So I don't have sheep and haven't done them. But I'm thinking about trying them.
If you have them out to pasture are they smart enough to not overgraze the same spot and go to the next one? (I hear goats are terrible about stripping everything down. Although many ppl here probably like goats.) How do you manage this to prevent it?
I mostly want to make sure what I need to do know about the pasture management side and what I'd need to know there first?
It sounds interesting.
I do have some livestock experience in ducks and rabbits. And a few projects like that. But not sheep.
It seems interesting to try them out. My grandfather had sheep years ago before he died. And his whole family liked doing them. I'm thinking it might be good to get into them next year if I can manage a few changes. But I wouldn't want to do them without doing homework first. (Make sure the pool has water.)
If you have them out to pasture are they smart enough to not overgraze the same spot and go to the next one? (I hear goats are terrible about stripping everything down. Although many ppl here probably like goats.) How do you manage this to prevent it?
I mostly want to make sure what I need to do know about the pasture management side and what I'd need to know there first?
It sounds interesting.
I do have some livestock experience in ducks and rabbits. And a few projects like that. But not sheep.
It seems interesting to try them out. My grandfather had sheep years ago before he died. And his whole family liked doing them. I'm thinking it might be good to get into them next year if I can manage a few changes. But I wouldn't want to do them without doing homework first. (Make sure the pool has water.)