 Rick
Bruin's daughter, October |
 This
photo and the next show a pasture environment to clear farmland. Notice the
level trimmed look to the surrounding trees and existing bushes. Field in
background has only been bush hogged with farm tractor and bush hog, once in
4 years. The rest has been accomplished with rotational grazing
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 Notice
second groupof goats in background. They are in a separate pasture than the ones in the foreground. Notice no fancy, high-priced fence required to keep them separated.
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 Animals
returning from grazing an area being reclaimed for hay production. It was
pastured (rotationally) for two years and the third year a crop of mixed
grass hay was harvested, (two cuttings). That area is still currently being
used for hay production. Also note the lead animal in this photo. This one
of our Livestock Guardian Dogs leading the way back to the barn lot area.
We use these dogs to protect our livestock from predators, and they are a
very important part of any land maintenance or improvement program involving
sheep, goats, or cattle.
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 A
copy of the currentgrading scale used Kentucky.
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