750 owiec, 30 arów własnej ziemi i lotnisko. „My z tego żyjemy”

750 sheep, approximately 30 ares of their own land, and grazing on the grassy airfield in Leszno. Paulina and Szymon Klupś are sheep farmers, although they have little land of their own and rely heavily on leases and cooperation with the airport. At Leszno Airport, the sheep help maintain approximately 100 hectares of grass. They mow, fertilize, and are regularly moved to new quarters. For the airport, this is a practical way to maintain the grounds, and for the farmers, it's an important element of organizing grazing and maintaining the flock. In this episode, we show how this unusual sheep grazing at the airport works, where the idea came from, and why the farmers say openly: "We make a living from it." In the material: – how 750 sheep arrived at the Leszno airport, – how much land the farmers own and how they use their leases, – why sheep are grazed at the airport, – how grazing is organized from spring to late autumn, – is there a problem with selling lambs, – what the price of livestock and the weight of the animals sold are, – how feed is prepared for the sheep, – why this work is a way of life for Paulina and Szymon. This is an example of how sheep farming doesn't have to be standard. It combines leases, the airport, grazing, daily work with the flock, and a very specific way of keeping the animals. Subscribe to the Agricultural Channel PL and see more reports from farms that operate differently than most. #sheep #grazing #farming #farm #airport #Leszno #lambs #animalproduction #AgriculturalChannel