Happy cows on pasture make a good picture
Yesterdays paddock and today's
Moving cows to a new field
Tuesday, June 8, 2010
Buxton Cows
Yesterdays paddock and today's
Moving cows to a new field
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Yesterdays paddock and today's
Moving cows to a new field
About Me
- Jon Criss
- Washington, United States
- I am a Christian. The third of 10 children and first-born son. I love my family and spending time with them. I hope to raise several of my own children someday. I enjoy hard work. I'm very old fashioned. Farming and being self-sustaining are two interests of mine. I love singing or whistling, spending time in the Word, and learning how to be a true gentleman and godly leader.
Great pictures Jon. Thank you for posting them!
ReplyDeleteWow! LOVED those pics- esp the differences of pastures from 'yesterday and today'. :)
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ReplyDeleteI think it should be spelled Blhound. Short for Black Hole in the Ground. I don't think there is an official spelling so it might as well be Blhound.
The grass in the "today's pasture" was waist deep and thick. We were giving 250 cows about 1 1/2 acres for a day and the grass would be mowed down to lawn height. Its exciting seeing what a herd like this can do when they are disciplined with electric fence (modern predator pressure) to act like a herd.
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