Here comes the end of August and it’s all about the sheep as our teaser rams, George, Roger and Geoffrey are introduced to the sheep for a few weeks. They work hard to bring the sheep into season before they are replaced by the ‘big boys’ who are ready to go beginning of September – what a life! We use different colour blocks on their harnesses so we know which sheep are due to lamb and in which week – how organised are we.
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