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Cattle

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Dynamic Grazing

The pastures are rotationally grazed, the cattle grazing one paddock for 3-6 days depending on the season. Over tall or grazed pastures are topped to spread the cow pats and remove seeding heads. This process ensures plants re-invigorate their root system and the leaf system constantly throughout the season. The distributed cow pats prevent the build up of  stale uncomposted pats and facilitate the more even manuring of plants.

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Breading Aims

BREEDING AIMS: To produce stock of strong natural health. Cows free of the diseases Johnes; IBR; BVD; Leptospirosis (L Hardjo), Neosporsa and bTB, and therefore maintain the Elite herd health status. Cows should be medium build, to tread lightly, medium legs to convert grass better. Cows that calve easily. Cattle that finish easily and well, at over 275kg dwt, and on pasture/hay. Cows with female features (rather than slim male face), duck faces, 4 teats, medium udder, good toes, high tail, good cavity, long length.

Details

Gantletts

Yatesbury House Farm

Yatesbury, Calne, Wiltshire

England

SN11 8YF

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