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- Hi, we are Harriet and Mauro and in February 2021 we bought an abandoned smallholding in Castellón, Spain. In these videos we share our life as we restore and improve our little stone house, learn to grow and preserve our own food, and bring our 4 acres of farmland back to productivity.
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Este video es una ilustración de lo que está pasando.
Ojalá despierte conciencias, y los gobiernos ayuden a los jóvenes para que retornen al rural, soy de Galicia y aquí es una desgracia cada año, vivimos en un país maravilloso y con el cambio climático se está destruyendo.
Ojalá la gente se conciencia y cuide los montes y en general el planeta.
Suerte muchachos.
El cambio climatico causa que los idiotas tiren colillas en bosques secos.
Son incendios intencionales, los gobiernos no te van a ayudar porque ellos causan estas cosas. Es lamentable pero es así, me alegra que venga gente joven al campo y le den futuro a lugares privilegiados pero tan maltratados.
Más que cambio climático tenemos cada vez más monocultivo y menos flora y fauna nativa, tampoco tenemos gente que junte leña seca en los montes como antes, ni nadie que saque a las cabras a pastorear.
I live where forest fires happen frequently. People living on farms, ranches and in small towns are finally learning to clear away any dead trees, bushes, especially long grass, pines away from buildings.
Your home is stone exterior, so it won't burn, but please limit the amount of wood you use especially around yourselves and the animals.
If flames come near spray toward the top of the flames, then underneath them. Fires grow from drawing in oxygen and flames climb with it.
It will be smart to have an area where you can hide away from fires, maybe big enough for the rest. I suggest you try to remove the oldest trees from the lower slopes, fires climb uphill.
Too close for even my comfort, and yes, 1 km is about 5 minutes away if a breeze comes with the fires.
Glad you are all safe. 🇨🇦❤️
A metal roof on your house, over animals will help. Plastics are like jet fuels for forest fires so they need to either be protected or stored somewhere away from you.
The older gentleman in the video nailed it and as you also say, you need a vibrant, living system of custodians using goats, sheep etc to minimize fire risk. More and more young people are seeking alternatives to busting your ass in the city, eating better, more nutrient rich food, having nature on your doorstep and with online working making this possible, let’s hope we can look after land better. I have a small plot near Valencia, not affected by the recent fires, but I’m acutely aware of the work needed to make my land less fire prone, it’s surrounded by pines…my priority is soil building, I chop and drop like a fiend, soils that hold more moisture are less at risk. Maybe town halls should buy chippers and loan them out in the community as a fire prevention technique… mucha suerte a los dos 🍀🍀🍀
That is a great idea. Not everyone can afford a decently chipper. I would love to do more but the size of chipper I can afford can only handle twigs. Another idea to take to our ayuntamientos.
I live in the south of Spain and for the last 5 or more years the Junta de Andalucía have been giving subsidies to farmers to rip up all the mountains and terrace them to plant mangoes . It's really sad seeing that we literally have no water , my local town buys in two water tankers every couple of days . I wish they would think more for the future of their land rather then the economic benefits , I'm planing on putting together something to show to the local ayuntamiento regarding permaculture, every drop of rain that falls around here just ends up in the river and out to the sea , there are no water harvesting structures , everyone and their dog has a borehole and on top of that they spray their land with pesticides and so on , im hoping I won't have to move away but at this rate in 10 years I'll be living in a desert 🏜️ .
It's so hard to find any Spanish permaculture videos or courser to show the ayuntamiento where I live , but realistically it's the only hope we have of saving the place I grew up in ....
@@keyrides6157 I think ayuntamientos respond better to the idea of regenerative agriculture, agro forestry etc rather than using the word permaculture which they associate with hippy culture (ayuntamientos are deeply conservative). Try talking to locals, there may be others that can get behind your cause, otherwise it can be monumentally disheartening. There are many TH-cam videos about various schemes in Spain, anti-desertification projects, winemakers going regenerative, even towns getting with the programme, if you use the Spanish search terms ‘agricultura regenerativa’, ‘agroforesteria’ etc. I know that Groasis did a massive reforestation project in southern Spain somewhere. Universities are doing the research, talk to young people, many are committed to changing things for the better. It’s the older generation that are more resistant to change. ‘No dig’ or ‘no till’ farming is still a hard sell here, but I’m doing it small scale and it works with a bit of broadforking to loosen the clay. Good luck to you 🤞🤞🤞🍀💪💪💪
I love it when a youtuber who makes videos in English also has stuff in other languages and then subtitles them. It's fun to listen to for some reason.
