| Somerset farming news 17:39 - Jul 18 with 1145 views | giant_stow |
The sheep in the field in front of Mrs Ullaa's mum's house have been left to fair for themselves, but the water has dried out. Mrs Ullaa's mum and another local are on a mercy mission to ferry containers of water to their trough, while they try in vein to reach the sheep farmer.
If you're reading mrs Somerset sheep farmer, you'd better answer the phone by tonight or the RSPA will be on your arse.
Ridiculous - even if she doesn't care about her animals, you'd think she'd at least case about her investment. [Post edited 18 Jul 2022 17:40]
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| Somerset farming news on 18:27 - Jul 18 with 1036 views | jeera |
I'd have called the RSPCA ages ago.
Not to be a busy body or to cause problems but because they would take steps to do something to find the owner a lot quicker.
Leaving it until later makes their job harder surely?
It also cuts short the time the owner has to make any repairs/get someone out etc. |  |
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| Somerset farming news on 18:34 - Jul 18 with 1023 views | giant_stow |
If a ball cock makes the water top automatically (!) thats what I was wondering too - no idea what happened tbh.
Jeera, I think she just felt she wanted to speak to the farmer first really, but see what you're saying. | |
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| Somerset farming news on 22:25 - Jul 18 with 900 views | jeera |
Credit to the in-law and her pal for doing what they were though and carting water over there.
I wonder what the outcome was. | |
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| Somerset farming news on 22:32 - Jul 18 with 889 views | J2BLUE |
Leaving animals without water in this weather should come with a jail sentence. |  |
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| Somerset farming news on 00:19 - Jul 19 with 811 views | Bogblue |
Sheep don't always need supplemental water if the moisture content of their fodder is high enough, so normally they'd get enough liqid from green grass and extra feed like brassicas or turnips
If they're not getting that kind of extra food and the grass looks brown not green though, that's a different matter and cause for concern |  | | |
| Somerset farming news on 00:31 - Jul 19 with 799 views | jeera |
| Somerset farming news on 00:19 - Jul 19 by Bogblue |
Sheep don't always need supplemental water if the moisture content of their fodder is high enough, so normally they'd get enough liqid from green grass and extra feed like brassicas or turnips
If they're not getting that kind of extra food and the grass looks brown not green though, that's a different matter and cause for concern |
And likely in 104° F to be fair. | |
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| Somerset farming news on 08:52 - Jul 19 with 709 views | giant_stow |
| Somerset farming news on 22:25 - Jul 18 by jeera |
Credit to the in-law and her pal for doing what they were though and carting water over there.
I wonder what the outcome was. |
No idea yet - sure the sheep were ok, but could be a while before the female ullaas speak again. | |
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| Somerset farming news on 15:09 - Jul 19 with 611 views | jeera |
| Somerset farming news on 08:52 - Jul 19 by giant_stow |
No idea yet - sure the sheep were ok, but could be a while before the female ullaas speak again. |
Oh. Two female members of the family under the same roof never works for long. | |
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