Moving Cattle to New Pasture

What happens here

After preparing the new pasture section, the farmer proceeds to move the herd of black Angus cows. He uses a combination of calling the cattle ('Cows, cows, cows!') and gently guiding them towards the open fence section. The cows, recognizing the routine and the promise of fresh grass, eagerly move into the newly accessible pasture. The farmer emphasizes the importance of rotational grazing to minimize winter hay feeding costs and improve land health. He also mentions the presence of other farm animals, such as a donkey named Donny and a bison named Tammy, who also follow the herd.

Goal: Relocate cattle to a fresh grazing area.