Wow! That was close. So pleased you, the animals and the farmstead are safe.
Un consejo para la recolección de las algarrobas, si colocas unas redes o mantas en la tierra, sacudes con una bara las ramas y las algarrobas caen en la red, resulta más cómodo y rápido.
Sí, las redes son muy caras pero creo que vamos a hacer la inversión
@@LittleSpanishFarmstead
Bed sheets work great, also.
Or just a cheap tarp, is good, also.
So relieved the fire didn't ruin all the hard work you've both done.
That was an interesting look under the surface of the water, I didn't realise there were lots of little fish in there! It must be very frightening to be in that situation with the fire, thank goodness your immediate area survived. Beware, Mauro; the next time that Harriet goes away, the gods will send locusts!
hahaha poor Mauro, I'd kinda like to see how he'd cope with that though! 🪳
So sorry to hear about the fire. Thank God every one is fine.
Mauro did a great job filming and taking care of the farm.
I really liked the Spanish. Many years ago I lived in Mexico for a year as a exchange student. It was lovely to hear the language again and to be able to understand it. Thank you.
In Australia, hot dry weather and fires are a constant problem during summer. It is tiring, exhausting and scary when they hit your corner of the world. I completely understand your feelings and thoughts in regard to this experience. Fire and nature are powerful forces we must never under estimate. It was amazing how quicky trees resprouted following severe fires we had several years ago. Nature was certainly far more resilient than I felt at the time. I recently travelled through another part of Australia where the fires had been very intense, sadly there are patches of bush land that have not re sprouted. Let us be thankful for every day and every moment we have to breathe and enjoy nature.🦋
Que susto😱 Y que alivio que estén bien y que no se quemo ninguna casa. Saludos de nuevo de una futura vecina🤪 A ver si puedo ayudar en algo a el problema de poblar por ahí, yo y mis tres hijos. Me inspira mucho verlos y deseo que se encuentren bien 🥰
that was scary!! I was impressed with Mauro's skills cleaning up the wind disaster and taking care of the animals should he have to evacuate.
Hey Harriet...Tx God you are all well.M sorry to hear about the mishap at your area but we thank God that all is well.We pray that as the climate keeps changing not one soul be lost.God bless you.Love you .Bongiwe from South Africa
I live in eastern California near Yosemite and my heart goes out to you guys. Your land looks similar to mine and we have high fire danger also. When I saw the smoke in your video I knew exactly what it was. We had a fire last month a couple of miles away several houses were burned. We are grateful for our fire fighters as well. Buena suerte a todos ustedes. Sorry for bad Spanish I used Google Translate as my High school Spanish was 50 years ago.
Dear Harriet and Mauro, I'm so grateful that you and your holding survived. I couldn't watch the beginning of the video because I just had to cut to the chase and be sure this was so. You are so right about making rural areas a living countryside, and you are making a real difference. Also essential is an earthshaking change in policy from governments all over the globe creating tax incentives for rural repopulation and reversing climate change.
Thank you! 💚
Haha, well you only missed Mauro making some good coffee and listening to Jazz, mostly 😂
Mauro did harvest carob, feed critters, trim the almond a bit, water plants and restake the tomatoes... 🤗 I do bet he read a few books.
Loverly to see you both smiling. Great camera work in the first half
Hola Mauro, un consejo, a ser posible no riegues por el día, se pierde mucha agua por evaporación, la mejor hora es al atardecer cuando el sol se pone, un saludo.
So happy that you did not have the fire on your property. Blessings from Canada 🇨🇦
I look forward to watching your weekly videos and I'm sorry you had to go through those scary moments. But I'm glad everything turned out ok for you and wish you all the best living your dream life in harmony with nature
Oh dear. Wow. I loved the first part of your video. So funny Mauro. But then the second part with the fire I cried so much. We were all so lucky. So glad to have you guys and such great neighbours.
As I watched this video, my heart felt like a stone. So relieved your finca was spared and you both are ok.
