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<blockquote data-quote="Farmer 83563" data-source="post: 8042120" data-attributes="member: 114846"><p>I think the damage is done mid pregnancy when they put condition on instead of loosing a bit. Mine are on restricted hay and just 600g ewe nuts spread over three feeds. Fine balance between twin lamb disease and prolapses at this stage. But hey, at least the weather's improved and we can turn out!</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Farmer 83563, post: 8042120, member: 114846"] I think the damage is done mid pregnancy when they put condition on instead of loosing a bit. Mine are on restricted hay and just 600g ewe nuts spread over three feeds. Fine balance between twin lamb disease and prolapses at this stage. But hey, at least the weather's improved and we can turn out! [/QUOTE]
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