Much of the work necessary for growing food can be done by the bulls. The most difficult job is to plough the field before planting. Yoking two bulls together gives just the right amount of power to break through hardened soil, making it nice and fluffy. The work is exhilarating for both the bulls and the driver. We all feel proud of a job well done!

Planting is one of the easiest jobs for the bulls, and one of the most rewarding too. Using a seed drill makes planting a large area quick and effective. Working as a team we feel at harmony with the sky and the earth to bring food to harvest. The natural scene is complete with a well-deserved rest and a caress of appreciation.

Good fertilization makes all the difference for a good crop. Fortunately, the cows and bulls make the best fertilizer themselves. Cows and bulls are so auspicious. Everything they produce is beneficial, even their dung. They can even participate in casting it across the entire field and garden. What can bulls not do?!

Bulls are always willing to get the job done, either summer or winter, and are invaluable companions for all things transport They can go where vehicles with tires dare not!

Protecting and engaging bulls is a critical piece of the puzzle. Realizing the contribution bulls can make to our economy will bring the value of cow protection into focus. Producing food, hauling goods and transporting passengers are all key elements to creating sustainable local economies that are by nature, environmentally friendly and accessible to everyone. What’s more, the bull is the embodiment of duty and morality, a dire need in today’s world.