Mid June

The farm is reasonably up to date at the moment, first cut silage is completed, yields a little lower than hoped. We have a different baler and the bales are heavier so that may explain some of it!
The hay season is begining so we hope for a couple of weeks of nice weather.
The shearing is also completed all but 14 ewes which are grazing away from the main flocks. We are told wool has risen in value this year and an estimate shows it may just cover the cost of shearing this year, the first time for many years!
The grass has at last started to grow with some vigour so all the animals are looking well and growing well. They love the warm weather but do seek shade in the middle of the day, sometimes the fields can look deserted as they are hiding under the trees.
 

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NEW SEASON LAMB NOW AVAILABLE

STRAW SEASON
It will soon be the straw season for those requiring it for animals. If you have a requirement for the winter please give us a ring, we will bale and store it for you ( and deliver ). We tend not to bale many little bales beyond those ordered as they are labour intensive. We will have good quantities of round wheat or barley. As with hay we expect this to be relatively short as there is a stong demand from within the agricultural sector and the powerstation.