@ashr_jade@Basam_aza Then your buying in feed. Then if the supermarkets want they just decide to half the price for them because of a reason they make up like price of fuel even tho we get charged the cartage fee. Your in control of dates you choose to do all these things but that's it.
@ashr_jade@Basam_aza Your right. Drench for worms 3 to 5 times a year depending on the season and worm burdens vaccinated twice a year crutched twice a year shorne once a year. Then to think the sheep need the land but can be in the one hectare the hole year because of worm build up and feed.
@notsashabeart Hey I really appreciated seeing this video. And seeing something raw. Takes alot to be honest with yourself and take accountability. Wishing you all the best.
@LoveMaryMadison@LoveMaryMadison for those of us who don't know the names of these women can we start adding them? Or if there unknown can others please put names of the women?
@wuzzie64@demetriou_73894@MickamiousG Also people forget the drought struck unusual places. I live in the south east of south Australia we and Western Victoria are the number 2 and number 3 biggest producers of lamb the riverina number 1. We all went into drought in the same 24month period.
@wuzzie64@demetriou_73894@MickamiousG In 2023 to in 2025 selling a 50kg lamb for 78 dollars. And selling mutton from 120 a head in 2023 to selling mutton in 2025 for 11 dollars a head. Most of that was due to WA getting rid of ewes. And during drought everyone had to sell breeding ewes for meat to make a living.
@wuzzie64@demetriou_73894@MickamiousG Stopping live export in WA and also drought in WA SA parts of Victoria and the riverina.
600 thousand lambs come from WA to SA every year for abattoirs. With the live ban and the drought wa where sending 400 thousand sheep a month. I went from selling 35kg lambs for $185 a head