Pasture in Different Conditions
The cattle is moved every 1-2 days to a new lot. It’s called rotational grazing and helps the pasture to develop more strongly over time.
Images:
Left side – before grazing
Right side – after grazing
Stock of hay bales
Grazing segments
Grazing cattle
More News From the
Lab Without a Roof
Look, how the young steers have grown up – thanks to the help of the great livestock team and the multi species pasture!
This season, we already planted 350 of 600 new trees from our own tree nursery as part of our new keyline design structure.
Here they are – our (up to now) 195 beautiful young steers: Black and Red Aberdeen Angus, and a few cross breeds Angus x Hereford (white blazed).
Two beautiful horses (Criollo crossbreeds) from our neighbor farm are about to join our team!
Look, how the young steers have grown up – thanks to the help of the great livestock team and the multi species pasture!
This season, we already planted 350 of 600 new trees from our own tree nursery as part of our new keyline design structure.
Here they are – our (up to now) 195 beautiful young steers: Black and Red Aberdeen Angus, and a few cross breeds Angus x Hereford (white blazed).
Two beautiful horses (Criollo crossbreeds) from our neighbor farm are about to join our team!
