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SandraM Posted - Nov 04 2013 : 12:15:23 PM
We put our Rams out this week so that means lambs in about 5 months. The girls are already counting the days :)
When you do you have farm babies?

Sandra
www.mittenstatesheepandwool.com
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magnoliakathy Posted - Nov 06 2013 : 07:08:09 AM
I plan for Niggie kids in December and January. Here in South Texas that is the time of year the flies are a problem, and the girls want to stay inside the barn with the heat lamps on cooler days. Milking starts about 1 month after kidding, DH likes for the kids to get off to a "good start" before we start "sharing" the milk. Also, leavings no milking chores over the holidays.

When you free your mind your heart can fly. Farmgirl # 714,
windypines Posted - Nov 05 2013 : 10:44:42 AM
We calve in the spring time. Acutally I just weaned calves on Sunday. Brought everyone down from pasture, so had a lot of crying going on. Everyone is eating good, and some of the calves are already up to the feed bunk.

just a girl farming in WI

Michele

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