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Posted: Tuesday 29 June, 2010
I got the Ryeland Flock Book Society newletter today. It said that the registration letter for 2010 lambs is N. Last year, it was L. I queried it and have been assured that it is N - M, for some reason, isn't used. Looks like Milly's in for a name change!
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The most common metabolic diseases that present around lambing are Pregnancy Toxaemia (also called Twin Lamb Disease) an
Nematodirus are parasitic worms that cause nematodirosis in lambs (and sometimes calves).
Most sheep can live perfectly well outside all year, provided they have sufficient food, water and natural shelter. Howe
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Darren (Green Change)
Wednesday 30 June, 2010 at 1:40am
Perhaps it's because if your lamb was upside-down, it'd look like a W?