In all fairness to them, your grass does look mighty tasty!
I get all sorts in my garden, horses, sheep, cows, goats, chickens - you name it, it's probably loitering in my garden eating something it shouldn't be!
I know the grass is really long. It hasn't been dry enough to get the mower through and now it is so long we need the professionals! I have no problem with the cows eating the grass but they eat the vegies and the kept part of the garden also. But we figured out where they are getting in at so now they can stay on their side of the wall.
I want a goat to mow the lawn but my husband says no.
Renee
I saw these cows belonging to George Barret (the farmer) just down the road from you on Wednesday morning this week.
Turn left out of your garden up to the triangle (500 yards) with the signpost in the middle and turn right. Look for the blue Alfred Hymas lorry on the right just round the corner.
What a small world! Considering we both live in the middle of nowhere that is amazing. You'll have to come by for some tea, that is if you trust a yank to make good English tea.
I had a goat for years, we kept her to munch on the grass in our rather large garden - and it was a fantastic idea. They're very low maintanence, and it's rather nice to have a goat bleeting at you as you stroll through the garden - she actually made us money, selling her wool!
They don't know what's for them to eat and what's not, though - so we kept ours on a very long bit of rope, and tied it to various trees around the garden, moving it every week or two - stopped her nibbling things she wasn't supposed to!
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