I am pleased to hear you are all OK. We had a fire in our mountains and the community reacted very quickly to get it under control. Stay safe
Gracias que estáis bien, Besós 🙋😘😘😘😘🐕🐈🐱🐐🌻🙏🙏🙏
Fire is awful - glad that you escaped! We lost everything except the houses...but now the land is turning green again & at least the land is clear! Hereabouts, 275,000ha burned. Keep clear space around house & irrigate - best of luck.
Glad you guys are okay! The fires have been scary here in Portugal too and I can’t imagine having one that close to your home. Big hugs xx
Thank you 💚
stay safe, keep the goats claning your land
I was so nervous watching this video. So thankful your land was spared. I'm sorry for the others who lost it all. Glad you got a laugh from the puppy at the end which might of helped your stress. Just so happy you were saved.
I am so glad you are ok! What a scare.
Its was so nice te experience the filming of Mauro. Put a smile on my face. The choice of music, HAHA..
Thank you. So much enjoying your sharings❤️
Well wishes to you and your neighbours in such difficult times. I cannot imagine how terrifying it was to see, hear and smell the fire. Please take super care, Laura 🌸🌸🌸
I’m relieved for you and your animals but sad for the forest and wildlife. Great to see community pulling together as it did. Definitely what is needed in days and years to come. Stay safe people.
Saw the pictures of the fire so near the road in the village, but the heartening thing is the cohesive and supportive community that is in its infancy in the area. This is the start of caring for the land and all its inhabitants.
Hola chicos, que bueno verlos y saber que, aunque por muy poco no sufrieron daños por el incendio. Lamentamos por los muchos otros q si han tenido perdidas en diferentes puntos de España.
Gracias por vuestro mensaje y por un vídeo más , como siempre aportando, construyendo y dando ejemplo, nos gustó mucho verte a ti también Mauro!
Salud chicos y adelante!
Julianna&José
Hi Harriet and Mauro, you have been very lucky this year. Unfortunately our farm burned, at least half of it. Although we live in Portugal, our climate seems to be very similar. Like you, we can see how much better we can prepare ourselves and our land in future. I love watching your videos, how you are growing not only food but your menagerie of animals too. Good luck in all your future endeavours x
Gosh I'm so sorry to hear that, that must have been horrible :(
so glad you are safe.fires can be terrifying. blessings and love.xxx
Gracias por compartir, y siento tanto todos los incendios que hay , me duele el corazón, ojalá se pueda hacer algo pronto para prevenirlos .
Mauro very nice video job. I hope no villagers or person in that community was hurt. Fire is a cruel part of nature. It is unmerciful. So glad your little farm is ok. Very sad to see the surrounding land that was destroyed.✌
What a terrible scare. I'm happy all is well. I know there are things you can do to keep the fires at a minimum, keeping all the dried brush cleared and such you probably already know. Fire can be all consuming. Just glad you're all okay.
Acabo de ver vuestro nuevo video y durante toda la semana estuve esperándolo para ver cómo afectó a vuestra población el incendio. Ya os trasladé todo mi cariño y preocupación y me alegra saber que todo está bien...bueno,no todo, un abrazo fuerte para tod@s l@s vecin@s afectados...lo siento muchísimo 🙏Por otra parte...Mauro, qué bien lo has hecho!!! Me ha gustado tu música y cómo has grabado.... sí, ya nos dimos cuenta que no eres Harriet 😂😂 te peinas diferente😂 lo mejor..las tomas falsas con ese pequeña Ona🐾 tirándose al agua. Harriet, grande...Ahora...no puedes irte que se lía!! Un abrazo familia. Sois el regalo de cada domingo ❣️
Muchísimas gracias 💚
On the bright side, there's another positive other than the galvanation of the local community . All the free charcoal, can be added to your garden to boost the fertility and to help with water retention.
Estos días, viendo las noticias de los incendios pensaba en vosotros y si os iban a afectar. Me alegro que no hayáis sufrido ningún daño y la huerta siga prosperando.
Glad things turned out ok, good forward thinking being prepared for the worst; maybe time to take that a stage further. The community get together with a safety plan: a fire break around the the area; trees removed close to houses, fire proof strong box for home documents and so on. Getting everyone involved will bring the community together. Anyway keep safe.
