Strategic Pasture Fertilization

What happens here

Implement a strategic feeding program for goats on hilly pastures to maximize natural fertilization. Instead of feeding animals at the bottom of a hill where manure would accumulate in one spot, feed them at the top. When it rains, the nutrients from their manure will naturally wash down the hillside, effectively fertilizing the entire slope. This method is particularly beneficial for areas with poor soil quality, such as those dominated by 'broom straw' (which indicates overworked land lacking nutrient content and lime). Over time, this natural fertilization will transform sparse, nutrient-deficient land into lush, productive pasture.

Goal: Improve soil fertility and grass growth on hilly pastures using animal manure.