Buffalo adapt to life on Beara farm
“People thought we were mad at the start,” said Beara Peninsula farmer Leo O’Shea, 39.
“But the wet and humid weather, and good grass growth in the area, suits them very well.”
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LIMITED OFFER“People thought we were mad at the start,” said Beara Peninsula farmer Leo O’Shea, 39.
“But the wet and humid weather, and good grass growth in the area, suits them very well.”
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