The Secret How Roadside Trees Save Money and Improve Animal Health

[@rodjendrysik3444]

Very good to know

[@karenw9996]

As a kid, one of my favorite things was to come home on the school bus when Dad had let the cattle out to pasture in spring...instead of being dirty & dingey their hides were clean & bright, and they had grass stains on their knees. And after a few days out on pasture, I'd come home on the bus to see a perfectly straight line across the bottom of the trees in the shelter belt, because the cattle had eaten all the leaves & small branches they could reach.

[@GrumpyAcresFarm]

Yep, you can tell who runs cattle around here without even seeing a cow.

[@gregorykissell6753]

Most animals like a variety to eat .Your sheep and goats look good to me. Making a goat/sheep tight pen is not always easy....they always seem to find a hole....

[@GrumpyAcresFarm]

Even after building the new fence, the young goats are still finding places in the old pen to get out. It never ends.

[@BonnieBlue2A]

It makes me so sad seeing your sheep and goats on bare dirt instead of on grass. 😢 Glad they are being given branches upon which to browse.

[@GrumpyAcresFarm]

@@BonnieBlue2A I take them out an hour and a half to 2 hours every night. Working little by little to get proper fencing in so they can rotational graze.