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Great video 👏

God so much to learn. Really like what you are doing. For a smaller farm like ours what drill would you recommend for cereal sowing into covers and cover crop sowing into stubbles ? .. What's your soil like ? How many years of no ploughing ?

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Missing the regular content Would be great to see more videos

Great stuff Billy.

Have you ever tried placing electric fence in a " W " form rather then straight ? Every other post....or ever second post in and out in and out. This way every other post gives you slack to move the wire further down line. And you dont need to roll up the wires. Just move posts. The " W " can be extreme or gentle. I seldom roll up wires.

Please do you leave them on the field overnight or you move them to their pens daily?

Good video but drop the music. Liked.

how did it work out?

Thanks Billy ! Cheers

Great video Billy, with thanks.

Cool

If you had to use only one drill, which would it be?

What´s the aluminium pipe´s (the legs) diameter?

Woulda thought the 120m a touch small on the rapid, it pulls well then huh?

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Good job! How have you seeded summer cover crop? By spreader or drilling? Cheers

Very inefficient way of working, double, triple and quadruple handling of material

Damn those cows look great 😊

Why lay a hedge on the edge of a wood when youve got fencing? Coppicing would be easier and would provide some edge structure to the wood

How many cows? How big are you paddocks? The grass *looks* mono-culture. What are the varieties?

Great farming 👍🏻

How many cattle are you running per acre and how many sheep. Do you ever run the sheep. Behind the cattle? By a week or so for example?

Hard work on your own. Me and my brother have started doing it on our farm. In no particular style, but the results from the hedges we've done before is really satisfying to see.

Very good video i do a lot of contract laying and my general rule is even if it isnt neat it will usually grow back so no worries

Better air the tire on the tractor!

Hi! I'm curious, ¿how much time would you say it takes to move all your animals from one paddock to another? thank you for explaining everything in such detail!

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Really good video and not to complex . Keep up the good work

Great video 👌

Cheers Billy I have been thinking about buying that system keep us updated on any issues keep up the good work

It’s a way to easily move poly wire across the field

That machine price..?

Are you pinwheeling around your water point looks beat up. Your doing a lot of things right. Be carefully not to have any bare soil. Cattle are beautiful.

Hi Billy, you could roll the cover crop with one of those crop rollers before planting in order to flatten them and block any emerging seeds to avoid companion cropping. Just a thought. 😅

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Be interesting to see if the mustard and phacelia set seeds well for a second flush 👌🏼 Love the hippy farming 😍

Very interesting Billy. Good to have a chat at the farm walk last week. Where do you get your cover crops from ? We just use Kings/frontier, called the summer legume mix.

Great video - nothing like ‘seeing’ the difference to make real sense of a concept - thanks

Really interesting video, i have a few questions how do you manage the size of wedges when the livestock increase in weight, would you remove stock from the group or is it as simple as more frequent moves and change of size in wedges? Thanks

Cracking video as always, high residual for the win!

Good video 👍

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We have probably the worst drought in 20-30 years in north-east Poland. Hay crop is half about year ago. We still have some grass on pasture, not too much but we fight. Not much rain in forecast in june.

Is this Tifton 85 grass?

Love the vids, do you weed wipe or spray weeds after grazing?

We are running into the same issue having too much grass for the sheep. This year we are going to experiment running the cows in behind the sheep to see if they will knock it down as a substitute to topping the pastures.