In order to support the sepherds who take care of the [council´s] goat and pig herds; each neighbour shall provide [to the sepherd], for 2 goats and 1 pig, even if he [the neighbour] did not have them, both the bread and the salary; and the dwellers [shall provide], half of it; and for the rest [animals] that they have, they [shall pay] what is proportional. And the baby pigs that were born before Saint Andrew´s Day [30th November] and until Candlemas [2nd February] shall be considered as half, and from then onwards, as a whole animal [´por entero´]; and the pigs shall contribute to the said [shepherd´s] payment as soon as they were 60 days old; and, if any neighbour had sold or withdrawn some animals [out of the goat´s or pig´s council herd], he shall provide bread and salary [´soldada´] for that turn. And any fat pig that left the pasture and was slaughtered or sold during the month of February, shall be free of providing bread and salary but, apart from this time, any animal that was no longer fed [in the council´s herd] shall provide the bread but not the salary.