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I think it was a thousand last year and up to two thousand this year and that's why it's all out door lambing. That's what I picked up from one of the recent videos.

They bought another 300 a few weeks ago.

He's lambing 2000 this year as far as I know.

Wet as fuk here this morning, after dropping below zero last night.

Cut your nose off to spite your face, springs to mind.

If talking down prices actually had any effect on prices moving downwards then all we would have to do is talk them up. Of course nobody would be silly enough to believe that.

True, but Toxoplasmosis is statistically more likely.

Most likely toxo

Is it easy to find true blues still, do you know of anyone using the crossing types over cheviots?

That's the norm for suck cows where I'm from, seven months in the house bad years eight.

What I meant was that they didn't do the work to have gotten to that stage (drench resistance) in the first place.

They must not have done that work in NZ though which is surprising.

Were any of them really true though? Maybe, maybe not.

Nothing wrong with promoting our product, but there has to be some substance behind the statements that people can understand. If I say to you Irish lamb is even better than British lamb you'd want a pretty thorough explanation as to why, because on the face of it, it wouldn't make sense.

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Irish lamb is the best, so there 😋

There needs to be some some logic behind statements to make them true though. Why would our lamb be "better " than say New Zealand lamb? They are the same species reared on pasture based systems where could the difference be coming from?