Swapping Fields With My 100% Grass Fed Cattle, But, There's an Obstacle...

Join me for another regular move for the Belted Galloway bullocks.

They're getting good at this now, even remaining calm while negotiating an obstacle.

Regular changes of pasture mimicks the behaviour of ruminent animals in nature. In the wild a predator would keep them grouped together, here, the electric fence does that job.

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Peter farms in Farndale on the North York Moors. A first generation farmer, his focus is on regeneration; improving the soil, storing water and carbon, nature value and the overall aesthetic of this working farm.