Bossfarmer
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- between Perth and Inverness
has everyone read it?
has everyone read it?
I cant read.has everyone read it?
is it one man to 2000 sheep though like many in nz? common sense dictates the same man will make a better job of a smaller number as more time/attention is given to them/ any issues noticed/rectified quicker less lossesPlenty near me got 2000 sheep and make a better job than alot with alot less thats for sure.
Lots running 2000 ewes single handed with a bit of self employed help now and again some of the best flocks about.is it one man to 2000 sheep though like many in nz? common sense dictates the same man will make a better job of a smaller number as more time/attention is given to them/ any issues noticed/rectified quicker less losses
your missing the point theres always exceptions, if you give less time and attention to livestock what happens???Lots running 2000 ewes single handed with a bit of self employed help now and again some of the best flocks about.
All depends big differance between pro active and re active.is it one man to 2000 sheep though like many in nz? common sense dictates the same man will make a better job of a smaller number as more time/attention is given to them/ any issues noticed/rectified quicker less losses
They look after themselves ? some breeds need more attention than others keep a high maintenance breed what happens.?your missing the point theres always exceptions, if you give less time and attention to livestock what happens???
How often dose a man in the hills of the lake district check his sheep ?your missing the point theres always exceptions, if you give less time and attention to livestock what happens???
your dodging the question im aware some are lower maintenance many are not though and even the lower maintenance ones benefit from greater attentionThey look after themselves ? some breeds need more attention than others keep a high maintenance breed what happens.?
When sub goes are you going to lie down and go bankrupt and sleep on a park bench ?your dodging the question im aware some are lower maintenance many are not though and even the lower maintenance ones benefit from greater attention
so your advice is dont bother checking or looking after stock it wount reduce mortality they dont need it, greatHow often dose a man in the hills of the lake district check his sheep ?
How many do you save in the summer checking everyday ? or twice a day ?so your advice is dont bother checking or looking after stock it wount reduce mortality they dont need it, great
no im much better placed than most so will scrape by but the industry will be ruined and many good hardworking farmers will go out of business for imports to replace themWhen sub goes are you going to lie down and go bankrupt and sleep on a park bench ?
Everyone thinks they will be the golden one who scrapes by, you wont cos your mind is closed to fresh ideas.no im much better placed than most so will scrape by but the industry will be ruined and many good hardworking farmers will go out of business for imports to replace them
always the odd one on their back in the run up to lambing and i can sort any issues immediately before they get worse and affect profitability, my sheep are in fields round the steading so i can check them regularlyHow many do you save in the summer checking everyday ? or twice a day ?
Keep another breed that dosen`t get stuck on backs then.always the odd one on their back in the run up to lambing and i can sort any issues immediately before they get worse and affect profitability, my sheep are in fields round the steading so i can check them regularly
They generally do a hell of a lot better.your missing the point theres always exceptions, if you give less time and attention to livestock what happens???
your talking nonsense now fresh ideas??/ first thing i did when i took over was develop a steading/ clear debt and buy another farm then develop the steading on it to buy another block thats hardly run of the mill farming, what you done?Everyone thinks they will be the golden one who scrapes by, you wont cos your mind is closed to fresh ideas.
the more moddycoddled you make them the moddycoddled they become.always the odd one on their back in the run up to lambing and i can sort any issues immediately before they get worse and affect profitability, my sheep are in fields round the steading so i can check them regularly
Personal id say it was run of the mill.your talking nonsense now fresh ideas??/ first thing i did when i took over was develop a steading/ clear debt and buy another farm then develop the steading on it to buy another block thats hardly run of the mill farming, what you done?