Housing 900 ewes in the north of Scotland
SHARING OPTIONS: One of the three sheds that sit side by side. The worst of the weather comes in from the sea from the north, so Yorkshire boarding has been used to close down this side of the shed. Farming in the north of Scotland brings its challenges in terms of climate, with a relatively short growing season resulting in long winter periods. The Sutherland family at Sibmister farm just 10 miles from Dunnet Head, the most northerly point of mainland UK which sits at a latitude between Gothenburg in Sweden and Oslo in Norway. Two of the sheds are 220f...
Source: farmersjournal.ie