Heading for the Back Pasture
The trek to the back pasture every morning and night to move horses can be tiring, especially now that we are having to bring water and hay each time. To make life easier, we are implementing our 40 hp New Holland tractor to move, well, a two horse power team. Duke & Diesel willingly follow me in this picture, and are later seen devouring their second cut alfalfa/grass bale in the already baron pasture. Soon enough, if we don't continually rotate between the three paddocks, the back pasture, which is about two acres, will look like the top paddocks, such as Danny & Dakota's.
The trek to the back pasture every morning and night to move horses can be tiring, especially now that we are having to bring water and hay each time. To make life easier, we are implementing our 40 hp New Holland tractor to move, well, a two horse power team. Duke & Diesel willingly follow me in this picture, and are later seen devouring their second cut alfalfa/grass bale in the already baron pasture. Soon enough, if we don't continually rotate between the three paddocks, the back pasture, which is about two acres, will look like the top paddocks, such as Danny & Dakota's.
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