Pig Report
Oct 24th, 2009 | By Editor | Category: Issue 520, Volume 7Travellers should be aware that the Big Porkers are out on the wiggly bit of the Cadnam Road below Brook.
Travellers should be aware that the Big Porkers are out on the wiggly bit of the Cadnam Road below Brook.
Beware in the Long Cut and the Valley of the Pigs past Brook! This section of road is narrow and windy enough without the huge Porkers.
At last Arial is no longer a beached whale. On Friday she gave birth to twins, Porgy and Bess. Mother and children doing well. The older lambs are now out in the field, when it is not raining that is. Mums do not like the children getting rained on. They have a bale of hay [...]
Midwives were busy last week-end as the lambing season in Blissford got into full swing. Three new in the Blissford flock.
Rachel (from Treetopper Castle) was curious about the melodious yodelling heard from down the alp. It seemed to emanate from the Secret Coop at Hillside and she was curious to know why Penny was bringing substantial breaded veal meals out to the coop in the dark. Any news?
Emergency fencing has failed to keep the Dexters in their correct field.
The girls have had their toes trimmed, anti-wormed, fluke treatment and yearly injections, all to welcome ³the Boy². He arrived on Sunday by Richardson taxi service and making charming soft rumbles, set to work the same day. Rosemarys Baby still looking a little surprised; has colourful proof of his attention (no, members of the Blissford [...]
Fiona dropped by to check the suspect fencing at Brook Farm in preparation for the move of their calves. Solar and Eclipse have settled in nicely with their mums.