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Sheep wool = worthless Straw = expensive Solution Bed cows on wool

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Dylan Jones1 year ago

It’s nothing new Ioan! Started back in 2016 with lambs wool which composted extremely well for winter crops, Nitrogen analysis was torching 14%.

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Ioan Humphreys 🐑🐄🐓1 year ago

And that’s why you won @FarmersWeekly beef farmer of the year you little show off!

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world watching1 year ago

I don't understand why wool is so worthless!! Real Wool clothing is so expensive!!

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Rebecca Green1 year ago

How can wool be worthless? What a scandal. You can’t buy a good /thick wool jumper for less than £100, so why is it worthless? 🙁

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Hugh Jones ..🤯1 year ago

I use a lot, particularly lambs wool, around planted hedge saplings to keep moisture in the ground .

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Emma_Honey1 year ago

Equestrians use this to make ‘fleece lasagne’ in poached field gateways and along tracks. Layer of fleece, layer of bracken & twigs, layer of fleece etc. Works well 👌🏻

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𝐃𝐚𝐯𝐢𝐝 𝐁𝐮𝐭𝐥𝐞𝐫 🇺🇦1 year ago

Great idea but I suspect it might wrap up tight around all the augers on the muck spreader in the Spring, which would not be fun.

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Miss Ada1 year ago

Brilliant idea, so you should expect DEFRA to have a rule that prevents you from doing this! I experimented with growing grass hydroponically on fleeces, which was successful and easy to lay without disturbing the roots.

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Matthew Blair1 year ago

Bet that was a pig through your straw blower.

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Ioan Humphreys 🐑🐄🐓1 year ago

I’m used to it blocking so I’m a professional at it now.

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