Nothing wrong with making a living off of 1 hectare as long you weren’t trying to force it by doing it with sheep or sucklers.
Oh I meant there is nothing wrong with you, maybe someone else will give your post a laugh reaction
there you are
You laugh but I was once told of a farmer that would use spud boxes for pens for ewes with their lambs, when he got short of room he stacked them up, no idea if it was true or not.
lot of ewes wouldn't jump out though !!!!!You laugh but I was once told of a farmer that would use spud boxes for pens for ewes with their lambs, when he got short of room he stacked them up, no idea if it was true or not.
Horizontal farming is the present, that's why I treat it as a gift. Heck it's nice here, snow on the hills and feeling almost autumnal at the ends of the day.
It's amazing how animals can jump but don't, we had a calf hop off the truck a bit spooked, went over a couple of gates animals 6 times the weight just look at, wriggled through a fence, got a zap on the rump and away he went, 3 fences later we lost him.
most stock have ability to jump, surprisingly high, but never try.
You on daily shifts, Pete?
forget about feeding. You have to harvest it first. That would be ajob and a half.
haymaking is not so bad now, unlike those 1,000,000's of little bales we handballed over the decades. Quite like a £1 for every one l handballed !!!
Not daily shifts, more like weekly shifts . Ignore the paddock in front, it had kale in there this time last year and still haven't planted anything in them.
