Baa Humbug ....

A dry day so spent the morning doing some more cows with ivomectin for their fluke jag.
Then it was a quick trip out to the sand quarry for a meeting with the estate and Cemex folk. Looks like they are wanting to take some more ground this summer. They are slowly nibbling their way across the 100 acres ear marked for digging.
Left Gareth to take a load of cull ewes up to UA at Stirling while we did some more lots of cows.
A trip to the chiro again tonight. As they say- no pain no gain ( although I think the pain is mainly financial !)
This is the first ewe to lamb, another one with twins tonight. They are not meant to start until the 14th of March. Obviously a Suffolk Tup has been jumping a fence where he should have . Hope there aren’t many more early ones as the shed and pens aren’t ready yet !