I have done a lot of siloing such as Mowing on 2 10ft mowers,rowing up,tedding,tractor trailer work,telehandler work and Ive also worked in New Zealand contracting for a year.There I did discing,rockpicking and siloing.I have also used a chainsaw before,but dont have a chainsaw ticket.

From 14 I relief milked on a dairy farm at the weekends.Here i was taught to milk by myself and find ill cows such as ones with mastitis.At 16 I went to myerscough college.Here I did a level 3 extended diploma in agriculture course for two years.This taught me a variety of stockmanship skills and how to incorporate new technology with livestock.After college I returned home to work on the family farm.we have 1000 beltex x texel sheep.From as long as I can remember,i have always worked with these I have experience in dosing and injecting them,belly clipping lambs,sorting fat lambs of every week for auction,finding lame lambs and sheep,preparing sheep ready for lambing and tups ready for tupping and I have a lot of experience in lambing.While working at home I was In charge of 2 staff,during the day and I know how to lamb sheep and know when to step in when I am needed.I have also worked with 300 beef cows as to which get fattened and sell for slaughter. I also go and help out shearing sheep in summer and I am currently training up an Australian cattle dog to work sheep.As well as my sheep work, I relief milk 500 Holstein cows every morning,here I am In charge of the milking parlour and I decide what and when to inject an ill cow with,look out for lame cows and look out for Ill cows.The reason for leaving home and venturing of somewhere new,is because I would like to make my own path in farming .