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25.01.2022 Hay was a bit frozen today! Covered in snow

24.01.2022 Fence up along the cree to keep strays out.

24.01.2022 Quartz befriended Quelle when she arrived from her awful 5 hour trip in a trailer...new genetics for the Gundamain herd

22.01.2022 Assisting new life into the world when they aren’t able to do it themselves gives you happy feelings

19.01.2022 Growing them big this year at Gundamain Valley

19.01.2022 Had some supervisors giving advice on how to get the fence going....turned out to be good advice.

18.01.2022 I debated whether to put this photo up and in the end decided this is reality! We all post the good news photos only, in fear of upsetting people but life comes with death and sometimes things just don’t work out how you want them too no matter how hard you try. This little fella didn’t make it....not through lack of trying on my behalf!!! I’ve been watching his mum as she had trouble last year. I get up all through the night to check my calving cows. Cows are like humans som...e need assistance and some can do it by themselves. His mum wouldn’t get on with it, every time he pushed her to try she’d get up and run away. Deciding when to intervene is not easy in this situation...if you give her a bit more time she’ll have to do it, if you go to early you could hurt her and the calf. But waiting can be a fine line too, you don’t want the calf to get exhausted and die. In this case this little fella was alive when I hooked the ropes to his front feet, but had died by the time I got him out, I tried to revive him...he just couldn’t do it. His mum loved him, and her maternal instincts made me cry and apologise for not saving him...she’d have been a good mum. I feel any deaths strongly, I feel the health of my cows is my responsibility and I take that seriously, when this kind of thing happens, I feel it deeply, and it has nothing to do with money...it’s because I’m a farmer and I care! #highcountryblondes #proudtofarm #blondedaquitainecattle #autralianfarmers #thefarmersofaustralia #aussieag #ladiesfromthelandaus #farming #beeffarming #youngaussiefarmers_official #womeninag #healthyherd #grassfedbeef #workingwithcattle #australiancattle #cattlehandling #commercialcattle #beefcattle #aussiebeef #farmingaustralia #allthingsagriculture #farmersconnect See more

15.01.2022 The new man is on the first leg of his journey home. It’ll take four trucks 3 days to get him here...hate to be the last truck bet he won’t want to go in!

14.01.2022 Walking the girls back to their paddock

12.01.2022 Gundamain Valley Ruby already the clown in the herd!

11.01.2022 Up and ready to explore all the possibilities the day has....can’t beat sunrise!

10.01.2022 The Gundamain Valley girls doing what they do best working together!

09.01.2022 Let’s talk yourself moments! Mine was standing in the long grass spraying thistles when the grass started moving near my feet, I saw black and yellow stripes suddenly I was standing on top of the spray unit, fear of one of the worlds 10 deadliest snakes biting me gave me wings.....as it came out into the shorter grass....it was nothing more than a huge blue tongued lizard. Righto now you’ve stopped laughing tell me about your yourself moment!!!!

09.01.2022 Some of the kids enjoying a sunny day

08.01.2022 This is Gundamain Rinky Dinky...just because she’s a midget. Love her little face!

08.01.2022 Everything was frozen this morning...except the house pipes!!!!!

07.01.2022 Cilla decided whilst calving was happening last night that she would get in on the act and produced Gundamain Ruby.

06.01.2022 Quartz loving the hay on a snowy day

04.01.2022 Getting prepared for the new man!

04.01.2022 Suddenly We have very very quiet cows....who love their treaties!

02.01.2022 The kids are growing nicely!

02.01.2022 Mum bought Rose out of hiding today...she’s just the cutest little baby