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Ideal for lambing, plenty light and very airy , go for a single span not multi span particulary if you’re in an area that has a lot of snow , get it professionally covered. Ours coped ok with 60mph gusts but do creak a bit , just go away for the day if it’s very windy, just try and get a...

Certainly does , less worm burden as eating more feed rather than grazing grass , especially in this year’s conditions, lambs kill out miles better, just my own experience, others may differ

Try your local fabricator to make one with a mesh floor , ideal for this current weather conditions, lambs feet no plootering about in dubs

Try hydrated lime round water troughs and feeders

2nd season using mine , first class piece of equipment,very quite in operation, ideal for husband and wife setup no shouting and bawling 😄

Don’t worry you’re not alone , had it 2 years ago driver was a new start , came out the IBC like a fountain poor chap was covered in molasses, did the same this year but was prepared so stopped filling till it settled down. Just wondering if it’s caused by the product having added minerals...

Sheepeze turnover crate , has any used one and are they suitable for texel rams

Certainly is , no noise at all, runs on 36v battery same one as used for an electric bike , very compact lambs exit either side or straight out , doesn’t have shedder on the front like shearwell

Or speak to Victor from Pharmweigh , his new all electronic autodrafter is streets ahead of anything out there , can vouch for that as am using one at present

Did see it and thought it looked a good piece of kit but can’t seem to find a Scottish dealer , Thanks for the reply

Looks like the ideal piece of equipment fo using on my merlo for mixing dry feed with molasses for sheep, does anyone have experience with one and an idea of a price

Okay thanks for the reply, with what’s going on probably safer getting from Horner

Does anyone know the best glue for shearing grinder papers , that I could maybe source from B&Q rather than online

Bought dispersal Blackie ewes about 7 years ago and spent decent money on a BFL tup , best thing we ever did , gives you complete control over health status of replacements

Maybe but the draft pro is a considerable bit cheaper than the other two that you mentioned

Having just erected a 30m x 18m double Polytunnels on the understanding that I didn’t need any permission from planning etc should I be concerned about getting a visit from planning officers?

Interesting reading that Marshal trailers are agents for them

On that note why do none of the larger volume manufacturers make a trailer with hydraulic lifting decks ?

Thanks for your informative reply, I have a Keenan so that seems a good idea , I do have draff in storage which I could use for protein but just a wee bit concerned that there might b a bit much bulk in the ration as lambing approaches