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There must be plenty of people on here who can beat this...
SMurF replied to mrol's topic in General Hobby Discussion
I think the bloke needs a medal if his wife lets him keep them all over the house (exept the bedroom) I get ear ache if i leave a new model in the living room for more than a few days. We could dwindle the numbers down on here who are actually farm workers with a collection. Fair play to the bloke as not so long ago I thought that i was allone in collecting so many models, That was until I found this little site on te internet with like minded people as myself and look what the forum has turned into. -
an interesting read http://www.cruachan.com.au/embryo_transfer.htm
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Its not as simple as AI Embryo transfer is a very specialised system for producing large amounts of high pedigree offspring from sometimes only a few cows/bulls A farm next door used to do it and my mate worked there. I went on numerous occasions to see him and he explained how it works First you get a top ranking cow, Then you have to harvest the eggs which go into the lab there they are sepperated and fertilised with the semen from the desired bull (which can be from anywhere in the world). The embryos are then cultured for a while in the lab. Then they are transfered to, in this farms case some Hereford cows which have been specially prepared for the procedure of transfer. Wait for a few days then pregnancy test the cow to see if it is in calf, then let nature take its course. They allso scan the cows to see what the calf is . At the end you have full blown pedigree dairy cows/bulls which can be worth a small fortune. That is a simplified version of events The farm no longer does any of this anymore as they moved away It was a very expensive way of breeding cattle but the proffits could be emense. I hope this is what you were looking for
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For repairing a leaky copper pipe fitting Older sizal twine for making 1/32 straw (another trade secret released) For wrapping round plastic bolt threads to keep them tight for sucking through conduit to allow you to pull the wires through Just a few that i have used But it has got to be one of the most versatile things on a farm
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A NH 60?? with a brand new Nh conventional Baler and attatched to the back of it all was a thing called a Bale Baron which Stacks and ties 21 conv bales into what looks like a heston type size bale Twas a smart bit if kit http://balebaronuk.com/
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It can never be a dud if you like it Have got tw20's, 5610's and 7710 versions but have not seen a metal cabbed one
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Whats on your workbench???
SMurF replied to MODELFARMER's topic in Other Conversions & Scratch Builds
Just been putting a rear linkage on to an FW 30 -
britains case 956/1056 ih rear wheels
SMurF replied to Tractorman810's question in Custom Model Methods/Tips/Help
A question in line with tm's how can i get the rear wheels off of a FW30 \ -
Markie You are getting good at this paparazi job Would have liked to have a chat but I gave up playing hide and seek and had to set off home
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My new bits are Britains 1056xl Britains red Defender 90 with ally back UH Manitou MT625 UH Vicon iXter sprayer UH Kuhn Axis fert spreader UH Vari Master plough Replicagri Agrisem Combiplow Joskin TR/270/C3 topper
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No I recon he must have been avoiding me as I kept going from hall to hall and he was nowhere to be seen Perhaps it was form the embaresment of having to hall all those FORDs about
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Had a good day out which was enjoyed by all my lot good to see the people i did and a few good purchases made by myself
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What really PLEASED you?
SMurF replied to Leakeyvale's topic in General Discussion / Off topic discussion & Everything Else
I feel sorry for the 2 fruit cakes what bar did u pick them up at Wont they be missed