They would indeed Chris and we are doing that up at our other block where we are just lucky that a neighbour wants some agistment. But cattle are at record prices atm, our spare capital has gone into the new woolshed and with all this feed about there are few takers for agistment. We're also mindful that the country needs some grass litter to help rebuild the humus layer after the stress of the 2018-19 drought, and we know that with winter not far away the tap will turn off so its always handy to have something in reserve...!
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Wouldn’t the sheep do better on that long tucker, if you used cows or cattle of some sort, to knock the top of it, prior to putting the sheep in
They would indeed Chris and we are doing that up at our other block where we are just lucky that a neighbour wants some agistment. But cattle are at record prices atm, our spare capital has gone into the new woolshed and with all this feed about there are few takers for agistment. We're also mindful that the country needs some grass litter to help rebuild the humus layer after the stress of the 2018-19 drought, and we know that with winter not far away the tap will turn off so its always handy to have something in reserve...!