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Peninsula Shearers

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31.01.2022 A big happy 18th birthdays to this legend!!! For those of you lucky enough to have met Caleb over the last 5 years please wish the young man a big happy birthday Callum you walk through this world with such grace and direction and you have a great head on your shoulders. The world's your oyster bud and we can't wait to see all you achieve ... Thankyou from the bottom of our hearts for everything you have brought to the table your a bloody super star

25.01.2022 Booking avalibility for Saturday 8/2/2020 for those still needing sheep, goats, alpacas or Llamas shorn in between Tooradin - Nyora. This is a great opportunity for new clients to get on our run list and become long term customers with yearly reminders and scheduled bookings. Please call as spots are limited and won't last long. Peninsula Shearers... 0490515837 See more

24.01.2022 \\PODDY BANK// We often get asked if we have poddy lambs and calfs that people can raise. Stephen and i are firm believers that animals should ALWAYS stay with there mothers where possible but unfortunately nature sometimes has other plans and ONLY at this stage will we intervene. ... Thats where you come into the picture. Raising poddy babies as a child is such a fond memeory for both of us and to be able to share that joy makes us happy to know we are encouraging youth into the ag industry. If your interested in purchasing or fostering an orphan in need this coming season please get in touch with us. Knowing we have a bank of people who have the time, safe environment and room to grow would ease our minds greatly. Once you drop us a line we will add you to the 'Poddy Bank' and be intouch if/when we need. For more info please drop us a text or comment on this post. Cheers Peninsula Shearers 0490515837

24.01.2022 "Some boy simon" Do you have a Simon in your life ?

23.01.2022 Fail to prepare or prepare to fail. Miss Piggy is the only sheep who will receive a haircut today as her owner Sam got inventive and made a makeshift gate on her shelter- this ensured that she was 100% dry from any rain or dew and now she is summer ready. At Peninsula Shearers we aim to provide you with as much information and guidance as we can that will make your shearing exsperance enjoyable and our job run alot smoother. ... A massive thankyou to Sam for following our instructions. For bookings and inquiries Please call Peninsula Shearers 0490515837

22.01.2022 Happy Birthday to my dad Wayne. Thanks for all your love and support over the years. You continue to show and teach me stuff daily. I'm so thankful you always encouraged my love for agriculture, if you hadn't I wouldn't be who I am, doing what I do, nor would I be married to the man of my dreams. They broke the mold when they made you old man Happy birthday dad.

22.01.2022 Stephen and Supris the alpaca catching up on the year and all that's happened between haircuts. We love catching up with our clients and hearing about their year and seeing the current condition and health of the animals. Not only do we provide shearing services we are also able to give general livestock advice and management tips when asked. ... The health and welfare of your animals is just as important to us as it is to you. For bookings and enquires Please call Peninsula Shearers 0490515837

22.01.2022 Hey team, We hope ISO is treating you kindly. We currantly have 5 orphaned lambs that we are bottle feeding and we would love to invite you and your family to join us for a 'live' 8am feeding tomorrow morning. In this live we will introduce you to the lambs, and show you how we make the bottles and feed them. We hope this will bring you some joy and something different from what is starting to feel like groundhog day. We believe everyone deserves the joy of spending some time with lambs. We welcome any questions on this post and i will try my best to answer them tomorrow for you all.

22.01.2022 This year we are aiming to stay mornington peninsula based all year round. With the end of the 2020 shearing season in site on the peninsula- normally we would be getting ready to travel to S.A and shear on the stations. How ever this year we are starting a second business called Peninsula Pastures. We hope that this will carry us through our off season and we can allow our roots to remain in home soil and get a bit deeper. ... With staying home based this year we are looking for activities in our community that will allow us to share our passion, knowledge and stories with you all. In 2021 we would like to arrange times to come to your school, workplace, retirement home, ect and help share the joy that is the shearing industry. We will do a shearing demo, possibly bring in some lambs (depending on time of year) and answer any questions you have regarding our industry, including how we got involved and where to start Stephen and I would love to help retired farmers and future farmers smile. If this is something that interests you please feel free to get in touch. Peninsula Shearers. 0490515837

