I'm not a farmer but I have thought about this idea of silvopasture. I did a search about best trees for silvopasture. The Ontario government in Canada has a pdf file that says black locust is toxic to cows and other grazing animals but might be ok for goats.
You mentioned honeysuckle, which is a constant battle at my property. Did grazing get rid of that on its own, or did you bush-hog the honeysuckle before? Trying to narrow down best approaches. Thank you for you answer if you can get to this!
You also mentioned that ash trees are a natural succession species: Have you noticed a difference due to the ash borer yet, or are young generations still coming up?
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I'm not a farmer but I have thought about this idea of silvopasture. I did a search about best trees for silvopasture. The Ontario government in Canada has a pdf file that says black locust is toxic to cows and other grazing animals but might be ok for goats.
You mentioned honeysuckle, which is a constant battle at my property.
Did grazing get rid of that on its own, or did you bush-hog the honeysuckle before?
Trying to narrow down best approaches. Thank you for you answer if you can get to this!
what about honey locust trees? thank you fer the video
You also mentioned that ash trees are a natural succession species: Have you noticed a difference due to the ash borer yet, or are young generations still coming up?