300 mm for uncovered tanks and 200mm for covered Tanks.
a. Finishing cattle (550kg) cattle require 4.0 m2 - 6.0 m2 lying area when housed on straw
b. Weanlings (+250kg) require 2.3 m2 - 2.8 m2 lying area when housed on straw
c. Finishing cattle (550kg) cattle require 2.2 m2 - 2.5 m2 lying area when housed on slatted floors
d. Weanlings (+250 kg) require 1.7 m2 - 1.9 m2 lying area when housed on slatted floors.
d. Weanlings (+250 kg) require 1.7 m2 - 1.9 m2 lying area when housed on slatted floors.
For Five years.
When the Farmer has made a genuine mistake and erected a building or extension which should have required full planning permission.
List two disadvantages of using a loose housing shed-straw bedded sheds for housing cattle?
27 mm
A Crush.
A Gate
Dispersal Pen.
Worker Escape Points.
Better control of Slurry.
A wide range of Cattle can be suitably housed in the one House.
Labour Efficient.
Allows Safe loading, handling and moving of Cattle.
Causes minimal stress to animals when being handled/restrained.
Allows safe restraint of cattle for treatment inspection and assistance at calving.
“Research at Teagasc Grange results indicate that cattle finished on out-wintering pads had higher feed intake, higher fat scores, better feed conversion efficiency and higher live weight gains than similar cattle housed indoors”.
False. All true except they have lower fat scores.
List Two Disadvantages of Slatted Housing
They are expensive.
Need to be vigilant when agitating Slurry.
Health and Respiratory Diseases will happen with higher stocking rates and poor ventilation.
Benefits of Housing?
What are the five classes of Agricultural structures?
What are the exempted conditions for Class 6 and 8 structures?