21.01.2022 Pretty excited about this record. 9 hours 4 women 2066 lambs ... Solid effort ladies See more

21.01.2022 Happy Mothers day to all the rolemodel women in our lives. To the birth mothers, the none earthside mothers, the 4 legged mothers, the step mothers, the dad mothers, the grandmothers, the aunties and those no longer with mothers. To our mothers, Anne and Lorraine- thanks you for your on going love and support, thankyou both for loving us and making us feel safe and loved endlessly. Your both such strong, hands on, get it done (correctly) women and we admire you in so many w...ays. Thanks for everything you have taught us- some lessons more painful then others , everything you have done for us , everytime you have worried for us , and everything the future holds for us together, thankyou both for your love as mothers and mother inlaws Heres to the mums- lets spoil them rotten today Lots of love from your mates Peninsula Shearers 0490515837

19.01.2022 \\\ Grass Tetany /// Also known as -the staggers and -hypomagnesaemia can effect sheep, goats, alpacas, horses and cattle. ... WHAT CAUSES IT? Grass tetany is caused when sheep eat fast growing grass. Grass in autumn/ spring tends to grow alot faster then other season and when growing so fast the grass can lack certain minerals and compounds- the biggest one being magnesium. It is the low levels of magnesium in the blood of the animal that causes grass tetany. WHATS THE SYMPTOMS? Signs of grass tetany include; staggers, the animal appears to be acting 'drunk' and restless. CAN I AVOID IT? Grass tetnay can be avoided by supplementing feed with things such as mineral blocks that contain magnesium, pallets or nuts that are tailored to the animal (e.g. sheep or cow) you can not feed cow pallets to a sheep or visa versa (unless stated on bag eg - hobby mix). The supplements will assist in boosting the animals mineral levels and should assist in avoiding getting grass tetany. HOW DO I TREAT ANIMALS WITH GRASS TETANY? If you have an animal that is showing symptoms of grass tetany a magnesium and calcium solution can be administerd via injection. If you are unable to get this we suggest you get your hands on the above mentioned supplements as fast as possible and go from there. Prevention is always better then cure. Stephen and myself are not vets and this information is shared with the intent to help those in need and gain better understanding of there stock. This is our own personal information that is gained from years of hands on experience. For more information, booking and enquiries. Please call the team at Peninsula Shearers 0490515737 Photo of our pregnet corridale ewes supliment lick.

19.01.2022 A big happy 35 to Stephen. Thanks for everything that you do at work, home, for us & the dogs. They broke the mold when they made you babe.

18.01.2022 Thankful for the rain. Thankful that it's making it to places that need it too. Also thankful to all our wonderful clients for the understanding and flexibility. ... For bookings and enquires Please call Peninsula Shearers 0490515837

18.01.2022 Happy and calm sheep make for a good day in the office for everyone Stephen was pealing it off the sheep today. Or as we shearers may say - "pinking them up" For bookings and enquires Please call the team ... @peninsula shearers 0490515837 See more

17.01.2022 NEW YEAR - NEW LIFE Welcoming 2022 with Bella's pups today has been a phenomenon start to the year. I'm beyond proud of my girl.

17.01.2022 Happy birthday to my wife and best friend Emily. Thanks for all you do for us, the buisness and the dogs. Your one in a million Love Stephen.

15.01.2022 We would like to welcome our newest team member to Peninsula Shearers. Everyone meet Cap - Stephens new best friend. Cap joined the team on 30/5/2020. He is a clever puppy who came from Kracken Kelpies. His hobbies include barking at his dinner bowl and running after Bella.... We look forward to watching your carrer evolve Cap. Welcome to the team. Peninsula Shearers 0490515837

