The Accidental Smallholder Forum
Community => Introduce yourself => Topic started by: tirdu on February 15, 2009, 11:27:15 am
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Hei there everybody. My names keith and well im a newbie to the forum, which if i may say so is alredy proving to be a valuable resource to me and my buisness. Currently farming aound 50 acre with 100 ewes and hopefully soon a new herd of pigs, speak to you all sumtime, thanks
Keith
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Hello and welcome!
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hiya welcome to he fold
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Hiya from sunny borth ;D
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Hi Keith
Hope you enjoy it here as much as I do !
Dave
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Well Dave have been a smallholder for over 10 years this spring and yet sill learning all the time with the help of the forum and all you other smallholders here, hope to be chatting to you all sometime ;D
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Hi again Keith
Just out of interest, does your TAS name "Tirdu" mean anything in welsh? It is similar to the gaelic for "Black earth" or "Black Land".
Dave
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hello, I've just joined and am looking for a contact to help with sheep advice/obtaining a couple of lambs for meat as I would like a couple of lams for my orchard this year but have no prior experience of sheep rearing whatsoever. Aberystwyth isn't far from me I think. Would u be able to help? thanks
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Well certainly. I have a good few contacts and sheep of my own so any problems whivh you may have than just let me know. ;D
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thanks for replying. do u know of any local people to get lambs from and when do u think I should get them?
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Hi and welcome, my Grandfather was a farmer 10 miles outside Aberystwyth, I have happy memories of there.
Good luck and keep posting
Carole
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Hi Keith
and Hello from cheery Yorkshire :D. Was a farmer some years ago, and must say sheep and pigs bring back fond memories!! Hope you have a much fun with the pigs as I did -they're fab animals to have around.
Looking foraward to future chit chats
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Well ies crofter are smallholding is called tirdu meaning as you stated 'black land' ;D
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Well claire i know of plenty of lambs available , how far are you from aberystwyth?. Im done in Aberaeron?