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PHOTO - the grass tastes better on the other side

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David in Wales

06-19-2007 02:09:49

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Hi Gang;
Noticed how sheep & cattle always prefer the grass on the other side of the fence. View looking over the eastern side of Dinas Isalnd farm. David

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1936

06-19-2007 17:03:48

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Re: PHOTO - the grass tastes better on the other side in reply to David in Wales, 06-19-2007 02:09:49

Is this a normal corner brace on the fense?

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David in Wales

06-19-2007 08:35:54

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Re: PHOTO - the grass tastes better on the other side in reply to David in Wales, 06-19-2007 02:09:49

The white dots are sheep - they are aiming to keep 1800-2000 ewes & rear their lambs on the 300 acres of farmed land.
It used to be a mixed farm, grain, potatoes, cattle, sheep & pigs. South facing so gets the best of the waether & sun; clay soil over slate (rock).
The "line" that snakes across the centre of the slope is the coastal pathway.
David

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McFarmer

06-19-2007 05:37:53

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Re: PHOTO - the grass tastes better on the other side in reply to David in Wales, 06-19-2007 02:09:49

Great looking pasture. I bet they don't even have to pay the help that work there. I really like looking at the photos of your area.

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Rich Va

06-19-2007 04:50:11

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Re: PHOTO - the grass tastes better on the other side in reply to David in Wales, 06-19-2007 02:09:49

Hey David, is that more sheep in the far background or just rocks?

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Jon Hagen

06-19-2007 05:24:04

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Re: PHOTO - the grass tastes better on the other side in reply to Rich Va, 06-19-2007 04:50:11

Yes, the grass tastes better on the other side. One day the neighbor lady stopped at our farm and was laughing about their driving by our pasture and seeing one old long necked Holstein cow eating through the fence. She had eaten all the Better / Greener grass on the other side of the fence, and now had that long neck wrapped around the fence post and was eating grass back inside the pasture.

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