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The Old Ram-Australia
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G'day folks, this morning we are getting some very welcome rain,over the last few dayswe have had "drips and drops" but this morning it does look like we will get a decent drop during the day and with a NE air flow and an East Coast Low we should get some more in the coming days. Their is no surface wind at the moment so with some luck we will get a good drop this morning....Oh my ,you folks are certainly beiing tested up there,what with fires in the West and snow and freezing weathher in the East. I hope all of you are safe in your part of the world.
The new FB group seems to be going OK, with lots of new to farming folks and some old farmers(who in the main just want to complain about my views and what I advocate). My first topic on Fencing seems to be recieved well ,but this subject is very large and complex because the land and its needs differ from landscape to livestock..If any of you would like to read and commment the group is FB Braidwood Grazing and Farming for Small Landowners,
Hope you all had an enjoyable break and like me managed to catch up with family. I have now split off all the young rams from last year ,except for a small group of ewes and lambs led by a "rebel ewe" who is going to ther freezer.I have found this is the most efficient way to handle persistant escapees.
Thats about it for now,T.O.R.
The new FB group seems to be going OK, with lots of new to farming folks and some old farmers(who in the main just want to complain about my views and what I advocate). My first topic on Fencing seems to be recieved well ,but this subject is very large and complex because the land and its needs differ from landscape to livestock..If any of you would like to read and commment the group is FB Braidwood Grazing and Farming for Small Landowners,
Hope you all had an enjoyable break and like me managed to catch up with family. I have now split off all the young rams from last year ,except for a small group of ewes and lambs led by a "rebel ewe" who is going to ther freezer.I have found this is the most efficient way to handle persistant escapees.
Thats about it for now,T.O.R.
