- Location
- North Yorkshire
It's really wet still, just walking across the field leaves muddy footprints, tho the grass has turned a better shade of green. They went out today for a few hours while I rejigged the shed, lovely bite of grass (probably 1 bite each) and they trotted back in ?Well I can only imagine how wet it is there if it’s anything like here. Only had a 4 dry days over Xmas here and apart from another odd one here and there that’s all we have had dry since last September last year.
Sheep looking good in that shed. [emoji106]
Good to see you have a plan in place as at the minute I have no plan[emoji85]
I’ve got dung piled high in one shed and pens to empty ready to start calving sometime in March.
Can’t decide if I should keep hold of last years calves and run them on next summer on my mowing land or sell them and carry on as normal, but at current cattle prices I’m gonna poop out financially whatever I choose I think.
Really desperate for a few dry weeks now.
Have 2 pens now so I can seperate singles out after scanning, and more feed spaces in the walk-through feeders.
Sheds were full of muck the day before I brought them in, just one of those jobs that always gets pushed back.
Just need a big beefy generator to power the lights and I'd be all set.