by Sam | Nov 2, 2017 | Wessex Lowline News
Some pictures from the last couple of mornings
by Sam | Oct 21, 2017 | Wessex Lowline News
An interesting insight to how bulls develop and go through growth stages….. they all have times they look a bit gawky – after weaning and during growth spurts but if they have a good shape from the beginning it will come back. Just as a calf with poor...
by Sam | Oct 21, 2017 | Wessex Lowline News
Sorry there has been a shortage of photo updates recently – I damaged my knee a few weeks ago 😡 however I managed to get in the kubota (with my leg sticking out the side) for this mornings rounds… a blustery wet morning with brief moments of sunshine. The...
by Sam | Oct 16, 2017 | Wessex Lowline News
Very strange sepia light and a blood red sun gave a very strange atmosphere this morning – the effects of tropical storm Ophelia, sand from the Sahara and smoke and debris from Portuguese wild fires. Incalf heifers and the last cow to calve were moved this...
by Sam | Oct 8, 2017 | Wessex Lowline News
Absolutely beautiful day today for our open day. Blue skies and unseasonably warm, perfect for a walk around the herd. Also Nice to see the gang from Glamorgan lowlines for a catch up. Always good to see happy previous customers and hear how they are building their...
by Sam | Oct 4, 2017 | Wessex Lowline News
Wessex Francine & Wessex Flo, 2 heifers left on Wednesday for their new home in Monmouth.
