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  Topic: Pig question
Nature'sgrafter

Replies: 5
Views: 35529
PostForum: Livestock and Pets   Posted: Fri Sep 16, 16 11:59 am   Subject: Pig question
I was working on the same logic when I did the trade, but thought it worth asking if others had experience of the cross and the results
  Topic: Pig question
Nature'sgrafter

Replies: 5
Views: 35529
PostForum: Livestock and Pets   Posted: Fri Sep 16, 16 10:56 am   Subject: Pig question
I have recently done a trade of sheep for pigs and have now got 2 pietrain sadleback crosses and 2 sadleback micropig crosses does anyone have experience of these crosses and the potential sizes they ...
  Topic: on a happy theme...please join in we need it
Nature'sgrafter

Replies: 211
Views: 226098
PostForum: Grow Your Own   Posted: Tue Jul 05, 16 8:35 pm   Subject: on a happy theme...please join in we need it
I love the bigboy tomms grew them for the first time last year one grew large enough to use one slice for each sandwich and the taste great.
  Topic: What brand, size Router to buy?
Nature'sgrafter

Replies: 12
Views: 14952
PostForum: Make Your Own/DIY   Posted: Thu Sep 18, 14 7:58 pm   Subject: What brand, size Router to buy?
Don,t buy erbauer tools there are no spares should things go wrong. trust me google it DONT risk it.
  Topic: When to stop tomatoes?
Nature'sgrafter

Replies: 23
Views: 19557
PostForum: Grow Your Own   Posted: Wed Jun 18, 14 5:41 pm   Subject: When to stop tomatoes?

I'm growing:

Marmande

Adam
adam I hope some one will correct me if im wrong but isn't marmande a bush variety I.E best left to it's own devices.
  Topic: More otter action...
Nature'sgrafter

Replies: 12
Views: 29934
PostForum: Conservation and Environment   Posted: Wed May 28, 14 4:59 pm   Subject: More otter action...
I know it was boasting couldn't help as I know how lucky I am to live hear, and yes there is some nature from down south I miss.
  Topic: More otter action...
Nature'sgrafter

Replies: 12
Views: 29934
PostForum: Conservation and Environment   Posted: Tue May 27, 14 8:28 pm   Subject: More otter action...
Lovely article otters are great I do stop and watch every time they run up the verge outside my living room window or play in the bay
  Topic: reducing image size for adding to posts
Nature'sgrafter

Replies: 9
Views: 7766
PostForum: IT Matters   Posted: Fri May 02, 14 5:17 pm   Subject: reducing image size for adding to posts
photobucket has a easy feature to resize images just select edit then resize job done
  Topic: I finally won
Nature'sgrafter

Replies: 3
Views: 4511
PostForum: Livestock and Pets   Posted: Thu May 01, 14 9:43 pm   Subject: I finally won
some of you may remember my earlier post with a picture of a caddy lamb in front of the fire and comments on my telling my wife caddys belong in the barn.
WELL we are now up to 5 caddy lambs the one ...
  Topic: Noob poultry question
Nature'sgrafter

Replies: 7
Views: 6775
PostForum: Poultry   Posted: Wed Apr 30, 14 6:19 pm   Subject: Noob poultry question
I agree helping them out is never a good thing most of the one's I've tried it with have not survived.
But well done with the hatching so far.
  Topic: Swarm
Nature'sgrafter

Replies: 6
Views: 14842
PostForum: The Apiary   Posted: Wed Apr 30, 14 8:32 am   Subject: Swarm
Please tell me you left moving the box until after dark as there would have been drones out looking for a new home during the day.
If you didn't you run the risk of a mini swarm forming in the spot w ...
  Topic: ewe with mastitis safe to eat?
Nature'sgrafter

Replies: 21
Views: 24300
PostForum: Livestock and Pets   Posted: Wed Apr 30, 14 8:29 am   Subject: ewe with mastitis safe to eat?
That's all right Catharyn I know the felling three caddy's a smallholding and a self employed handyman this time of year grumpy and isolation go hand in hand too busy to be cheerful all the time.
  Topic: ewe with mastitis safe to eat?
Nature'sgrafter

Replies: 21
Views: 24300
PostForum: Livestock and Pets   Posted: Mon Apr 28, 14 10:56 pm   Subject: ewe with mastitis safe to eat?
con·ta·gious [kuhn-tey-juhs]
adjective
1. capable of being transmitted by bodily contact with an infected person or object: contagious diseases.
2. carrying or spreading a contagious disease.
3. ...
  Topic: ewe with mastitis safe to eat?
Nature'sgrafter

Replies: 21
Views: 24300
PostForum: Livestock and Pets   Posted: Mon Apr 28, 14 5:48 pm   Subject: ewe with mastitis safe to eat?
Their is a abattoir on the mainland but the cost of taking it there is prohibitive works out including shipping costs at around £60 a sheep.
A lack of space is the problem with waiting until she gets ...
  Topic: ewe with mastitis safe to eat?
Nature'sgrafter

Replies: 21
Views: 24300
PostForum: Livestock and Pets   Posted: Mon Apr 28, 14 2:32 pm   Subject: ewe with mastitis safe to eat?
I live on an island in the north sea slaughterhouse out of question too far. No she has not had any medication so no withdrawal time.
 
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