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Penny Outskirts
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jema Downsizer Moderator
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RoryD
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jema Downsizer Moderator
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Rob R
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Well it keeps going up, but then it should, as we have considerably more stock than previous years. January was dead quiet, but February has made up for it. Demand for pork has suddenly dried up though, and everyone wants lamb/mutton or beef. Live pigs are going better than dead ones! And the Pig in a Day DVD is selling well, less so for the other signed books & DVDs, but PiaD being a new product, that is to be expected. Expecting another high point when the new wool comes in, hopefully next month.
All in all we look to be just about on target for this financial year, but next year I am doubling the target |
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