Royal Golden Guernsey Goats join conservation herd
Royal Golden Guernsey Goats join conservation herdImage caption, The six-month-old goats will graze conservation areas around the islandByMacey TurnerGuernseyPublished2 minutes agoThree Royal Golden Guernsey goats have joined the island's conservation herd, which was previously made up of only Guernsey cattle. The herd was established by La Société Guernesiaise in 2014 to graze areas around the island, removing the need for mechanical cutting while improving biodiversity. He said: "They will strip bark and leaves from trees and they will eat spiky plants without issue, get in and around places that the cows wouldn't be able to.
- ▪Royal Golden Guernsey Goats join conservation herdImage caption, The six-month-old goats will graze conservation areas around the islandByMacey TurnerGuernseyPublished2 minutes agoThree Royal Golden Guernsey goats have joined the island's c
- ▪The herd was established by La Société Guernesiaise in 2014 to graze areas around the island, removing the need for mechanical cutting while improving biodiversity.
- ▪He said: "They will strip bark and leaves from trees and they will eat spiky plants without issue, get in and around places that the cows wouldn't be able to.
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Royal Golden Guernsey Goats join conservation herdImage caption, The six-month-old goats will graze conservation areas around the islandByMacey TurnerGuernseyPublished6 minutes agoThree Royal Golden Guernsey goats have joined the island's conservation herd, which was previously made up of only Guernsey cattle. The herd was established by La Société Guernesiaise in 2014 to graze areas around the island, removing the need for mechanical cutting while improving biodiversity. Herd manager Will Harford-Fox said the goats would eat species cattle missed, including gorse, blackthorn and brambles.The goats were welcomed on their release by Governor of Guernsey Lt Gen Sir Richard Cripwell, who said: "They can make a really valuable contribution to how Guernsey manages its own environment in the…
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