I can tell fairly quickly whether the animals are getting enough to eat. If they are laying down and chewing their cuds when we arrive on the scene, they are fine. If they run to the fence and vocalize their desire to move to a new paddock, they are out of feed. They were very content today!
Thoughts about sustainable agriculture and forestry from the Sierra Nevada foothills.
Tuesday, March 30, 2010
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