Rotten post - TB test result and silage bales that use no string or netting.

[@paulthompson8467]

Glad to hear you had a clear TB test such a relief for you as for the bales i just set ours off in front of the barrier and push the silage in with the tractor and loader as they eat it

[@oldschoolfarmer7610]

Thanks, Paul. Im wondering if you prefer to place them on their side or on their end?

[@MarkSpry-s5s]

Great news on the dreaded test 👍🐄

[@oldschoolfarmer7610]

Thanks 👍

[@thomasjones3946]

Great news on the TB nice tidy job on the gate 👍👍 and a happy new year to you and your family

[@oldschoolfarmer7610]

Cheers. All the best to you too.

[@yant8777]

Great vid,only downside of chopped bales is they tend to collapse as you cut the net/plastic

[@oldschoolfarmer7610]

Thanks for the reply.

[@samuelrobinson9012]

Bales, same as yourself, works fine

[@oldschoolfarmer7610]

👍

[@duncanosborne4469]

what about lying them on their sides and just unrolling it along the feeder if you sam shutt farming on here they sometimes do that so does ewetopia a sheep farm from canada and it works really well

[@oldschoolfarmer7610]

Thanks I'll have a look at that.

[@seamusdunne7129]

I ieave them on there side i find it easier to fork it and they don't seem to pull in as much

[@oldschoolfarmer7610]

Cheers. I think I'll have a go at on their sides and see how it works.