Just found your channel greetings from an American and a German in Mexico (we make vids here too). I wanted to say I LOVE listening and reading Mauro's spanish... I'm awful at Spanish but he's so clear and easy to understand and it really helps me to learn. Also, it's nice when the partner takes the camera for a diff view. Big fan of your lifestyle and what you are doing! Be awesome and keep uploading! with love shaun in Paradise.
That's funny, when I began learning Spanish I found Mauro incomprehensible 😂😂😂
Wow that must have been scary and i can imagine you feel so helpless. Everyone who lives in a rural Mediterranean situations nightmare . Thanks for a great video as always
Gracias a ustedes por realizar y contar. Gracias 💗
Idk why but Mauro putting on the Fanny pack for watering was hilarious 😂 he’s serious about it
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Glad you're all safe and I hope everyone in the locality found refuge..
So pleased you and your farmstead escaped the fire , your husband held it together sorted the animals and packed a bag just incase he had to leave , . Your so right about land not being managed because people left to earn better money in the cities or on the coast, your an inspiration to a lot of us and hopefully when the time is right some of us will follow ,,
So glad your home was spared.
Job well done! And finally the subtitles work without seeing double 👍
Scary all these fires!
Finally! haha.
¡Qué susto!!! Me alegro que la granja y vosotros sobrevividisteis los fuegos. Qué desafortunado para os vecinos. Cuidaos
Wow, seeing the grey, burnt landscape brought me to tears. How scary for the community. Glad you guys are safe.
I have just seen this video. Thank goodness you, the animals & your property are fine. I have been through a similar experience & it is scarey!
Me alegro que el incendio no haya sido perjudicial para todos vosotros.
Mauro &Harriet,so glad that you guys are well.Please take care and see you soon.
Hola Mauro; Hay un procedimiento para sellar el hierro y acero, que se llama Pavonado. Hay dos métodos, uno muy agresivo y que se usa para los cañones y otras armas que alcanzan temperaturas elevadas, y otro para utensilios y herramientas o tornillería, expuestos a la oxidación.
Éste segundo método consiste en sumerjir la pieza a pavonar en aceite (por lo general aceite de coche usado, pero cualquiera vale), previo calentamiento al menos a 160ºC, en sucesivas inmersiones, hasta alcanzar el tono negro/azulado que cada uno precise.
Sólo sé prudente con no tener animales a tu alrededor mientras lo realizas, para evitar distracciones y que ni ellos ni tú sufrais un accidente.
Do you have a volunteer fire brigade in the nearby town? They are an excellent way to both learn about fire and to help the community respond to the threat. Having more people in the countryside doesn't fix the problem on it's own. We have a lot of people who move out into the bush and want to keep the atmosphere of having the trees up close to their homes, as a result their homes cannot be saved when a fire comes through. People and proper land management practices are the key, and there is still debate about the latter. Best of luck!
Yes there are volunteer firefighters. We were actually thinking of looking into it before this happened anyway.
Omg! Thank goodness u r all ok, hope ur friends and neighbours r ok too?! 🤞🤞 xxx
As far as we know, no injuries in this fire. I'm not sure if anyone lost property (apart from trees)!
Thank goodness you’re both safe but it must be horrible to see the devastation around you. Stay safe.
So very fortunate you didn’t get burned out. I’m jealous of your simple easy way of living there. No city craziness and so quiet and calm. Awesome! But don’t ever let your guard down and always be aware. Even in the country life can be in danger. 👍👍
Thank goodness you, Mauro and all the animals are safe. So frightening. Lets hope it cools down soon, at least for this year.
Que tristeza lo del incendio ....y lo que cuesta reforestar el campo otra vez!
Un abrazo de ánimo y bendiciones, en mi comunidad vivimos en constante peligro de incendios , hemos sufrido algunos que han llegado a metros. Tuvimos que crear una brigada forestal y pusimos una torre de vigilia. El peligro es contante y más aún ahora con la Sequía que estamos viviendo. Pero seguimos aquí, en nuestra amada precordillera, tratando de vivir en comunidad, comprando el agua, ya q las vertientes se secaron. Pero es más fuerte el amor a nuestra pachamama!!!!.... Un consejo que nos dieron los bomberos es hacer cortafuegos hacia el límite del camino y ralar siempre el pasto seco y alto. Cuídense y feliz de que estén bien...Saludos desde Chile!!