15.01.2022 \\ SEPTEMBER BOOKINGS // Booking for September ONLY are now open. With the world being a little crazy atm. We have got wind that a couple shearers who normally travel interstate shearing around the peninsula and surrounds won't be able to make it. Stephen and myself are opening our books up early to help accommodate everyone's needs. ... Before you call to make your booking for september, we ask you to please consider the following factors. - The after care of your animals. Make sure they have shelter, be it trees, buildings, hedges- to hide under/ behind if we get a second cold front. - If your animal is in lamb or has lambed within the last 3 weeks we advise holding off till all lambs are born and apx 6 weeks of age. - that we can get access with the ute to where your animals are located and that we won't get bogged. Again booking for SEPTEMBER ONLY are open now, so if you feel that you meet the above criteria and would like to get your mob shorn in august 2020. Getting the job done and out of the way ready for summer- Give us a call. Peninsula Shearers 0490515837 (Bookings for the rest of the season will open up in october)

15.01.2022 HAPPY HOLIDAYS! We will be back at it come the 4/1/22 Stay safe, be merry and aim big for 2022.

15.01.2022 A trip to rosebud today to tidy up some lambs for a new client. Its great to have the sun shining again! Knowing that these lambs will blossom from the shear, drench, foot care and backline- well that also makes us smile. Bookings are now open for September and start of October (and going fast) ... For bookings and enquiries Please call Peninsula Shearers 0490515837

15.01.2022 Happy friday team!!! Be like this lamb and never miss an opportunity For bookings and enquiries please call Peninsula Shearers... 0490515837 See more

14.01.2022 \\ EXPRESSION OF INTREST // We have Alpacas for sale. Alpacas are good at keeping the foxes away at lambing . They are gental and curious and easy to maintain. If you have been thinking about adding a long neck fluffy to your flock- this could be a great opportunity. ... Please call for more information. Peninsula Shearers 0490515837 (Photo for attention - not of sale stock)

14.01.2022 Today we are sorting out our lambs . If you are interested in a teddy bear- I mean corradale for your home paddock give us a call. We have some beautiful wethers looking for their new homes. Corradales are a gental sheep with a kind nature and the wool is one of the best for spinners and weavers. ... For further details Please call Peninsula Shearers 0490515837

13.01.2022 https://www.facebook.com/270763479744071/posts/1452972291523178/ Pretty pumped that princess holly enjoyed her haircut that we gave her. Ranger Chris down at The Funky Farm is amazing and he and his team are doing awesome things. Head over and check them out- you can often catch princess holly talking to her friend the emu, wombat, cockatoo or even crocodile!! ... For bookings and enquires Call Peninsula Shearers 0490515837

11.01.2022 Have you ever thought about becoming a wool classer? Im seeking people from the Mornington Peninsula / Gippsland regions intereated in becoming a wool classer. A minimal of 3 other people alongside myself would qualify for a trainer to come to a central location for us. The course goes for 12 months and has a mandatory group meeting once per a month with the instructor. For those with no higher education the course can be subsidized through tafe. ... If you are interested and seeking more information please express interest on this post and we can learn together. Cheers Peninsula shearers

11.01.2022 \\\ KEEPING YOUR ANIMALS COOL // With the extremely hot weather we are having at the moment we thought it was important we share some tips to help keep you and your animals comfortable. Before an extremely hot day make sure your animals will have access to plenty of shade and water. Please do not try and move your animals in the peak of the heat if you feel they would be more comfortable in a different paddock halfway through the day simply leave the gate open and let them m...ake there own way- applying pressure is not advised at all. Make sure they have access to plenty of shade - all day, not just in the peak sun. Trees, shrubs, buildings, structural shadows provide great shade and you will notice your animals moving from one to the other as they need be. - if you feel your fields lack shade you can always put up a make shift shade cloth for them.. Don't be surprised if your animals choose to sit under a tree over there shelter box- outside has better ventilation. Make sure they have access to plenty of water- If the dam or trough is on the other end of the paddock away from the shade you can put a few buckets of water in the shade near where your flock will be hanging out. Cows, horses, poultry and dogs will feel the heat alot more than sheep and goats and all of this advice is important to all live stock (including humans). You may see your animals holding there mouth open and panting this is how they regulate there body temperature and given that all above advice is followed it's nothing to panic about. Sheep and goats are extremely hearty and durable animals who are very well equiped to deal with eextreme weather. Wool is an amazing insulator that regulates the animals body temperature to stay at a stable and comfortable level regardless the outside weather factors. Your sheep and goats will pant with both there wool on or off. With total fire bans in place over the country tomorrow and warnings like black Saturday we strongly advise you to discuss with loved ones your fire safety plans and what will happen in the event of an evacuation. This may seem extreme but is highly important that everyone in your family be on the same page as to what will happen with your home, stock and possessions. Please stay safe, be prepared and have a plan in place. @Peninsula Shearers Back on the phone and tools 4/1/20 0490515837

