Recent content by noagain

Hi looks ideal, What is the floor length and width of each cubicle?

Nope, between our garden and "wee field" which often has too many sheep in it. Needless to say, they clean one side of hedge and wife asks the same question every time, will grow bac...........

I don't think it is. There will probably be some of "the big boys" of the pedigree world on here and will realise that some people are laughing at them behind their backs and may make them have a think about the bigger picture. If they are that good at their job surely they can have courage in...

Last couple of years ours has came from, I believe, a forage fed plant. 4ton to the acre spread with a splash plate. Preferably raining when being applied, scarey waiting on it coming. Told no stock for 3weeks.

Personally, as long as there is not a lot of s***e in it, I would.

I would imagine that is due to cast prices being good and people are turning them over and keep their tups young and fresh..........

2 ped tex gimmers struck behind shoulder today, first ewes since clipped in June

https://media.tenor.com/l5xeMEOto8gAAAAM/liza-koshy-piercing.gif take your pick

And the cattle hadn't eaten out the ring feeder for a while. There would be plenty of deserts they could have went to

4 load next week 🤞

Bought aberxblackies ONE year, I'm too old for this! Her lambs are in the pen behind the bales

You may have trouble getting it, can't keep existing customers supplied😠

You wouldn't have had to travel far north this morning to find some unhappy farmers with hay to bale.

I work in a NHS store, got 1/2 a dozen boxes of syringes that were either out of date or been opened. There thickest needles were 21g

The g is a th of an inch, as 18g =18th of an inch. Therefore a 21g(21th of inch) is thinner. 16g for intravenous and thicker medicines (synulox) 18g the rest