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Winter in the corral. A few things I’ve learned from getting animals: 1/2 acre of hybrid sod is not enough to sustain a couple of mini horses. Add goats, the weeds disappear, but then everyone is hungry. Goats get along great with horses. Curly dock is invasive and goats don’t like it. So don’t get animals without sufficient pasture and have expectations of success when you have absolutely no plan in place (when this happened I hadn’t finished reading Dirt to Soil by Gabe Brown). You need to be able to seed forage, rotate, and stable the horses so they don’t overeat. Plus, it’s technically a second enterprise, but because they’re pets, it’s not meant for that, so it’s a money drain having to feed them. So… I’ve got a lot of fencing and seeding to do. And then we will begin to regenerate the land. I believe animals are essential, and profitable when we manage them right.
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CSA Signups open for 2022! Link in bio.
CSA Signups open for 2022! Link in bio.
CSA Signups open for 2022! Link in bio.
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