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Keeping Livestock - Ask the Expert
Whether you have keeping animals in a field or your back garden, being responsible for your animals' health and welfare is good for all concerned.
The Summer edition of Hampshire Now Magazine has this article about keeping cattle, sheep, pigs, birds and goats. Giving you all the latest information on registering the animals, giving them their five freedoms, how to register to sell your eggs and what to do if an animal becomes ill.…
ContinueHordle Lane Nursery - Opposite Hordle Church
The above nursery is now running again with new young management and they are growing very nice mixed salad leaves and radish etc. cheaper and of course fresher and better than the supermarkets.
They also have young veg. plants and by the end of this month will have a full range of veg. to sell.
They also have strawberries and teas with home made cakes.
Added by SarahF on June 4, 2010 at 23:05 — 13 Comments
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