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Grazing vineyards
- Thread starter Mcnulty24
- Start date
- Location
- Mendips Somerset
watch for bark stripping and rubbing wires and posts ! could be expensive mistake , otherwise good idea , would keep a low stocking rate though
RushesToo
Member
- Location
- Fingringhoe
Shropshire sheep or forget harvesting grapes.
For some reason these ones don't eat bark, the rest do.
For some reason these ones don't eat bark, the rest do.
We done it one spring.
It's actually very common on the continent supposedly.
The owner took.full.responsibility for any damage caused by the sheep.
They didn't strip any bark, but they can nip buds off, which is used to clear low growth .
As long as you're indemnified by the owner why not?
It's actually very common on the continent supposedly.
The owner took.full.responsibility for any damage caused by the sheep.
They didn't strip any bark, but they can nip buds off, which is used to clear low growth .
As long as you're indemnified by the owner why not?
Romney_Rob
Member
- Location
- Baldock, Hertfordshire
Where abouts in the country is it?
Romney_Rob
Member
- Location
- Baldock, Hertfordshire
If it's in herts or Sussex then I would say definitely don't bother it's awful.... Then quietly ask for the phone number.
If it's outside this area I would say we graze loads of it every year and it's no problem - you will need very good dogs though!!
If it's outside this area I would say we graze loads of it every year and it's no problem - you will need very good dogs though!!
JD-Kid
Member
- Location
- Akaroa.. New Zealand
a few guys putting store lambs in to. trim the grass and lower leaf of vines
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- harvesting