Yup. If there's greenery they'll eat it.
Isn't nostr:nprofile1qqsdwr2spy2sfwvj6xpcsg40y3w476e6z6uzmyt6edujfnhkrm22emspz4mhxue69uhkummnw3ezummcw3ezuer9wchsz3thwden5te0dvmxgurrd9hkw7p5veskymnfwp4h2dnhd33k2drjdfmrxenxdf58vdn8vd6kuerr0pm8sm3kwphk2ufjdp3kuvmfvshx7mnfdahz7qgswaehxw309ahx7um5wghx6mmd9uq2334m a lamb farmer? I swear I saw some sheep content
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Well there's farmers in the karoo with sheep and lamb so I'm sure it's viable. The cost would outweigh the need. If I was out there though, I'd have easy access to cheap sheep and lamb because others have these co-op butcheries and you know that's gonna be good!
Is lamb meat really thst cheap there? Here they go for $12/lb when buying half and whole lambs. More for cuts
It's around R179 to R199 per kg, and 1lb is 0.45 kg, so for ~2.2 lb you're looking at ~$10,86 for a kg of AAA karoo
but given the inflationary year we've had, it's probably slightly more. Now these prices are in metropolis, so not the rural co-op prices. There you're looking at around $7 per 2.2 lb
Grass fed and finished? Or is that grain fed stuff with meds and shit at the grocery store?