghagri Fine looking calves in fairness 👌

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@jeomaher 7 foot prodig takes around the same weight as an 8 foot redrock here. As you go wider you can't drive it into the pit as much. Massive difference in build quality between the 2 though. I'd go redrock.

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@jeomaher @JosephPatter5on Claas are a much more comfortable tractor but the nh is probably a better yoke after.

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@jeomaher @JosephPatter5on T7210 on the feeder here. Same as a t6080. A sow on diesel compared with the claas equivalent. Still a great tractor. They don't give much trouble and when they do they're easily sorted.

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@fairleigh_ag Better off to go with the 418 I'd say. It will last twice as long as a telehandler so alot cheaper in the long run imo.

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@farmermat1 @Woodheads12 Cheers. Is that a variation of popcorn? I don't think it's available in Ireland anyway.