The Accidental Smallholder Forum
Livestock => Goats => Topic started by: jinglejoys on July 06, 2012, 04:09:59 pm
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I think maybe all this rain is making things grow like Triffids! ;D
(http://i5.photobucket.com/albums/y190/jinglejoys/Goats/PeekabooTabitha.jpg)
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Oh that's brilliant, JJ!!
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Yep. We have nettles like that! So strange after last year when nothing grew at all.
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mine looks much the same, minus the goat that is
Sally
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we cut and wilted a load, fed them to the sheep and goats next day (when we had some sunshine!) now they are grown back again, 10 times as many and twice as high!!
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Will pigs eat them too?
Sally
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I'm drying them for winter feed.
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Yes Sally, pigs love em dryed :thumbsup:
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I'm drying them for winter feed.
You've had DRY weather!? :o
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The polytunnel has! ;D
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haha, poor jingles is panicking that 2 miles down the road there's drier weather!! I think the Avon is about to creep onto our local roads some point very soon!!
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Wouldn't know about that I'm on the other side of the hill ;D FIFTY flood warnings?!
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50?
I've got to trek back to offenham at 7 to drop Milli off for youth club.....might get the dinghy out... ;D
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Sorry, I'm borrowing it first!
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Sorry, I'm borrowing it first!
I'll have to go on the lilo then ::)
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Not bad here yet ........ and on a hill so will hopefully run away - have to say a winning picture there JJ
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Ha, it looks like that round here too, I can only detect my 10 week old goat kids by seeing the docken moving ::) Never mind, I collect my scythe tomorrow ;D
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Are they pigmies or normal sized goats :o
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Both JJ's and mine are Old English. So not as big as the big dairy breeds but certainly not pygmies.