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Phila wrote: Thu Dec 24, 2020 12:30 am My sheep enterprise grows. I brought in 100 Suffolks and 50 Dorsets, a by keeping the female offspring I'm now now at just about 200 breeding ewes (right hand paddock aka The Orchard Field) and aiming for 250. Males get moved when a few months old into the new paddock (left - open paddock mod)) that is part of an existing grass field and sold off a year later at peak price time. (Modders - possible to make an 'invisble' livestock transport, holds 100-200 sheep, had a figure with a stick and dog at the back and moves at 3mph... make my sheep handling sooo much easier over short distances :) )
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Had to add some new fencing - netting or 'pig wire' as known to some, the sheep farmers friend. (Modders - my dream livestock add on: make me buy a fence post 'bumper' wire and posts and then let me using those allow me to mark out 'fence off' a paddock out an exiting grass field or even a radish aka turnip field and place sheep in there to graze...)
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Finally made the switch to round bales - see stack in yard , their is tarpaulin to cover the top, fear not, with a Claas of the era. I'm now baling my own straw but the contractor loads and shifts it , I may go back to a contractor as I grow and if not enough tractor time around.
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FYI I was going to do a update of the 135 but i heard PeterJ is working on it instead (his version will be much better)
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Oh fab! Thanks
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Phila wrote: Sat Jan 02, 2021 12:04 amOh fab!
so this is how its gonna work the Farmer is gonna be driveable (little weird) and the dog is going to hook up to him (very weird) the dog is essentially a Live stock trailer that can hold 999999999999999999999999999999999999999999 sheep cows and pigs (or more :biggrin2: )
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Does it include an automatic fill script?
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Very good ! While we are here... I changed the capacity of my sheep pens by changing the number in xml file. But when I did same on a livestock trailer (the capacity of all trailers is well off I think) it showed the new capacity in the shop but not in reality. Any idea why ?
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i believe there are to places you have to change it
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DEERE317 wrote: Sat Jan 02, 2021 3:45 am Does it include an automatic fill script?
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As in auto fill with 9999999999999... animals just by hitting one key.
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DEERE317 wrote: Sat Jan 02, 2021 4:26 pm As in auto fill with 9999999999999... animals just by hitting one key.
no your gonna have to buy them unless your using dev controls
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That would be a fun feature though... not sure how useful it would be though
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Meanwhile back on the Farm... and I'm moving into late 80s/early 90s

Had the contractor in for lime spreading and spraying, using two 80s contractor faves (due to their road speed and flexibility) - MB Trac and Unimog. Back in the day the line spreading was done by forward control Countys - https://tractors.fandom.com/wiki/County ... -_KJO_343G but the Mog is valid and cool. Though there are tanks for the MB rear deck , no mounted sprayer or spreader in FS19 (?) as often used.
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As trailed my new heavy work tractor , 180hp and a move to reversible plough. And the old 699 discing down a newly acquired field.

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Just to show how big my sheep operation is getting.. 600 pus ewes , they eat a lot and wool production is getting big!

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I described before how I tried to create an 'in shed' flat floor grain system. The heaps mod was close but I could not sort out resizing in the editor to make it work properly, or rather look 'right' . So I scrapped that and instead I resized the Lizard old grain bins mod to fit in and extend and moved the unload auger. I was not an uncommon approach , though with open bins until new regs about bird access rightly became a thing!
The batco drops into the cango auger and then into the bin 'loading pit'. This makes grains run much easier , though now the batco is registering as a vehicle and creating 'traffic for the tractors', hmm... and still a bit of shovel work when needed...

I've also invested in a new bigger trailer (Marston being spot on for this time) and a new combine - a classic NH Tx. Keeping the old girl running as well though!

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