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Healthy Looking Cattle
Posted July 26th, 2008 by Bod Ayre
City, town or village:
DundeeCounty or borough:
DundeeCountry:
UKI am very pleased with how the cattle are looking.
Mr Morrison, Farmer
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Elements highly available
Posted October 28th, 2007 by Ascent Software
City, town or village:
HolmCounty or borough:
OrkneyCountry:
UKWe use the Seaweed Meal as the main mineral for our 150 sucklers, 600 ewes and 5 sows because of the large range of trace elements in a highly available and balanced plant form.
New Holland organic farm website.
Tony and Elizabeth Bown
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The best a cow can get
Posted October 27th, 2007 by Ascent Software
City, town or village:
WiltshireCounty or borough:
WiltshireCountry:
UKBöd Ayre Products is the best a cow can get!
Geoff Elliot
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Lambing was the easiest
Posted October 27th, 2007 by Ascent Software
City, town or village:
LatheronCounty or borough:
CaithnessCountry:
UKI was feeding Böd Ayre Products Seaweed Meal as a supplement to my breeding stock prior to lambing. This year my lambing was the easiest I have had. I put the remaining Seaweed around my cabbages and was amazed at the growth of them. I am going to spray Böd Ayre Liquid Seaweed Extract on to my farm land.
Donald Stuart
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All our birds now receive Böd Ayre Products
Posted October 27th, 2007 by Ascent Software
City, town or village:
BurbageCounty or borough:
LeicestershireCountry:
UKMy partner Dawn and I have now been breeding Gouldian Finches for many years.
Unlike many breeders ALL our parent birds rear their own chicks as we firmly believe in the 'natural' approach when it comes to breeding birds. We never use foster parents for any of our eggs or chicks.
Over the years we have had mixed results with breeding - some years have been moderately successful whereas others have been fairly less so.
Barry Levitt and Dawn Rushall
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Horse finds feed supplements favourable
Posted October 27th, 2007 by Ascent Software
City, town or village:
Clifton MoorCounty or borough:
YorkshireCountry:
UKI have been feeding my old horse seaweed for a few years now as part of his daily diet. I used to feed a well known mineral supplement which was chelated (absorbed more easily into the system and not straight through and out of the other end) but one day by chance the feed merchant had run out so I was reading all the other products to see if any others were suitable when I had a chance conversation with a Blacksmith - who happened to have a 25kg bag of seaweed in his car boot. I purchased the bag from him for less than double what I would pay for the tub of the mineral supplement.
Jackie Hill
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