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Moved the pregnant ewes and mowed their old pen to reset the grass growth. We needed to chop off the seed heads and get it back to growing more leaves. It should be ready to graze again in 2-3 weeks.
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Desert Weyr is a small sustainable family farm in Western Colorado. We raise Black Welsh Mountain sheep, a few chickens and also have Arabian horses.
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