Autumn Muster - a family affair
This year, the Covid-19 lockdown in New Zealand has meant we haven't been able to call on all our regular musterers to get the annual autumn muster underway. We pulled together a team consisting of JT and Holly (staff), Philip, Anne, Maria, Alex and Oscar (family) and Anna and Mitch (physio and builder from Wanaka.) A superb run of weather and an enthusiastic team, meant we were able to get the job of bringing in 3000 sheep from the hills, done in 4 days. Now it's time for the sheep to be sorted and crutched before winter sets in.
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The challenges posed by the Covid-19 lockdown have certainly reshaped how tasks are accomplished in various sectors, including farming. The collaboration of diverse team members brings up an interesting notion about adaptability in times of crisis. It also raises questions about how experiences like this can influence future practices and priorities. The concept of " Lucky Dreams" becomes relevant when considering the unforeseen benefits that arise from such unique collaborations.
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