10.01.2022 Had our 3 seconds of fame tonight on channel 9. Anyone else spot us ? Cheers to mum for letting us know .

10.01.2022 Happy New Year Team. We hope that 2020 brings good health, amazing adventures and plenty of rain for our farmers . We are home and back shearing on the peninsula and looking forward to seeing everyone we haven't seen so far. We love to hear about what you have been up to since we seen you last and see the condition of your flock. ... It's come to my attention that my phone didn't receive all of the msgs left for us whilst we where on holidays. If you tried to get intouch with us and I haven't returned your call please reach out again. If you are still awaiting to hear from us- you are on the list and I will be intouch, but as we always say "if you want it done before a certain date- please call us" My husband and I are so very excited for this pending year- thankyou for your ongoing support and best wishes. They mean so much to us both. For booking and enquires Please call the team at Peninsula Shearers 0490515837

10.01.2022 Hey team, Today we have had 5 phone calls alone about 'sad sheep'. Sheep that are weak, falling over, not interested in food and generally off colour and not themselves. Due to this season having such a high rainfall and the ground being so wet your woolly mates might need a drench. Its important to use a drench that coveres Barbers Pole worm if your located on the peninsula. ... Here is a little write up we did a while ago with more info and some tell tale signs. For booking or more info please call the team at Peninsula Shearers 0490515837

09.01.2022 Thanks heritage farm for the kind words. If you haven't heard about them go check out this local gems page and go down and say G'day some time. Amazing duck eggs and fresh produce also available

09.01.2022 A big Happy Birthday to Caleb today! You are wise beyond your years, have an awesome sense of humor, and a work ethic that's hard to come by! You are a real attribute to the team young fella. Thanks for everything you bring to the table. Happy birthday Butters. ... If you haven't done so already head over and like Caleb's page https://www.facebook.com/Wooshka-Park-Miniature-Goats-Alpacas-2252104761511236/

08.01.2022 Merry Christmas from our family to yours From the bottom of our hearts we thankyou for all your ongoing support, encouragement and business. May 2021 bring us all lots of laughs, good health and adventures. ... Stay safe, stay merry & we will see you in the new year. All our love Stephen, Emily, Ted, Bella & Cap. Peninsula Shearers Back at work from 5/1/21

08.01.2022 Our apprentice Caleb isnt just a prettt face he also has his own little stud farm were today he welcomed his first little cria. We strongly encourage you to go like his page and follow his adventures. As I promise you this young man will achieve great things

07.01.2022 Stephen and myself are delighted to share with you all our newest adventure - Peninsula Pastures. This will go hand in hand with the shearing so we can remain peninsula based all year round. As part of our overall passion for livestock, we are extending our business into new areas, enabling us to cater all aspects of your livestock maintainence and production. Please head over and like the page, share it with your friends and family and let us help you grow grass as green a...s they have in Ireland . Emily and Stephen Peninsula Shearers 0490515837

07.01.2022 We have a couple of fluffy long necks coming up for availability. These girls range in age and price will reflect so. If your interested please drop us a line and we will get back to you with all information. They will come, shorn, drenched, vaccinated and with a meni/pedi ... For booking and enquiries please call Peninsula Shearers 0490515837

