Almost three weeks already since I left Aotearoa. Time just flies... Have been pretty busy, always fun and challenging which makes it all worthwhile.. Have planned a little tour at the end of it all but not before a bit of "wine" is drunk hopefully the day before I head away...
Just added a few pictures so check them out. For full, insightfull information you will nedd to catch up with me over a hot or cold drink....
Hanoi from my 5-star balcony
Hanoi
Calves being transported . Back of motorbike, Hanoi. IO had one photo of a 100 kilo porker also on the back of a little bike but can not find the ph
Bos indicus - always looking relax |
They milk ok for the calf and a family. Good beef. |
Old maintenance site from the "old" days. Gives the location of where we are.. |
Day 2 on the farm. Surgery practical day |
Why not have fun while holding the cow's tail prior to repairing vulvar tear... |
Lunch time |
Heifer shed and the effective sun shelter.. |
New Shed at Farm 5 |
A certain, rare, 100kg-lady who is known to regularly use mine and Craig Dicksons overalls. I have preserved her identity.... |
Good heifer shed with nice initial bedding |
100cc bike with small recycling load |
Always happy to achieve. Claw amputation under veterinary care.. |
they iinsisted in having their photos taken alongside a lovely manicured foot... |
Salvage bandaging folowing fracture. |
Milking parlour Farm 6 (the forth built) on the opening day |
Some of the team. |
View fro above of the milking "pit" . I do not know what the chap on the left was looking at.. |
Head Bails. Cows stand here, their back to the right, next to pit |
Tanks |
View from the dam towards farms on the far shore.. |