Prepare Herd for Pasture Move

What happens here

Begin by moving through the pasture where the cattle are currently grazing. Use verbal cues and gentle movements to encourage the cattle to become active and move around. This stimulation prompts them to excrete waste, which deposits valuable nutrients back into the soil of the pasture they are about to leave. Observe the herd's behavior and ensure they are sufficiently 'stirred up' to maximize the fertilization effect.

Goal: The farmer actively interacts with the cattle to 'stir them up,' encouraging them to defecate and urinate in the current pasture before moving them to the next section. This action helps to naturally fertilize the soil they are leaving.