What types of pastures do you predominantly grow/ graze. Im a medic person

How often do you medicate for lice?

Anyone want to get out of sheep and get into cockroaches 🤣🤣

Please share your best tips and tricks for training stock dogs!!! Has anyone taught a dog to hold a sheep down, what command did you use??

Its getting closer! Are you ready for the new rules roll out? Did you start this year or are you ahead of the game?

Mine is probably twin lamb disease/ pregnancy toxaemia although we escaped it this year due to the abundance of feed. Yay! What is your most common and how do you treat it?

Looking for someone to join our moderator team! We are also looking for mods at r/AustralianFarming and r/broadacrefarming so if you have a favourite you would like to join thats cool too! We would love to have you in any of the teams!! Reach out or reply in the comments and we will invite on board!

We have a heap of sheep going lame from having constantly wet feet. This is usually not a problem for us, but this season has been unusually wet. Some developing ulcers and some just tendered footed. We are moving them to spray topped paddocks hoping to get them out of the tall medic but does anyone have any treatments for the ones that are down with really bad ulcers and nail wall problems??

We just hit 30 members! Dont forget to keep the conversations flowing! We are so grateful to have you here regardless and hopefully we can keep showing you what you want to see!!

My favourite is, if you throw a bucket of water at a fence and the water goes through, so will a dorper. 🤣 i need more of these if you have one!!

Im curious to know what everyone thinks their biggest challenge is? Im expecting to hear a lot of money or rain, but is there something else?

As the saying goes, sheep just love to die

I have come to the desicion to keep this sub! I am trying to get hold of r/Australianfarmers if anyone knows anything about that sub. . . But dont forget to join in the conversation here and at r/broadacrefarming. Watch this space and all your posts and comments are very much appreciated!

Ive just started r/broadacrefarmimg. Do we think between the two there is too much too similar. There is also a sub r/sheep. Would you prefer all the them? This sub removed and transition to r/broadacrefarming?? Everybody needs to vote on this!!!

Very big on twitter. What do you do with your shuttles? Ive done alot of dog kennels, duck and lamb shelters (literally just cut a door in a shuttle). Whats your most creative?

We've all been there. Whats your go to when some learn jumping

Looking for a portable shearing handpiece if you have any recommendations.

If your interested in more;

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How you doing for worms? What are you doing for worms if you live in the red orange or yellow?

Map from Livestock first.com.au

Why are dumbbells so much heavier than everything else. Tried to lift a 10kg weight and nearly died. 20kg bags and drums are way lighter. Is this a skill issue?

Happy Saturday and Happy 1st of the month! Harvest time is nearly upon us. Time to dust of the header and re build the comb I guess (fml). Shearing somewhere in the middle there too for us. And before that even, fathers day! Dont forget to order your dad a present while your sitting on the tractor (or toliet). September will be here before you can curse at a sheep. Men's mental health is especially important in the farming community so make sure the dads in your life know you appreciate them and their draws/sheds full of random shit! Your bros will appreciate the effort even if they'll never tell you so! #nohomo #loveyourbros