Last summer we ran our AGH with our sheep. There was a bit of confusion come feed time & the hogs started rooting up perfectly fine pasture. Admittedly it was a fairly wet fall so it made for some soft digging.
We have 5 or 6 acres that is grown up with multiflower rose, blackberries, weeds and some grass. I am thinking about building several hog tractors, let them clean up an area, move the tractor and then reseed with clover and pasture mix.
The plan being that we will fence in this area and run our sheep and a few goats after it has been rejuvenated.
Following the reseeding the hope then would be that we could continue to use the hog tractors but move them much more frequently onto fresh pasture to limit rooting.
I have done some research on the net and have not been able to find a great deal of factual information on the subject.
Anyone got the T shirt on hog tractors?
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We have 5 or 6 acres that is grown up with multiflower rose, blackberries, weeds and some grass. I am thinking about building several hog tractors, let them clean up an area, move the tractor and then reseed with clover and pasture mix.
The plan being that we will fence in this area and run our sheep and a few goats after it has been rejuvenated.
Following the reseeding the hope then would be that we could continue to use the hog tractors but move them much more frequently onto fresh pasture to limit rooting.
I have done some research on the net and have not been able to find a great deal of factual information on the subject.
Anyone got the T shirt on hog tractors?
ONG