Mike Hewson: Shearing

A Gentle Sheep Shearer's web site, which gives his email address.

A family of Spinners, Weavers, and Knitters (and a shearer - Philip - above)

A site full of pictures and information about all those little things mother nature creates, by my neighbour Alan Dale.

A page with live fed statistics of farming things, like, how many chickens eaten, how much milk produced etc. The site also helps you buy and sell farm machinery

The place to go for all the statistics and information, such as shearering records,

Official Shaun The Sheep Website, with all sorts of fun and games, and downloads.

A very entertaining and educational show that gives details of ten different sheep breads a shearing demonstration.

Yarns of wool from happy sheep, and you can trace your wool back to the sheep it came from.

A sheep skin rug...............without the skin, yes it is possible, you felt the botton of the rug so you don't have to kill the sheep.

Everything you need to know about wool, including breeds and wool types.

Used to be known as: The British Wool Marketing Board Official Site

This page shows shearers looking for work and jobs needing shearers, after clicking the link, you then need to find and click on Livestock, then Sheep Shearing

All things Alpaca related including Shearers!

General how to guide for keeping Alpacas.

Defra has lots of information on animal health and all sorts of rules and regs.

Shearing Supplies and SHEARERS LOOKING FOR WORK, AND WORK LOOKING FOR SHEARERS!

Retailer of shearing equipment

The home of one of the flocks of Lincolnshire Longwools, and the Supreme Champion of Lincolnshire Show 2009. And check out the Wool Wedding!

Serious wet weather gear that actually keeps the water out. I use some heavy weight oilskins (or Foul Weather Gear) which are for fishing really, but I find they are perfect for handelling wet sheep in the winter, they keep you dry even in heavy rain, and you can still move in them.

A great way to stop the draught from your chimney when not in use..........by putting a sheep up it!!!!!! (Well actually a pannel made from felted wool)

Large and friendly place to learn all about a farm, and pets, and reptiles, etc

See the animals at Ingoldmells, near Skegness

An open family farm in Lincolnshire with lots to do come rain or shine.

Used to be The Parrot Zoo, but now called Lincolnshire Wildlife Park as it has so much more than just parrots.

Tigers, falconry, tropical hot house, butterflies, snakes and Pig Racing.

A family farm with lots to see and do.

A family farm with lots to do.

Adam from BBC1's Country File.

Sound effects in general and for this site, thanks to Branden.

A good place to advertise your business.

Rescued farm animals can stay here to live their life out.

A home for all sorts of stray and homeless animals which is open to the public on two sites near Norwich and Croma.

A vet based near Gainsbrough with branches in Morton and Kirton Lindsey. Gordon also provides an Out Of Hours service.

Award winning farm shop

Not just sports, but farming as well.

Osmonds sell natural products, so if you want to use less man made chemicals to keep those pesky flys off then this is what to use.

Suppliers of all things to do with small holdings and farms, used to be Central Wool Growers.

A long lasting fly spray for sheep (from 16 to 18 weeks) to protect against fly strike. It does not kill maggots if they all ready have them, but does last the longest.

Kills maggots and provents fly strike, but only has 6 to 8 weeks cover, but at least it kill them too.