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I know. It's the price you pay for being part of an estate. Each one has it's foibles.

High speed lead injection is the best way.

That's what I'd be looking at.

How much is the owner paying you for your grazing services?

Has the video in question been proven/confirmed to be an Evolution farm?

Did you read the article? There are several key points, but the main one is the classification of ultrasound scanning as "medicine".

No it's a fully registered vet. Same with sheep ultrasound.

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Stay in the tractor. Call the company and say what's happened. Do not attempt to get out the tractor!

With an enterprise that big, you just live on the road huh? Always travelling from unit to unit.

140 cows plus followers to finish. 980 ewes. All outside. Normally me and Mrs, but she's buggered her knee. So I've got 3 interns in.

Do you have WhatsApp? If so PM me your number. I'll make a video, then send it to you.

Potentially. However, at a flock level most genetic gain comes from the ram. Therefore younger ewes should have better genetics than older ewes.

Twins slowly moving to their lambing paddocks. Official start date 24 Apr, but will have them in their paddocks from Saturday.

Who's that? Baxter?

That slows genetic gain.

Would require tagging at birth or DNA testing, both of which are expensive. Using a raw kg weaned figure will favour bigger ewes. Weight of lambs weaned as a percentage of ewe weight at tupping is the better figure.

Yes

Every heifer that is born without assistance and weaned by her own mother will be retained. The default setting is to bull them all, but I'll cull out any that needs individual assistance. I cull again at AI for any pelvic malformation and temperament.

It makes me happy to see it too.