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Cattle taken in for winter

  • 30-07-2019 9:41am
    #1
    partyguinness
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    Quick question:


    We have a site and allow the farmer to use it. When plan on fencing off over the next few months but will wait for for winter so not to disturb the cattle and make it a easier.


    So we can plan ahead what month (roughly) are cattle taken in for the winter (Cork area)?


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  • #2
    Reggie.
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    partyguinness wrote: »
    Quick question:


    We have a site and allow the farmer to use it. When plan on fencing off over the next few months but will wait for for winter so not to disturb the cattle and make it a easier.


    So we can plan ahead what month (roughly) are cattle taken in for the winter (Cork area)?

    Depends on the weather but usually around Oct or nov


  • #3
    davidk1394
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    Weather depending October or early November. Fencing in November can get messy if the weather turns


  • #4
    Odelay
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    Chat to the farmer and fence it now. They’ll be grand unless there is a special situation.


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