tag:smurfy.blog.co.uk,2009-11-12:/smurfyMokoFeed2009-11-12T03:24:24+01:00tag:smurfy.blog.co.uk,2007-11-13:/2007/11/08/hungry_cows~3262828/#c5196259In response to:Hungry cowsantlady692007-11-13T07:30:32+01:002007-11-13T07:30:32+01:00What a talented cow! *LOL* <br>
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Too bad she'll be turned into beef soon (cows are slaughtered at what age? 9 months?).<br>
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Maybe you could enter her into a talent show for animals?? ;Dtag:smurfy.blog.co.uk,2007-11-09:/2007/11/02/days~3233192/#c5166600In response to:DaysUsksider2007-11-09T19:11:58+01:002007-11-09T19:11:58+01:00:)) I'll try! tag:smurfy.blog.co.uk,2007-11-08:/2007/11/08/hungry_cows~3262828/#c5157799In response to:Hungry cowssmurfy2007-11-08T20:04:27+01:002007-11-08T20:04:27+01:00Beef. I could never be that dedicated to do dairy! Sorry! No offense.tag:smurfy.blog.co.uk,2007-11-08:/2007/11/08/hungry_cows~3262828/#c5151961In response to:Hungry cowsdeleted user2007-11-08T07:40:12+01:002007-11-08T07:40:12+01:00Ever hungry cows! That's something I recognise! By the way, what kind of farming are you in? Beef, dairy, both, other? :) James.tag:smurfy.blog.co.uk,2007-11-07:/2007/11/02/days~3233192/#c5141907In response to:Dayssmurfy2007-11-07T02:49:52+01:002007-11-07T02:49:52+01:00Thanks for the hospitality. Break me in right!tag:smurfy.blog.co.uk,2007-11-06:/2007/11/02/days~3233192/#c5132041In response to:DaysUsksider2007-11-06T06:30:01+01:002007-11-06T06:30:01+01:00Welcome to Blogland Smurfy. Always nice to see a new face here. :yes:<br>
:wave:tag:smurfy.blog.co.uk,2007-11-02:/2007/11/02/days~3233192/#c5097424In response to:Dayssmurfy2007-11-02T08:29:57+01:002007-11-02T08:29:57+01:00Yes. It is just now frosted where I live at for the first time and we are just now starting to feed hay. We allow the cows to be out during the winter time, but they have a barn for shelter purposes.tag:smurfy.blog.co.uk,2007-11-02:/2007/11/02/days~3233192/#c5097053In response to:Daysdeleted user2007-11-02T07:29:05+01:002007-11-02T07:29:05+01:00You're still feeding hay outdoors? I should be so lucky! We've brought our cattle in for the winter! Although, I'll admit, I do let the milking herd out sunny days. Just to stretch their legs, don't you know! Well, that, and to save on bedding costs! :) James.