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Monday 17th May 2021 is an unforgettable day for all of us connected to Ahimsa cows for many reasons. Some good, some, not so good. It’s the day the cows left behind all that they were familiar with and ventured into the unknown. It’s the day we left Manton for a new start at Chater Valley and Grange Farm. I’m sure both myself and Vraja could write a book on the trials and tribulations of…
Continue readinggrazing as shown by a nature reserve that has just introduced cattle for conservation. End result is biodiversity
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Continue readingNew Calves Meet Horatio and Primrose two new additions to the Ahimsa herd. They are happy little calves and are looking forward to playing in the fields once spring arrives. Eventually Primrose will become a milking cow. Horatio will start training as a working ox when he gets to around three.
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