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Help needed please.

Hello, I am a student at Cranfield University who is currently trying to reduce the environmental impact of beef production. An impossible task some may say, but one which I am brave enough to tackle! The result of my work will NOT be to eat less beef!! I am looking for beef farmers (the production of...

Posted to Livestock Lines (Forum) by awiffen on Thu, Jun 30 2011
Question about animal drinking water (Urgent)

Hi, does anyone have information about the quality required for animal drinking water in the context of the treatment of stormwater using a wetland system? Is stormwater treated by a wetland system safe for farm animals to drink? Would greatly appreciate ANY relevant information/resources - thanks very...

Posted to Livestock Lines (Forum) by tiiiii12 on Thu, Apr 7 2011
Lambing Experience Needed Buckinghamshire Area

Hi there, my name is Charmaine, I am applying to become a vet in October and I have just done a lambing course. Although I have other work experience lined up, I am struggling to find farmers in the area who would be willing to take on volunteers to help with the lambing. If anybody can...

Posted to Livestock Lines (Forum) by Miss Charlie on Mon, Mar 28 2011
Southdown Sheep,Love 'em or Loath 'em?

Hello, I am the wife of the Chairman of The Southdown Sheep Society's Developement Commitee. He, and so we, would like your help. Do you use Southdown Rams? If, Yes. Why, on what cross, age, time of year, AND where and how do you sell the lambs? If, NO. Why? Can we change the Southdown Sheep, to...

Posted to Livestock Lines (Forum) by The Runt on Sat, Jan 15 2011
Hello from Nebraska (that's in the USA if you didn't know)

Hi, I'm Ellie, I'm a student studying agricultural journalism, and an Angus Seedstock producer in the US. I recently returned from a visit to the UK and got the chance to meet Jane King and learn all about Farmers Weekly. This website is awesome!!! I think this is site is something we really...

Posted to Introductions (Forum) by ellie_nebraskabeefgal on Wed, Jun 9 2010
Massey 3080

Looking to buy a Massey 3080 for haymaking and baling. It has just over 7000 hrs on the clock. Heard electronics and gears can be a problem. What should i look out for and what's it worth? Will it be reliable and what are the common faults at this number of hours? Thanks in advance.

Posted to Talking tackle (Forum) by masseymad! on Fri, Jun 4 2010
Trying to farm

I hope there might be people out there who can help me. I always feel that when you are trying to do something new always ask people who have been there before. Basically i am trying at the ripe old age of 42 to change my life. I have recently sold my apartment and with the proceeds i want to buy some...

Posted to Introductions (Forum) by gary lucas on Mon, May 3 2010
Hello and can you help

Hello. I have been a member of FWI for a number of years and, indeed, used to read the Farmers Weekly many years ago before online publications were even heard of. I started my involvement in agriculture in the mid 1970's so have seen things change a lot over the years. I always specialized in dairy...

Posted to Introductions (Forum) by wellies50 on Sun, Apr 11 2010
Ipod Personal Trainer

Hi guys Check out this ipod personal trainer, modules cost only £9.99 and they are great for jogging, treadmill, gym workout, running etc Heres the link for you http://www.cartville.com/app/?Clk=2797518 Thanks Guys C

Posted to Introductions (Forum) by 10ktrainer on Sun, Jan 18 2009
New to North Yorkshire: Grazing

Hello!! We have just moved from the south coast of England, we run a very sucessful stud breeding palomino horses. We are looking for between 10 and 15 acres of grazing land suitable for 8 mares and 2 stalions preferably with out building suitable for use for stables. Ideally to buy but initially renting...

Posted to Introductions (Forum) by sameonstud on Sun, Jul 6 2008

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