Full details on my blog.
(PS to Andy - shall I plant another tree for you in return for this?
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Stonehead
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Birth-notified Berkshire weaners (Aberdeenshire)
We've three birth-notified Berkshire weaners, two boars and one gilt, remaining from our last litter of 10. All the most suitable animals for registration in the herd book have now gone, but these would be suitable for non-pedigree breeding or finishing for pork.
Full details on my blog.
(PS to Andy - shall I plant another tree for you in return for this? )
Full details on my blog.
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Re: Birth-notified Berkshire weaners (Aberdeenshire)
If you couldStonehead wrote: (PS to Andy - shall I plant another tree for you in return for this?
and don't forget me when the cider is ready. 
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Re: Birth-notified Berkshire weaners (Aberdeenshire)
It might be a while if you're waiting for "your" crab apple to be added to our cider mix, Three years or so at least. I think I'll plant a couple of birches for you this time but that will be an even longer wait to get a bottle of birch wine - probably 10-12 years!Andy Hamilton wrote:If you couldStonehead wrote: (PS to Andy - shall I plant another tree for you in return for this?