National Ploughing Championships Offers 2019
Ploughing offers live in:Countdown To mark the 2019 National Ploughing [...]
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BLACK FRIDAY OFFER ENDSCountdown Ploughing time is back again and [...]
Farmers Shopping Day SPECIAL OFFER on Moocall Calving Sensors
The December 8th Rural Invasion day is here! And we're [...]
Moocall Black Friday Offer
Get €80 off your Moocall Calving Sensor ONLY this Black Friday Weekend. LIMITED SUPPLY!
Purchase a Moocall calving sensor before midnight on 25 November to get €80 off your Moocall Calving Sensor when you use the discount code "MOOBLACK" at checkout. That's €249 for a calving sensor!
THIS IS A ONE TIME ONLY BLACK FRIDAY EVENTÂ - don't miss it. When it's gone it's gone!
The RDPE Countryside Productivity Scheme – A Small Grant Scheme
The RDPE Countryside Productivity Scheme is a Small Grant Scheme [...]
Moocall HEAT Launches Test Farm in New Zealand
Moocall HEAT testing is underway in New Zealand, and our [...]
Prepare your Moocall for Calving Season
In order to use your calving sensor most effectively this calving season, you should prepare it for action so you can hit the ground running.
With over 15,000 customers using our devices, the folks here at Moocall know the pitfalls and best practices for farmers using them.
Here's a short video to give you an idea of what to do:
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We've also done up a checklist of things to do with your calving sensor before you enter calving season.
We Have the Technology – The Argument for AI in a Beef/Suckler Herd
Artificial Insemination hasn’t traditionally been the main port of call [...]
‘Bull Proofing’ the Moocall HEAT
Despite being so simple to use, the Moocall HEAT sensor is designed in a very sophisticated way.
It took hundreds of hours of careful testing tweaking and painstaking redesign to make sure you get the best heat detection experience technology can offer.
Almost 50 dairy farms were involved in testing the Moocall HEAT system throughout development.
Managing a Work/Life Balance
While running your farm and making sure you get the most out of it as a business as possible is important, it is also important not to overload yourself.
Managing a work/life balance is something many people struggle with, however with farmers it can be even more difficult as there is always something else you can be doing.
Part-time farmers in particular find it difficult to get a break, as most of their down time is spent in what is essentially a second job.
While it might seem like a necessary evil, it can actually have some drawbacks that will make you question whether it is worth it.
