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23.01.2022 Our boys looking handsome for some bull buyers on the weekend

21.01.2022 New Shirts Online NOW ~ I’m so nervous! From drought, to covid and now living with the new normal, whatever that maybe. #covid_19 . I almost didn’t releas...e these shirts, due to our photoshoot being washed out, by a beautiful dumping of rain! #mothernature . Many of you have been asking, when will our new shirts be releasing? So to get your Christmas shopping started, keep your outdoor kids sun safe and cool, I snapped a few photos. So be kind to my non existent photography skills. #foryou . We have another 4 new releases coming before Christmas, so save you being over loaded by us, theses shirts couldn’t wait! #AfterPay Beautiful, light weight 100% cotton, 4-12 years. Please read sizing guide in description. Girls and boys, detailed pipping, ruffles and contrast colours! Pair with shorts, skirts and jeans. Stand out from the crowd and be unique. #countryaustralia . Hope you love them, the photos just don’t do them justice! Thank you for all your support, for a small rural business. Beyond appreciative of Katie x . . . #littlecowboy #littlecowgirl #countrystylemagazine #countryliving #rurallife #australia #boysshirt #girlsshirt #buyfromthebush #grazihermagazine #graziher #wattlewomen #ruralwomen #wattleandtwine #australianagriculture #bushexchange #upperhunter #ladystartup #outbackkids https://littlewindmillclothingco.com//little-windmill-the-

17.01.2022 READ ALL ABOUT US Check out our feature in the Gloucester advocate this week! #stroudbutchery... #shoplocal #shopmidcoast #whyleavetown #localssupportinglocals #supportingsmallbusinesses #shopmidcoastgiftcards See more

09.01.2022 Slow calving on green pick? Supply a lick! Our District Vets have been getting a few calls about calving losses lately. While it’s an important part of their ...job to consider and investigate nasty infectious diseases like Vibriosis, Pestivirus, Leptospirosis and Trichomoniasis, another common cause of calf losses, especially this season is lazy calving syndrome. This situation classically occurs in winter when calving cows are grazing green pick or cows grazing cereal crops. The underlying chemical reason for this mineral imbalance is that all that lush green feed contains high amounts of potassium, and not very much sodium. The trick is to feed a lick that contains sodium, magnesium and calcium to your calving cows

02.01.2022 Two bulls left - get in quick