The advancement technology has changing farming dramatically.
Grandad had a ferret and they used to set 300 traps per day. He used labradors on occasions and he had a grey hound that would run down rabbits.
He had a Dave Brown case tractor with no cabs, no heating and no radio. Later he got a John Deer tractor5820 had insulated cab ,CD player and a radio and Central heating front loaders with forks and was much more powerful.
Feeding out sheep in the old days used a tractor and trailer or the Ute with Grandad driving and Grandma on the back feeding out the small rectangle bales.
There was a lot of manual labour. Grandad changed later on to round bales that he could lift on with his forks onto his hay feeder that automatically feeds out while driving .
He had a silage waggon which he could load on with his front forks end loader and then it would automatically feeds out . BOTH these methods are faster and more efficient and use less physical labour.
He had a Dave Brown case tractor with no cabs, no heating and no radio. Later he got a John Deer tractor5820 had insulated cab ,CD player and a radio and Central heating front loaders with forks and was much more powerful.
Feeding out sheep in the old days used a tractor and trailer or the Ute with Grandad driving and Grandma on the back feeding out the small rectangle bales.
There was a lot of manual labour. Grandad changed later on to round bales that he could lift on with his forks onto his hay feeder that automatically feeds out while driving .
He had a silage waggon which he could load on with his front forks end loader and then it would automatically feeds out . BOTH these methods are faster and more efficient and use less physical labour.
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