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r/Damnthatsinteresting • u/The_Love-Tap • 13d ago
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"small farmers have also adopted this method"
-I'd be willing to bet that small farmers had been doing this for a very long time before a "big" farmer automated the task.
• u/XyRabbit 13d ago edited 13d ago You'd win that bet. Moving the flock around is essential to keeping your grass. As a small flock owner for about 20 years I know they will absolutely decimate everything and have nothing else to eat. I love being about to easily move them around. • u/icanfeelitcomingup 13d ago It was absolutely done on a smaller and simpler scale long, long before industrial-scale farming tried it. • u/PrincipledProphet 12d ago You bet first, bot, so you win. • u/QuicksDrawMcGraw 11d ago bot? • u/EfficiencyLeading987 11d ago Joel Salatin
You'd win that bet. Moving the flock around is essential to keeping your grass. As a small flock owner for about 20 years I know they will absolutely decimate everything and have nothing else to eat. I love being about to easily move them around.
It was absolutely done on a smaller and simpler scale long, long before industrial-scale farming tried it.
You bet first, bot, so you win.
• u/QuicksDrawMcGraw 11d ago bot?
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u/QuicksDrawMcGraw 13d ago
"small farmers have also adopted this method"
-I'd be willing to bet that small farmers had been doing this for a very long time before a "big" farmer automated the task.