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sheep mesh

yog1 · 2012-02-29 07:44:08

last year was the first time we ever had sheep mesh on the farm, we were using baled silage and this caused the slats to block up and make the sheep very dirty, this year i put in a pit of silage and until a week ago it was grand, i now see that it's all blocked up again with the ewe's due to get real busy lambing in the…

29-02-2012 7:44am

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last year was the first time we ever had sheep mesh on the farm, we were using baled silage and this caused the slats to block up and make the sheep very dirty, this year i put in a pit of silage and until a week ago it was grand, i now see that it's all blocked up again with the ewe's due to get real busy lambing in the nest few days, :mad: how on earth do i keep it clean without having to brush it every day, i know a man who winter clips his sheep and has no bother with them on mesh, but this would be a torture as there is only one pen of mesh and the rest are concrete slats,
any help or advice welcome

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