06.01.2022 YEEEHAAAAA THATS A WRAP FOR THE 2019 SHEARING SEASON ON THE PENINSULA. A big thanks to our clients old and new, your ongoing support, kind words and recommendations confirm we are doing something right.... Stephen and myself would like to take a moment to thanks a few people near and dear to us. To my parents- Wayne and Lorraine. Thankyou for everything you do for us. The advice, hanging out our washing, dropping everything to come pick up 5 sheep, all the assitance with the book work- your love and support means the world to us and we wouldn't have the business we do today without you both. - thankyou To our Rousies Caleb and Tara- thankyou for all the entertainment you provide us and the never ending laughs. Thank you both for having such initiative and eye for detail in your work. Our days wouldn't run as smooth without your help and we appreciate you both greatly. To our friends and family- Working 7 days a week means we often miss out on important gatherings and social events. Your love and understanding doesn't go unnoticed. Thanks for coming to us more then we come to you. We really are so blessed to have such an amazing support network around us. Lastly to Bella and Ted - thanks for occasionly listening to us and saving us from daily cardio. We did it guys. Peninsula Shearers (currently in the sheds) Home for crutching the first week of May. 2020 Main shearing comencing in October 2020. Peninsula Shearers 0490515837

05.01.2022 \ \ \ RAMS / / / Let us talk about the 'man' in your girls' life. ... I want to start with a few questions.. 1) Where did your ram come from? Does your ram come from someone who knows what they are on about? There is a lot that goes into breeding livestock. This may come as a bit of a surprise you, but it doesn't all chase back to the ram. The person who you purchase your ram off should ideally have a background in the sheep industry. E.g. breeder, large-scale farmer, shearer. Purchasing your ram off someone who understands the industry will automatically get you a better return when selling or processing your lambs. 2) Is your ram related to other sheep on the farm? If your ram was born and bred on your property and the original bloodline remains for him to re-join, you are just asking for issues. There is a great saying that goes, "its a fine line between line breeding and inbreeding" and unless you know what you are doing and what to look for, its a line I suggest you don't dance on. For the best return on your lambs and to do correct by your flock, I suggest if your ram was bred on your property, you get rid of him and get new blood in. Inbreeding is unfair and avoidable. Your lambs become runty and never have the ability to reach potential. 3) Is your ram what he is said to be? Purchasing your ram from a reputable member of the industry should mean that you are getting what you're promised. (If in doubt we do recommend asking around). A good ram should be a pure breed or have no more than one cross in it. If a pure breed it should be of true character to its kind (e.g. black Suffolk to have no black markings through the body and clear colour change around head and legs. Dorpers to FULLY shed) if you're purchasing a cross-ram, you want it to have the best qualities of the two breeds represented. You should also take into consideration the breeding of your ewes and what will enhance their genetics. 4) Is 'he' Ram worthy? Just because he has balls doesn't mean he is entitled to use them. A good breeding ram has even meat coverage. He has nice even front shoulders and is evenly balanced over the rump. He ideally has black toes, an even jawline and his testis are even in shape size and free from fluid and bumps. Your friend of a friend may have a ram you can borrow and that's great- We just hope this info may assist you in making better choices for the welfare of your future lambs- as your future lambs are the future of our sheep industry. For bookings and enquires Please call the team at Peninsula Sherers 0490515837 (Image sourced from google)

04.01.2022 A massive Happy Birthday to my Husband Stephen today. Everyday is an adventure with you

04.01.2022 Good morning to all our wonderful clients and followers, We hope you are all happy and traveling as best as possible in these crazy times. As it stands, Stephen and I have made a heavy hearted decision not to travel to Ireland for the winter period this year. Though worldwide shearing is considered essential we have underlying concerns of not being able to get back into Australia come July/August. The thought of leaving all our clients in the lurch for there shearing is to ...distressing and we would rather not take the risk. We have the ability to remain working in the sheds over this period and are thankful for our industry and guidelines its following to keep us all safe. In the meantime we are home and will be running as normal (with a few safety practises in place). Coming into winter we do reccomend crutching, drenching and a toe trim to keep your animals happy and healthy over the wet coming months. We are home, our phone is on and we are in clear reception and looking forward to hearing from you. We also still have a few longnecks and woolys forsale For bookings and enquires Please call the team Peninsula Shearers 0490515837

