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Sheep Census

  • 30-12-2020 12:40pm
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    arctictree
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    Just looking at the sheep census form. I need to fill in the number of breeding ewes over 12 months old. So I bought a large batch of ewe lambs for breeding this year and have no idea when they were born. Some could have been born at XMas and some in Jan/Feb/Mar. How can I get an accurate figure for this?!


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    wrangler
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    arctictree wrote: »
    Just looking at the sheep census form. I need to fill in the number of breeding ewes over 12 months old. So I bought a large batch of ewe lambs for breeding this year and have no idea when they were born. Some could have been born at XMas and some in Jan/Feb/Mar. How can I get an accurate figure for this?!

    They'll be considered as ewe lambs on the census if they're born in the lambing season


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