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What do you rotate, and how?

 
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I'm nosey! Ha 🙊

Do you rotationally graze your livestock? A number of species at a time? Who follows whom? Is there a rhyme or reason?

(Yes, I'm a newbie 😜)

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I rotate my KuneKune pigs and Nigerian Dwarf goats through 6 paddocks.   I may add a couple more paddocks.

You can only be young once … but you can be immature forever!

 
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