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Good work Josh

Great news about the tb test good video josh 👍👍

Are you still planning on a hard base for your dung heap

Glad your tb clear good amount of bales cheers 👍

Grats on the result mate

Fantastic news, well done team

Congratulations on your clear tb test will you buy in some smaller cattle when you sell these ones 🙂

Another great video Josh I'm so glad you passed you're TB test you're cow's are looking amazing hope you do well with them when you sell them Will you be buying replacement's straight away That was some amount of bales chopping them when baling is the way to go makes them easier to spread out for the cattle and the bale you opened looked awesome Really enjoyed the video as always looking forward to the next one

Glad the cattle were clear. I was close with my guess for the bales I said 139. Good luck when you go to sell the cows.

Great video josh, great that all the cattle passed the herd test 👍. Very nice silage you made.

“He’s like McGregor, he’s got legs left”

Glad you went clear on the TB mate👌👍

Great news on the TB test Josh, its always a stressful time and even more so when its your own cattle! It looks like some very nice looking silage you have made and being well received by your hungry mob. Thanks for the video.

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Bet its nice to be back driving a descent tractor again...

Great video. The drone footage is awesome. My guess is 139 bales

Very good video Mr and Mrs Mistlebrook your friend Tom has some nice machinery especially his mowing outfit i mowed our 7 acres of silage with our wee 2 drum mower and the 135 it took me all evening was tired looking at it 🥱

Ah butterfly mowers, game changers, 3 rows at a time

what a set up the mowers are , very impressive , I did mow mine with our own mower the same as you have there in the yard and yes it take a fair time but started at 4.30 am and just kept going , it took about 12 hours to cut 24 acres it was heavy as its a 2nd year of a 5year lay that had muck on in the autumn and 2.5 bags/acre of nitrogen , it produced 10 bales/acre , i think you will get 8/acre . love that tedder you had there , that moves some grass for sure , Good job looking forward to see how many you get in the next one

great video josh !!!!!

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Well done Josh great video, in parts was like watching a silent movie haha

Awesome 👌 looks a good crop my guess would be about 135 ish

Nice to see you back in a John Deere 😊

Nice one team. Good crop you have or in the word's of the funky farmer he'll of crop of grass 😂😂

Awesome video Josh nice to see the farmer and wife out doing the silage it looks like a good crop and that krone tedder made a nice job of teddin it out it should dry well you should get a nice amount of bales from it You're drone footage was awesome Really enjoyed the video as always looking forward to the next one

Did I hear right…. You had to fork out 8 grand to fix your dogs leg?! Holy heck 😱

nice one josh

Evening everyone! There is no sound to the drone footage I’m afraid! Despite my best efforts I keep running into copyright issues! I’ll try and sort it for future videos! ☺️

It’s great to be cutting again

Great video josh and abbie. Very nice quality silage. You will a lot of bales from it. 👍

You’ll have a 6330 before we know it 😝

Cracking video as always. Tom has some setup. Keep up the good work Josh

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Another great video @ drone footage it looks like a good crop of grass josh nice to see Abbi and gus🦌👍👍👍

Bet you’re please that’s done Josh! 👍

Thanks Josh for my Sunday afternoon farming fix. Nice seeing Abi, Gus and yourself out in the field, and the Krone Tedder sure was making a great job of spreading what looks like a heavy crop. Loved your Egyptian method of moving the concrete panels with your round fence posts 😂. Thanks.

Abbie steering like a champ!!

Will let you away with it this time Josh, but fully expect you to knock your own meadows next year 😊😊. Seems to be a good bit of under used space where the muck spreader etc is stored could you free that up for more cattle? I know youre not fenced for it, but would the investment in water and fencing not be much better than having them housed this late in the year?

I wouldn't sell them nothing less than, £800 that's their value

Perhaps you should price saw dust or bark mulch for bedding the cattle. It may work out a lot cheaper than straw.

i have started chopping ours a few years ago for me its much better and the cattle eat it far better and no waist

Very good video,rarely here about accounts/finance.what is midden.

I’d definitely chop that stuff mate, especially if your feeding to younger animals. If you’re worried about bale stability, leave the outside knives out. What the plan with buying cattle in? Grown them on to feeder weights?(ready for finishing) or take them right through?

Would selling the steers and keeping the heifers and maybe buying a few more to AI later make any sense rather than selling yearlings and buying calves? Not sure what a semen stick cost over there and I realise that you have to fit your cattle into space that Phil isn't using.

Id say only get ya bales chopped if ya making silage as it will break down alot better in the cows stomach

Good vid 👍 good luck with silage and tb test 👍

Awesome video Josh that looks like a fine crop of silage and you're cattle are looking good I was wondering will you be grazing you're cattle at Dr Phil's or keeping them in the shed full time Really enjoyed the video as always looking forward to the next one

Maybe I missed it but why are the cows still in the shed? Surely it's cheaper for them to be eating grass?