A livestock of 11 buffaloes not only provides Vladislav Sabadosh from the village of Bushtino with useful and satisfying milk, but also allows him to run a business. In addition, the horned assistants of Vladislav carefully monitor the conservation of natural resources on the farmer's lands.
Sabadosh’s acquaintance with buffaloes happened eight years ago. “We immediately had a cow,” Vlad recalls. - We bought it when we were tired of drinking someone else's milk. Over time, the idea came to mind to buy a buffalo. We have never regretted making such a decision! ”
The first animal the farmer bought from a German ecologist. defender of the rights and population of Transcarpathian buffaloes.
“Michel and I, from whom I bought buffalo, agreed that such animals are not only sources of dairy products and meat. But also the magnificent orderlies of nature! If you look at my pastures, you will be surprised how clean and beautiful it is. There are no bushes or shrubs in my fields. And I owe such purity to my buffaloes! ”
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"Now all 11 buffalo are protected by the so-called" electric shepherd "- these are live wires that crown the fence."
During good weather, buffalo graze peacefully on a pasture. When cold weather or precipitation falls, Sabadosh takes animals to the stable. "For a long time the inhabitants of the Carpathians used buffaloes as a towing force," says Vladislav. “I know that before, strong bags for salt and other loose bulk were made from a thick buffalo skin.” I take care of my buffalo with maximum warmth. Even milk is not being milked by them now - everything goes to small calves. When the kids are fattening and getting stronger, we will resume the sale of dairy products. ”It is known that the legendary is made from buffalo milk. world famous mozzarella cheese. A similar product can be found in the assortment of Vladislav Sabadosh. He admits that he loves his livestock. And it reciprocates: the buffaloes recognize the owner by smell at a great distance:
“I don’t even have to call them - they themselves obediently come when they see me!”
