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The milking herd is averaging 24.6 litres from 5.5kg of concentrates. First-cut silage on Richard Marshall’s farm was ensiled 10 days later this year when compared with the 2020 campaign. Similar to previous years, it was carried out in two phases, and the first 40 acres was mowed down on 16 May. “The first bit was snatch and grab. It was cut one day and then was put in the next morning. It got a light bit of rain, although it wasn’t too bad. Another 80 acres was put in on 24 May in ideal conditions,” Richard said. “It has been a later year for growth, so we had to wait like everyone else. Although considering that it was cut later, quality still seemed reasonable. It is not rocket fuel by any means, but I am happy enough,” he added. ....
SHARING OPTIONS: Yearling Angus and Limousin heifers at grass. The heifers are carrying significantly more condition this year compared to the same point last year. Last week saw theThrive dairy calf to beef demo farm get enough moisture to kick on grass growth above demand level. The farm is currently growing 47kg DM/ha with a daily demand of 43kg DM/ha. The 140 yearling cattle are benefiting from there not being a build-up of grass on farm as they are consistently entering covers of between 1,300kg DM/ha and 1,400kg DM/ha. They are grazing in four groups, two groups of bullocks and two groups of heifers. Paddocks are lasting three days on average and clean-outs are currently excellent. ....