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Finally the cows are home
Finally, after a couple of false starts, we brought the female cattle home on Tuesday – Breeze, Blizzard, Annie, Bonnie, Sunny and Rosie. They’re now settled in the…
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Siting the hen house
There are three small paddocks at Dalmore. The hen house is going in one of them. After much deliberation, we've decided to upgrade the fencing on one, for now, to poultry proof…
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New hens
Well, the new Black Rocks seem to have survived the trauma of the poultry sale. We cobbled together a temporary run for them today round about their house - the fixed run is way…
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The New Horse-Powered Farm by Stephen Leslie
In an era when fuel is a primary concern, draft horses are seen by many as the solution to small-scale, resilient farming with a closed-loop system. Horses bring farmers back to…
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Ryeland ewe lambs
My original flock was three 2007 ewes; in 2009, they lambed for the first time and produced one ewe lamb so I bought another two by the same tup. This year, the three ewes again…
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NSA Sheep 2014
The NSA Sheep Event on Wednesday July 30 at the Three Counties Showground, Malvern, Worcestershire promises to be bigger and better than ever.Highlights will include an incredible…
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Popcorn and the pygmy goat
I hoped to meet Popcorn today, but due to Blue Tongue restrictions, she wasn't able to come to Carlisle. Curious? Popcorn is a three year old Irish Moiled x Jersey cow, well…
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Strathaven Show
Take part in the Show Come along and see the cattle, sheep and ponies close up. Have a gander at the various breeds of bantams, ducks and geese in our Poultry…
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All done
It's been an unseasonably warm week - but I'm not complaining. The grass is still growing and it hasn't been too wet, and that suits me just fine. Leo has now…
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Cull sheep
Because we're relatively new to sheepkeeping, this is the first year we've had to cull animals. In 2007 we bought ewe lambs; in 2008 and 2009, they went back to the…
