RESTED PASTURES, HAPPY PIGS: CARING OUR RESIDENTS AND THE LAND

RESTED PASTURES, HAPPY PIGS: CARING OUR RESIDENTS AND THE LAND

At Happily Ever Esther Farm Sanctuary, the health of our land is just as important as the well-being of the residents who call it home. That’s why we practice rotational grazing and give our pastures intentional periods of rest. Over the past month, we’ve allowed several pig pastures to rest completely—no grazing, no foot traffic—just time for the grass to recover, regrow, and replenish. 

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PARASITE PREVENTION AND TREATMENT IN SMALL RUMINANTS

PARASITE PREVENTION AND TREATMENT IN SMALL RUMINANTS

Spring is in the air, which means warmer weather, growing pastures, and more time for our residents to soak up the sunshine. But it also means that parasites are becoming more active. Parasite prevention and treatment can be complex, but with good management practices and vigilance, we’re able to stay ahead of the curve and keep our goats and sheep healthy and comfortable.  

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