This bullock is in a batch of eight that will be sold sometime in the next few weeks, depending on weather conditions. They are tidying up excessive grass covers, and have been receiving meal since the start of October. He is a jumpy individual, and on a one-man outfit like mine can only be described as a pain in the neck. Even moving them from field to field seems to be a traumatic experience for him, and while the other seven wander through as if they hadn’t a care in the world, he hangs bac
The first group of bullocks have left a healthy margin over buying price, but are yet to be replaced, writes Derek Robinson.
I knew this would happen as soon as the decision ...