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"content": "Katahdin Hair Sheep completed the first grazing loop!\nhttps://i.imgur.com/VxGdTTe.jpeg\nIt's been just over a month since the sheep started grazing. The pasture has recovered well, almost a little taller and more mature than ideal. Several paddocks were only grazed for one day or skipped entirely so hopefully this time around they won't be back here for more than 60 days. The longer the pasture can rest the lower the potential parasite load will be upon returning to graze again. There is a balance between returning too soon and letting the pasture go to seed and becoming less palatable for the sheep. Dancing with nature indeed.\n\n#pemaculture #permies #homesteading #grownostr #sheep #rotationalgrazing #silvopasture #regenag #regenerativeagriculture #pasturemanagement #lamb #localfood #meat #carnivore",
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