Recent content by Dorset Lad

Thanks!

Thanks! I was hopeful for signs of life beyond the obvious Fb marketplace and fleabay!

That one's sold, unfortunately.

Reading other threads @Nearly may know of one? many thanks

Any decent teleshift's about? Would prefer later one and 4wd. Cheers

Hedge Laying.

The reg is for use with the original dynamo, there is no need to use it if you are using an alternator as they have a built in reg. The wiring is very simple for an alternator too which means you could chuck that sh!t reg in the scrap!

Original Rappa barrow, good working order, some surface rust due to being stored outside. As per the pics. £200? Prefer collection from west Dorset but if you want to arrange a courier then knock your self out! (all stakes not in pic but they are mostly the orange hotline ones with some generic...

Many thanks to all who replied to my quandary. Have asked the LL for a shorter term 'thing' to tide us over lambing, then who knows? Will he go for it, only time will tell. Meeting a good friend on Friday who may want to split the rent for rearing calves;so, much thinking outside the box may...

On this ground, one would be a fool to pay 75p a sheep. One cannot compare this farm with bio-digester maize ground @Forage Trader Perhaps we are being foolish and should just improve it, but it's a long term option and a risky one at that, given that our agreement could only be a year long...

Firstly, thanks everybody for your reply's. Such a welcome to a forum i've only viewed in the past. The grazing agreement we have (364 day) is worded thus: "the licensor gives the licensee the personal right of access to the land for grazing or mowing for conservation of the pasture and not for...

Hi, my first post to the forum, but thought i'd share our current situation just to check we are not going mental. We took on 77 acres of pasture (some rough) a couple of years ago, on a yearly grazing agreement. My partner and I both work pretty much full time in addition to our own sheep...