I have a 30 acre clover hay field that attracts hundreds of geese every day in the early fall. Twice a day actually.
They land in one spot in the morning and slowly work their way around the entire field over the course of a few hours (grazing) then they leave and come back before dark and repeat the process.
I think they are eating clover and the brome grass that’s mixed in??
***Don’t get me wrong, I’m not worried about it at all. They don’t bother me unless they get bold and into my yard.
BUT I do wonder what effect that many birds has on the field?? Is it a net negative because they eat so much tonnage? Or is it a net positive in free fertilizer? Any other effects?
They land in one spot in the morning and slowly work their way around the entire field over the course of a few hours (grazing) then they leave and come back before dark and repeat the process.
I think they are eating clover and the brome grass that’s mixed in??
***Don’t get me wrong, I’m not worried about it at all. They don’t bother me unless they get bold and into my yard.
BUT I do wonder what effect that many birds has on the field?? Is it a net negative because they eat so much tonnage? Or is it a net positive in free fertilizer? Any other effects?