Dourie Farms, Scotland

[@michaeldoyle6766]

Great discussion, would like to hear more about oad targets, breeding etc. keep up the good work

[@markredmond987]

Very interesting video.do you work with any once a day farmers in ireland.interesting video to do as alot of farmers on the fence because of no milkers

[@GraiseConsultancy]

@markredmond987 thanks, yes I've done a lot with OAD over the years and milked OAD and 3 in 2 myself

[@markredmond987]

I did 10 and 7 last year.but am thinking of oad this spring and maybe full time.finding it impossible to get time off and with young family and no relief milker...have talked to a cuple of oad farmers.where would u advice me to turn to next ss too make the big step.

[@GraiseConsultancy]

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[@paulfinnan1984]

Interesting video, so is he running 2 parlours now in 2 driffrent parts of the farm now? Keep up the good work .

[@GraiseConsultancy]

@paulfinnan1984 yes that's it, split the farm, 2 parlours and both with no long walks on the main season milking platform

[@DylanFarrell-t3j]

With the hen dung how is that incorporated? Any risk of botulism?

[@GraiseConsultancy]

@DylanFarrell-t3j chicken manure is spread directly, I questioned the botulism too but seems to be near nil risk

[@DylanFarrell-t3j]

@ thanks André really enjoying the channel

[@hughmarcus1]

@@GraiseConsultancywon’t be as big a risk from laying hens as broilers.