Por suerte aquí los bomberos forestales están organizados y apoyados por el ayuntamiento pero supongo que debe haber más. Incluso hay grupos voluntarios. Ánimo! 💚
Si estáis cerca de las Useras ,no es provincia de Valencia,estáis en provincia de Castellón. Me alegra que no os haya pasado nada
so glad you guys are ok!
(with Oona falling into the pond, you may want to look into inflatable steps for pools. It's to prevent dog drowning)
I’m so relieved for you both. The extent of the devastation in the area is heartbreaking, so much natural natural habitat scorched. We were following it all (from our home in Dénia) with the memory of the wildfire on the Montgo still fresh in memories. Stay safe and carry on what you do so we’ll.
So Glad you are Both Safe. 💜💜💜 AuntieEllen
Dios, que susto que vivieron. Gracias a Dios no fue mas grande, al menos en esa parte aunque lastimosamente si los hubo hacia otros lado. Gracias a los vecinos por el apoyo ofrecido. Espero que estos desastres se puedan minimizar todo lo posible. Es triste que muchas personas pierdan lo que tanto les ha costado levantar, además los pobres animalitos que sufren tanto, sean silvestres o domésticos. Ojala sigan las lluvias para aplacar esos incendios. Mis mejores deseos porque sigan bien Ustedes y sus amigos y vecinos.
Me alegro de que estés a salvo y tengas buenos vecinos. Estoy de acuerdo en que tener más gente viviendo en el campo es la mejor manera de gestionar los riesgos. Vivo en Chelva y no nos afectó directamente, pero había incendios visibles y algunos de los bomberos locales estaban trabajando en Castelleon.
Oh no, I'm so sorry. I've been watching all your videos back from the beginning since I found you several days back. I live in Australia and I've seen that glow a few too many times including having to drive through a fire once to safety. Our 2019-2020 season was the worst, no one knows how much land burnt, somewhere between 2 and 10 million hectares.
I completely agree that it's the people who live in these places need to be actively encouraged to participate. We have that somewhat here with Australian First Nation tribes doing burn offs in the traditional way they have done for 10s of millenia, but it's going to need so much more. Governments need to do their best to get out of the way of the local people and allow the ways that worked before to work again, alongside research and monitoring. Because things are going to get worse.
I bet next summer your strimming is going to be a bit OCD! Maybe also look into bushfire defences in other parts of the world. And when you rebuild the ruin, consider building sprinklers into the roof. It's required in many parts of rural Aus. I'm just so glad your land was safe.
Ahh gosh I can't even fathom the scale of a fire that burns millions of hectares. That's like.... an entire small country. 😭😭😭
@@LittleSpanishFarmstead The fires burnt for months over vast areas, some of them they just had to let them go, the areas were too inaccessible to gain access. Koalas are already endangered, the number killed in the fires (many of which were started by lightning in tinder dry forest and grass like with your fire) were a significant hit to their population. 😭 *Any* place that gets dry with summer electrical storms is going to be in progressively more danger. Hope your harvesting continues well!
I am very glad you are both ok. That is an interesting viewpoint about how more people in those areas would prevent fire.
So glad you are safe, that must have been so frightening. l cried watching the fire and the devastation it causes to the wildlife. l agree with what you were saying, more people need to live on the rural lands to manage them, hugs to you all
Oh my.A scarey event.
I continue to hope we as humans can learn more and implement ideas about how to save our lands from destruction .
At my parents home on a hillside a minute from a major street in Whittier California there has been a problem at the junction of the base where the hillside naturally started. It is my opinion that the road that was cut out of the natural hillside is lifting up up, it was nearly flat in the 60s put now the incline is clearly at a higher angle, the water main to the subdivision breaks every so often,. Some people with swimming pools have pumps to water in case of a fire
Creo que querías decir... aminorar, mermar, disminuir, empequeñecer, atenuar, mitigar, amortiguar, reducir...Estos verbos indican menos o en menor cantidad..Tu español es bastante bueno...Sigue aprendiendo...Estoy contenta de que estaís bién...Saludos
Uuuu chicos que susto !!!!! Me alegra muchísimo que se encuentren bien ustedes y todo el trabajo que han realizado, que es un montón. Por suerte sus allegados parece que también están bien, es relajante después de semejante incendio saber que la tribu está en orden. Saludos desde Argentina
Glad you're ok, fire season is such a frightening time. Lovely to see under the water and the unexpected swim at the end was so funny
Gracias a Dios por que el viento cambió de dirección!!, que susto me dió el título!!!, que lugar es éste?, si lo pueden decir??, pobre los plantines que fueron derrumbados por el vientazo!!!!
