The supervisor

Chook is on light duties for a few days, so leaning on the gate in the sunshine, supervising the heifers being weighed seemed a good idea. Josh has had the heifers for about a hundred days and they averaged a weight increase of 100 kg, so the owner is very pleased with how they look. Some went back today and the rest will go back to the owner's farm in a few days. The farm they come from is on 'the swamp' so that is why they are grazed on higher land for the winter months.

[Joan Robillard]

Wonderful capture

[Diana]

Lovely shot and rural scene. Does that mean that the animals fon't belong to you? Are these from your ladies?

[Dianne]

@ludwigsdiana no we don’t own these girls. Josh grazes them for a local dairy farmer. Josh only owns a few Herefords and Longhorns.

[Delwyn Barnett]

Wow - a kilogram a day is a lot of grass eaten!

[winghong_ho]

Nice story for this photo.

[Joanne Diochon]

Nicely composed shot and interesting background info.

[Beryl Lloyd]

Wonderful shot - even if out of action , one must keep an eye on all that is going on !!

[arthur clark]

Ao pose of contentment, somebody has to supervise daily life, A great story .

[Jacqueline]

Great shot, always good token an eye on things!

[julia]

That is a sign of being well fed.. Take care Chook.

[Pat Knowles]

Good result for the grazing….Josh will be pleased they have done well….more next year from the same farm then! Hope Chook is OK….they don’t do light duties easily!!

[Phil Howcroft]

lovely story to your photo

[Islandgirl]

Great farming scene!