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Sheep on marginal land

  • 24-12-2013 7:28pm
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    raher1
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    I was thinking I could put sheep on some marginal land. It gets soft for cattle but could handle sheep weights.

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  • #2
    Conmaicne Mara
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    What's marginal where I live could be very different from what's marginal where you live.

    I'm classed as "poor grassland", and also use commonage (bog & hill). Mayo Connemara type blackface do well if managed right. Cheviot are another contender.


  • #3
    raher1
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 910 ✭✭✭raher1


    Marginal would be drained boggy,suited for forestry


  • #4
    TUBBY
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    Easycare are decent breed for wet land. Good feet and like the name says are easy to mind


  • #5
    raher1
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    TUBBY wrote: »
    Easycare are decent breed for wet land. Good feet and like the name says are easy to mind

    http://www.easycaresheep.com


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