Early lambing Dorsets bring opportunities

For first generation farmer, Alexandria James, focusing on the quality of her sheep by adopting a zero-tolerance culling policy is key.

Angela Calvert
Head of Livestock, Shows and Sales
clock • 8 min read
Early lambing Dorsets bring opportunities

For first generation farmer, Alexandria James, focusing on the quality of her sheep by adopting a zero-tolerance culling policy is key. Angela Calvert reports. Quality over quantity is the mantra for...

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