04.01.2022 Sunday morning family time out at the farm. Mum sheep had a bit to much going on to commit to motherhood this year so Stephen and Dad have taken on the role. Little 'Simbaaa' is loving it. For bookings and enquires ... Please call @peninsula shearers 0490515837 See more

04.01.2022 Today we had the absolut pleasure of shearing the alpacas at Lil's Yolky Dokey Eggs . Gab and Jacqui are doing amazing things and its all powered by so much love that shines so bright. Was a real treat to meet you both and your friends today ladies - big and small. Thanks for the delicious bbq lunch and the yummy eggs. All the animals on your farm are in top notch health and are so happy. Lils Yolky Dokey Eggs is located in Somerville. You can follow the link to thei...r Facebook page to follow the journey and hear there story and also- find out how to get your hands on these amazing eggs. For bookings and enquires Please call the team @Peninsula Shearers 0490515837

04.01.2022 \\ Wednesday 19th of February. // This will be our last day for the shearing season on the peninsula. If you are still looking for shearing and needing to book in PLEASE get intouch ASAP as once this is booked shearing will not commence untill October 2020. Spaces are limited - bookings are essential. ... Will be opening bookings for May crutching / drenching later in the week- watch this space. Peninsula Shearers 0490515837

04.01.2022 Emily and Harley the angora goat enjoying a moment together in the paddock salon . Mobile and stress free shearing is our specialty . For bookings and enquiries please call Peninsula Shearers 0490515837

03.01.2022 Edited - poddy lambs have all been rehomed. We have 7 of our corridale lambs (last years wether) aka giant teddy bears. And 5 poddy lambs. Looking for new homes. ... Pm or call for more details Peninsula Shearers 0490515837

03.01.2022 HAPPY NEW YEAR EVERYONE We are feeling rested and rejuvenated after enjoying the serenity down at Bonnie Doon. We hope that 2021 will be an awesome year for everyone- filled with good health, good times and lots of sheep ... Phones are back on the hook and all msgs will be responded to today. Thanks for your on going support. The team @Peninsula Shearers For bookings and inquiries please call 0490515837

01.01.2022 So excited that we are heading to our second home in Ireland to celebrate Christmas with Stephens family this year. We hope you have a merry and safe Christmas. We look forward to seeing you all in the new year. Peninsula Shearers ... - on holidays from 19/12/19 - 4/1/20 Emily and Stephen

01.01.2022 First day of the 2019 season on the peninsula today and everyone is happy out. Bring on the summer and being home for the next 4 months For bookings and enquires Please call Peninsula Shearers... 0490515837 See more

28.12.2021 I had the absolute pleasure of shearing these two the other week. I can proudly tick another breed off my shearing list.

22.12.2021 This year our shearing services will look a little different. You will just be dealing with me, aren't you lucky! Yes everything is ok, thank you for your concerns. We are trying to get our second business up and running and during this time, Stephen will need to focus his energy on Peninsula Pastures ... What does this mean for our shearing clients? Great question, obviously I am only one person and whilst I will work really hard to fit you all in, return your calls, and shear your sheep I am limited to 24 hours in a day. Whilst service may be slower, I promise it will not slip and your appointments will continue to be held to our high standards. In saying this we understand that some of you will not wish to wait, have holidays booked or other deadlines you need to meet and if you wish to go elsewhere - no hard feelings. Here are a few things that will make the process easier for all parties, ensuring the best service possible for you and your sheep. - Your patience while waiting to hear from me to book an appointment. - Be organised for your appointment. Ensure all animals are penned and ready prior to me getting there. I pride myself on my communication and I wish to be as transparent with you all as possible regarding the changes to our services. From the bottom of our hearts we thank you all for your business, past and present. Your ongoing support means the world to us, alongside your understanding of our change in operations. Cheers Emily & Stephen Peninsula Shearers