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- Ahh the colours and patterns of silage season. One cut down, 🤞plenty more to come. Silage is #fermented pasture. We mow and collect the lush spring pasture, pack it tightly into a pit to remove as much of the oxygen as possible and let it ferment in its own juices. Once preserved like this it can last for years. It's like kimchi for cows! #pasture #fermentedfoods #fermentation #silageseason #silageI love watching our cows munch through a paddock of pasture. Today it's lush spring pasture, tomorrow those fresh nutrients will be made into someone's coffee, culturing into a delicious block of cheese or tub of yoghurt. . . #paddocktoplate #culturedfoods #latte #cheese #yoghurt #awesome_gippsland #farm365 #rural_love #aussiefarmers #aussieag #ruralaustralia #total_rural #kuntrygram #rurallife #farmsnaps #farmlife #countrylife #farm #cows #vache #vacas
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