harperfarmer
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Worth keeping one of his sons from a cow with similar traits?
Possibly from a pure cow but nearly all of mine have 50% holstein in them.
Worth keeping one of his sons from a cow with similar traits?
I thought your bull was a good buy that day!A couple of calves from our new stock bull @M-J-G I think we can see the Celtic coming throughView attachment 964019View attachment 964020View attachment 964021
I think Lleyns could have a bit of anything in them. I brought some here to lamb them for friends this year and even though they are "pure" some definitely had Cheviot look about them, some were Texel looking too, but it seemed to do them no harm as ewes though and I couldn't really fault them.Definitely no Cheviot in them majority of my ewes are pure or pedigree Lleyn, just the odd older ewe that’s tex x Lleyn that’s then gone to a Lleyn. Those ewes were from a ped Lleyn flock that crossed some ewes to a texel for better lambs sold live. But like everyone says there’s so much variation in the Lleyn breed.
What breed are they?Walk up through the tup lambs tonight.
What breed are they?
Heat today will bring the grass now.@sheepwise
Those fields haven’t been grazed since January, and should of had a rotation of sheep first before the cows went into them. Don’t know where the cows will go next!
Yep hopefully it will be able to catch up a bit. My phone has started going, folk already getting excited about shearing after 3 good daysHeat today will bring the grass now.
If there’s a dead coupy or a mockit ewe tomorrow they’ll definitely be readyYep hopefully it will be able to catch up a bit. My phone has started going, folk already getting excited about shearing after 3 good days