Wiggle it Just a Little Bit – Lamb Feeding & a bit more: GET GOLF, Wiggle it Just a Little Bit

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Our New Lambs Being fed in isolation getting ready for Half term week Junior Farm Wroxham Barns -- Spring Lambs Bottle Feeding Begins February 11 The spring lambs have arrived at Junior Farm Wroxham Barns. Daily indoor bottle-feeding sessions will begin on Saturday, February 11. Wroxham Barns' lambs are all the smallest of triplets from local farms and are currently in quarantine, but will be ready to meet visitors at half term. The lambs will consume more than 5000 litres of milk during the bottle-feeding season to the end of July. Ewes find it difficult to look after triplets, so Junior Farm visitors who feed the lambs are helping out as surrogate mums. There are lots of other activities at Junior Farm, from feeding guinea pigs, rabbits and pygmy goats, to taking part in pony grooming and collecting eggs at the hen house. Visitors can also watch the farm staff feed the friendly pigs in the new piggery and enjoy a quiet moment in the bird hide, with its low level viewing panel for small children. There are good hand washing facilities for cleaning up thoroughly during visits. Piggy's Play Sty opened in the farm last year. It's an indoor soft play barn for young children -- a great place for them to let off steam, especially if it starts to rain. Don't forget to meet Wroxie, the farm's life-size mechanical cow, where the whole family can practice their milking skills. Entry to Junior Farm costs £5.50 per person, aged 2+. As well as Junior Farm enjoy a round on the 18-hole ...

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