Hello Carl mate , wow how big is your granddads farm ? It’s looks huge with the drone flying over it. They’re goes Dad on four wheeler to fetch the ladies for milking look at him go. The drone sure show’s a lot of acre’s of land .
Hey mate. Grandads block is 130 acres. Grandad looks after it but dad owns it. Yea the drone makes it look a lot bigger. Yep he’s happy as getting the cows in.
Hey mate. With the empties we keep the 2 and 3 year olds to put into calf again. The 4 year olds only the best stay for another season. Any others are going to be fattened up sold at the sale yards which will more than likely be purchased by the works.
Hey mate. We use depends on the season. Last year was only about 500-600 bales. This year will probably be the same. But there have been years in droughts we used about 1200-1300 bales. Then the same 10ha of greenfeed maize as well every year.
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Hello Carl mate , wow how big is your granddads farm ? It’s looks huge with the drone flying over it. They’re goes Dad on four wheeler to fetch the ladies for milking look at him go.
The drone sure show’s a lot of acre’s of land .
Hey mate.
Grandads block is 130 acres. Grandad looks after it but dad owns it.
Yea the drone makes it look a lot bigger.
Yep he’s happy as getting the cows in.
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What do you with the dry cows do they go the works
Hey mate.
With the empties we keep the 2 and 3 year olds to put into calf again. The 4 year olds only the best stay for another season.
Any others are going to be fattened up sold at the sale yards which will more than likely be purchased by the works.
Hey Carl Andrew says he needs your lucky rain
We have been lucky this year alright mate.
Usually we miss the rain
@@Dozerthefarmer I pitched a idea for him don't know if he'll do it
Do ye use many bales a season?
Hey mate.
We use depends on the season.
Last year was only about 500-600 bales.
This year will probably be the same.
But there have been years in droughts we used about 1200-1300 bales.
Then the same 10ha of greenfeed maize as well every year.