Our Domesticated Ungulates Truncating the Enclosed Herbaceous Plants

Though the farm we rent includes 200 acres of tillable ground, we find ourselves allowing our cattle to forage in more populated areas--such as our lawn.  Do not fret, my husband mows close to the house and uses a break wire to keep them away, less they dislodge some siding or a gutter with their need to scratch their necks on most any textured vertical surface :).  It is partly done out of the fact that my husband does not enjoy mowing as it gives him "tractor back" the next day but more so done out of the fact that we are graziers to the core and why would we waste something that our bovine friends will happily and gratefully utilize?  So I took a video of our bovine friends coming out of the pasture onto the lawn to happily truncate our herbaceous plants, using the least amount of fossil fuels whilst adding an eco-friendly fertilizer to the lawn at no charge and giving us milk and meat in return! (grin)  I love farming.

Blessings to each of you in the name of our Lord Jesus Christ.  This season we have been reflecting on the redemption we have through His death on the cross and the hope of eternity as He conquered death and rose from the grave.