Harvesting Alfalfa for My Goats

My first official harvest from the small alfalfa patch i've been growing behind my property. Goats absolutely loved the fresh harvest!
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[@cmvvlogs3887]

Thank you for sharing. Very informative video.

[@JhoCasting369]

Wow alfa alfa 💖

[@castleofcostamesa8291]

Thank you!!! I am going to grow some for my urban chickens!

[@eljardinperdido]

Yay! Throw some millet in there too!

[@wac74]

new sub from australia - fellow urban farmer - love the channel :)

[@eljardinperdido]

Thanks mate! I envy you guys for some of the stuff you can grow down there! 🙂

[@LatinosOver40]

Hola amigo.... your goats might like leaves from a Moringa Tree... I have an extra one in a 2 gal pot about 5' tall that really needs to be put in a bigger pot or put in the ground. I already have one and don't have any room for it. Moringa is a very fast grower and will survive down to 28F. All parts of a Moringa Tree are eatable. If you're interested, I live about 2 minutes away from your home... I can drop it off any time.... tu amigo Javier

[@eljardinperdido]

Yes. Thank you for the advice. I have a previous video on fodder. I give then morninga, as well as Mexican sunflower, mulberry branches, banana leaves, and game grass. They have a nice variety, but yes. Moringa is great! Highly nutritious, grows quick, and they love it!

[@rodrigotorres8791]

💯🤙

[@matthewn609]

I thought alfalfa wasn't good for goats due to high calcium, protein?

[@eljardinperdido]

It’s all good as long as you’re not feeding them a bunch of grain on top of it l

[@keithyoung7381]

So many un answered questions.lol