Gracias por compartir!!!!!
Mauro & Harriet, have you ever considered a small wind turbine along with your solar array? It looks like you’re in a similar wind configuration to us in Montana - it could provide consistent and steady energy, even on cloudy days.
So glad you save,
Hola es triste ver lo que ocasionan los incendios en bosques y montañas, que susto para todos ustedes que lo vivieron tan de cerca.
This video was really good tho. I'm really glad you are okay, that must have been really scary! take care!
Glad all well after the fire!! Very scary in the fire near us last year two firemen lost their lives ! Very sad take care you two and keep trees and vegetation away from your house love Caron x
So happy you and your finca are safe!!!
Ay pareja que mal !! Estuve viendo el incendio de Valencia que horror!! Aquí en Alicante también ha estado la cosa fea .me alegro que de estéis bien y los aninalillos también .un abrazo fuerte 🤗🤗
No era en Valencia,era un pueblo de Castellón
Me alegro que estén bien!! Me da mucha pena q esto esté pasando en nuestro país !!,ojala haya una solucion
Susto grande y palabras muy sensatas kas vuestras, asentamiento rural ya.
Pasamos por la frontera Spain Portugal en Septiembre 22 y los bosques se habian quemado.. es tan triste
I guess you can do a fair bit of making sure there's a gap in bush growth between you & land next to you to create fire breaks maybe.
I think if I lived somewhere like you do I'd be keeping bush growth minimal & ground cover very controlled at my land borders & tightly regulated immediately around the house.
I'm very glad the fire didn't get closer to you.
X
Yes, agreed. Although the recommended firebreak is is 4m and we saw this fire jumped across 4m wide roads so it'd have to be... I don't know... pretty wide. We keep our land clear for this reason but if the neighbouring property is abandoned it's a problem :(
@@LittleSpanishFarmstead A big problem, hard work keeping your own land cut back without having to do the neighbour's too.
Hope the fires stay away from you. Fingers crossed 🤞
Ánimo pareja.
Pensé en vosotros cuando sucediò el incendio de Valencia. Menos mal que no os pasò nada. Oona hizo como nuestro perrito cuando era pequeño! menos mal que fue sólo un susto!
Gracias 💚
I just discovered your channel and so glad you guys are okay. It must have been really scary!! I am glad the fire didn't cross the road. Wishing you, your neighbors, and all the animals all the best : )
Que impresionante lo que estamos viviendo con ese calor extremo y las tormentas !! Suerte la naturaleza se regenera , que bueno que están bien !! Abrazos
Estimo que les sugirieron hacer barreras corta fuegos, que son franjas anchas aradas, donde se deja sin plantas... Espero que sirva el consejo
So pleased to see you are both safe. John from Charente.
Excelente reflexión
Después de la experiencia tan extrema, qué bárbaro la reflexión que habéis dejado
👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏Una alegría que estéis muy bien, ahora hemos aprendido que cosas hay que hacer y cuales no todo mi apoyo a vosotros y a tanta gente que ha perdido sus bienes!!😘😘😘😘😘😘😘😘
Me conmovió mucho el apoyo que recibieron de los vecinos. Me salieron lágrimas a ver El Monte todo quemado. Gracias a Dios que el daño fue relativamente poco y que todos Uds., incluyendo a los animales, estén bien. 💕💕💕 Parece que después de seguir su vida aquí les guardo bastante cariño. 💗💗💗
Me alegro mucho por vosotros, que no os paso nada grave directamente, me da mucha pena ver quemarse cualquier bosque. Animo chic@s!!.Harriet,me encanta cuando hablas castellano, suenas tan dulce!!
You older neighbour hit the nail on the head, they don't let you graze anything in the forest. I'm in Aust. and have the idea that grazing should be OK, but of course over here it isn't allowed either
En Australia los aborigenes evitan incendios poniendo barrera entre estos manteniendo un círculo sin hierba...Solo con arena o tierra...Es una buena idea...Tener un círculo lo más amplio posible alreadedor de vuestra finca sin nada que pueda prenderse...Saludos...