JohnB wrote:


If you don't even know the area being discussed your opinion is worthless.
BTW its not seasonal work.

*All* farming is seasonal.

Silk wrote:

JohnB wrote:

If you don't even know the area being discussed your opinion is worthless.
BTW its not seasonal work.

*All* farming is seasonal.

Thank you for showing your ignorance.
In this case the work is throughout the year.

John B

JohnB wrote:

Thank you for showing your ignorance.
In this case the work is throughout the year.

Please give an example of a type of farming that is not seasonal.

I'm sure there are a lot of farms that have a similar workload all year
round, but the type of activity will vary according to season.

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Please give an example of a type of farming that is not seasonal.


EU subsidised fallow farming.

Silk wrote:

JohnB wrote:

Thank you for showing your ignorance.
In this case the work is throughout the year.

Please give an example of a type of farming that is not seasonal.

I'm sure there are a lot of farms that have a similar workload all year
round, but the type of activity will vary according to season.

Do chickens stop laying eggs[1] in the winter where you live?

Not the product I originally referred to but it might help you get the
message.

John B

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Silk wrote:

JohnB wrote:

Thank you for showing your ignorance.
In this case the work is throughout the year.

Please give an example of a type of farming that is not seasonal.

I'm sure there are a lot of farms that have a similar workload all year
round, but the type of activity will vary according to season.

Do chickens stop laying eggs[1] in the winter where you live?

Not the product I originally referred to but it might help you get the
message.

Not so long as you keep a light in their coop/quarters/ accommodation.

So long as you can simulate "summer" light hours, they should stay in lay
all year round - _as a group_. Hens go in & out of lay, so you'll not get
100% turnaround all the time.

Pete.

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Please give an example of a type of farming that is not seasonal.

Dairy.

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Conor wrote:


Dairy.

Except the bit about making hay for the cattle to eat in the winter,
that is.

"Silk" wrote in message
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Conor wrote:

Dairy.

Except the bit about making hay for the cattle to eat in the winter,
that is.

If the cattle were having grass and hay rather than
feed/concentrates, which season is for hay making?

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Conor wrote:

Dairy.

Except the bit about making hay for the cattle to eat in the winter,
that is.

If the cattle were having grass and hay rather than
feed/concentrates, which season is for hay making?

Same as silage, which is what they tend to feed cattle round here.

Pete.

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