If there really bad I find the deadbolt in meadow meats puts a stop to them kicking very effectively.
It's not just you, it is the busiest time here anyway. The standard milking/ feeding calves doesn't take up the time, its putting the clusters back on to a heifer 6 times after she got an unmerciful wallop at ya, the cow with a uterine infection, the calf that won't suck, the gobshites that land in to the yard at half 4 trying to sell you something that you have no interest in, the fence you forgot to put the current in and cows gone the wrong way.
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It's not just you, it is the busiest time here anyway. The standard milking/ feeding calves doesn't take up the time, its putting the clusters back on to a heifer 6 times after she got an unmerciful wallop at ya, the cow with a uterine infection, the calf that won't suck, the gobshites that land in to the yard at half 4 trying to sell you something that you have no interest in, the fence you forgot to put the current in and cows gone the wrong way.
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I was going to call In for a chat yesterday evening around half 4 when I was passing
Im plagued here with lads calling in looking for work
could be worse i get people calling looking for the bossman
So do I i do tell them that im looking for him myself!
theres a heavenly foods rep that gives me the creeps and keeps calling too, i hide when i see his van coming into the yard
I was going to call In for a chat yesterday evening around half 4 when I was passing
Im plagued here with lads calling in looking for work
Or what is it with lorry drivers delivering "DAIRY" nuts at half 5 in the evening? It doesn't take a quantum physicist to work out why that might be inconvenient.
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If you do that and I set one of the dogs on ya, it's nothing personal....honest ;)
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Or what is it with lorry drivers delivering "DAIRY" nuts at half 5 in the evening? It doesn't take a quantum physicist to work out why that might be inconvenient.
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Or what is it with lorry drivers delivering "DAIRY" nuts at half 5 in the evening? It doesn't take a quantum physicist to work out why that might be inconvenient.
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What`s wrong with delivering nut`s at that time . We`ll take deliveries here at any hour .
Well until recently we used to blow the nuts on to the loft right over the milking parlour, the noise and smell used to drive cows in the parlour mad to the extent we used to stop the milking machine and wait until the blower had finished.
New set up is bin beside the parlour with augers, the noise of the blower does make tentative heifers very nervous and hard to milk.
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Cause the man that plans the loads tells him to...he'll still blame the driver tho.Or what is it with lorry drivers delivering "DAIRY" nuts at half 5 in the evening? It doesn't take a quantum physicist to work out why that might be inconvenient.
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Or what is it with lorry drivers delivering "DAIRY" nuts at half 5 in the evening? It doesn't take a quantum physicist to work out why that might be inconvenient.
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What`s wrong with delivering nut`s at that time . We`ll take deliveries here at any hour .
too right, anytime is good here and I am glad of there service, had a load in on Monday at 5.30am and on friday evening at 9pm last week. Have had lorries tipping in the yard after 1am and no problems, even lads staying the night in the yard to sleep Im grand with. These are hard working lads doing there best to earn a crust so try and make things easy for them.
Yea but I can get Brucey's point. Milking cow, especially heifers, get very nervous if theres even the slightest unusual noise. Nothing worse than picking up a row of clusters from the floor only to have them kicked off again.
I'd blame the company far more than the driver though
Ah I'm not complaining about the odd load of meal that lands at milking time because of traffic problems, it's when the same driver lands in to the yard, religiously at milking time to blow nuts up on to a loft where he knows he needs my help.