woodlandfarms
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I wonder if I could adapt these tires
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CreativeGuy
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Those wheels are really cool. But I also wonder if their front end sickle bar or mulcher might be available.
MossRoad
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They'd aerate your hills, too... 
cqaigy2
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Ay yi yi! Those are some steep hills. I wonder why they are cutting them?
Those are some steep hills. I wonder why they are cutting them?
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woodlandfarms
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Ay yi yi!
Cause the goats refuse to walk them? Some of that is crazy steep.
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The Swiss farm some very steep hillsides and gather hay from many small fields, very interesting if you search Swiss haying.
cqaigy2
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I saw one of the videos showed that sickle bar looking setup cutting for hay. I can see why those cows are so happy, not having to walk up those steep hills.
